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Mar. 23 International Conference on Veracity Research in Scientific Computation and
Engineering Trends (ICVRSCET-2019)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
Dr. N. ANBAZHAGHAN, M.E., Ph.D., Principal
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur – 607 107, Villupuram District.
CONVENOR
Dr. J. JOSEPH IGNATIOUS, M.E., Ph.D., Professor
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram District
CO- CONVENORS
Dr.G.Perumal, M.E., Ph.D., HOD
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Prof.P.KARUNANITHI, M.Tech. HOD

Department of Computer Science and Engineering
MEMBERS
Mr.G.SADIQ BASHA, M.Tech., HOD
Mr.S.ARUNPANDIYAN, M.E., HOD

Department of Electrical and Electronics and Engineering
Mr.P.VIJAYAKUMAR, M.E., HOD

Department of Civil Engineering
CO-ORDINATOR
Mr.M.BALAANAND, M.E., (Ph.D.,) Assistant Professor

Mar. 23 International Conference on Veracity Research in Scientific Computation and Engineering
Trends (ICVRSCET-2019)
EDITORIAL BOARD – NATIONAL
Dr. N. KARTHIKEYAN, Dr.S.KARTHIK, Dr.CHANDRU VIGNESH

Dean-IQAC, Dean, Department of CS, Assistant professor/CSE,
SNS Technical Institution, SNS College of Tech., SNS college of Technology,
Coimbatore, Tamilnadu Coimbatore, Tamilnadu Coimbatore.
Dr.SYED IBRAHIM, Dr.S.ANGEL LATHA MARY, Dr.K.JNANESWAR,

Professor, Professor & Head, Associate Professor,
School of computing Science, Department of CSE, CET School of Management,
VIT Chennai campus, Karpagam College of Engg., College of Engg.,
Chennai. Coimbatore. Trivandrum, Kerala
Dr. K. DHANALAKSHMI, Dr. CHRISTOPHER PAUL, Dr.S.MANIKANDAN,

Professor, Assistant professor Professor,
Department of CSE, Department of CSE, Department of EEE,
PSNA College of Engg. and SNS college of Technology, Balaji Institute of Tech.&
Tech., Dindigul. Coimbatore. Science
Mr.J.ALFRED DANIEL, Dr.Y.NARASIMHA RAO, Dr.M.VENKATESAN,

Assistant professor, Professor & Head, Assistant Professor,
SNS college of Technology, Departmemt of IT, Department of CSE,
Coimbatore. QIS college of Engg. a Tech.(A), NIT Karnataka,
Ongole. Surathkal, Karnataka.
Dr.S.VINOTH KUMAR, Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR Mr. D. PRAVEEN KUMAR,

Assistant professor, Sr.Assistant Professor/CSE Assistant Professor,
SNS college of Technology, GMR Institute of Technology Hindustan University,
Coimbatore. Chennai.
Mr. C. B. SIVAPARTHIPAN Dr. N. GNANESWARA RAO, Dr. POKKULURI KIRAN SRE

Assistant Professor, Professor, Professor/CSE
SNS College of Technology, Department of CSE, Sri Vishnu Engineering College
Coimbatore. Vignan University, for Women,
Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh
Dr. M. NEWLIN RAJKUMAR Dr.A.S.AMBILY

Assistant Professor Professor,
Department of CSE Anna Amrita University,
University, Kochi.
Coimbatore
Mar. 23 International Conference on Veracity Research in Scientific Computation and
EDITORIAL BOARD – INTERNATIONAL
Dr. HASSAN FOUAD Dr. XIONG LI Dr.SULPHEY M.M,

Mohamed El-sayed, School of Computer Science Professor,
King Saud University, and Engineering, Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz
Riyadh, Hunan University of Science University,
Saudi Arabia and Technology, Al-Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Xiangtan, China
Dr. MOHAMED ABDEL- Dr. AMR TOLBA, Dr.FAKHRELDIN MUS

BASSET Associate Professor in MOHAMED
Department of Mathematics Asst. Professor,
Operations Research, and Computer Science, Prince Sattam Bin Absulaziz
Zagazig University, Egypt. Menoufia University, Egypt. University,
Al-Kharj Saudi Arabia.
Prof.Dr. SAIFIL ALI, Dr. MOHAMED Dr.NABIL ALHAZMI,

Associate Dean, ELHOSENY, Associate Professor,
St.Theresa International Researcher at CoVIS Lab, College of Administrative
College, Department of Computer Science,
Ongkharak, Thailand. Science and Engineering, Taiz University,Yemen
University of North Texas
Mr. UDAYAKUMAR Dr. SRINIVASAN, Dr.KAVITA SHUKLA,

ALLIMUTHU, Professor, Assistant Professor,
Editor In Chief, Department of Computer Assistant Vice President,
Journal of Applied Sciences Science & Engineering, Amity University,
Research, Jordan. Jimma University, Ethiopia. Dubai, UAE
Dr.RISHAD FARIDI,
Assistant Professor,
Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz
University,
Al-Kharj, Saudi Arabia.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
S.NO TITLE
NO.
AN SMART SYSTEM FOR EXAMINATION HALL ALLOCATION
AND DATA CHART PREPARATION
1. MS.D.SATHYA1, MS.T.THAMARAISELVI2, MS.S.RENUGA DEVI3, 1
PROF.C.B.SIVAPARTHIPAN4, DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN5
SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
MEDICO SINGLING DOCTOR APPOINTMENT
2. SARANYA.J1, SATHIYA.P2, UDHAYA PRABHA.V3 2
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK BASED MODELLING FOR
PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION FOR NORMAL AND HIGH STRENGTH BEAMS
3. 3
WITH MICRO REINFORCEMENT
S.SARASWATHY1 MRS.L.SOUNDARI2
IFET COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AN ADVANCED NEURAL NETWORK ALGORITHM FOR SPAM
DETECTION IN TWITTER DATA
4. 1 4
DHIVYA.R, 2GUNASELVI.J, 3MRS.S.USHARANI
QUALITY OF SERVICE BASED NUTRIENTS ALLOCATION USING
DIGITALIZATION STRATEGY
5. 1 5
JAYAKUMAR.D, 2BALASANDHIYA.K
MONITORING AND ANALYZING THE GESTURE OF DUMB
PEOPLE USING SENSOR BASED TECHNOLOGY
6. 6
KRITHIGA, M.
VIDEO ANALYSIS FOR MALPRACTICE DETECTION IN
CLASSROOM EXAMINATION
7. 1 7
K. GOWSIKA, 2S. ISHWARYA
SURVEY ON SENTIMENTAL ANALYSIS USING DEEP LEARNING
TECHNIQUES
8. 8
KALAIVANI A1 THENMOZHI D2
SSN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS MOBILE BANKING
9. B.INDIRAPRIYADHARSHINI* S.POONGODI** 9
P.JAYANTHI** R.RAMYA**
AN IOT DESIGN TO PREDICT MECHANICAL FAILURE
INVEHICLES AND EFFECTIVE REPLACEMENT.
1
10. S.S.AKILAN2D.KAYATHRI DEVI 10
MEPCO SCHLENK ENGINEERING COLLEGE
AN APPROACH FOR CUSTOMER COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM
[1] [2] S
11. S. POOJA K.S.. POOJA . PREM KUMAR [3] B. MADHANKUMAR [4] 11
B
. VIVEK [5]
ENHANCING THE COMPETENCE OF MANET BY DIPPING
ROUTING OVERHEAD EMPLOYING A ARPRP PRINCIPLE
12. 12
B.VINODHINI1, DR.M.MARIKKANNAN2, DR.S.KARTHIK3
HUMAN PRESENCE DETECTION IN REMOTE
AREA(PROHIBITED AREA) THROUGH REMOTE SENSING
13. 1 13
S.SUMATHI, 2DR.S.KARTHIK, 3MR.J.ALFRED DANIEL
INTELLIGENT CROPS WASTAGE ASSESSMENT AND REAL TIME
EARLY DETECTION OF FLOODS USING GEO SPATIAL
14. 14
INFORMATION
SOWNDHARYAMADHIVANAN@GMAIL.COM
WATER BUDGET AND PROJECTION OF WATER CONSUMPTION
LEVELS FOR ILLALUR
15. 15
NIDIMUSALI YASHWANTH, V.HARISH MR.P.SRI BALAJI
ST.JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
A SMART ANDROID APPLICATION FOR STUDENT ASSISTANT
SYSTEM IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
16. R.REETHU1, D.PREETHA2, 16
P.PARAMESHWARAN3,C.B.SIVAPARTHIPAN4
HIGH SPEED MULTIPLIER DESIGN USING KOGGE STONE
ADDER
17. R.ARUN SEKAR1, M.KATHIRVELU2, M.GOVINDA3, V.KRISHNA 17
CHAITANYA4, T.BHAGYASRI5
GMR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
AGRICULTURE IRRIGATION SYSTEM USING IOT
1
18. MR.P.PRABAKARAN, 2MR.S.SASIKUMAR 3MRS.B.DEPPA 18
PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE
IOT BASED SMART FARMING
MS. SATHYA.B1, MS. SHOWMYAA.M2, MS. SUGUNAMUKI.K.R3 , DR.
19. 19
S. RAJA RANGANATHAN4
A SMART TIME TABLE GENERATOR

20. MS.REVATHI.P1, MS.VAISHNAVI.J 2, 20
MS.VEENASRI.V3,DR.KAVITHA.M4, DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN5.
AUTOMATIC QUESTION PAPER AND QUALITY INDEX

CALCULATOR
21. MS.N.NIVETHA , MS.S.NIVETHITHA2, MR.P.PRASANTH3,
1
21
MS.V.SAVITHA4
WEB APPLICATION FOR OPINION MINING AND SENTIMENT
ANALYSIS OF AUTOMOBILE REVIEWS
22. MR.T.P.N.NITHIN1, MS.E.R.R.NEETTISHA2, MS.S.KEERTHANA SRI3, 22
MS.P.POONKODI4
SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, COIMBATORE
STRESS DETECTION OF PEOPLE THROUGH SOCIAL
INTERACTION
23. MS.A.SHOBIYA PRIYADHARSHINI1, MS.K.SWATHI2, 23
MS.D.THIVEYA3,DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN4
A SMART APPROACH FOR CIVILIZATION COMPLAINING AND
RECTIFYING THROUGH ONLINE APPLICATION PORTAL
24. MS.S.PRAVEENA1, MR.K.RATHISH2, MS.K.T.NIKILA3, 24
MS.P.POONKODI.P4
IOT BASED SMART VEHICLE AUTOMATION AND
ACCIDENT ALERT SYSTEM
25. MS.S.KAVIYA1,MS.K.POOVIZHI2, MS.N.RAMYA3, 25
MRS.M.BABYLATHA4
STUDY ON WASTE REDUCTION COATING TO RCC SILOS BY
POLYURETHANE LINING
26. MR.S.ARULKUMARAN1, MS.R.ARUNA2, MS.R.PAVITHRA3, 26
MS.S.PRAGATHI4, MS.E.PRIYA5
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON LIGHT WEIGHT FOAMED
CONCRETE
27. 27
R.KAMALESHWARI1,MS.P.SARANYA2
AUTOMATIC LEARNER FOCUS DETECTION SYSTEM OVER A
LIVE SESSION
28. 28
MR.D.SACHIN RAVANTH1,MS.V.SAVITHA2, DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN3
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON CHARACTERTISTICS OF

29. BENDABLE CONCRETE 29
MS.T.LAKSHMI DEVI1,MRS.S.SEYAMALA2
TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC WASTE BY USING

POLYALUMINIUM CHLORIDE
30. DR.G.GNANAPRAGASAM1, D.AKILA2, A.ARTHI3, G.GURUPPRIYA4, 30
R.VASANTHAVIZHI5.
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF
FINE AGGREGATE USING FOUNDRY SAND, M-SAND AND
31. COARSE AGGREGATE USING STEEL SLAG IN CONCRETE 31
SHANTHI K1, BALAJI B2, RUTHRAPANDIYAN K3
EFFICIENT AND PRIVACY PRESERVING ONLINE FINGERPRINT
AUTHENTICATION SCHEME OVER OUTSOURCED DATA
32. SHAMILI. S1, SANGEETHA. N2, SHALINI.R3, 32
R.SENTHILKUMAR4,DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN5
IOT ALCOHOL AND HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM
33. MS. S.K. NANDHINI1, MS. S. DHARANI2,MR. S. SAKTHIVEL 3 33
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BEHAVIOUR OF CONCRETE
REINFORCED WITH BRISTLE COIR FIBERS
34. MS.SWATHI1, MR.S.KOTTEESWARAN2 34
JAYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE1; SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY2
PERFORMANCE OF STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE AND
PRESTRESSED CONCRETE BRIDGES WITH IRCLOADING
35. MS.SANDHIYA1, MR.S.KOTTEESWARAN2 35
JAYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE1; SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY2
SMART ANDROID TELEVISION NOTICE BOARD FOR
INCREASING DATA PROCESSINGSPEED
36. J.SANGEETH KUMAR1,G.C.SUKANTH2, R.SUNESH3, MS.P.PUNITHA4, 36
DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN5
SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY,
CENTRAL PORTAL FOR OVERALL LENDING PAYMENT
MR. D.YUVARAJ1, T. MANISHA2, P. KARTHIKEYAN3, C.
37. 37
MADHUMITHA4
IOT BASED SMART AGRICULTURE CONTROL AND DIRECT

MARKETING SYSTEM
38. 38
MR.R.PRADEEP1, MR.S.BALAJI2, MR.S.ABILASH3, MS.R.DIVYA4,
MR.S.VIGNESHWARAN5
MANUFACTURING OF PAVEMENT TILES BY USING HDPE

PLASTIC WASTE
39. 39
MS.R.R.THARINI , MR.B.DHARMESH KUMAR2, MR.K.PRAKASH3
1
IFET COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,

ACID RESISTANT BRICKS AND TILES
SOUNDARI. L1, ARAVINDRAJ. G2, BALAJI. K3, NARENDRAN. R4,
40. 40
SUBASH. E5
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF DETONATION SKIRMISH
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
41. 1 41
Y.DEVANRAJ ,2K.SHANTHI,
INDUSTRY WASTEWATER TREATMENT USING FLY ASH AND
BROKEN TILES
42. 1 42
P. KIRTHIKA,2P.SARANYA,
MEDICAL SHOP ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM
1
43. K. DEEKSHA, 2R. ADHITHI, 3S.AMOS PAUL, 4DR.R. SABITHA 43
EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY AND ITS
SUITABILITY FOR DOMESTIC AND IRRIGATION PURPOSE AT
44. CUDDALORE DISTRICT 44
1
M.ARUMAISELVI, 2MS.R.R.THARIN
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF
CEMENT BY BAGASSE ASH AND FINE AGGREGATE BY PRESS
45. MUD IN CONCRETE 45
1
K.DHIVYA, 2G.GNANAPRAGASAM
AN APPROACH FOR SMART HIDDEN SPY CAMERA DETECTION
USING PROXIMITY SENSOR IN CCTV CAMERA
1
46. PARKAVI.C,2RAKESH.R, 3NAVANEETHAN.R, KRISHNAKUMAR.S4 46
,5SIVAPARTHIPAN.C.B
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND TESTING ON
FERROCEMENT SLABS AND DOME
1
47. DIVYA, 2S. KOTTEESWARAN 47
JAYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE; SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY,
AN IOT BASED KIOSK FOR MATERNALHEALTH OF RURAL

MOTHERS
1
48. DR.SHANTHI SELVARAJ, 2ABARNA.K, 3DEEPAKRAJ.KP, 48
4
JANAPRITHA.N, 5DR T.KALAIKUAMARAN
FINGER PRINT BASED LICENSE AND HELMET DETECTING

ANTI-THEFT MECHANISM
1
49. M.SAMIRAJA, 2G SURESHKUMAR, 3M.YUVARAJ, 4MRS. 49
P.POONKODI, 5DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN
EXPERIMENTAL BEHAVIOUR STUDY OF STEEL FIBRE
REINFORCED CONCRETE USING MAGNETIC AND NORMAL
1
50. KANIMOZHI, 2KOTTEESWARAN 50
TECHNOLOGY
EFFECTIVE PARKINSON DISEASE PREDICTION USING DATA
MINING ANALYTICAL TOOLS
1
51. MS. M. MEKALA@VISHALI ,2MS. G. NITHIY,3 MRS. P. 51
RENUKADEVI
PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE,
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SELF-HEALINGN OF CRACK
USING FLY ASH AND HYDRATED LIME AS SELF-HEALING
AGENTS.
52. (1) 52
ISWARY, (2)KOTTEESWARAN
TECHNOLOGY
STYLE EMBELLISHMENT UTILIZING VIRTUAL MIRROR
1
K. S.JYOTHIPRIYA, S.JEEVITHA, 3JANAT J MEJULA ,
53. 4 53
G.RENUGADEVI
X-RAY IMAGE REPORTING
1
54. S.KARTHIKA, 2DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN 54
HOME APPLIANCES AUTOMATION WITH EXTENDED
WARRANTY SYSTEM USING IOT
1
55. DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN, 2G.RENUGA DEVI, 3M.GOKILA, 4S.GOKUL, 55
5
R.KAVIRUBA
WOMEN’S SAFETY MONITORING USING IOT
1
DR.K.KALAIKUMARAN, 2M.SATHISH KUMAR, 3G.DHARINI,
56. 4 56
V.JAYASURYA, 5S.JOSUVA
MULTI-BIOMETRIC SYSTEM FOR HIGH SECURITY

57. APPLICATIONS 57
1
MANI SURYA SAVA, 2KATHIRVELU M, 3RAKESH YADAV,
4
RAMAKRISHNA SAVIRIGANA, 5NIVAS SIMHADRI
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OPTIMIZED AREA AND

PDP MULTIPLIER FOR HIGH SPEED DIGITAL CIRCUIT
APPLICATIONS
58. 58
M. KATHIRVELU1, P. SANDHYA RANI2, I. VAMSI KRISHNA3, K.
BHARATH4
AN INTELLIGENT SYSTEM FORIDENTIFICATION OF FUEL
FRAUDULENTS AND NEAR BY FUEL STATIONS
1
59. M.KATHIRVELU, 2K.SRAVANI 3M.RAMA LAKSHMI 4M.JACINTH 59
5
P.SUBBA RAMI REDDY 6R.N.V.SAI KUMAR
IMPROVEMENT OF ANTIPODAL VIVALDI ANTENNA
PERFORMANCE FOR WIRELESS APPLICATION
60. B M S SREENIVASARAO1,K V L THANMAYI2,G INDIRA3,G S L 60
NAVYA4,P SATYA NARAYANA5
GMR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
PUBLIC TRANSPORT MONITORING SYSTEM
61. VIVEK B1 PRANAV BARATH S2 PRAVEEN R3 PRAVEEN KUMAR S4 61
CLASS ALTERNATE SCHEDULING SYSTEM
62. B.BALAJI1, K.GANESH2, C.GOKUL3, B.VINODHINI4 62
CHAT BOT FOR COLLEGE WEBSITE
63. T. ELAKIYA1 J. JIJI SHERIN2 S. GOKILAPRIYA3 B. VIVEK4 63
VOICE ASSISTANT APPLICATION FOR A COLLEGE WEBSITE
64. ANUSHRIA SAI1, M.GANGA2,R.S.ABISREE3, DENY NANCY4 64
HOSTEL OUTPASS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
65. M.SIVARANJANI1,L.SWETHA2,V.THENMOZHI3,B.VINODHINI4 65
REAL TIME MONITORING OF ALCOHOLIC PERSON AND
VEHICLE FAULT DETECTION USING GSM/GPRS ON ARDUINO
BASED SYSTEM
66. 66
K.MADHANRAJ1 R.MANIKANDAN2 K.ILAVARASI3
S.P.PRIYADARSHINI4
LINING OF INDUSTRIAL CHIMNEY USING THERMAL
RESISTANCE GLASS BLOCK
67. MS R.R.THARINI1,P.SURESH BHALAJI2, 67
M.VELMURUGAN3,J.ARUNRAJ4.
IOT BASED SMART POWER VITALITY READING WITH CIRCUIT
CONTROLLER
68. 68
J.ASHWIN , P.HARINDARNATH2, A.JANANI3, U.SUPRIYA4,
1
DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN5 / SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

SPOT THE ODD ONE OUT USING MACHINE

LEARNING ALGORITHMS
69. MR.RUTHRAN.E1, MR.SASI MOHAN.C2, MS.SAVITHA.V3, 69
DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN4.
SMART GARBAGE SEGREGATION FOR RECYCLING THROUGH
IOT
70. 70
VAISHNAVI.H1, YAMUNA.J2, SP.PRIYADHARSHINI3
ROOM TEMPERATURE NOTIFICATION DEVICE
71. S.SUSHMITHA1,P.PRABA VARTHINI2,S.P.PRIYA DHARSHINI3 71
ANALYSIS OF MACHINING PARAMETERS IN CNC MILLING
OPERATION USING RSM
72. R.RAMANATHAN1,K.CHANDRASEKARAN2,T.ANANDHA 72
BABU3,S.AMARNATH4,T.AJITHKUMAR5
M.A.M.SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING,
CNC MILLING OPERATION OF AA6061USING GRA TECHNIQUE
R.RAMANATHAN1,K.CHANDRASEKARAN2,S.SURYA3,S,SUTISH
73. 73
RAJ4,M.SRIRAM5
M.A.M.SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
FATIGUE LIFE AND STRESS ANALYSIS OF A FUSELAGE PANEL
USING FINITE ELEMENT APPROACH
74. K.M SRIDHAR1,K.CHANDRASEKARAN2,S.DINESH3,N.EZHIL 74
ARASI4,S.ROMANUS5
M.A.M.SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
FEEDBACK SYSTEM WITHFACIALRECOGNITION IN SEMINAR
MRS.ELAVARASI1, A.DHAARANI NAMBI2,C.DIVYASREE 3,
75. 75
E.PREETHA4
S.A. ENGINEERING COLLEGE
PRIVACY PRESERVING USING FUZZY FINGERPRINT METHOD
PAVANABHARATHI KS1
76. 76
DR. T. KALAIKUMARAN2MR.J.ALFRED DANIEL3
THE FEASIBILITY STUDY ON USAGE OF LUNARCRETE IN
CONSTRUCTION
77. 77
A.S.CHARLASH IMMANUVEL1,Y.DEVANRAJ2, S.ARULKUMARAN3
RENOVATING THE METHODOLOGIES FOR DISPOSAL OF

STEEL SLAG
78. 78
D.BALAMURUGAN1,Y.DEVANRAJ2, S.ARULKUMARAN3
OBSERVER BASED FEEDBACK CONTROLLER DESIGN FOR

FOUR TANK PROCESS
79. ATCHAYA.M ,ISHWARYA.K1,RAJESWARI.P1 ,RAJALAKSHMI.M2,
1
79
C.KARTHIK3
KAMARAJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING &TECHNOLOGY
FASHION DISTRICT(TAILORING SYSTEM)
R. TEENA S. VASANTHA POORANI2 S. VENKATACHALAM3 V.
1
80. 80
SIVA SAKTHI4DR. T. KALAIKUMARAN5
SPOT INFORMATION DURING ROAD ACCIDENT
S.KEERTHANA1, J.SIVARANJANI2, M.NIVETHAKUMARI3,
81. 81
P.HEMALATHA4
SMART PODIUM
1
82. S.PREETHI M.NIVETHA KUMARI 3F.ANISHIYA
2
82
BEWELL INTER-LINKING OF HOSPITALS THROUGH MOBILE
APPLICATION
83. 1 83
BHUVANA K PRIYADHARSHINI M. 3K.ELAVARASI
2

IOT BASED SMART VEHICLE AUTOMATION AND ACCIDENT
ALERT SYSTEM.
84. 1 84
S.KAVIYA , 2K.POOVIZHI, 3N.RAMYA, 4M.BABYLATHA
FRAMEWORK UTILIZING EXPERT NOVEL ENGRAVING
1
85. C.DIVYA,2DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN 85
SIGNCRYPTION AND PROXY RE-ENCRYPTION FOR SECURE
DATA SHARING USING BBS ALGORITHM
86. 1 86
R.SURESH, 2P.LAKSHMIPRIYA
ANDROID APPLICATION FOR DETECTING OF POTHOLES
87. A.SHANMUGAVALLI1,DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN2 87
AN OVERLAY ARCHITECTURE FOR THROUGHPUT OPTIMAL
MULTIPATH ROUTING
88. 88
REVATHI.S
ARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE
SURVEY ON MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHMSIN BREAST

CANCER DIAGNOSIS ANALYSIS AND CONSTRUCTING A
89. 89
HYBRID APPROACH BASED ON FEATURE SELECTION
1
KOWSHIK B,2SAVITHA V ,3KARTHIKRAJ H,4PRIYA DHARSHINI G
UTILIZATION OF BAGASSE ASH AS A BRICK MATERIAL

1
90. JANARTHANAN J, 2RUTHRAVISHNU K 90
COMPARISION OF DESIGN RESULTS OF A STRUCTURE
BETWEEN E-TABS & SAP2000 SOFTWARE
91. 1
SHAIK NAZMA; 2ANUPATI EDIGA SHANKAR; 3DHOOPATI. 91
SURRENDER
DR. K. V. SUBBAREDDY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN
BEHAVIOURAL STUDY OF HIGH VOLUME FLY ASH CONCRETE
BEAM
92. EDWIN. A1, ANAND. V2, KOTTEESWARAN. S3, V. SHEELA4 92
SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; KARUNYA
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES
VOICE INTERROGATION WITH RESOURCEFUL POWER
ECONOMY TECHNIQUE USING SMART SENSE ALGORITHM
93. WITH IOT BASED AI CONTROLLED SMART BIKE 93
N. ABIRAM1 S.PRAKASH2
GKM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
MODELLING, ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF TRADITIONAL
MASONRY UNITS WITH NATURAL FIBERS FOR WALLS
94. R RAVI (1), KOTTEESWARAN(2) , SAARANYA KUMAR D,PRUDHVI 94
KRISHNA V,SAI NITHIN REDDY(3)
SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION BASED RANDOM FOREST
ALGORITHM
95. 95
R.TARUNYA1 ,DR.T.KALAIKUMARAN2
A STUDY ON DUCTILITY BEHAVIOUR OF ENERGY EFFICIENT
WALLS
96. 96
R RAVI , KUNDURU MALLA REDDY (2) , KOTTEESWARAN(3) ,
(1)
SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES
BY USING CLUSTERING
97. 1 97
K.VIJAYAKUMARI2V. BABYDEEPA
GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE, KARUR
REACTIVE POWER COMPENSATION AND LOAD BALANCING
OF MULTI AREA POWER SYSTEM BY SVC AND ACTIVE
98. FILTERS 98
1
P. SUGUNA RATNAMALA, 2G. RASMITHA
GIET(A)
PORTABLE CHARGER FOR HANDHELD DEVICES USING RADIO

99. FREQUENCY 99
1
AARTHI.M 2M.DINESHKUMAR 3G.LAKSHITHA 4R.LOGESWARAN
M.KUMARASAMY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AN EXTENDED SLIDING MODE CONTROL SCHEME WITH

TORQUE RIPPLE MITIGATION FOR PERMANENT MAGNET
100. 100
SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
1
CHOPPALA ANIL ,2TAPETTA AMAR KIRANLGIET(A)
CARE TAKER ROBOT USING FIREBIRD V
1
101. P.HEMALATHA, 2D.TAMILRAJ, 3M.NIVETHA KUMARI 101
ON-DUTY FORM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
1
A.AMIRTHAVARSHINI, 2V.S.BHARATHI, 3P.JENCY
102. 102
GNANASUNDARI, 4K.MAHESWARI
WEAR PROPERTIES ANALYSIS OF METAL MATRIX
COMPOSITE FOR AIRCRAFT WING
103. ,DR.K.CHANDRASEKARAN1, 103
R.RAMANATHAN ,D.SILAMBARASAN3,R.SIVA4,K.SIVABHARATHI5
2
M.A.M.SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING,
VOICE ASSISTANT FOR HEALTH CARE IN RURAL AREAS
104. ANUSHRIA SAI1, M.GANGA2, R.S.ABISREE3, SUPRIYA.U4 104
HOSTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
1
105. SHALINI.G, 2SIDDARAJU.S,3SURJITH.H 105
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HIGH PERFORMANCE
CONCRETE USING SILICA FUME AND ROBO SAND
106. MS.S.HEMAVATHI1, MRS.J.JAYAPRIYA2 106
ANAND INSTITUTE OF HIGHER TECHNOLOGY; V.R.S.COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON FERRO CEMENT DOME
107. BALAMURUGAN M1 107
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BAMBOO REINFORCED CONCRETE
108. BALAMURUGAN M1 108
SWIPE TO CALL – A VISION TO THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED
PEOPLE
109. 109
V.SUGANTHI ; A.MOHAMED HALITH2
1

DESIGN OF AS MARTFIRE ALARM DETECTION SYSTEM
ABARNA.K1, HARISHMA.S.N2, ABINAYA.K.N3, KARTHICK.M4;
110. 110
SUBASH.S5; SUDHA.M6
TOWNSHIP PLANNING FOR AGRARIAN TENANTS

111. K.R.NANDHINI1, T.LAVANYA2, C.PRIYADHARSHINI3, 111
K.SOUNTHARYA4, MRS.K.SHANTHI5

112. ANUSHRIA SAI1, M.GANGA2, R.S.ABISREE3, SUPRIYA.U4 112
K.R.NANDHINI1, C.PRIYADHARSHINI2, T.LAVANYA3,
113. 113
K.SOUNTHARYA4
A SURVEY ON OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES IN VOICE
DISORDER CLASSIFICATION
1
114. N.A. SHEELA SELVAKUMARI 114
AVINASHILINGAM INSTITUTE FOR HOME SCIENCE AND HIGHER
EDUCATION FOR WOMEN
AUTOMATIC ACCIDENT DETECTION AND AMBULANCE
RESCUE SYSTEM USING INTELLIGENT SYSTEM
115. 115
1S.SURIYA, 2S.KIRUTHIGA,3 P.HEMALATHA,4S.GIRIDHARAN
ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM BASED ON BIO-
METRICAUTHENTICATION
116. 116
S.MAHADEVAN,N. RAJAKUMARAN; K.SUGUNESH; MS.L.MEGALA
V.R.S. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
TALKBOT ASSISTANT
1
MS.V.ALAMELU,AP-CSE, 2S.AMRESH, 3A.APSARIN,
117. 4 117
T.DEEPAN,5S.KAAVIYA
SPOTTING TRAFFIC SIGNS DETECTION AND
CATAGORIZATION
1
118. ARUNKUMAR G.D, 2BHARATHI P,3CHANDRASEKARAN 118
R,4GANDHIMATHI V
HEART DISEASE PREDICTION BY USING K-MEANS
CLUSTERING AND CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHM
119. 1
BAGYALAKSHMI.G, 2RAJASRI.J, 3JOTHI KALPANA J.K. 119
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON SELF HEALING
CONCRETE BY USING E.COLI BACTERIA
120. ADHITHIYA VIJAY.G 1,YASHWANTH.C2 ,ARUNACHALAM.E2,ARUN 120
A2,TAMILARASAN R2
SMART GUIDANCE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

K. DEEPAK KUMAR1, , P. JEEVITHASHREE2, M. DHANALAKSHMI3,
121. R. SENTHIL KUMAR4 121
ENHANCED INTELLIGENT SECURITY CAMERA USING FACE

RECOGNITION
122. MR.M.RAGAV MONA,MR.K.SAI SARAN,MR.SHRAVAN S. VINOD, 122
MRS.A.SUPHALAKSHMI,M.E.,PH.D
PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE,
CRIMINAL FACE RECOGNITION SYSTEM
A. SHALINI[1],SANTHOSH KUMAR[2] ,S .THILAK KUMAR[3],
123. 123
SAMSUDEEN.B[4]
CLASSIFICATION OF BRAIN TUMOR FROM MR IMAGES USING
EXTENDED GRAY LEVEL CO-OCURRENCE MATRIX
124. G.KARTHICK BHARATHWAJ1, R.ARULMOZHI2, R.KRISHNAVENI3, 124
S.LOGESHWARAN4, DR.P.SANTHI5
A STUDY ON FAULT DETECTION FRAMEWORK FOR CLOUD
BASED APPLICATIONS
125. 1 125
DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 K.ANJANA
A SURVEY ON SUSPICIOUS NON-VERBAL GESTURES BASED ON
DEEP LEARNING
126. 1 126
DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 A.KRANTHI KIRAN
CLOUD BASED PRIVACY PRESERVING IMAGE PROCESSING
SYSTEM
127. 1 127
DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 LALITH KUMAR VARMA
DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY IN CLOUD COMPUTING
1
128. DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 A.PRAVEEN 128
DATA SECURITY IN CLOUD COMPUTING
1
129. DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 SRINU INAPAKURTHI 129
INTRUSION DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNING
TECHNIQUES
130. 1 130
DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 B.TEJA SATYA SAI KIRAN
MINING TECHNIQUES FOR INVARIANTS IN CLOUD
COMPUTING
131. 1
DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 K.SADHIKA 131
PRIVACY PRESERVING DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR
SECURITY ISSUES
1
132. DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 G SUBHASH CHANDRA 132
SECURITY IN A PUBLIC CLOUD

1
133. DR.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 KOMMU DINESH 133
EXAM SERVER APPLICATION
1
134. ARUL PRASATH E 2ARUN K 3ANADHAVEL R 4SENTHIL KUMAR 134
RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR EXAMINATION SEATING
ARRANGEMENT
135. S.VISHALI 1, M . SAHUL HAMEED 2, V . SATHISH KUMAR 3, V. 135
SARAVANAN 4, PROF. S. SANGEETHA 5
MICROCONTROLLER BASED AUTOMATIC SOURCE
CHANGEOVER BETWEEN SOLAR AND MAIN SYSTEM
D.VEERA VANITHA1, M. DIVYA POORNIMA2, A. UMA
136. 136
MAHESHWARI3, R.YAZHINI4,
AVINASHILINGAM INSTITUTE FOR HOME SCIENCE AND HIGHER
EDUCATION FOR WOMEN
IOT BASED CONTROLLING OF HYBRID ENERGY SYSTEM WITH
AUTO DIRECTION
137. 1 137
GUNASEKAR R 2JAYAKUMAR J 3M.B. ANNADURAI
V.R.S. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF SUGARCANE PLANTING
MACHINE
138. N.DURAIRAJ, V.MAHESH 138
WIRELESS TRANSMISSION (WIMISSION) RADIATIVE & NON

RADIATIVE METHOD
139. 139
G.DHARMARAJ1, H.DEENADHAYALAN2
V.R.S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
PRODUCTION OF BIO-ETHANOL & BIO-POLYMER FROM
CASHEW APPLE
140. 140
MR.ELAMVAZHUTHI; MR. E. JOHN OLIVER; MR. A. JAFFER BAIG
SMART MATERIALS AND SELF – HEALING STRUCTURES
141. JOHN OLIVER.E, MILAN PRADEEP .D 141
PLCBASEDAUTOMATICSMARTIRRIGATIONSYSTEMB
YUSINGIOT
142. 1DEEPAK.S,2ELUMALAIB, 3EZHILARASAND, 4KABILANB, 5 142
R.VIMAL PRAKASH
V.R.S COLLEGE OFENGINEERINGAND TECHNOLOGY
MPPT CONTROLLER BASED SOLAR TRACKING SYSTEM

1
143. ARUN.R.M,2DURAIRAJ.V,3MOHANKUMAR.R,4AJITHKUMAR.K,5S.A 143
RUNPANDIYAN
A NOVEL APPROACH TO PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR WOMEN
BY USING SMART SECURITY DEVICE
144. 1
DEEPIKA.M, 2RAMYAKRISHNAN.P, 3KIRUBADEVI.P, 144
4
SADIQBASHA.G
HIGH EFFICIENCY WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION USING
MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND MONITOR BY IOT
145. 1SANTHOSH.S, 2SURIYA.R, 3VIJAYALAKSHMI. 4M,RAM KUMAR.M, 145
5THANGA RENUGA DEVI.S
V.R.S. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND
NUMERICAL STUDY ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC
BUILDING USING DIFFERENT CODAL PROVISIONS
1
146. HEMAMALINI B 2JOSEPHINMARY E 3KALAIMATHI K 4KUMAR A 146
5
VIJAYAKUMAR P
RENOVATION OF OLD BUILDING ( JIPMER PHASE-3)
147. C.BALAJI1 MR.J.JANARTHANAN2 147
MAGE ENHANCEMENT AND LEAF DISEASE DETECTION
MR.P.ROOPESH., MR.V.SASINANTHAN,
148. 148
MR.M.SITHAMBARAVARMAN
EFFECT OF POST WELD TREATMENTS ON MECHANICAL AND
METALLURGICAL PROPERTIES OF FRICTION STIR WELDED
149. AA7075-T651 ALUMINIUM ALLOY JOINTS 149
R.KAMALAKKANNAN
MAHA BARATHI ENGG COLLEGE,.
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PAVER BLOCK USING PLASTIC
WASTES
150. 150
M.ABDUL BASHITH1,J.KARTHIK2,DR.G.GNANAPRAGASAM3
MACHINE LEARNING IN AUTOMOBILES

1
151. I.VAMSI CHANDRAHASS 2 .Y.DIVYA BHARATHI 151
DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF AUTOMATIC PNEUMATIC

MULTIPLATE CLUTCH
1
152. GOBI K SENTHAMIZHSELVAN R 3KANNATHASAN K 4SAMPATH
2
152
M 5MALAYALATTAR R
ARDUINO BASED AUTOMATIC FAULT DETECTION AND
ISOLATION IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM USING PROTECTIVE
DEVICE
153. 1MURUGAN.A.M,2PARTHIBAN.R, 3VIGNESH.A, 4YUVARAJ.M, 5 153
MANIMARAN.S
DEFECTIVE PRAWN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING
ROBOTIC ARM AND MACHINE LEARNING
1
154. P.HEMALATHA, 2R.RAJAGURU, 3M.BALRAM, 4S.GIRIDHARAN,5 154
K.KAMALAKANNAN
MEDICAL WASTE SEGREGATION USING SMART ROBOTIC ARM
1
155. A.SURESHKUMAR2P.SANDESH 3S.GIRIDHARAN 4P.HEMALATHA 155
PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
USING IOT
1
156. N.MOHAMMED THOUSEEF, 156
2
R.JANARTHANAN,3F.ANISHYA,4P.HEMALATHA
PLC BASED AUTOMATIC SMART IRRIGATION
SYSTEM BY USING IOT
1DEEPAK.S,2ELUMALAIB, 3EZHILARASAND, 4KABILANB,5
157. 157
R.VIMAL PRAKASH
V.R.S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
TPS GAME TEMPLATE WITH ENEMY AI USING BEHAVIOR
TREE AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY
158. B.AKASH1 S.RAGAVENDIRAN2 K.RAMESH3 158
DETECTION OF COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR OF SPAMBOT USING
DIGITAL - DNA
159. 1 159
NALINI R JAYA PREETHAP 3KAVITHA N
2

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CO2 EMISSION BASED ON IOT
1
MS.R.INDHUMATHI, 2MS.S.VARALAKSHMI, 3MR.P.MANIVANNAN
160. 160
A NOVEL APPROACH TO IOT BASED PLANT HEALTH

MONITORING SYSTEM
161. A.ABISHEAK K.GOPALAKRISHNAN2 M.BALAANAND3
1
161
M.SABAREESAN4
NETWORK ANALYSIS OF CONTINGENCIES OF SELF-WORTH
FOR STUDENTS BEHAVIOR
162. 1 162
M.MONISHA M.PARVATHI2 V.VINOTHRAJ3
V.R.S. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING& TECHNOLOGY
SEGMENTATION OF BRAIN TUMOR AND EDEMA USING
NEURAL NETWORK
163. 163
J.THILLAIYARASI1 R.SANGEETHA2 N.GOBINATHAN3
V.R.S. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING& TECHNOLOGY
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY USING ARCGIS SOFTWARE WITH
HELP OF GPS
1
164. KISHORE A BALAMURUGAN P 3ABDUL ROMAYZAN A.R, 4MS J.
2
164
JAYAPRIYA
V.R.S. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,
VILLUPURAM
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON STRENGTH OF CONCRETE USING
PEBBLE STONE SAND BY REPLACEMENT OF FINE AGGREGATE
165. AJITHKUMAR.V1, ANTONY PETER.S2,DURAIVEL.M3 165
VRS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,
VILLUPURAM
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS ON STRUCTURAL
BEHAVIOUR OF RAMMED EARTH WALL
166. P.ASHOK KUMAR1, D.ELUMALAI2, S.GOVINDARASU3, 166
P.VIJAYAKUMAR4
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF SUGAR MILL
EFFLUENT USING FLY ASH
167. 167
K.GUNA1, K.JANSIRANI2, N.RAVI KUMAR3
V.R.S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,
NUMERICAL STUDY ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC

BUILDING USING DIFFERENT CODAL PROVISIONS
1
HEMAMALINI B 2JOSEPHINMARY E 3KALAIMATHI K 4KUMAR A
168. 5 168
VIJAYAKUMAR P
V.R.S.COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON ROOF TILE BY PARTIALLY

REPLACEMENT OF BAGGASE ASH IN M SAND & PEBELL SAND
1
169. MUGILAN.S 2GOWTHAM.A 3MOHAMED FAIZIL.S, 4MR.GEORGE 169
FERNANDEZ RAJ.A
WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT IN CUDDALORE DISTRICT
USING REMOTE SENSING AND GIS
1
170. A.MOHAMMED MUSTHAK 2E.ARAVIND RAJ 3G.PARTHEEBAN 170
BOOBALARAJ 4MS P. JAYANTHI
RESPONSE SPECTRUM ANALYSIS OF RC SHEAR WALL
BUILDING WITH SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION EFFECTS
171. 171
P.VIJAYAKUMAR1, P.KANDHAN2, S.RAMAKRISHNAN3, K.VIJAY4
EXPRIMENTAL STUDY ON COMBINATION OF SELF
COMPACTION AND SELF CURING OF CONCRETE BY USING
172. ADMIXTURES 172
1
C.DHANA SELVAN 2N.NAVIN RAJ 3KALAIYARASAN
COCONUT SHELL AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF COARSE
AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE
1
173. AJITHKUMAR S 2AZHAKESAN G 3CHANDRU P 4MR.P. ARUL 173
JEBARAJ
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON LIGHT EMITTING CONCRETE
1
BHUVANESWARI.R,2DHAYANETHI.SP, 3KOWSALYA.S
174. 4 174
MR.N.RAVIKUMAR
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF MELTING/FREEZING
CHARECTERISTICS OF NANO COMPOSITE PCMS
175. D.R.ABINESH1, P.AJITHKUMAR2, R.AJITHKUMAR3, N.ANAND4, 175
S.PRABAKARAN5
ARDUINO BASED COLLISION DETECTION AND CONTROL
SYSTEM USING ULTRASONIC SENSOR AND LI-FI MODULE
1
176. BALACHANDRAN S ,2DINESHNILAVAN A, 3MADHANKUMAR R, 176
4
SUBASH G ER.S.MANIMARAN,
A JOINT ENCRYPTION/WATERMARKING FOR COLOR IMAGES

177. SMT.T GEETAMMA, J BEATRICE SEVENTLINE 177
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF BEHAVIOUR OF BITUMEN BY

PARTIALLY REPLACEMENT OF FOOTWEAR WASTE
178. S.PERUMAL1, A.RAJKUMAR2, S.SHARUKHAN3, A.GEORGE 178
FERNANDEZ RAJ4
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON POROUS FLY ASH BRICK USING
ACTIVATORS
179. 179
T.SABAPATHI1, M.SANTHOSH2, S.SATHISH3, C.THILAGAVATHY4
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON REPLACEMENT OF RIVER
SAND BY M SAND WITH ADMIXTURE
180. 180
P.VELMURUGAN1, K.VIJAY2, S.SYED ABDULLAH3, R.SARANRAJ4
SOIL STABILISATION BY USING CRUMBRUBBER
AND CEMENT
181. E.JANAGAELAKUMI , V.PREMA2, D.SIVASAKTHI3, K.YAMUNA4
1
181
N.RAVIKUMAR
EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF WASTE FOUNDRY SAND IN
PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF FINE AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE
182. M.GURUNATHAN1, E.SARANRAJ2, A. SADAM HUSSAIN3, 182
4
P.ARULJEBARAJ
EXPERIEMENTAL STUDY ON TRANSLUCENT CONCRETE BY
USING M SAND
183. M. DHINESH KUMAR , P.BALRAJ2, P.PRAKASH3, V.SIRANJEEVI4,
1
183
S.VAINAVI5
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PAVER BLOCK BY USING PLASTIC
WASTE AND M-SAND
184. 1. A.SAKTHIVEL, 2.V.TAMILSELVAN, 3.K.SURENDHAR, 184
4.P.SANTOSH KUMAR 5. S.VANAIVI
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PERFORMANCE OF
CONCRETE BY PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT AND
FINE AGGREGATE WITH WASTE GLASS POWDER AND M-SAND
185. 1 185
K.SARAVANAN,2R.SARAVANAN,3K.SANTHOSH
KUMAR,4D.RAJADURAI, 5P.ARULJEBARAJ
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PORTLAND CEMENT PARTIALLY
REPLACEMENT OF BRICK DUST
MR.S.VENKAT RAMAN1, MR.G. VIJAY2,MR.S.SIVACHANDRIRAN3,
186. MS.M.KAPLANA4 186
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF

SAND WITH WASTAGE OFMANUFACTURED AAC BLOCK IN
187. CONCRETE 187
MS .SATHIYANATESAN, MS. R.VIJAYLAKSHMI
INTEGRATION OF INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) WITH E-BIKE
P.SASIKUMAR,B.RAHUL, V.SRI BALAJI, ALFRED DANIEL.J
188. Dr.T.KALAIKUMARAN 188
IMPLEMENTATION OF MEAN, MEDIAN FILTERS FOR IMAGE

DENOISING USING VERILOG
189. K.ROOPA SUNEENDRA, G.MANIKANTA, B.RAVI KISHORE, 189
G.SANTOSH,V.KANNAN
MICROCONTROLLER BASED DYNAMIC TRAFFIC SIGNALING
WITH EMERGENCY VEHICLE MANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION
190. MONITORING 190
V.V.RAMANA, S.FAREEDH, K.BHARGAV, V.KANNAN
EFFECTIVE POWER CONSERVATION OF HOME & INDUSTRY
APPLIANCES
191. DR.A.SIVASANGARI,K.KALYAN, K.V. GOWTHAM SAI, M. PAVAN 191
KALYAN, K. BHARGAV
SMART TRAFFIC SIGNALS USING IMAGE PROCESSING
GOUTHAM.K.K , GOKUL RAJA.M, HARIHARAN.M, DIVAKAR.S,
192. 192
DR.K.SANGEETHA
COLLEGE BUS TRACKING SYSTEM USING ANDROID
APPLICATIONS
193. ABDUL JALEEL.J, JOEL CHRISTO MARK.Y ,KARTHICK.J, JANANI.S.R 193
AN ULTRASONIC SENSOR FOR DISTANCE MEASUREMENT
IN TWO WHEELERS
194. KALAIVANI K.M, DHARINISHREE.K.A, GOWSALYA.B, PUNITHA.P, 194
DR.KALAIKUMARAN.T
AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM USING MASTER FINGER PRINT
195. ASHWIN KUMAR.A,BARATHI H.R,JITHISH.S,SATHISH KUMAR S 195
HOME AUTOMATION USING GOOGLE ASSISTANT
PARKAVI.C,RAKESH.R,NAVANEETHAN.R,KRISHNAKUMAR.S,
196. SIVAPARTHIPAN.C.B 196
International Conference on Veracity Research in Scientific Computation and 2019
AN SMART SYSTEM FOR EXAMINATION HALL ALLOCATION

AND DATA CHART PREPARATION
Ms.D.Sathya1, Ms.T.Thamaraiselvi2, Ms.S.Renuga Devi3, Prof.C.B.Sivaparthipan4,
Dr.T.Kalaikumaran5
1,2,3
U.G student , Assistant professor 4, Head of the Department & Professor 5
Department of Computer Science and Engineering 1,2,3,4,5
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore 1,2,3,4,5
sathyadevaraj97@gmail.com1 , thamaraithangavel1407@gmail.com2,
renusaran97@gmail.com3,sivaparthipanece@gmailcom4, t.kalaikumaran@gmail.com5
Abstract:
Administrations who conduct examinations have to allocate halls for the students and
they use people to allocate them manually. It is a difficult task to allocate the students because of
the large number of strength and it consumes more time for people to do it manually. When halls
are allocated manually mistakes are likely to be made. In the manual system students face
difficulties in getting to know their hall allocations on time. We aim at creating a web-based
application which can automate the process of hall allocations and makes the work easier and
faster. This web-based application can also notify the students about their allocation faster. The
administrator can use the admin page which is connected with a database containing all the
details of the institution‘s staff and students and allocate the halls according to their departments.
Each hall contains two or more different departments with different subject codes. The allocated
results will be exported to an excel sheet. A login ID and password will be provided to the
institution‘s staff which they can use to login to the staff module and view their supervising hall
allocation and the student‘s exam hall allocation. The student‘s can also use their respective roll
numbers to view their exam hall allocation in the student module. It reduces the paper work and
makes all related information accessible easily. Thus, the hall allotment for registered candidates
was done with less man power and automatically at minimizing cost.
Keywords: -Seating, Tool, Student database, arrangement, automatic seat allocation.
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MEDICO SINGLING DOCTOR APPOINTMENT

Saranya.J1, Sathiya.P2, Udhaya Prabha.V3
U.G student1,2, Assistant professor3
Department of Computer Science and Engineering1,2,3
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore1,2,3
Saranyajagadeesan05@gmail.com; Sathiyap666@gmail.com; vudhayaprabha@gmail.com
Abstract
Smart Doctors Appointment and notification System is an application that provides services to
the Doctors and Patients. The Doctor‘s Appointment and notification system connects between
Doctor and Patients using web and android apps and patients are able to search a Doctor and ask
for his/her appointment as well as for prescription using their Smartphone. This application
shows the Doctors the previous history of the particular patient and current progress of his/her
treatment. The main objective of this research is connecting doctor and patient very quickly and
from any location without any involvement of third parties and also swapping the appointment
with doctor in-case of doctor‘s emergency after fixing the appointment and also in this
application, it enhances the video consult between doctor and patient using web-technologies and
the payments can be made online
Keywords: Doctor‘s Appointment and Notification System, DAP, patient, doctor
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ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK BASED MODELLING FOR

PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION FOR NORMAL AND HIGH STRENGTH
BEAMS WITH MICRO REINFORCEMENT
S.Saraswathy1 Mrs.L.Soundari2
1
Final year student (UG), 2Associate Professor
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram.
1
saranilla98@gmail.com,2soundaricruz@gmail.com
Abstract
This study focuses on artificial neural network (ANN) model for predicting the
performance of normal and high strength concrete beams with micro reinforcement. The data
required for ANN modelling have been collected from relevant literature. Back propagation
network with LevenbergMarquardt, was chosen for the proposed network, which is implemented
using the programming package MATLAB. In the present study, comparative investigation has
been performed between the experimental results and those predicted through neural network
and regression modelling. The statiscal indicators such as RMSE, R 2and MAPE were found to
estimate the accuracy of results predicted through ANN and regression modelling. The value of
R2 obtained was in acceptable range. The results predicted through ANN modelling exhibit good
correlation with experimental results. The proposed regression equations show higher accuracy
for predicting the performance parameters of normal and high strength concrete beams with
micro reinforcement. The results predicted through regression modelling also exhibit good
convergence with the experimental results.
Keywords : ANN, FRC, Beams, Regression, Static.
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AN ADVANCED NEURAL NETWORK ALGORITHM FOR

SPAM DETECTION IN TWITTER DATA
1
Dhivya.R, 2Gunaselvi.J, 3Mrs.S.Usharani
Department of computer Science & Engineering
IFET College of Engineering
Abstract:Online Social Networking get increasingly well known, spammers focus on these
websites to spread spam posts. Twitter is a standout amongst the most well known online social
networking sites, communication happens regarding whereas topics, techniques. The majority of
the current spam sifting strategies in Twitter focus around recognizing the spammers and
blocking them. Be that as it may, spammers can make a new record and begin posting new spam
tweets once more. So there is a requirement for strong spam identification methods to recognize
the spam at tweet level. These sorts of strategies can prevent the spam in real time. To
recognizethe spam at tweet level, frequently includes are characterized, what's more, fitting
machine realizing calculations are reviewed in literature. As of late, deep learning techniques are
appearing results on a few natural language processing tasks. We need to utilize the potential
advantages of these two kinds of techniques for ourproblem. Toward this, we propose an
ensemble approach for spamidentification at tweet level. We create different deep learning
models dependent on convolution neural networks (CNNs). Five CNNs and one feature based
model are utilized in the ensemble. Each CNN utilizes distinctive word embeddings
(Glove,Word2vec) to prepare the model. The feature based model uses contentbased, user based,
and n-gram features. Our methodology joins both deep learning and conventionalfeature based
models utilizing amultilayer neural network which actsas a meta-classifier.
Keywords: Classification, socialmedia, spam detection, Twitter.
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QUALITY OF SERVICE BASED NUTRIENTS ALLOCATION USING

DIGITALIZATION STRATEGY
1
Jayakumar.D, 2Balasandhiya.K
Department Of CSE, IFET College of Engineering, Tamilnadu, India
Abstract: Food is essential for all the human being.In the food we are gained the more number
of energy to ourbody .But now a days, More number of chemical substances that are present in
the food.That makeshuman being to be unhealthy person.children are also affected due to
unhealthy food .In my proposalused to find the quality of food using the phsensor.Theph sensor
are used to find the ph value of the foodand also find the bacterial contamination of the food.This
project is used for the government to find thequality of food in the restaurant and display their
result in the server and also check the quality of foodand display the output ph value in the
message using gsm.In my proposal system we can also share thelocation of the restaurant.
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MONITORING AND ANALYZING THE GESTURE OF DUMB PEOPLE USING

SENSOR BASED TECHNOLOGY
Krithiga.M
ABSTRACT:One of the important problems that our society faces is that people with
disabilities are finding it hard to come up with the fast growing technology. The access to
communication technologies has become essential for the handicapped people. Generally deaf
and dumb people use sign language for communication with others who don‘t understand sign
language. Sign language is an expressive and natural way for communication between normal
and dumb people (information majorly conveyed through the hand gesture).It need a translator to
understand what they speak and communicate and monitoring the person using mobile app. The
sign language translation system translates the normal people and dumb people easier. So, the
new method is built in communication system that enables communication by IoT.
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VIDEO ANALYSIS FOR MALPRACTICE DETECTION IN CLASSROOM

EXAMINATION
1
K. Gowsika, 2S. Ishwarya
Abstract: The major problem that occurs in examination system is malpractices. This is
identified due to the absence of credible identity verification system for offline and also for
online examinations. In order to overcome the above problem researchers have focused on the
use of artificialtechniques and use of biometrics. In thepast history work has been carried out
onexamination malpractices. Image quality assessmentfor liveness detection technique is used to
detect the malpractice in exam hall. This system should have the uniqueness,stability,
collectability, performance,acceptability and forge resistance.Imagequality measurements for out
real and fake user.
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SURVEY ON SENTIMENTAL ANALYSIS USING DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES

Kalaivani A1Thenmozhi D2
1
SSN College of Engineering, Chennai, INDIA
2
SSN College of Engineering, Chennai, INDIA
kalaiwind@gmail.com
Abstract: There is a rapid growth in the domain of opinion mining as well as sentiment analysis
which targets to discover the text or opinions present on the disparate social media platforms via
machine-learning (ML) with polarity calculations, sentiment analysis or subjectivity analysis.
Sentimental analysis (SA) indicates the text organization which is employed to categorize the
expressed feelings or mindset in diverse manners like favorable, thumbs up, positive, un-
favorable, thumbs down, negative, etc. SA is a demanding and notable task that comprises i)
natural-language processing (NLP), ii) web mining and iii) ML. Also, to tackle this challenge,
the SA is merged with deep learning (DL) techniques since DL models are efficient because of
their automatic learning ability. This paper emphasizes recent studies regarding the execution of
DL models like i) deep neural networks (DNN), ii) deep-belief network (DBN), iii) convolution
neural networks (CNN) together with, iv) re-current neural network (RNN) model. Those DL
models aid in resolving different issues of SA like a) sentiment classification, b) the
classification methods of i) rule-based classifiers (RBC), ii) KNN and iii) SVM classification
methods. Lastly, the classification methods‟ performance is contrasted in respect of accuracy.
Keywords: Sentiment analysis, Opinion mining, Deep learning.
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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS MOBILE BANKING

B.Indirapriyadharshini* S.Poongodi** P.Jayanthi** R.Ramya**
Abstract: Innovation in the field of banking information and telecommunication technologies

have drastically changed the structure of financial system and particularly the banking system by
lowering the transactional costs and reducing systematic information. Mobile banking (M-
banking) is the latest medium which enables the customer to access their bank accounts. Bank
offers m-banking as a less expensive alternative for traditional banking. Therefore, this study is
undertaken to identify the level of satisfaction of the customers towards mobile banking. For this
purpose, Primary data was collected from 107 customers residing in Pollachi through structured
questionnaire method. Sample was chosen using convenience sampling technique. Data collected
has been analyzed using simple percentage analysis, weighted average ranking method and chi-
square test. The results indicate that majority of the customers use mobile banking services for
P2P payments and fund transfer. Chi-sqaure test discloses that, there is a significant association
between the level of satisfaction and age, educational qualification and monthly income of the
customer.
Keywords: Mobile banking – Satisfaction – Customer - Banking Services
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AN IOT DESIGN TO PREDICT MECHANICAL FAILURE IN VEHICLES AND

EFFECTIVE REPLACEMENT
1
S.S.Akilan2D.Kayathri Devi
Department of Computer Applications, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, Pin - 626 005,
Tamilnadu, India. Phone: +91 90035 86595, Email: akilan@mepcoeng.ac.in
Department of Information Technology,Kamaraj College of Engineering and Technology, Virudhunagar,
Tamilnadu, India. Phone: +91 7810808101
Abstract: As there is an increasing need for monitoring the mechanical failures in the vehicle to ensure
the high safety of the customers by avoiding possible accidents, researches have been going on using IoT.
However, many failures occur on vehicles due to lots of reasons, here proposed an IoT based framework
to address the way to quick and effective recovery from most of the common critical failures. In this work
a set of sensors and microcontrollers (MC) are used to continuously monitor the critical factors of the
vehicles, the data gathered by the sensors are mined to predict the possible future failure prediction. This
research shows a positive outcome to predict the possibility of failures with higher accuracy.
Keywords: Failure prediction, Vehicle Monitoring, Internet of Things (IoT),Data Mining
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AN APPROACH FOR CUSTOMER COMPLAINT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

S. Pooja[1] K.S. Pooja [2] S. Prem kumar [3] B. Madhankumar [4] B. Vivek [5]
UG Scholar [1][2][3][4]Asst.Professor[5]
Department of Computer Science &Engineering [1][2][3][4][5]
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore [1][2][3][4][5]
poojasiva.9876@gmail.com,[1];poojamini007@gmail.com,[2]kprem7219@gmail.com,[3];
madhanbalaguru98@gmail.com[4] vivekb22@gmail.com[5]
Abstract: All the firms focus on customer satisfaction, more productivity and increased
purchase among customers. A system is built which manages the feedback of customer
complaint. The record of complaint from the customer related to each product is processed and
relevant feedback is given as answer from the employee of the respective company. The impact
of follow-up complaints by customer is first forwarded to complaint centers of the particular firm
and then viewed by an employee of the product related company. This system further monitors
and displays the status of the recorded compliant.
Keyword:Customer,Complaint,Feedback, Employee.
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ENHANCING THE COMPETENCE OF MANET BY DIPPING ROUTING

OVERHEAD EMPLOYING A ARPRP PRINCIPLE
B.Vinodhini1, Dr.M.Marikkannan2, Dr.S.Karthik3
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SNS College of Technology,
Coimbatore – 641 035, Tamil Nadu, India. E-Mail: vinodhini.raja@gmail.com
2
Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Institute of Road and Transport Technology,
Erode - 638316, Tamil Nadu, India.E-Mail:mmk.irtt@gmail.com
3
Professor & Dean, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SNS College of Technology,
Coimbatore – 641 035, Tamil Nadu, India. E-Mail: profskarthik@gmail.com
Abstract - AMobile Adhoc Network (MANET) is an arrangement of versatile nodes that

structures the impermanent system without utilizing infrastructure. As a result of quickprogress
of mobile nodes connectionbreakcrops up, which lead to recurrent path breakdowns and route
discoveries. Broadcasting component is utilized for course disclosure yet it causes broadcast
storm issues. With the assistance of Adjacent Rebroadcast Probabilistic Rebroadcast Protocol
(ARPRP) protocol, the accessible system manages the issue of course disclosure which
diminishes the directing overhead. In MANET onset of node and exodus of node causes mobility
at anypoint of time in the set-up. MANET relies on upon the participation of transitional nodes
so as toadvance or send packets that implies multi hop link forth shift of data. In the chosen path
if any intermediate node becomes faulty node after route discovery and distinctly flawed node
causes the path breakdown. Path breakdown results in data disruption, so it debases the
comprehensive performance of the system. In the projected system, the path revamping approach
is used for path failure, which enhance through AMRIS (Informal Multicast Routing protocol
utilizing amplified id-numbers) protocol. AMRIS minimize the retransmission, decreasesetback,
progress packet delivery ratio and augment throughput.Theconsequential raise in performance
and competence is quite evident.
Index Terms—AMRIS protocol, MANET, ARPRP protocol, Routing overhead, Path break, Path
repair.
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HUMAN PRESENCE DETECTION IN REMOTE AREA(PROHIBITED AREA)

THROUGH REMOTE SENSING
1
S.Sumathi, 2Dr.S.Karthik, 3Mr.J.Alfred Daniel
1
M.E Student, 2 Professor & Dean, 3Assistant
Professor Department of Computer Science and
Engineering SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore
Srimathi_2k4@rediffmail.com, profskarthik@gmail.com, 85.alfred@gmail.com
Abstract-In today‘s world, where everything is becoming internet based and everyone are
money minded, and everyone started to buy many valuable things, manmade disasters also
increasing. Manmade disasters include theft, smuggling, trapping of victims, killing innocent
people for money, bomb blast etc.. Not only one person involve in those kind of activities. There
will be group of people involved in planning these activities and execution. These activities
planning are mostly done in the remote area or forest area where there will be less or no human
presence. It‘s not possible for monitoring all those areas manually. It involves more human
resource to be deployed in those areas specially for monitoring. And also not every time the
same place is chosen to plan those activities. Hence we can‘t suspect anything and we can‘t
waste human resource for monitoring. So it is necessary to develop some mechanism through
which the monitoring should happen for human presence in those areas to avoid any future
disaster without any manual intervention which can reduce cost of implementation. In this paper,
we study different mechanisms involved in human presence detection and propose a model
which is based on Microwaves Doppler radar technology sensors which will be helpful in
sending alerts to required person for taking action.
Keywords-Human presence detection, Doppler, Radar, Remote sensing, PIR, UWB sensor,
Remote monitoring
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INTELLIGENT CROPS WASTAGE ASSESSMENT AND REAL TIME EARLY

DETECTION OF FLOODS USING GEO SPATIAL INFORMATION
sowndharyamadhivanan@gmail.com
Abstract: The agriculture sector faces strong impacts due to the effects of climate changes and
leaving its impression on India‘s food economy and are likely to threaten both the welfare of
Nation‘s and world‘s population and also the economic development of global society. Our
country is surrounded with lands and water, hence major part of our economy depends on
agriculture. Among several crops most farmers chose banana crops to cultivate on their lands, for
the reason of cost effective on cultivation than other types. This is also the reason, why the
farmers faces drastic losses, when excessive rainfall and extremely high temperature can reduce
banana productivitywhilethe production is also small whenrainfall are very low with poor
humidity. Here, we are going to investigate the losses faced over banana crops using the data
obtained within 2012 – 2018 from Geographical map and Remote sensing images, then we are
going to develop the trained model by using historical data obtained and going to provide a good
prediction on the risk degree of banana crop cultivation .
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WATER BUDGET AND PROJECTION OF WATER CONSUMPTION LEVELS FOR

ILLALUR
1
Nidimusali Yashwanth, 2V.Harish3Mr.P.Sri Balaji
St.Joseph‘s College Of Engineering, OMR, Chennai
yashwanthnidimusali@gmail.com
Abstract: Water, as we all know is very essential for the survival of all living beings. Hence, it
is very essential for us as human beings to conserve and use water efficiently rather than
sufficiently for preserving enough sustenance for the future generations. The main objective of
this paper is to project or forecast the existing ground water levels through extrapolation
forecasting of rainfall to determine the time period in which the village may run out of ground
water viz. their only source of consumption water. The reason for selection of this village is due
to the fact that almost 70% of the water supply for the stretch of Old Mahabalipuram Road
(OMR) in Chennai is supplied through water tankers by extraction of ground water from this
village which lies near the vicinity of Thiruporur. Earlier supply of water to this stretch was from
Injambakkam in East coast road (ECR) but due to overconsumption of groundwater from this
area caused seawater to seep in at a faster rate. This study aims to generate a safe period i.e
beyond which the water tankers must be prevented from extracting water or to restrict their
extraction to a certain limit. It enables the village of Illalur from reaching the same fate as of that
of Injambakkam. The output of this estimate was submitted to the village Panchayat and clear
precautionary steps and instructions was explained to its members.
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A SMART ANDROID APPLICATION FOR STUDENT ASSISTANT SYSTEM

IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
R.Reethu1, D.Preetha2, P.Parameshwaran3, C.B.Sivaparthipan4
UG Scholar1,2,3, Assistant Professor4,
Departmentment of Computer Science and Engineering1,2,3,4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore
reethuraju1327@gmail.com1, preetha6498@gmail.com2, parameshslm99@gmail.com3,
sivaparthipanece@gmail.com4
Abstract— The objective of this paper is to enforce the emerging technologies to enhance and
enrich the current education system, since education technology in India has been developing in
recent years .Android application has been chosen for this study. The methodology of this work
is to develop an android based mobile application which can view profile, store attendance, save
notes, calculate CGPA and can also schedule the classes. The result of this application is useful
for the organization to maintain the students details.
Keywords—Attendance, Android app, Scheduler
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HIGH SPEED MULTIPLIER DESIGN USING KOGGE STONE ADDER

R.Arun Sekar1, M.Kathirvelu2, M.Govinda3, V.Krishna Chaitanya4, T.Bhagyasri5
Department of ECE, GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam (Andhra Pradesh), India.
Abstract: The multipliers are the heart of any high-speed computational devices. The multipliers
are fully made up of combinational circuits. They have a large circuit design with high gate
density, in fact high transistor density. This large active area provides space to have large power
dissipation. Obviously, this provides a concern to reduce power dissipation in the multipliers. In
this work a high-speed multiplier is designed based on the fast-parallel prefix adder as Kogge
stone adder. Different adders are compared with respect to the speed of operation and Kogge
stone is the best among the different adders. As Vedic multiplier is considered as the fast
multiplier, the adder part in this Vedic multiplier is replaced by Kogge stone adder to form the
hybrid high speed Vedic multiplier. This Proposed hybrid Vedic multiplier proved to be efficient
in terms of power, delay and Power delay product.
Keywords: Carry Skip Adder (CSKA), Carry Look ahead Adder (CLA), Carry Save Adder
(CSA), Carry Select Adder (CSLA), Kogge Stone Adder (KSA), Vedic Multiplier (VM).
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AGRICULTURE IRRIGATION SYSTEM USING IOT

1
Mr.P.Prabakaran,2 Mr.S.Sasikumar 3Mrs.B.Deppa
Final Year, Iformation Technoloy,
Paavai Engineering College,Namakkal, Tamilnadu,India
Assistant Professor, Information Technology, Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal, Tamilnadu,India
ragusri73@gmail.com
Abstract- Agriculture is the source of living of majority Indians and it also has a countless
influence on economy of the country. The objective of our project is to reduce this manual
involvement by the farmer by using an automated irrigation system which purpose is to enhance
water use for agricultural crops. The inspiration for this project came from the countries where
economy is based on agriculture and the climatic conditions prime to shortage of rains & scarcity
of water. The farmers working in the farm lands are only dependent on the rains and bore wells
for irrigation of the land Even if the farm land has a water-pump, manual involvement by
farmers is required to turn the pump on/off when needed. The project is intended to cultivate an
automatic irrigation system which controls the pump motor ON/OFF on sensing the moisture
content of the soil. In the field of agriculture,use of appropriate technique of irrigation is
essential. Here in the system sensors such as fire sensor, humidity sensor, moisture sensor
motionsensor are used to sense the parameters. The advantage of using this technique is to
reduce human intervention and still certify proper irrigation. A software application was
developed by predetermining the threshold values of soil moisture, temperature and water level
that was programmed into an arm controller. This paper presents the controlling and monitoring
the level of water and detecting the soil moisture content. Real-time monitoring allows the
detection and early correction of unfavourable situations, optimizing consumption and protecting
crops against diseases. This work describes an automatic system for monitoring farm
environments with the aim of increasing efficiency and quality of the agricultural environment.
Keyword:, Smart Agriculture, IoT System, Microcontroller, WIFI Module.
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IOT BASED SMART FARMING

Ms. Sathya.B1, Ms. Showmyaa.M2, Ms. Sugunamuki.K.R3, Dr. S. Raja Ranganathan4
U.G Student, Computer Science and Engineering, SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, India1,2,3.
Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering,
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, India4.
Abstract: The major influencing parameter of Indian economy is Agriculture. Also in agriculture the
most important factor is irrigation. Irrigation must be in proper time for a better crop yield. It is quite
difficult for a farmers having a large scale field. So to overcome this problem we go for IOT based smart
farming. Iot based smart farming is used to monitor and irrigate the field in proper time by anytime and
being anywhere. This project includes the various features like soil moisture sensor, temperature sensor,
humidity sensor for facilitate the irrigation in proper way. Various sensor nodes are deployed at different
locations in the farm to automate the irrigation anytime anywhere. This project will be more helpful for
the farmer‘s welfare.
Keywords –Agriculture, Irrigation, IoT, sensors.
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A SMART TIME TABLE GENERATOR

Ms.Revathi.P1, Ms.Vaishnavi.J2, Ms.Veenasri.V3, Dr.Kavitha.M4, Dr.T.Kalaikumaran5.
U.G student1,2,3, Assistant Professor4, Head of the Department & Professor5.
Computer Science and Engineering1,2,3,4,5.
SNS College of Technology1,2,3,4,5.
Abstract:The manual system of preparing time table in colleges with a large number of students
is very time consuming and usually ends up with various classes clashing and also some faculty
usually takes the previous year‘s timetable and modify it but still it is a tedious job to incorporate
changes. To overcome all these problems we propose to make a system which works
automatically. This project introduces a practical timetabling approach capable of taking care of
both hard and soft constraints required especially for preparing time table in colleges with a large
number of students and limited resources like classrooms or labs. The automated time table
scheduling provides easier ways for teachers and student to view their timetable once they are
finalized over the application, having individual login id and passwords. This paper also presents
various algorithm like an evolutionary algorithm (EA) and genetic algorithm based approach to
solving a heavily constrained university timetabling problem which has been used in other
projects also. The program can simply be extended to suit the requirements of other kinds of
institutions also.
Keywords: Timetable, Genetic Algorithm, Evolutionary Algorithm, constraints.
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AUTOMATIC QUESTION PAPER AND QUALITY INDEX CALCULATOR

Ms.N.Nivetha1, Ms.S.Nivethitha2, Mr.P.Prasanth3, Ms.V.Savitha4
U.G student 1,2,3 , Assistant professor 4
Department of Computer Science and Engineering 1,2,3,4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore 1,2,3,4
nivisasikala@gmail.com1. sridharnivethitha@gmail.com2, prasanthslm2016@gmail.com3,
savicse@gmail.com4
Abstract: Student assessment is a crucial part of teaching and is done through the process of
examination. Generation of question papers through a question bank is an important activity in
learning management systems and educational Institutions. In present the question paper
generation is full of manual work to the teachers and also, the calculation of quality index of the
question paper using blooms taxonomy is a manual one and it requires time and man power. To
overcome this, we propose a system with automatic question paper generation and an automatic
quality paper index calculator for a question paper. The aim of this work is to reduce the time
and man power for the users while generating a question paper. The system provides a login to
the user and the user need to upload the questions for automatic question paper generator the
finally created question paper may be stored as "documentǁ files. The quality index of the paper
is calculated based on blooms taxonomy.
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WEB APPLICATION FOR OPINION MINING AND SENTIMENT

ANALYSIS OF AUTOMOBILE REVIEWS
Mr.T.P.N.Nithin1, Ms.E.R.R.Neettisha2, Ms.S.Keerthana Sri3, Ms.P.Poonkodi4
Abstract: Data, an entity which changed lifestyle of humans in this technocratic world and is
still changing. Data also acts as an evident for human evolution as the perspective in which we
humans see/view one keeps changing significantly. Mentioning of data, evolutionary process and
lifestyle, it is also prominently evident that data provides analytical information and solution of
predictability which acts as a template that has been already rendered by various means and to do
this, technology provides with various techniques, tools, ways to extract information out of data
such as Data mining, big data, data analytics. Data analytics has also been evolved into much
more significant and with much amount of available data in various domains, Machine learning
has been hosted on to the picture. Speaking of machine learning, this paper revolves around the
idea of improvising standards of an automobile product based upon the feedbacks given by users.
The ideology can be abstracted as ―The reviews for a product is collected from a web application
portal, as a text data which is then processed using Sentiment analysis algorithm, natural
language processing, a technique of machine learning used to process, extract and predict
futuristic solutions using unstructured data. This data is processed to extract score biasing
towards the positive, negative and neutral normality for various parameters of the product.ǁ
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STRESS DETECTION OF PEOPLE THROUGH SOCIAL INTERACTION

Ms.A.Shobiya Priyadharshini1, Ms.K.Swathi2, Ms.D.Thiveya3,Dr.T.Kalaikumaran4
U.G student 1,2,3, Head of the Department4
amupriyasofia007@gmail.com1 ,swathikamal2397@gmail.com2, thiveyaabhi25@gmail.com3,
t.kalaikumaran@gmail.com4
Abstract: Psychological stress is an emotional and mental reactions experienced when

individual undergoes a stressed situation. It is a big threat to human‘s health. We found that
people‘s stress is related to their social interactions in social media. In this paper we employ a
dataset to correlate the stress of the user and the social interactions. So the stress level can be
detected using a graph and if the user is highly stressed it reminds the user with an alert message
and relaxing techniques. The experimental result of our proposed model has improved the stress
detection performance by 10-13%. Our proposed model uses a dynamic technique in taking the
amount of posts unlike existing models of stress detection.
Key Terms:- Stress detection, social media, social interaction, pie graph model.
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A SMART APPROACH FOR CIVILIZATION COMPLAINING AND RECTIFYING

THROUGH ONLINE APPLICATION PORTAL
Ms.S.Praveena1, Mr.K.Rathish2, Ms.K.T.Nikila3, Ms.P.Poonkodi.P4
praveena2807@gmail.com1, ratkan999@gmail.com2,
nikilakt2016@gmail.com3,poonkodi.cse@gmail.com4
Abstract: Detailing road or any community issues has no longer been a simple procedure for the
peoples. They need to experience a long methodology and customs to report such issues like road
harms, road cleaning, potholes, trash receptacle flooding, light post damages and so on or in
short everything that goes under the municipality of district. There is still no certification that the
detailed complaints would be tended to by the concerned authority. That is the reason the vast
majority problem are gone unheard, unanswered. To encourage this whining methodology, we
are going to execute an online application that gives peoples a chance to report issues with
framework in that location to relevant authority. The complaint is registered via a mobile
application. So whenever people come across any defects in city`s infrastructure, transportation,
environment cleanliness or any daily life disturbances, they can share, discuss and get resolved
the problems by concerned authority by means of this online portal.
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IOT BASED SMART VEHICLE AUTOMATION AND ACCIDENT

ALERT SYSTEM
Ms.S.Kaviya1,Ms.K.Poovizhi2, Ms.N.Ramya3, Mrs.M.Babylatha4
Department of Information Technology1,2,3,4
Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal1,2,3,4
Abstract: Nowadays people are driving very fast, accidents are occurring frequently, we lost our
valuable life by making small mistake while driving (school zone, hills area, and highways). So
in order to avoid such kind of accidents and to alert the drivers and to control their vehicle speed
in such kind of places the highway department have placed the signboards. But sometimes it may
not be possible to view that kind of signboards and there is a chance for accident or driver don‘t
slow the speed of their vehicles even after seeing the sign boards. , Accidents are occurring
frequently in highly traffic areas .Drivers drive vigorously without caring the traffic. Intimation
of driver about speed and accident prone zone is necessary. It can be done by using automatic
technology with the help of embedded system and sensors. This project is focused on ―automatic
speed control of vehiclesǁ by detecting the accident prone zone. The main objective is to design
a Smart vehicle security controller meant for Vehicle‘s safety control and monitors the zones,
which can run on an embedded system.The proposed system is implemented to design the safety
of vehicle in a rash places and rushed places to avoid the heavy accidents in a control zone. The
proposed design is accomplished by implementing the system with the use of embedded
topology and sensors such as IR sensor, ultrasonic sensor and alcohol sensor and vibrator sensor.
The alert will be sent to the drivers by IoT.
Keyword:- Smart Agriculture, IoT System, Microcontroller, WIFI Module
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STUDY ON WASTE REDUCTION COATING TO RCC SILOS BY

POLYURETHANE LINING
Mr.S.Arulkumaran1, Ms.R.Aruna2, Ms.R.Pavithra3, Ms.S.Pragathi4, Ms.E.Priya5
Senior Assistant professor1, U.G student 2,3,4,5
Department of Civil Engineering1,2,3,4,5
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram1,2,3,4,5
pavirajcivil72@gmail.com
Abstract: Elevated reinforced concrete silos are playing important role in every production
industries because of the demand for production. More particularly power production from
thermal power plant structure is increasing day by day and producing huge amount of waste such
as fly ash. To store those ashes in power plant we need a good storage container, say silo which
should satisfy the basic requirements of the power plant. Special care should be taken in design
and analysis of silo. Since it is a high raised structure with heavy load. The RC silo with more
height and the partially tapered section will be critical compared to full tapered silo for the wind,
seismic and temperature effects and full tapered silo structure exhibiting minimum displacement.
Polyurethane is a type of lining for easy operation and to reduce the wastage of fly Ash from
silos and it avoid the abrasion and then increase the efficiency of the silo.
Keywords:-RCC silos, RCC structure, polyurethane lining, fixing chemicals, polyurethane

sheets, fly ash
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON LIGHT WEIGHT FOAMED

CONCRETE
R.Kamaleshwari1, Ms.P.Saranya2
U.G student1, Assistant professor2,
Department of Civil Engineering1,2
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram1,2
kamaleshwarivasuraj@gmail.com
Abstract: Foam concrete is a type of aerated light weight concrete, foam concrete does not
contain coarse aggregate and can be represented as an aerated mortar. Foam concrete is produced
when pre-formed foam is added to slurry, the function of foam is to create an air voids in cement
based slurry. This study examines the role of POFA and Rice husk ash to replace the cement
partially in foamed concrete production. Experiments have been conducted by replacing 5%,
10% of POFA and 15%, 10% of Rice husk ash by Portland pozzolan cement. The result indicate
a potential use of POFA and Rice husk ash in foamed concrete production. The density of the
foam concrete is determined by the amount of foam added to the basic cement and sand mixture.
Test were conducted on cubes to study the compressive strength of concrete made of POFA and
Rice husk ash and results were compared with control foam concrete.
Keywords:- Aerated, Foam, Rice husk ash
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AUTOMATIC LEARNER FOCUS DETECTION SYSTEM OVER A LIVE SESSION

Mr.D.Sachin Ravanth1, Ms.V.Savitha2, Dr.T.Kalaikumaran3
U.G student1, Assistant professor2, Head of the Department3
Department of Computer Science and Engineering 1,2,3
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore 1,2,3
sachin.ravanth@gmail.com1, savicse@gmail.com2, tkalaikumaran@gmail.com3
Abstract: The world is turning into a technological sphere. The technologies are evolving every
second. With everything available in the Internet, people have started preferring to take their
lectures and classes online. And so have the seminars turned into webinars, seminars over web.
This system mainly concentrates on determining if a viewer attending the webinar is focused or
not towards it. The main aim of this system is to recognize the eye gaze of a viewer over a live
session with the help of some computer technologies and letting the presenter know if the viewer
is focused on the session or not. By this, the presenter will know how well he/she is capable of
keeping his viewers focused and he/she can work on his skills if the viewer‘s aren't focused. The
access to the viewer's webcam is sufficient to achieve the goal.
Keywords:- Webinars, computer technologies, Eye gaze prediction, focus.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON CHARACTERTISTICS OF BENDABLE CONCRETE

Ms.T.Lakshmi Devi1,Mrs.S.Seyamala2
U.G student1, Assistant professor2
nandhujeeva9@gmail.com
Abstract: Bendable concrete also known as Engineered Cementitious Composites .This material
is capable to exhibit considerable enhanced flexibility .An ECC has a strain capacity more than
3% and thus acts more like ductile metal rather than a brittle glass. In this project the mechanical
properties of different ECC mixtures are evaluated by incorporating supplementary cementitious
material. The ductile or bendable concrete is made of same ingredients as in regular concrete
minus the coarse aggregate. This project includes different sets of tests such as slump test,
compression test, split tensile test and flexure test. This result is moderately low fiber volume
fraction (2%) composite which shows extensive strain – hardening with strain capacity of about
3 to 5% compared to 0.01% of normal concrete. Finally the flexural strength of the concrete is
determined by performing the flexural test on the specimen / member. According to these results,
the beam is withstanding high load and a large deformation without succumbing to the brittle
fracture typical of normal concrete, even without the use of steel reinforcement.
Key words:- ECC, flexibility, brittle fracture.
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TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC WASTE BY USING POLYALUMINIUM

CHLORIDE
Dr.G.Gnanapragasam1, D.Akila2, A.Arthi3, G.Guruppriya4, R.Vasanthavizhi5.
Senior Assistant professor1, U.G student2,3,4,5
akiladeva123@gmail.com
Abstract: In this project an attempt has been made to sewage treatment and effluent treatment
process to ensure that it complies with regulatory guide lines the main purpose of sewage and
effluent treatment process is to remove various constituents of the polluting load:solids, organics
carbon, nutrients, inorganic salts, metals, pathogens etc. effective waste water collection and
treatment are of great important from the stand point of both environmental and public health.
Sewage treatment and effluent treatment operation are done by various methods in order to
reduce its water and organic content, and the ultimate goal of waste water management is the
protection of the environment in a manner commensurate with public health and social economic
concerns. In this articles sewage treatment and effluent treatment techniques, factor affecting
selection and design sewage treatment and effluent treatment. We are using poly-aluminium
chloride is used as coagulant in Effluent treatment plant. PAC is to remove bacterial, sludge
particles, smell,odour and colour. ETP are used for dust suppression and STP are used for
cultivation purpose.
Keywords:-Sewage and effluent treatment, poly aluminium chloride(PAC), sludge reduce
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF FINE

AGGREGATE USING FOUNDRY SAND, M-SAND AND COARSE AGGREGATE
USING STEEL SLAG IN CONCRETE
Shanthi K1, Balaji b2, Ruthrapandiyan k3
Assistant professor1, U.G student2,3
Department of Civil Engineering1,2,3
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram1,2,3
shanthi.k.kamaraj@gmail.com1, evinbala10226@gmail.com2
Abstract: In India, the regular cement is delivered utilizing common sand from waterway beds
as fine total. Low cost concrete production by replacement of fine sand with Foundry sand is a
new trend and makes effectively by reducing disposal and pollution problem. Steel slag is a
mechanical sideeffect got from the steel fabricating industry and several tons of it are created
each year everywhere throughout the world in the process of refining metals and making alloys.
Keeping all this view, the aim of investigation is the behavior of concrete while adding of waste
with various proportions of used foundry sand, m-sand and steel slag in concrete. This
experimental investigation on partial replacement of fine aggregate using foundry sand
(50%,100%) and coarse aggregate as steel slag (40%) compared with partial replacement of fine
aggregate using m-sand (50%,100%) and coarse aggregate as steel slag (40%) as M25 grade of
ratio is 1:1.58:2.72 compared with its conventional concrete. Concrete cube of size150mm X
150mm X 150mm is used for this study. The compressive strength test can be carried out after
28days of curing.
Keywords:-Foundry sand, M-sand, Steel slag, Compressive strength, Conventional concrete.
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EFFICIENT AND PRIVACY PRESERVING ONLINE FINGERPRINT

AUTHENTICATION SCHEME OVER OUTSOURCED DATA
Shamili. S1, Sangeetha. N2, Shalini.R3, R.SenthilKumar4,Dr.T.Kalaikumaran5
U.G student 1,2,3, Assistant Professor4,Head of the Department5
shamishamu3@gmail.com1, sansp0125@gmail.com2, shaliniraguram224@gmail.com3
Abstract: In this modern environment the development of bio metric technology, has reached its
greater values since it totally depends on personal characteristics of an individual with
considerable interest. However, privacy problems with bio metric information bring out
increasing considerations thanks to the extremely sensitivity of bio metric information. To face
this issue we bring out a system, over encrypted outsourced data using finger print. In the
proposed system, authentication factor is used for secure transmission using fingerprints to
outsourced people for security purposes. Euclidean distance calculation is use as atool to achieve
this kind of secured authentication which is purely depends on the personal traits that system can
resist various security threats. In addition, we implement online fingerprint system in several
outsourced servers with real image so that the results can serve efficient and accurate online
fingerprint authentication.
Keywords:-Privacy-Preserving, online authentication, fingerprint, outsource.
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IOT ALCOHOL AND HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM

Ms. S.K. NANDHINI1, Ms. S. DHARANI2,Mr. S. SAKTHIVEL 3
U.G student 1,2, Assistant Professor3
Department of Information Technology1,2,3
Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal1,2,3
nandhinisktnj@gmail.com1
Abstract: Factories, Offices, Hospitals, Military and other such industries need to monitor their
staff/personnel follow all work ethics that include, not coming to premises under the influence of
alcohol or under bad health conditions. This ensures proper work ethics are followed. So our
proposed system allows for alcohol & health monitoring plus reporting system that monitors this
and reports it to concerned personnel remotely over internet. Our system consists of an IOT
based circuit system that uses a microcontroller based circuit system. The system has alcohol as
well as blood pressure monitoring sensors to check for alcohol consumption as well as
inappropriate blood pressure monitoring. This ensures no occurrences of accidents due to alcohol
influence or bad health conditions. Medical diagnostic consumes a large part of hospital bills.
Technology can move the routines of medical checks from a hospital (hospital-centric) to the
patient‘s home (home-centric). The right diagnosis will also lessen the need of hospitalization.
Keywords:- Embedded system, AVR Microcontroller, Internet of things, Alcohol and Health
Monitoring Sensor.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BEHAVIOUR OF CONCRETE REINFORCED

WITH BRISTLE COIR FIBERS
Ms.SWATHI1, Mr.S.KOTTEESWARAN2
PG Student1, Research Scholar2
Department Of Civil Engineering1,2
Jaya engineering College, Avadi,Chennai1
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur2
jswathi315@gmail.com1
Abstract: The most popular phrase in the civil engineering is ‗Concrete is strong in compression
but weak in tension‘. This is due to the fact that concrete is brittle in nature. This leads to the
development of fiber reinforced concrete. Fibers are the small, discontinuous, discrete materials
that are uniformly distributed and randomly oriented over the concrete, that are primarily used to
increase the structural integrity, tensile strength and reduce the porosity. The recent
advancements in the field of fiber reinforced concrete are the use of naturally available materials
that includes nylon fibers, polypropylene fibers, coirs etc. Even human hairs are also used as
fibers in the concrete. These natural fibers eliminate the demerits of steel fibers such as high cost,
getting corroded on exposure etc. Coir fibers have given significant development in the
mechanical and durability properties of the concrete. In a broader aspect, there are different types
of coir available and are used for different purposes. For instance, coir is used in the manufacture
of mattresses, mats etc. A particular type of coir is manufactured from the coconut husks that are
particularly used for making bristle brushes called Bristle coir fibers. These fibers are more
strong and stiff than normal coirs and other natural materials. Since it is a natural material, on the
process of manufacturing it, does not affect the environment and moreover, the replacement of
overall concrete content by a small percentage helps to reduce the usage of cement content
thereby protects the environment. This paper attempted to include these fibers as a reinforcing
material in the concrete such that the enhanced property of the fiber enhances the mechanical
properties of the concrete than other natural fibers and to find an optimum percentage of the
fiber.
Keywords:-Fiber reinforced concrete, coir fiber, Bristle coir fiber.
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PERFORMANCE OF STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE AND PRESTRESSED

CONCRETE BRIDGES WITH IRCLOADING
Ms.SANDHIYA1, Mr.S.KOTTEESWARAN2
PG Student1, Research Scholar2
Department Of Civil Engineering1,2
Jaya engineering College, Avadi,Chennai1
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur2
rsandhiya609@gmail.com1
Abstract: Bridges are heavy structure which serves for transportation; there are many types of
bridges based on its type its performance and behavior varies. Prestressed Post-tensioned bridges
and Composite bridges have their unique behavior and it is studied in this course of work. The
results are compared with analytical method and experimental method. Based on the construction
sequence of bridges the structure is analyzed and the results are obtained. Live load analysis is as
per IRC loading. Analytical method includes, creating a model using software package ie.
STAAD Pro and analyzing the structure completely the outputs are in terms of Bending moment
and Shear force which is further helps to calculate its stresses and deflection. Experimental
method, includes casting a girder which relates the scaled properties of actual girder and testing
with the scaled loads on the bridge, the loads are based on T-beam distribution and L-beam
distribution on girders. And finally Experimental results are related with the Analytical results to
find out its actual performance. At this phase of work analytical method is carried out and the
results are tabulated for discussion.
Keywords:-Post-Tensioned Bridges, Software Analysis, Bending Moment and Shear Force, IRC
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SMART ANDROID TELEVISION NOTICE BOARD FOR INCREASING

DATA PROCESSING SPEED
J.Sangeeth Kumar1,G.C.Sukanth2, R.Sunesh3, Ms.P.Punitha4, Dr.T.Kalaikumaran5
U.G student1,2,3, Assistant professor4,Head of the Department & Professor5
Department of Computer Science and Engineering1,2,3,4,5
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore1,2,3,4,5
sukanth1998@gmail.com2
Abstract: Administrations use circulars and bulletin notice boards where a separate person is
required to take care of notices. Sticking various paper made notices and managing the board
day-to-day is a difficult process. The person should always have to get the information to be
conveyed and has to type it and print and has to carry manually to each and every hall to convey
it or make multiple copies of the paper and stick it in various notice boards around the institution.
In Micro-controlled digital notice boards using web applications, the device updating the digital
notice board has to be connected to the same network. We aim on creating an android based
system which uses the internet to customize the notice board with the help of a smartphone or
computer remotely. In this system the administrator can use a smartphone or a computer with an
internet connection to update the content of the notice board. With the help of internet the
administrator can have full access to the content of the notice board from any place. An Android
Television is required which is used as the notice board. The ―Android Television Notice Boardǁ
application has to be installed on the Android Television and it should have an active. Internet
connection to retrieve data from the database which is updated by the administrator. Thus a
medium with which notifications can be conveyed in a faster and modern way is created and a
lot of manual work can be reduced using this system.
Keywords:-Liquid Crystal Display, Notification, Global System for Mobile, Short Message
Service, Graphical User Interface, Wireless-Fidelity, Network, Display, Application.
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CENTRAL PORTAL FOR OVERALL LENDING PAYMENT

Mr. D.Yuvaraj1, T. Manisha2, P. Karthikeyan3, C. Madhumitha4
Assistant professor1, U.G student2,3,4
Department of Computer Science and Engineering1,2,3,4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore1,2,3,4
manishathiru63@gmail.com2
Abstract: We determine and describe the credit information system using machine learning. The
paper portrays the credit application through web-app which basically reduces the dependency of
manual work straight towards the provisions. This web-app induces the client who willing to use
it, by submitting the documents and details which is required for the user-defined credit and the
terms and concerns demanded by the provision. After enclosing the particulars, an algorithm at
backend executes all the details and the particulars, which recognizes whether it is original or
duplicate. By identifying it as original a request is automatically sends to the central server. The
central server acts an intermediate between the user portal and the provisions which are included
in the web-app. It sends the particulars to the provision for authentication and it wrappers to their
server. After the entry to the server, the lender responses to the central server of the portal, that
the entry has done and the particulars are accepted. This forms as a mail to the user server. The
client can pick any of the credits which matches their criteria and proceed with next stages.
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IOT BASED SMART AGRICULTURE CONTROL AND DIRECT MARKETING

SYSTEM
Mr.R.Pradeep1, Mr.S.Balaji2, Mr.S.Abilash3, Ms.R.Divya4, Mr.S.Vigneshwaran5
Assistant professor1, U.G student2,3,4,5
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering1,2,3,4,5
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore1,2,3,4,5
pradeep.sign@gmail.com1, balajivasan657@gmail.com2, abinair98@gmail.com3, divyee97@gmail.com4,
vigneshwaran201197@gmail.com5
Abstract: Agriculture is the foremost occupation of the people in our country. Due to Population
pressure, uncertain monsoons, inadequate irrigation facilities and exploitation by middle man
there is a restriction in practicing agriculture. So to overcome this problem we go for smart
agricultural method using IoT. This paper includes various aspects like GPS and GSM based
remote controlled monitoring, moisture, pest, temperature sensing, intruders scaring, irrigation
facilities and direct marketing by providing details about some of the above controlled
parameters to customers. Various sensor nodes are employed at different locations in the farm.
The Controlling of these parameters through a remote device or internet and the operations are
performed by integrated sensors, Wi-Fi, Camera along with microcontroller. This concept is
created as a product and given for the farmer‘s welfare.
Keywords:-IoT, Sensors, GPS, Microcontroller, Wi-Fi, Cloud
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MANUFACTURING OF PAVEMENT TILES BY USING HDPE PLASTIC WASTE

Ms.R.R.THARINI1, Mr.B.DHARMESH KUMAR2, Mr.K.PRAKASH3
Assistant professor1, U.G student2,3
Department of Civil Engineering1,2,3
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram1,2,3
prakash.krvp95@gmail.com3
Abstract: The work presented her is an experimental study of the improvement of flexural and
compressive strength by using high density polyethylene plastic. The flexural and compressive
strength evaluated by compression testing machine and flexural strength. The effect of M-sand
given a filter material to the tiles. The tiles can be manufactured by machinery are handmade.
The bonding strength between HDPE and m-sand may give higher strength then normal ceramic
tiles. The density of tiles is placed as three layers during compaction. The bottom layer easily
bond to bottom of concrete. The process can make on higher improvement to the durability of
tiles. The plastic wastes are nonbiodegradable waste which can‘t be decompose. while we burn
the plastic waste in the dumping of ground .the percentage of plastic waste ids increased rapidly.
As the civil engineer, we have to innovate something related to these which is boon for civil
engineer. It is estimated that are plastic waste will double after a decayed. As we are hundred
grades of plastic in a daily life, so by using plastic we can manufacturing tiles and pollution can
be control.
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ACID RESISTANT BRICKS AND TILES

Soundari. L1, Aravindraj. G2, Balaji. K3, Narendran. R4, Subash. E5
Associateprofessor1, U.G student2,3
Abstract: Now-a-days the Industrial wastes are rapidly increasing which is unfriendly to the
environment. Thus by incorporating the wastes in the production of building material shall be a
solution for the problem. As a result, there have been recent interests in waste utilization (waste
recycling) as a consequence of environmental and financial considerations. The utilization of
granite sludge powder, quarry dust, silica sand and white clay in the production of bricks and tile
will be more effective in acid resistance and also cost effective. By varying the composition of
the raw materials different samples are produced and the property test are to be conducted on
each sample such as compression test, flexural test, water absorption, acid mass loss etc. From
this work we observed that the produced bricks and tiles have good result in both HCL and
H2SO4 media in accordance with IS:4860-1968.
Keywords:-Granite sludge powder, Industrial waste, Acid resistance, Cost effective
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DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF DETONATION SKIRMISH RESIDENTIAL

BUILDING
1
Y.Devanraj,2K.Shanthi,
1
Final Year Student (UG), 2Assistant Professor
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram, Tamilnadu
1
devanrajy71@gmail.com, 2Shanthi.k.kamaraj@gmail.com
Abstract: Terrorism is the most dangerous problem the world is facing today. It causes the
feeling of insecurity among the people, despite of advancement in technology; Counter
intelligence the problem remains unsolved. Blast forces causes loss of structural integrity due to
partial or complete collapse of structural members. The effect of blast loads on buildings is a
serious matter that should be taken into consideration in the design process. In spite of the fact
that these sorts of assaults are outstanding cases, man-made debacles, impact loads are in truth
powerful loads that should be cautiously determined simply like quake and wind loads. The goal
of this plan is to reveal insight into impact safe building structure hypotheses, the upgrade of
building security against the impacts of explosives in both compositional and auxiliary structure
viewpoint. Further it is analyzed for safety using force time history in STAAD Pro Software.
Keywords: - Terrorism, Blastforces, dynamicloads, safety, security.
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INDUSTRY WASTEWATER TREATMENT USING FLY ASH AND BROKEN

TILES
1
P. Kirthika,2P.Saranya,
1
Final year student, 2Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering,
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu 605108.
kirthika280797@gmail.com
Abstract: The main objectives of this project are the treated the industry wastewater. The fly ash
content the high carbon contents to absorbent the impurities from the wastewater .the broken
tiles waste to reduce the turbidity to value acceptable to slow sand filtrations. Sand filtration is
frequently used in the treatment of water to remove dissolved iron. Iron and manganese in the
water are oxidized by aeration and the flocks formed are subsequently trapped in sand filter. The
reasons of using waste tile as a filter media. The characterized and used for the remove of
impurities such as BOD and COD from industry wastewater.
Keywords: -Fly ash, broken tiles, sand
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MEDICAL SHOP ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM

1
K. Deeksha, 2R. Adhithi, 3S.Amos Paul, 4Dr.R. Sabitha
1, 2, 3
UG Student, 4Senior Assistant Professor
SNS College of Technology
1
deekshak2805@gmail.com,2adhithiravichandran99@gmail.com, 3s.g.paul2007@gmail.com,
4
dr.r.sabitha@gmail.com
Abstract: The project is entitled as ―Medical Shop Administration Systemǁ. In this, we manage
the data and details of the Sales Market. It carry the details such as selling details, buying details,
billing details, inventory details, supplier data and etc. The project is totally built at
administrative end and thus, only the administrator is guaranteed the access. The purpose of this
project is to build the application program to reduce the manual work for managing the medical
shop, stocks, medicines, inventory etc. Medicals mainly created for calculate the final year
accounting and calculate yearly maintenance and data‘s about the Sales market. Because the
medicals are mostly important in human life. That facility is provides by these Company
(Pharmacy). This project is createdusing PHP and MySQL language.
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EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY AND ITS SUITABILITY FOR

DOMESTIC AND IRRIGATION PURPOSE AT CUDDALORE DISTRICT
1
M.Arumaiselvi, 2Ms.R.R.Tharin
1
Final year student (UG),
2
Senior Assistant Professor,
IFET College of Engineering,Villupuram.
1
arumai1998@gmail.com,2tharnicivil@gmail.com
Abstract: This study is focused on the quality of groundwater and its suitability for domestic
and irrigation purposes at the Cuddalore district. The area of study is choosed based on
vulnerability of sea water intrusion and the location is identified for the collection of samples.
The description represents about the impacts of the ground water and sea water intrusion in that
area. The ground water samples were collected from various sources such as bore well, hand
pump, dug well, irrigation water. This gives the information about the salts, acids, etc…present
in water. Some of the samples were suitable for drinking purpose and some samples for
agricultural purposes. The water samples were been collected from the different places and in
different timings at different sources. These samples were been collected in polythene cans and
been tested. Both the physical and chemical analysis were done properly within the time
duration. The water samples are tested properly as the analysis is done for fluoride, chloride,
total dissolved solids, total hardness, pH, calcium, etc. The quality of the ground water and its
suitability for irrigation purpose are varying. The water samples are tested in the laboratory and
checked their salt content and they are stabilised. The comparison of domestic purposes and the
irrigation purposes of the water samples are done properly. This paper presents about the ground
water impacts, characteristics, and suitability.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT BY

BAGASSE ASH AND FINE AGGREGATE BY PRESS MUD IN CONCRETE
1
K.Dhivya, 2G.Gnanapragasam
1
Final Year Student (UG), 2Associate Professor
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram
harekesh2014@gmail.com, dhivyakannan18201988@gmail.com
Abstract: In today‘s world environmental degradation plays a vital role in decreasing the living
standard of human beings. One of the major causes for the environmental pollution is releasing
of carbon di oxide in the Environment, during cement manufacturing. To tackle this crises, we
have found that partial replacement of cement by bagasse ash considerably reduce the release of
co2 in Environment. Based on this advantages of using ash, we have undergone investigation on
compressive strength of concrete, when the cement is replaced by 10%,20% & 30% .Though the
crunches of cement is decreased, the sustainability of manufacturing of concrete still remains
difficult. The main reason for the grim is the demand for sand. To wrestle this demand, a fine
aggregate is partially replaced by press mud in the percentage of 5%,10% & 15%.As a result, the
workability and the compressive strength of the concrete is improved.So,we suggest that partial
replacement of both Press mud and bagasse ash in concrete bear out the strength and
consequently it reduces effects on the Environment.
Keywords:-Bagasse ash, Press mud, Workability and Compressive strength.
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AN APPROACH FOR SMART HIDDEN SPY CAMERA DETECTION USING

PROXIMITY SENSOR IN CCTV CAMERA
1
Parkavi.C,2Rakesh.R,3Navaneethan.R,KrishnaKumar.S4,5Sivaparthipan.C.B
1,2,3,4
UG Scholar, 5Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, COIMBATORE
1
parkavi1206@gmail.com, 2rakeshrvr1998@gmail.com,
3
navaneethanrangaraj98@gmail.com,4krishnaraina98@gmail.com, 5sivaparthipanece@gmail.com
Abstract: Nowadays CCTV‘s are used in many places for safety purpose. The CCTV cameras
are used to record continuously the situations .This paper aspire to aid in maintaining the safety
and security in theatres by using spy cameras which can be detected. By implementing the
system in real time and testing long sequence recording. Here we are using CCTV camera to
detect the recording devices such as mobile phones, Nano cameras, micro cameras etc., Night
vision camera is used to detect the hidden camera by the use of image processing. Proximity
sensor is used to detect those who recording the movie in the theatre. If it is find out anyone
recording the movie immediately it will alert to the control room. A Proximity sensor is able to
detect the recordings in theatre without any physical contact. Sensor often emits an
electromagnetic field or infrared for instance. If the sensor identifies the changes in the field
returns the signal to control room.
Keywords: CCTV camera, Proximity sensor, Image processing
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND TESTING ON FERROCEMENT

SLABS AND DOME
1
DIVYA, 2S. KOTTEESWARAN
1
PG Student, Department Of Civil Engineering, Jaya engineering College, Avadi, Chennai.
2
Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering, SRM Institute of Science and Technology,
Kattankulathur
Abstract: Ferro cement is a composite material made up of cement matrix and reinforcement in
the form of multiple layers of mesh. Ferro cement structures are durable and strong, due to the
fact that they are thin and the steel reinforcement is distributed widely throughout the mortar.
This project aims at the study on the flexural behavior of Ferro cement dome. The technique is
very labour intensive, as the mortar is generally hand-applied although can be spray applied.
Thus it is mainly used in developing countries where labour costs are low. In the West, the main
application for Ferro cement has been for the construction of boat hulls, including racing yachts.
It has also been used for roof shells and in decorative applications. Model has been developed
and tested for the flexural behavior. The high strength mortar is developed by varying the GGBS
with partial replacement of the cement and adding the silica fume at some percentage to the
overall volume of the mortar. The high strength mortar is found by the compressive testing, and
it is used for the Ferro cement members developed in this project. The Ferro cement slabs are
casted for flexural and impact behaviour testing. Flexural test is carried out for the Ferro cement
slab as four point loading and the test results show that it pure shear failure and impact test
results show pure punching failure of the slabs. The Ferro cement dome model is prepared in the
software and analysed. The results are compared between the experimental and analytical.
KEY WORDS: Ferro cement, GGBS, Roof shells, composite material
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AN IOT BASED KIOSK FORMATERNALHEALTH OF RURAL MOTHERS

1
Dr.Shanthi Selvaraj, 2Abarna.K, 3DeepakRaj.KP, 4Janapritha.N, 5Dr T.Kalaikuamaran
1
Associate Professor, 2,3,4 Student, 5Head of Department
Department of ComputerScience and Engineering
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, India
1
psshanthiselvaraj@gmail.com, 2abarna29121997@gmail.com, 3deepakrajkp97@gmail.com,
4
njpjana6@gmail.com, 5hodcse@snsct.org
Abstract-Human resources is the backbone of developing and under developed nations. In most
of the developing countries and in the smart cities medical system is not centralized for sharing
the information. Mostly pregnant women is not able to do their regular check-ups at the early
stage of pregnancy and this leads to higher mortality rate in case of infant and maternal in the
rural areas. Due to these issues, the society is facing an immense health problem. In the existing
method the people in the rural areas find difficult to travel over miles to have a doctor
consultation if so having a doctor consultation they are exposed to ultrasound scan and along
with that some vital signs is measured and it is processed by Bluetooth technology. In order to
overcome these issue, various sensors are used to measure the vital parameters such as blood
pressure, blood glucose level and heart beat rate. The aim is to develop a compact Near Field
Communication (NFC) device for rural pregnant women in order to access the vital signs of
maternal and foetus with low cost using recent sensors and IoT.
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FINGER PRINT BASED LICENSE AND HELMET DETECTING ANTI-THEFT

MECHANISM
1
M.SAMIRAJA, 2G SURESHKUMAR, 3M.YUVARAJ, 4Mrs. P.POONKODI, 5Dr.T.KALAIKUMARAN
1,2,3
UG Students, 4 Assistant professor, 5 HEAD & Professor
Department of CSE
SNS College of Technology Coimbatore,Tamilnadu
1
samiraja541997@gmail.com, 2gsjskumar@gmail.com, 3yuviaj98@gmail.com,
4
poonkodi.cse@gmail.com
5
tkalaikumaran@gmail.com
Abstract: To lessening the quantity of non-driving driver and diminish the causing mishap
another framework is proposed and completely taking a shot at human recognizable proof
strategy for driving framework and check framework. Unique finger impression recognizable
proof is a standout amongst the most mainstream framework is utilizing in each security field
and biometric is progressively secure for confirmation. Vehicle, for example, autos, bicycles and
so on ought to have a gadget fit for perusing the unique mark and putting away into the memory
to check the approval or not. The driver, who wishes to drive the vehicle, should wear the head
protector additionally and this gadget distinguishes the cap utilizing switch. At that point just
he/she can continue for start generally start won't work.
Keywords— (Ignition, license)
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EXPERIMENTAL BEHAVIOUR STUDY OF STEEL FIBRE REINFORCED

CONCRETE USING MAGNETIC AND NORMAL
1
KANIMOZHI, 2KOTTEESWARAN
(1)
PG Student, Department Of Civil Engineering, Jaya engineering College, Avadi, Chennai.
(2)
Kattankulathur
Abstract: The Most Important Challenge for Concrete technologists is to improve the properties
of concrete. In the last two decades, In Russia and China, a new technology, called Magnetic
water technology, has been used in the concrete industry. In this technology, by passing water
through a magnetic field, some of its physical properties change and, as a result of such changes,
the number of molecules in the water cluster decrease from 13 to 5 or 6, which causes a decrease
in the water surface tension. Using magnetized water in concrete mixtures causes an
improvement in the workability and strength of concrete. Magnetic treatment of water increases
the ion solubility in the water, and pH. Magnetic treatment changes the mode of calcium
carbonate precipitation such that circular disc-shaped particles are formed rather than the
dendritic (branching or tree-like) particles observed in non treated water. This technique is
mostly used for the softening of water and, for the first time in this research, it has been used by
the scientists for the production of concrete. Some researchers hypothesize that magnetic
treatment affects the nature of hydrogen bonds between water molecules. Concrete made with
magnetic water has higher slump values. Also in some cases, the compressive strength of the
magnetic concrete samples was higher than that of the control concrete samples. The cement
content can be reduced by 28% in the case of magnetic concrete.
Keywords: Magnetic water, pH, steel reinforced concrete.
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EFFECTIVE PARKINSON DISEASE PREDICTION USING DATA MINING

ANALYTICAL TOOLS
1
Ms. M.MEKALA@VISHALI , 2Ms. G. NITHIY,3 Mrs. P. RENUKADEVI
1,2
Final year, 3 Associative professor
Computer science and engineering
Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, India
Abstract: Data mining is a process of discovering useful knowledge from database to build a
structure (i.e., model or pattern) that can meaningfully interpret the data. It has been defined as a
process of discovering interesting patterns and knowledge from large amount of data. These
techniques can be in the three main categories which are supervised learning techniques,
unsupervised learning techniques and semi-supervised learning techniques. Expert systems
developed by machine learning techniques can be used to assist physicians in diagnosing and
predicting diseases. Due to diseases diagnosis importance to mankind, several studies have been
conducted on developing methods for their classification. K-mean clustering, standard
supervised techniques cannot be used for the incremental learning and therefore they require
recomputing all the training data to build prediction models. The method proposed in this study
has been evaluated by a public datasets from UCI which have input and output parameters for
PD diagnosis.
Keywords – Bacterial foraging optimization, disease diagnosis, medical diagnosis, parameter

optimization, Support Vector Machines.
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SELF-HEALINGN OF CRACK USING FLY

ASH AND HYDRATED LIME AS SELF- HEALING AGENTS.
(1)
ISWARY, (2)KOTTEESWARAN
(1)
PG Student, Department Of Civil Engineering, Jaya engineering College, Avadi,Chennai.
(2)
Kattankulathur
indureddy2308@gmail.com
Abstract: Cracks in concrete are a common phenomenon due to the relatively low tensile
strength. Durability of concrete is impaired by these cracks since they provide an easy path for
the transportation of liquids and gasses that potentially contain harmful substances. If micro-
cracks grow and reach the reinforcement, not only the concrete itself may be attacked, but also
the reinforcement will be corroded. Therefore, it is important to control the crack width and to
heal the cracks as soon as possible. Since the costs involved for maintenance and repair of
concrete structures are usually high, this research focuses on the development of self-healing
concrete. The selection of self healing method and material is chosen and the study of the
material is done. The fly ash and hydrated lime is used as the healing agent. The beam size of
(125x125x375) in mm is casted based on its material proportion. The healing agent is replaced
20%, 40%, 60% and the specimen is casted. An artificial induced crack is given to every
specimen and processed for curing. The cracked specimens are observed individually and the
healing time of every specimen is noted .The results are evaluated by comparing the healing time
of the crack in the specimen.
Key words: Self-healing of crack, fly ash, hydrated lime.
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STYLE EMBELLISHMENT UTILIZING VIRTUAL MIRROR

1
K. S.JYOTHIPRIYA, S.JEEVITHA,3JANAT J MEJULA , 4G.RENUGADEVI
1,2,3
UG SCHOLAR, 4ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
COIMBATORE, TAMILNADU, INDIA.
1
jyothipriya.3998@gmail.com, 2 jeevitha7599@gmail.com,3janatjmejula16@gmail.com
,4renu.mcett@gmail.com
Abstract: In this framework, the client hasthe advantage to shop online sagaciously
byattempting on various adornments like shades,cap, neckbands, and so on utilizing webcam.
Soas to put the clicked picture on the face or otherbody part naturally, face
identificationcalculation like Viola-Jones is utilized. Alongthese lines the nearness of this one of
a kindcomponent upgrades the framework and emergesas totally unique site among other
existing sites.
Keywords: online business site, facediscovery, style extras, virtual mirror.
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X-RAY IMAGE REPORTING

1
S.Karthika, 2Dr.T.Kalaikumaran
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore.
Abstract: The Project entitled as "X-ray Image Reporting" as asp.net as front end and SQL
Server as backend. New clinical examinations in drug depend on patients and controls utilizing
diverse imaging analytic modalities. Medicinal data frameworks are not intended for clinical
preliminaries utilizing clinical imaging. Albeit business programming and correspondence
frameworks center around capacity of picture information, they are not appropriate for capacity
and mining of new sorts of quantitative information. We tried to plan a Web-instrument to help
indicative clinical preliminaries including diverse specialists and healing facilities or research
focuses. The picture examination of this task depends on skeletal X-beam imaging. It includes an
automated picture strategy utilizing quantitative examination of areas of enthusiasm for solid
bone and skeletal metastases. The database is actualized with ASP.NET 3.5 and C#
advancements for our Web-based application. For information stockpiling, we picked backend as
SQL Server, a standout amongst the most well known open source databases. Client logins were
essential, and access to persistent information was logged for reviewing. For security, all
information transmissions were continued encoded associations. This Web-device is accessible
to clients scattered at various areas; it permits a proficient association and capacity of
information (case report shape) and pictures and enables every client to know definitely what the
undertaking is.
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HOME APPLIANCES AUTOMATION WITH EXTENDED WARRANTY

SYSTEM USING IOT
1
Dr.T.Kalaikumaran, 2G.Renuga Devi, 3M.Gokila, 4S.Gokul, 5R.Kaviruba
1
Head/Professor, 2Professor,3M.Gokila, 4S.Gokul, 5R.Kaviruba
Dept. of Computer science and Engineering,
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore – 641035, India
kavirubark@gmail.com
Abstract: This paper attempts to portray a genuine instance of guarantee help, examining its
administration in the structure of an assembling organization which gives expectations amid a
particular timeframe and following a planned dissemination. With the closeout of an item, the
maker is these days obliged authoritatively to perform guarantee help to the purchaser.
Diminishing the caused expenses is plainly by all account not the only perspective to
accomplish, since the choice must be worldwide and strategical inside the organization so as to
buy a solid and vigorous item, offering also a proper after-deals administration to the client.
Hence, key viewpoints will be exhibited along this examination so as to evaluate costs and,
thusly, to take appropriate choices for driving accurately the organization to a fruitful objective.
For that reason, not exclusively should administrators and responsibles in a settled and controlled
association take part, it would likewise critical to consider the experience given by the
specialized staff for support and guarantee. Therefore, this paper will indicate fundamentally
how dissecting the past execution is conceivable to anticipate and control what's to come. For
our situation, it will be conceivable to see how the development of expenses amid the lifetime of
a guarantee help program can address and predict with more precision the normal all out expense
of the movement considered toward the start of the program. The paper depends on a typical
system in extraordinary supplies for the open part (for example, an armada of redid vehicles),
between organizations inside the production network or specifically to the last client, where this
last client is for instance an open element and the financial plan for the total guarantee help is as
of now known from the earliest starting point of the project.
Keywords: Aurdino UNO , Relay, LCD Display
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WOMEN’S SAFETY MONITORING USING IoT

1
Dr.K.Kalaikumaran, 2M.Sathish Kumar, 3G.Dharini, 4V.Jayasurya, 5S.Josuva
1
Professor, 2Professor ,3,4,5UG Students
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore – 641035, India.
dharuganesh2304@gmail.com
Abstract: In the present world, the safety of women and children are under great risk. The
number of crimes regarding safety is gradually increasing. We are proposing a prototype where it
provides security measures globally. It demonstrates the current location of the victim and can
send notification through their body gesture or body movements or through vibrations and any
nearby police or relatives can rescue them immediately. The system uses the accelerometer for
the gesture, the vibration sensor for body movements through forceful actions and GPS sensor to
send their current location. The body temperature and heartbeat are calculated using pulse rate
sensors and all activities are monitored under Arduino UNO.
Keywords: GPS, Accelerometer, Arduino UNO
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MULTI-BIOMETRIC SYSTEM FOR HIGH SECURITY APPLICATIONS

1
Mani Surya Sava, 2Kathirvelu M, 3Rakesh Yadav, 4Ramakrishna Savirigana, 5Nivas Simhadri
Department of ECE,
GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Abstract: Iris recognition and face recognition systems are thought of because of the most
authentic and precise biometric systems accessible up too now. Some edges embody protection,
speed, accuracy, quantifiability, and stability. This paper is concentrated on security in jammed
places (like malls, airports, schools, colleges) and high-security places (like analysis centers,
border security). This system uses a contactless system from a so much distance. Most of the
current security systems are inaccurate and it takes an excessive amount of time for verification.
It becomes harassing for the commoner to travel through such systems. The projected system is
economical and efficient. The main beneficiation of this combination is to make amends for
errors in facial feature detection because of occlusions, cause, and illumination change, we have
tendency to projected to extract HOG descriptors from an everyday grid. Other will be to
establish the need for performing arts featuring choice to remove redundant and extraneous
options to form the classification method less vulnerable to overfitting. Once an individual enters
the zone, continuous snapshots will be taken with the help of camera associated sent to the code
to be study and estimate with existing information of trustworthy folks.
Keywords: Iris recognition, face recognition, biometric systems, HOG descriptors
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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OPTIMIZED AREA AND PDP

MULTIPLIER FOR HIGH SPEED DIGITAL CIRCUIT APPLICATIONS
M. Kathirvelu1, P. Sandhya Rani2, I. Vamsi Krishna3, K. Bharath4
Head of the Department & Professor1U.G Scholars2,3,4 ,
Department of Electronics and communication Engineering1,2,3,4
GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam, Andhrapradesh, India.
Abstract: Low power, High speed Multipliers are needed for high speed switching applications
like Digital signal processing (DSP), microprocessors and filters. Various multiplier architectures
are implemented by various research people. In the 8-bit array multiplier, partial products are
obtained through AND gates and it is added sequentially through Full Adders and Half Adders.
The array multiplier depends on the previous computations of partial sum to produce the final
output. Hence, delay is more to produce the output. In the proposed architecture, partial products
are added parallel to obtain the product with lesser delay. The power dissipation of full adder is
minimized by implementing with the CMOS technology. The designed 8-bit multiplier is
implemented and simulated with the Cadence Virtuoso tool in 90nm technology and its
performance like Power, speed and area are analyzed.
Keywords: -Full Adder, Half Adder, Multiplier, Proposed Method.
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AN INTELLIGENT SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFICATION OF FUEL FRAUDULENTS

AND NEAR BY FUEL STATIONS
1
M.Kathirvelu, 2K.Sravani 3M.Rama Lakshmi 4M.Jacinth 5P.Subba Rami Reddy 6R.N.V.Sai Kumar
Head of the Department & Professor1U.G Scholars2,3,4,5,6 ,
Department of Electronics and communication Engineering1,2,3,4,5,6
GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam,Andhrapradesh, India.
mkathirvelu77@gmail.com1
Abstract: The increasing frauds in fuel filling process have become a big deal to the society.
The pumps in petrol bunks are manipulated such that it displays the fuel filled into vehicle as
entered, but the quantity of fuel filled is less than displayed value. The petrol bunk owners are
making huge profits by cheating the customers. This is rectified through measurement of
incoming fuel through flow rate sensor and displaying it on the LCD display and the measured
output is sent as a message via global system for mobile communication (GSM)technology to the
registered mobile so that verifiable record can be created. This would help the owners of
transportation network companies to maintain a record of their vehicles that are run by their paid
drivers. Also, if the petrol in the tank is less than threshold value then LED glows continuously
until the petrol is filled and it display the distance of the nearby petrol bunks by using the global
positioning system (GPS) and this is displayed on LCD.
Keywords: - Fuel Level Monitoring, Flow sensor, GPS, Threshold value
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IMPROVEMENT OF ANTIPODAL VIVALDI ANTENNA PERFORMANCE FOR

WIRELESS APPLICATION
B M S SreenivasaRao1,K V L Thanmayi2,G Indira3,G S L Navya4,P Satya Narayana5
Professor1U.G Scholars2,3,4 ,
Department of Electronics and communication Engineering1,2,3,4,5
GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam, Andhrapradesh, India.
Abstract: This paper discusses about miniaturized size of the antipodal Vivaldi antenna by using
triangular slots on the Vivaldi antenna. A normal antipodal Vivaldi antenna using FR4 epoxy
substrate with a dielectric constant of 4.4 and thickness 1.6mm has been designed. Then, the
triangular and the circular slots are added at the upper layer of the miniaturized size of the
antenna, the triangular slot plays a major role in reduction of size of the antenna and also results
in the better improvement of return loss, gain and bandwidth operated at a frequency in the range
of 3GHz to 25GHz and the circular slot placed at the exponential part of the antenna helps to
reduce excessive mutual coupling between different slots of the antenna. The feeding technique
used for designing of this antenna is microstrip feedline. The proposed antenna results in
different applications by incrementing the frequency. The results of simulation are been realized
using HFSS 13.0, a high frequency simulator structure program. The structured antipodal Vivaldi
radio wire and the triangular and round openings antipodal Vivaldi recieving wire are
manufactured. The arrival misfortune reaction and the increase of the manufactured radio wires
are estimated and contrasted and the reenactment results.
Keywords: Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR),Antipodal Vivaldi antenna, Patch, Dielectric
substrate.
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT MONITORING SYSTEM

Vivek B1 Pranav Barath S2 Praveen R3 Praveen Kumar S4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore 1,2,3,4,
vivekb22@gmail.com1 pranav9714@gmail.com2praveen244129@gmail.com3
ppypraveen@gmail.com4
Abstract: In recent time, many people are switching to use public transportation systems since
they provide ease of traveling and are cost efficient. Public Transport Tracking System is the
technology used to determine the location of a vehicle using different methods like GPS and
other radio navigation systems operating through satellites and ground based stations. By
following triangulation or trilateration methods the tracking system enables to calculate easy and
accurate location of the vehicle. Vehicle information like location details, speed, distance
traveled etc. can be viewed on a digital mapping with the help of software via Internet. Even data
can be stored and downloaded to a computer from the GPS unit at a base station and that can
later be used for analysis. This system is an important tool for tracking each vehicle at a given
period of time and now it is becoming increasingly popular for people having expensive cars and
hence as a theft prevention and retrieval device
Keywords - GPS, GSM, Embedded system, Sensors.
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CLASS ALTERNATE SCHEDULING SYSTEM

B.Balaji1, K.Ganesh2, C.Gokul3, B.Vinodhini4
UG Scholar1, 2, 3, Assistant Professor4,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering1, 2, 3, 4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, TamilNadu, India.
balajibalaji2812@gmail.com1, ganesh99526@gmail.com2,gokulcool786@gmail.com3,
vinodhini.raja@gmail.com4.
Abstract: This paper discusses the various approaches that have been taken for altering the staff
if he/she is being not present in that day. Many colleges use manual way of altering if he/she is
not present. This usually ends up with various clashes that are they having a class already. To
avoid this they will take timetable and check whom they can alter. To overcome all these
problems we propose this system. This system will take various inputs like details of staff that is
their name, subject they are handling, subject that they are already handled, in charge of the class
name available, depending upon these input it will generate the alteration automatically.
Keywords:-timetable, web app, College alternate scheduler
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CHAT BOT FOR COLLEGE WEBSITE

T. Elakiya1 J. Jiji Sherin2 S. Gokilapriya3 B. Vivek4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore 1,2,3,4,
elakiya1003@gmal.com1jijisherin4@gmail.com2sgokilapriya1599@gmail.com3
vivekb22@gmail.com4
Abstract: The chatbot is also known as artificial conversation entity. Chatbots provide
communication through auditory or textual methods. The chat-bots are mostly access through the
internet. This system is an web application which answers to the questions very effectively.
Chatbots can used in either mobile phones or local systems. This also used for users to know
about placement information‘s and admission details. The users feel free to ask questions without
any hesitations. With the help of artificial intelligence the user clear his/her queries. Natural
language processing (NLP) is a type of artificial intelligence which is embedded and used in
messaging applications like chatbots. Admin feeds some knowledge to the machine so when the
user will ask such queries and get the answers.
Keywords:-Natural Language Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Chatbots.
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VOICE ASSISTANT APPLICATION FOR A COLLEGE WEBSITE

Anushria Sai1, M.Ganga2,R.S.Abisree3, Deny Nancy4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore,1,2,3,4
anushriasai@gmail.com1, gangamullai253@gmail.com2,sreecibi@gmail.com3,
denynancynithilan@gmail.com4.
Abstract: In the Modern Era of fast moving technology we can do things which we never
thought we could do before but, to achieve and accomplish these thoughts there is a need for a
platform which can automate all our tasks with ease and comfort. Thus we humans developed
applications like Personal Voice Assistant having the ability to interact with the surroundings
just by one of the materialistic form of human interaction i.e. HUMAN VOICE. The most
famous application of android mobile phone is ―Google Assistantǁ, ―Google Voice Searchǁ
which is developed by the Google. Various applications like Microsoft Cortana, Amazon Alexa
is also used as an voice assistant. The voice application of iPhone is ―SIRIǁ which helps the end
user to communicate end user mobile with voice and it also responds to the voice commands of
the user. We are going to develop a web application were the voice assistant would be available
for a particular website. In this proposed system we have took a college website as an example. It
can change the way of interactions between end user and the website. The Application is being
designed in such a way that all the services provided by the website are accessible by the end
user on the user's voice commands.
Keywords: Voice Search, Voice Assistant , Website, College.
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HOSTEL OUTPASS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

M.Sivaranjani1,L.Swetha2,V.Thenmozhi3,B.Vinodhini4
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, TamilNadu, India.
Abstract: The prime objective of ―Hostel out pass applicationǁ is to create a full-fledged Web
application which could help the students to fill an out pass form and get approval from the
consent staff and warden at one click. The form will be approved finally by the parent also thus
making sure that the student‘s activity is brought to parents notice. This helps in avoiding the
problems which occur when carried out manually. It improves the efficiency of the system. It is a
customized user-friendly application for hostel students which provides out pass information.
This project offers the user to enter the data through simple and interactive manner.
Keywords: Interactive Manner, Out Pass, Efficiency
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REAL TIME MONITORING OF ALCOHOLIC PERSON AND VEHICLE FAULT

DETECTION USING GSM/GPRS ON ARDUINO BASED SYSTEM
K.MADHANRAJ1 R.MANIKANDAN2 K.ILAVARASI3 S.P.PRIYADARSHINI4
UG Scholar1, 2, , Assistant Professor3,4,
Department of Information Technology1, 2, 3, 4
IFET College Of Engineering, Villupuram1,2,3,4
madhanrajbtechifet@gmail.com1, manikandanrit15@gmail.com2
Abstract: The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices,

mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique
identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or
human-to-computer interaction.In this paper, proposed an alcohol detection system was
developed for road transportation safety and to analyse the error and faults in the engine and
reported to the driver and admin at earlier.Itdiagnoise the issues and other leakage of gas or
combustion notificates through the admin and driver in smart city using Internet of Things
(IoTtechnology). We are Thus Provide the method to mitigate the problem related to alcoholic
people. We have installed a sensor on the steering of the car that detect the concentration of
alcohol into the breath of the drunk driver.It monitors the fuel level and it notificates through the
admin.And it measures correctly and update to the admin.It mainly used in travelling agencies
and Cargo agencies. The efficiency of this system is tested to ensure proper functionality. The
deployment of this system will help in reducing the incidence of drunk driving-related road
accidents and The system will help the owner of vehicle who is at remote location to perform the
tasks of detecting the fuel theft and tracking the vehicle accurately and continuously and
connecting the internet to get the updates.
Keyword:-ATmega328, MQ-3, Android Application, GSM/GPRS, Cloud storage.
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LINING OF INDUSTRIAL CHIMNEY USING THERMAL RESISTANCE

GLASS BLOCK
Ms R.R.Tharini1,P.Suresh Bhalaji2, M.Velmurugan3,J.Arunraj4.
Department of CIVIL,1,2,3,4
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram, India
Senior Assistant Professor1, UG Scholar 2,3,4
Abstract: Thermal resistance glass blocks is the type of glass with silica and boric trioxide as the
major glass forming components. The blocks are used as a lining materials that protect the flue
cane from the 300oC thermal heat. The lining work tends to increases the life time of the flue
cane. The concrete shell is protected by the bitumen paints are used to protect the concrete shell
which is the outer shell of the flue cane. The porous in the blocks, which does not allow any
solution to penetrate but the porous are response for the collection of the dust which is going to
emits through the flue cane into the atmosphere. The blocks absorbs the sulphur content from the
gas through desulphuration process. Almost 30% of the dust is collected by this lining method.
Keywords: Industrial chimney, lining work, thermal resistance block, thermal stress,
desulphuration.
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IOT BASED SMART POWER VITALITY READING WITH CIRCUIT CONTROLLER

J.Ashwin1, P.Harindarnath2, A.Janani3, U.Supriya4, Dr.T.Kalaikumaran5
U.G student 1,2,3 , professor 4, Head of Department & Professor 5
jananianand19@gmail.com3
Abstract: Observing and continue following of your power utilization for check is a
monotonous assignment today since you have to go to meter perusing room and bring down
readings. Well it is vital to know whether you are charged appropriately so the need is very sure.
Well we robotize the framework by enabling clients to screen vitality meter readings over the
web. Our proposed framework utilizes vitality meter with microcontroller framework to screen
vitality utilization utilizing a meter. The meter is utilized to screen units devoured and transmit
the units just as cost charged over the web utilizing Wi-Fi association. This empowers customer
to easily check the imperativeness usage close by the cost charged online using an essential web
application. Consequently the vitality meter observing framework enables client to successfully
screen power meter readings and check the charging on the web effortlessly. The circuit
controllers go about as a breaker which stops the power supply when sudden voltage
transmission assaults the circuit. It will covers the circuit from harm and breakages.
Key Words:—Smart reading, Bridge Rectifier, Transformer, Aurdino UNO, Relay, cost
proficient, web page.
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SPOT THE ODD ONE OUT USING MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHMS

Mr.Ruthran.E1, Mr.Sasi Mohan.C2, Ms.Savitha.V3, Dr.T.Kalaikumaran4.
U.G student1,2, Assistant Professor3, Head of the Department & Professor4.
Computer Science and Engineering1,2,3,4.
SNS College of Technology1,2,3,4.
Abstract: The Odd-Man-Out, a novel task which aims to test different properties of number
representations. An Odd-Man-Out problem is composed of 5 (or more) numbers, and requires
the system to choose the one which does not belong with the others, that is they are belongs to
some similar functions but one numbers is not belongs to the same function so the machine has
to choose the wrong number, Classification problems (―find the odd-oneoutǁ) are frequently used
as tests of inductive reasoning to evaluate human and animal intelligence. This paper introduces
a systematic method for building the set of Algorithms to find the solutions for the odd man out
problem, using the machine learning algorithms the odd man out task can be solved, the
algorithms which we are going to use to find the answers for odd man out problem is Cosine
Transformation and Support Vector Machine algorithm(SVM).
Keywords:- odd man out, Support Vector Machine Algorithm, Cosine Transformation,
Common sense to the AI.
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SMART GARBAGE SEGREGATION FOR RECYCLING THROUGH IOT

Vaishnavi.H1, Yamuna.J2, SP.Priyadharshini3
1,2,3
Department of Information Technology
UG Scholar 1,2 Assistant Professor3,
Vaishnaviit15@gmail.com1, yamunajm0497@gmail.com2,spriya07.cse@gmail.com3
Abstract: The growing population rate possess a very serious problem at the municipal level.
The system is designed in such a way that it segregated the garbage waste into metal and non-
metal by sensing the waste by photo optic sensor and the inductive sensor using a conveyor belt.
It store in a separated bin. And it avoids the overflow of the garbage by sending alerts to the
municipality with help of a microcontroller is linked with a web server using IoT. It also
provides the verification process after cleaning the dustbin. The level of the dustbin is calculated
by measuring the distance of the nearest obstacle using an ultrasonic sensor. Arduino UNO R3
microcontroller is used to read the data from the ultrasonic sensor. It is programmed to send an
alert to the Thing Speak web server once the garbage reaches a certain distance. Sensor senses
level of the bin. It gives the output of what level of garbage is filled. If the sensors senses any
garbage in the bin and level of garbage is in between 0%-70% and it specifies the level of
graphical view. If level is in between 70%-100% and buzzer will be on at every 10% .Then it
sends the information to the concerned person in the control room then directs the person to
collect the garbage.
Keyword:- photo optic sensor, Inductive sensor, Arduino UNO, Wi-Fi, Ultrasonic Sensor.
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ROOM TEMPERATURE NOTIFICATION DEVICE

S.Sushmitha1,P.Praba varthini2,S.P.Priya dharshini3
1,2,3
UG Scholar 1,2 Assistant Professor3,
Abstract: The main objective of this project is to prevent server room of an organization from
fire accident due to overheating of server. It is developed as an embedded system using arduino
microcontroller and GSM(Global System for Mobile Communications) module. Server room
contains lot of devices such as hardware, racks, cabling system, power and UPS. It will monitor
the temperature of server room continuously. If the temperature of any one of the server room
increases, the notification will be sent in the form of message and calls. Temperature sensor is
used to notify the temperature of a server room. The Arduino is powerful single board computer
where hardware is reasonably priced and development of software is free. GSM is used to send
notification to user by sending message and making calls. LCD(Liquid Crystal Display) is used
in this device to display the temperature mode of server room. Buzzer produce sound indication
in server room.
Keyword:- Liquid Crystal Display, GSM, Buzzer
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ANALYSIS OF MACHINING PARAMETERS IN CNC MILLING OPERATION

USING RSM
R.Ramanathan1,K.Chandrasekaran2,T.Anandha Babu3,S.Amarnath4,T.Ajithkumar5
Professor1,2, UG Scholars3,4,5
Department of Mechanical Engineering1,2,3,4,5
M.A.M.School of Engineering,
Siruganur,Trichy
srnathan2000@gmail.com ,kchandrusekaran1984@gmail.com2,anandhbabu4006@gmail.com3
1
sivaamrnath1997@gmail.com4
Abstract: In this project deals with the machining of AA6063 .it is a heat treatable alloy, easy to
available and low cost. Here, we consider machining process method done with the help of
response surface methodology. In our process carry out machining of AA6063 with suitable
parameter. The parameters are Feed rate, Speed, Depth of cut, Material removal rate. From the
above parameter we get the output response improvement of machining property in AA6063.In
our paper we conclude the solution from the above response surface methodology get the output
of increase the strength and to optimize the other machining parameters of AA6063.
Keywords:–RSM, AA6063 Property, Machining parameter‘s (MRR,DOC,F,S).
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CNC MILLING OPERATION OF AA6061 USING GRA TECHNIQUE

R.Ramanathan1, K.Chandrasekaran2,S.Surya3,S,Sutish raj4,M.Sriram5
Department of Mechanical Engineering1,2,3,4,5
Siruganur,Trichy
srnathan2000@gmail.com1,kchandrusekaran1984@gmail.com2,sivasurya9943@gmail.com3
suthishraj74@gmail.com4,linsree444@gmail.com5
Abstract: In this project deals with the machining of AA6061 .it is a heat treatable alloy, easy to
available and low cost. Here, we consider machining process method done with the help of grey
relational analysis. In our process carry out machining of AA6061 with suitable parameter. The
parameters are Feed rate, Speed, Depth of cut, Material removal rate. From the above parameter
we get the output response improvement of machining property in AA6061.In our paper we
conclude the solution from the above grey relational analysis get the output of increase the
strength and to optimize the other machining parameters of AA6061.
Keywords:–GRA, AA6061 Property/Process of machining parameter‘s
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FATIGUE LIFE AND STRESS ANALYSIS OF A FUSELAGE PANEL USING

FINITE ELEMENT APPROACH
K.M Sridhar1,K.Chandrasekaran2,S.Dinesh3,N.Ezhil Arasi4,S.Romanus5
Department of Aeronautical Engineering1,2,3,4,5
Siruganur,Trichy
k.m.sridhar.aero@gmail.com ,kchandrusekaran1984@gmail.com2,ezhilarassii@gmail.com4
1
sunamorss@gmail.com5
Abstract: Fuselage is the portion of an airplane that houses passengers and luggage. A typical
fuselage is a single cell thin walled tube with transverse frames or bulkheads and longerons to
effectively absorb the various kinds of loads acting on it. The structural design of a fuselage
should be done so as to meet the required load carrying requirements with the minimum possible
weight. Moreover, an aircraft fuselage consists of a number of stress concentration regions which
makes it necessary to properly trace out the stress distribution at each and every location. The
static stress acting on the structure is calculated through finite element approach. Stress
calculations of each and every component, if performed manually will become a herculean task
for the stress engineer. Instead, FEA software‘s can be used to perform these calculations
immediately and effectively. For our purpose, we are using the commonly approved ‗MSC
NASTRAN‘ as a solver and a combination of Hypermesh& MSC PATRAN for processing
purposes. Fatigue is the phenomenon of deterioration of material strength due to a cyclic action
of loads. Fatigue life of the fuselage panel is calculated through the Miner‘s rule with the aid of
S-N Curve.
Keywords:–Airframe, Fuselage, Fatigue, Stress concentration, FEA, Miner‘s rule, Damage
calculation.
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FEEDBACK SYSTEM WITH FACIAL RECOGNITION IN SEMINAR

Mrs.Elavarasi1, A.Dhaarani Nambi2,C.Divyasree 3, E.Preetha4
1
Assistant professor Department of CSE in S.A. Engineering College.
2,3,4
Students of B.E Computer science and Engineering in S.A. Engineering College.
Abstract: The human face is rich of information and plays an important roles in daily
communication such as expressing the emotions. Facial expression comes in all varieties. Some
are intense and while other are sustained. Much progress had been made to build computer
systems that recognize facial expression for human compute interaction. VFG Visual Feedback
Generation system comprised of detection and analysis of various face expressions provided by
the Participants which depends on their interest on seminar subject and presentation quality. We
focus on expression based feedback generation model as well as Live capturing of seminar
participants who are attentive in the room till the session end. A Combined analysis can predict
the quality of Seminar through Rating.
Keywords:—facial expressions, visual feedback generation system, seminar participants.
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PRIVACY PRESERVING USING FUZZY FINGERPRINT METHOD

Pavanabharathi KS1 Dr. T. Kalaikumaran2Mr.J.Alfred Daniel3
.UG student 1 , Head of the Department & Professor 2 , Assistant professor 3
Department of Computer Science and Engineering 1,2,3
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore 1,2,3
pavanapb17@gmail.com
Abstract: The number of data-leak instances have grown rapidly in recent years. Among various
data-leak cases, human mistakes are one of the main causes of data loss. There exist solutions
detecting inadvertent sensitive data leaks caused by human mistakes and to provide alerts for
organizations. A common approach is to screen content in storage and transmission for exposed
sensitive information .Map reduce method was used previously.Map Reduce Framework for
detecting exposed sensitive content is well known.MapReduce is a programming framework for
distributed data intensive applications MapReduce nodes scan content in data storage for leaks
without learning the sensitive data.This method has many disadvantages. In this paper, we
propose a data-leak detection solution which can be outsourced and be deployed in a semihonest
detection environment. We design, implement, and evaluate our fuzzy fingerprint technique that
enhances data privacy during data-leak detection operations. Our approach is based on a fast and
practical one-way computation on the sensitive data (SSN records, classified documents,
sensitive emails, etc.). It enables the data owner to securely delegate the content-inspection task
to DLD providers without exposing the sensitive data. Using our detection method, the DLD
provider,who is modeled as an honest-but-curious (aka semi-honest) adversary, can only gain
limited knowledge about the sensitive data from either the released digests, or the content being
inspected. Using our techniques, an Internet service provider (ISP) can perform detection on its
customers‘ traffic securely and provide data-leak detection as an add-on service for its
customers.
Keywords: Internet service provider (ISP),MapReduce
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THE FEASIBILITY STUDY ON USAGE OF LUNARCRETE IN CONSTRUCTION

A.S.Charlash Immanuvel1,Y.Devanraj2, S.Arulkumaran3
1,2,3
1,2
IFET College of Engineering,Villupuram,Tamilnadu
1
charlash25252@gmail.com, 2devanrajy71@gmail.com, 3arulkumaran.sri@gmail.com
1,2
Final Year Student(UG), 3Senior Assistant Professor
Abstract - The possibility of Developments on Moon is picking up force day by given the
requirement for structures on moon for directing examination in Astronomy and for
contemplating the likelihood of survival of humankind on moon. A standout amongst the most
difficult assignment to the present day Civil Engineers is laying an auxiliary base on the lunar
surface. This is a direct result of absence of mindfulness on the conduct of building materials on
additional earthly air like the lunar environment. As it isn't efficient to transport materials from
the Earth, Lunarcrete is deserving of thought. The possibility of Lunarcrete goes back to 1985.
Lunarcrete, which could be readied utilizing materials on the lunar surface itself, turns out to be
an exceedingly encouraging material in the additional earthly development. This paper shows all
the data and discoveries viewing Lunarcrete as on date. It begins with a concise portrayal of
trials led on materials utilized for production of Lunarcrete.
Keywords: Lunarcrete, Astronomy, Lunarsurface, development.
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RENOVATING THE METHODOLOGIES FOR DISPOSAL OF STEEL SLAG

D.Balamurugan1,Y.Devanraj2, S.Arulkumaran3
1,2,3
1,2
IFET College of Engineering,Villupuram,Tamilnadu
1
drbala96@gmail.com, 2devanrajy71@gmail.com, 3arulkumaran.sri@gmail.com
1,2
Final Year Student(UG), 3Senior Assistant Professor
Abstract: The steel making industry has created significant strong waste. Steel slag is a modern
result acquired from the steel fabricating industry and several tons of it are delivered each year
everywhere throughout the world during the time spent refining metals and making compounds.
As a development material, concrete is the biggest creation of all different materials. Aggregates
are the imperative constituents in concrete. They offer body to the concrete, reduce shrinkage
and impact economy. There is a requirement for some extra work to decide the achievability of
using this mechanical side-effect all the more admirably as a swap for fine aggregate in a
traditional solid blend and the possibility of utilizing steel slag for assembling of paver square is
studied.
Keywords: Steel slag, aggregate, concrete, strength.
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OBSERVER BASED FEEDBACK CONTROLLER DESIGN FOR FOUR TANK

PROCESS
Atchaya.M1,Ishwarya.K1,Rajeswari.P1 ,Rajalakshmi.M2, C.Karthik3
Department of Electronics And Instrumentation Engineering
UG students1, Assistant Professor2, Kamaraj College of Engineering &Technology
Researcher3,Jiotang University, China
rajemtech@gmail.com
Abstract: Many Industrial Processes of manufacturing, refining etc., are non-linear, time variant,
sensitive to disturbances, extremely complex and highly challenging to control. The Four tank
system acts as the benchmark for the industrial processes. The dynamics of processes offers great
difficulty in controller design. To control the process, it is important to study the dynamic
behavior of the system, which is helpful in the controller design. The advanced control
techniques are generally imperative tasks, due to the increasing complexity of the processes.
Consequently, the process industries need more reliable, robust, accurate and efficient control
systems for the operation of the industrialprocess. The Proportional Integral Derivative (PID)
control scheme has been widely used in many of the industrial processes and dynamic processes
for controlling the industrial parameters. Tuning of parameters of a PID controller is essential for
the satisfactory operation for process control. Further, the conventional tuning methods are suited
only for the open loop, linear, stable and single-input single-output systems. Hence the simplex
controller suited for the four-tank system which is nonlinear has to be designed. In this paper
observer based feedback controller is designed and implemented to increase the accuracy and
stability of the four tank system.
Keywords: Four Tank System (4TS),mathematical modeling, observer - based feedback
controller.
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FASHION DISTRICT (TAILORING SYSTEM)

R. Teena1 S. Vasantha Poorani2 S. Venkatachalam3 V. Siva Sakthi4Dr. T. Kalaikumaran5
1,2,3,4,5
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore
1
teenar1709@gmail.com; 2vasanthapoorani16@gmail.com; 3venkatachalam539@gmail.com;
4
sivasakthi.vellingiri@gmail.com; 5hodcse@snsct.org
Abstract: The project is entitled as ―FASHION DISTRICTǁ. In this, we manage the data and
details of the user in tailoring shop. It carries the details such as the time of ordering, buying
details, billing details, material details, time of delivery etc… The project is totally built at
administrative end and thus, only the administrator is guaranteed the access. The purpose of this
project is to build the application program to reduce the manual work for tailors to manage the
user details like material type, time of delivery etc. When the tailors enter the details of user a
token will be automatically generated for future reference. This facility is helpful for the tailors
to maintain their user details. This project is created using PHP and MySQL language.
Keywords: MySQ; PHP; Fashion; Biling.
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SPOT INFORMATION DURING ROAD ACCIDENT

S.Keerthana1, J.Sivaranjani2, M.Nivethakumari3, P.Hemalatha4
1,2
UG Student, 3,4Assistant Professor
1,2,3,4
1
keerthanaifet007@gmail.com; 2ranjanijeva@gmail.com
Abstract: The process of maintaining road traffic accidents details and spot information in an
web sites and to add send message on phone. In a real world scenario, such as police are the
information is in the form of notice, hand-written manual and verbal message. Today it is of the
essence to not only use the anticipated forms of statement, but also new forms such as cell phone
technology. The approach of communication is websites through the mobile phones, personal
computer and laptops. The core idea of this project is to implement web based Mobile
application for betterment of police and transport authority system .The website will be used by
police. More efficient information‘s will be done through this system. In the existing system all
the activities are done manually. It is very costly and time consuming. The data will be stored in
the cloud database. The user and police can login to their account through the mobile application
itself and update the accident details. In order to overcome this problem using website based
application we can make use this process easier, secure.
Keywords:Accident: Detection; Message passing.
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SMART PODIUM
1
S.Preethi2M.Nivetha Kumari 3F.Anishiya
1
1,2
1,2,3
1
preethiit15@gmail.com,2nive24it@gmail.com
Abstract: The main aim of the project is to provide automatic control of electrical devices in a
classroom. By the notification via app when there is no person in the classroom. The person
inside the classroom leaves out and if they forget to switch off the electrical devices such as
(fan , light) it leads to wastage of electricity In order to avoid wastage of electricity we control
and monitor the electrical devices by controlling the speed and also to on and off the electrical
devices then by using the speech the voice controller will be controlling the devices then in order
to prevent the fire exhaustion the website is given to the user in order to view the gas content in
the air and also with the weather condition are updated
Keywords: Android application; Arduino; Bluetooth; voice controller; Gas content in air;
weather condition.
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BEWELL INTER-LINKING OF HOSPITALS THROUGH MOBILE

APPLICATION
1
Bhuvana K 2Priyadharshini M. 3K.ELAVARASI
1,2
UG Student, 3Senior Assistant Professor
1,2,3
1
bhuvanait1997@gmail.com;2priyapd2098@gmail.com
Abstract: The main goal of this application is used to locate the nearest hospital and compare
the facilities with the desired medical specialist. The nearest position of hospitals is calculated
with a built-in feature of Global Positioning System (GPS) in Smart phones and finds the route
from their current location through Google Map Application Program Interfaces (API). This will
help to decide which hospital should be visited for required treatment .This proposed method
also enhances the current updation of the free surgery list of required treatment along with the
location .It contains the general treatment and medical treatment which provides the information
of tablet description for the required issues and the blood availability. An informative survey of
different hospitals is collected to obtain an accurate list of doctors available in each hospital.
With the help of this application, a patient can find the nearest hospital according to specialized
consultant availability.
Keywords: Medicine available; Blood available; GPS; Specialist; Free surgery
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IOT BASED SMART VEHICLE AUTOMATION AND ACCIDENT ALERT

SYSTEM
1
S.Kaviya , 2K.Poovizhi, 3N.Ramya, 4M.Babylatha
1,2,3
UG Student, 4Assistant Professor
1,2,3,4
Department of Information Technology,
Paavai Engineering College,Namakkal,Tamilnadu,India.
Abstract: Nowadays people are driving very fast, accidents are occurring frequently, we lost
our valuable life by making small mistake while driving (school zone, hills area, and
highways). So in order to avoid such kind of accidents and to alert the drivers and to control
their vehicle speed in such kind of places the highway department have placed the signboards.
But sometimes it may not be possible to view that kind of signboards and there is a chance for
accident or driver don‘t slow the speed of their vehicles even after seeing the sign boards. ,
Accidents are occurring frequently in highly traffic areas .Drivers drive vigorously without
caring the traffic. Intimation of driver about speed and accident prone zone is necessary. It can
be done by using automatic technology with the help of embedded system and sensors. This
project is focused on ―automatic speed control of vehiclesǁ by detecting the accident prone
zone. The main objective is to design a Smart vehicle security controller meant for Vehicle‘s
safety control and monitors the zones, which can run on an embedded system. The proposed
system is implemented to design the safety of vehicle in a rash places and rushed places to
avoid the heavy accidents in a control zone. The proposed design is accomplished by
implementing the system with the use of embedded topology and sensors such as IR sensor,
ultrasonic sensor and alcohol sensor and vibrator sensor. The alert will be sent to the drivers by
IOT.
Key Terms: SmartAgriculture; IoT System; Microcontroller; WIFI Module.
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FRAMEWORK UTILIZING EXPERT NOVEL ENGRAVING

1
C.Divya ,2Dr.T.Kalaikumaran
1,2
SNS College of Technology,Coimbatore.
Abstract: In the legislature scientific office, the need to break the confirmation arrangement of
the electronic contraptions or individual gadgets of culprits what's more, exploited people has
been massively expanded in the ongoing years as biometrics assumes a noteworthy job of
validation. Various shopper electronic gadgets, for example, cell phones, are starting to join
unique mark sensors for client verification. The MasterPrint is a strategy that is the likelihood of
producing an engineered or genuine halfway unique mark that fortunately coordinates at least
one of the put away layouts for countless which is in this manner utilized by the administration
and scientific segment to get through the confirmation of the gadget to recover the urgent
information put away and to access the framework. This approach suggested is utilized to all the
more proficiently to dispatch roundabout assault against unique mark based validation
framework. The calculation therefore utilized outcomes inincrement of effective MasterPrints
with most extreme coordinating rate in contrast with the result of the present methods.
Key Terms:Unique Mark; MasterPrint; Likelihood
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SIGNCRYPTION AND PROXY RE-ENCRYPTION FOR SECURE DATA

SHARING USING BBS ALGORITHM
1
R.Suresh, 2P.LakshmiPriya
1
UG Student; 2Assistant Professor
1
Krssureshravi89910@gmail.com; 2Priyalakshmi1994@gmail.com
1,2
Abstract:Information is fundamental to the Internet of Things (IoT) environment. A large

portion of the current IoT frameworks are utilizing brought together cloud-based information
sharing frameworks, which will be hard proportional up to fulfill the needs of future IoT
frameworks. Association of such outsider specialist co-op requires additionally trust from both
sensor proprietor and sensor information client. In addition, the expenses should be paid for their
administrations. To handle both the adaptability and trust issues and to automatize the
installments, this paper displays an intermediary re-encryption plot. The framework stores the
IoT information in a dispersed cloud after encryption. To share the gathered IoT information, the
framework sets up runtime dynamic shrewd contracts between the sensor and information client
without the association of a confided in outsider. It likewise utilizes a productive intermediary re
encryption plot which permits that the information is just obvious by the proprietor and the
individual present in the keen contract. This tale blend of keen contracts with intermediary re-
encryption gives a productive, quick and secure stage for putting away, exchanging and
overseeing of sensor information. The proposed framework is executed in an Ethereum based
tasted to break down the execution and the security properties.
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ANDROID APPLICATION FOR DETECTING OF POTHOLES

A.Shanmugavalli1,Dr.T.Kalaikumaran2
1,2
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Abstract: One of the serious issue of transportation is the potholes and knocks in the streets that
reason the drivers to lose their power over the vehicle while driving. The potholes and knocks
present in the street is extremely hard to maintain a strategic distance from while driving a
vehicle, which at some point causes genuine harm. To beat this issue an android application is
created, which utilizes sensors that can distinguish the potholes or knocks and advise the clients
while driving. It gives a security guidance for the client about the state of the street. The cloud
based investigation of the sensor readings stores every one of the information and cozy the client
about the state of the street by coordinating the estimations of the area in guide movement. This
process is included with the expansion of publicly supporting innovation, with the goal that
every one of the potholes and knocks present in better places can be found effectively recognized
my numerous client.
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AN OVERLAY ARCHITECTURE FOR THROUGHPUT OPTIMAL

MULTIPATH ROUTING
Revathi.S
Arunai Engineering College
Abstract: Legacy networks are often designed to operate with simple single-path routing, like
the shortest path, which is known to be throughput suboptimal. On the other hand, previously
proposed throughput optimal policies (i.e., backpressure) require every device in the network to
make dynamic routing decisions. This project studies overlay architecture for dynamic routing,
such that only a subset of devices (overlay nodes) need to make the dynamic routing decisions.
And determines the essential collection of nodes that must bifurcate traffic for achieving the
maximum multi-commodity network throughput. The project applies optimal node placement
algorithm to several graphs and the results shows that a small fraction of overlay nodes is
sufficient for achieving maximum throughput. Finally, the project proposes a threshold-based
policy (BP-T) and a heuristic policy (OBP), which dynamically controls traffic bifurcations at
overlay nodes. Policy BP-T is expected to maximize throughput for the case when underlay
paths do no overlap. OBP is expected to achieve full throughput along with delay reduction in
comparison to the throughput optimal backpressure routing.
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SURVEY ON MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHMSIN BREAST

CANCER DIAGNOSIS ANALYSIS AND CONSTRUCTING A HYBRID
APPROACH BASED ON FEATURE SELECTION
1
Kowshik B,2Savitha V ,3Karthikraj H,4Priya Dharshini G
1,3,4
UG student, Assistant professor2
1,2,3,4
Department Of Computer Science And Engineering ,
SNS College Of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
Abstract: Breast cancer is one of the most dangerous type of cancer that causes death to women.
At the same time it is easily curable cancer if it is treated earlier. There are many algorithms in
machine learning to diagnose the breast cancer. Some of them are SVM (Support Vector
Machine), K-means, Neural network-based classifier and decision tree. The objective of this
paper is to compare different algorithms and find which gives most accuracy of all.Support
vector machine is a kind of a machine learning algorithm that performs pattern recognition and
regression based on the statistical learning theories. This algorithm takes five features as input
for feature selection and widely used in the diagnosis due to its high accuracy of prediction.
Comparatively the feature selection in decision tree algorithms like ID3, C5, CART diagnosis
the breast cancer prediction by dividing the data into various levels of nodes and the final result
is constructed from the decision tree which produces less accuracy than SVM. In K-means
algorithm even though it provides less support for classification it is highly implemented for
exploring hidden patterns in data. Hence, we can propose a hybrid approach of these algorithms
to provide high accuracy in breast cancer diagnosis prediction.
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UTILIZATION OF BAGASSE ASH AS A BRICK MATERIAL

1
Janarthanan J, 2Ruthravishnu K
1
Asst.professor, Dept. of Civil Engg., IFET College of Engg., India
2
Student, Dept. of Civil Engg. IFET College of Engg., India
Abstract: The industries disposes large amount of wastes through its products. And the wastes
from various industries get increasing in recent years. In this mainly sugarcane cane industries
produces high amount of wastes. It is the type of agricultural waste which can be disposed
through several methods and condition. The fibrous waste from the sugar cane is said to be
bagasse and on burning the fibrous wastes this may provides the bagasse ash. Based on the
incinerating conditions the sio2 and alumina content get varies on the ash. Using this materials
with the addition of lime, steel slag at different proportions are used for the manufacturing of
bricks. The ultimate aim is to reduce the cost of bricks. The brick mould of size 225×95×75mm
is used for the manufacture of the bricks. And the compressive strength test is carried out at 14
days.
Keywords : Bagasseash; m-sand; steel slag; lime, fly ash,; compressive strength.
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COMPARISION OF DESIGN RESULTS OF A STRUCTURE BETWEEN E-TABS

& SAP2000 SOFTWARE
1
Shaik Nazma, Dr. K. V. Subbareddy College of engineering for women,
Dupadu (V), Kurnool District, AP, India
2
Anupati Ediga Shankar, Student from Brindavana Institute of Technology and Science,
Chinnatekure(V), Kurnool District, AP, India
3
Dhoopati. Surrender, Rajeev Ghandhi Memorial College of Engineering and Technology, Nandyala,
KurnoolDistrict, AP, India
1
nazu.nazmala@gmail.com, shankargoud39@gmail.com,3 dsurenderd2012@gmail.com.
2
Abstract:Basic Analysis is a branch which includes in the assurance of conduct of structures

with a specific end goal to anticipate the reactions of genuine structures, for example, structures,
spans, trusses and so forth. Under the normal stacking and outer condition amid the
administration life traverse of structure. In this undertaking we will complete a similar
investigation of virtual products. We will dissect and plan the structure on virtual products. At
that point we will discover the outcomes in view of Bending Moment, Shear constrain, Base
Shear, Axial Force for different areas. We will discover the product giving most conservative
areas. We will check which programming is most simple to deal with, gives more secure and
conservative structure. ETABS is the Acronym of Extended 3d Analysis of Building Systems, is
programming created by Computers and Structures. ETABS is a building programming item that
can be utilized to break down and plan multi-story structures utilizing lattice like geometry,
different strategies for examination and arrangement systems, thinking about different load
mixes. SAP2000 is Structural Analysis Program, is a broadly useful limited component program
which plays out the static or dynamic, direct or nonlinear examination of basic systems.SAP2000
is universally useful structural building programming perfect for the investigation and plan of an
auxiliary framework. In the present examination, 20 Story's private building is broke down with
sections, segments in various Seismic zones as for three soil composes. Relocation, Story shear,
Moment, Base minute, Base shear were looked at for changed load mixes. In the present
examination a Static Wind investigation is completed by taking Earth Quake blends and results
are taken and contrasted and two Software‘s. A business bundle ETABS and SAP2000 has been
used for investigating 20 story's private working for various zones. The outcome has been
contrasted utilizing tables and diagram with discover the most enhanced arrangement. Closing
comment has been made based on this examination and correlation tables.
Key words: Analysis; Load case details; ETABS; SAP 2000; Supports, Multi story structure.
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BEHAVIOURAL STUDY OF HIGH VOLUME FLY ASH CONCRETE BEAM

Edwin. A1, Anand. V2, Kotteeswaran. S3, V. Sheela4
1.2.3
Dept. of Civil Engineering, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur, Tamil Nadu.
4
Dept. of Civil Engineering, Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Kattankulathur, Chennai.
Email: edwinraj91@gmail.com, Mobile no.: 9840696191
*Corresponding author
Abstract: In India construction industry plays a major role in building up nation‘s economy. For
all the projects 60% to 70% of cost has been spent on concrete. The annual consumption of
concrete is about ten million tones. At the same time abundant quantity of fly ash has been
thrown out as wastage. Fly ash, a byproduct of the power plants, was effectively used in the
construction industry as an ecofriendly product. Concrete grade considered for this experimental
study is M30 with 53 grade OPC. For this experimental study 50% and 55% cement was
replaced by fly ash. Super plasticizer named conplast Sp 430 is added to the concrete with 0.5%,
1%, and 1.5% for casting HVFA Concrete. The mix design using IS method (1: 1.02:2.57) for
required strength was made for concrete. Cubes, Cylinders, and Prism were cast and tested. The
cubes were tested for compressive strength on 3, 7, and 28 days. The cylinders were tested for
split tensile strength on 28 days. The prism was tested for flexure strength on 28 days. Graphs
were drawn to study the effect of compressive strength, split tensile strength and flexure strength
on 50% and 55% replacement of cement by fly ash. The maximum strength is achieved in 50%
and 1.5% category. The 28 days compressive strength is 32.10 Mpa, split tensile strength is 3.14
Mpa and flexure strength is 4.15 Mpa. High volume fly ash concrete gives the economical design
with equivalent strength of conventional concrete with savings the amount of materials compared
to normal conventional concrete. When you are going with large scale buildings with heavy
loading it will satisfy our requirements.
Keywords: Concrete grade; Super plasticizer; mix design; HVFA Concrete; Conventional
concrete.
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VOICE INTERROGATION WITH RESOURCEFUL POWER ECONOMY

TECHNIQUE USING SMART SENSE ALGORITHM WITH IOT BASED AI
CONTROLLED SMART BIKE
N. ABIRAM1 S.PRAKASH 2
1
UG STUDENT, Dept of EEE ,
GKM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, CHENNAI
2
PROFESSOR, Dept of EEE, GKM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, CHENNAI
abiram2704@hotmail.com , prakash.subram8@gmail.com
Abstract: The purpose of this project is the creation of artificial intelligent device which are
integrated in bikes to convert existing electrical bikes into smart AI powered vehicles with voice
interrogation and integrated navigation system providing IOT support which also ensures the
safety and security of the bike and riders. Road traffic injuries have caused 1.25 million deaths
worldwide in the year 2017 and more than 50 million injuries. A study using British and
American crash reports as data, found that 87% of crashes are due to the carelessness of the
driver. The traffic authorities give a lot of instructions to the vehicle operators. But many of them
do not obey the rules. Nowadays most of the countries are forcing the motor riders to wear the
helmet and not to use the vehicles when the person is drunken. But still the rules are being
violated by the users. Also, bikes have a poor-quality navigation system with no exact real-time
traffic calculation and are often costlier to afford. Many battery-operated bikes have a low fuel
efficiency range and can only run a max of 80 KM for a full charge. To overcome this, we
introduce an artificial intelligent system, which enables direct interrogation with bike and checks
for a valid driving license and has the smartest navigation system and Smart Helmet, which
automatically checks whether the person is wearing the helmet and has not consumed any form
of alcohol. The project is powered by SENSE technology which supports Internet of Things,
Over the Air Updates and Artificial Intelligence.
Key Terms: speech interrogation; Accident; live traffic; smart fuel saving system; intruder
detection; automated navigation system.
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MODELLING, ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF TRADITIONAL MASONRY

UNITS WITH NATURAL FIBERS FOR WALLS
R Ravi (1), Kotteeswaran(2) , Saaranya Kumar D, Prudhvi Krishna V, Sai Nithin Reddy(3)
(1)
Associate professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur
(2)
Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering,
(3)
UG Student, Department Of Civil Engineering,
Abstract: Straw is an agricultural by-product of the dry stalks of cereal plants, after
the grain and chaff have been removed. Straw makes up to about half of the yield of cereal crops
such as barley, oats, rice, rye and wheat. Chrysopogonzizanioides is better known as vetiver. It is
a perennial grass and native to India. Fibers are usually used in lime to control cracking due to
plastic shrinkage and to drying shrinkage. They also reduce the permeability of concrete and thus
reduce bleeding of water. Some types of fibers produce greater impact, abrasion, and shatter
resistance in lime. Lime has been used in construction for millennia, and its value, especially in
the field of conservation architecture, has only recently been rediscovered. Lime mortars harden
through carbonation, and this thesis is a study of that process.Nowadays, uses of natural fiber
as reinforcing materials have grown rapidly. Thousands of articles related in this subject have
been published since 1995. During the execution of the project realistic constraints such as health
and safety constraints, environmental and ethical constraints are taken into consideration. This
project illustrates the behavior of Straw and chrysopogonzizanioides (vetiver) when used as fiber
reinforcement in walls. The various properties such as modulus of elasticity, Poisson‘s ratio,
young‘s modulus, water content and dry density were observed by casting walls with lime and
other natural fibers such as Straw(1%), chrysopogonzizanioides(0.45%) and the compressive
strength of the walls has been studied.
Keywords: Natural fibers, lime, Fiber reinforcement in walls, Chrysopogonzizanioides.
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EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION BASED RANDOM FOREST ALGORITHM

R.Tarunya1, Dr.T.Kalaikumaran2
Abstract: Random Forest Algorithm is a group learning strategy for arrangement, relapse that
works by building huge number of choice tress at preparing time. Regardless of the expanded
precision of irregular woodland in restorative datasets, the run time execution was seen to be
low. The exactness of arbitrary backwoods can be furter helped up when an advanced setting of
irregular woodland parameters is connected. In this proposed work, the issue of ideal setting of
irregular woodland parameters is tended to by embracing molecule swarm advancement. By
applying streamlined irregular timberland calculation by PSO strategy for heart dataset, the
execution and the exactness rate is improved. What's more fluffy molecule swarm advancement
is said to be preferred in execution over molecule swarm enhancement procedure. The use of
fluffy molecule swarm calculation had the capacity to lessen mining proportion.
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A STUDY ON DUCTILITY BEHAVIOUR OF ENERGY EFFICIENT WALLS

RAVI (1), KUNDURU MALLA REDDY (2) , KOTTEESWARAN(3)
(1)
Associate professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
(2)
PG Student, Department Of Civil Engineering,
(3)
Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering,
Abstract: The mud is used for construction from ages and structures still exist which were
constructed with mud mortar. It has its advantages in construction which are environmental
friendly. Mortar obtained in existing structure are studied through which its known the different
types of admixtures used in mortar, which can be studied and modified for better results. The aim
of the study is the mechanical properties of the modified mortar and to know its property for
brick masonry. Mud mortar is generally used with stone masonry and brick masonry which can
be used in modern construction. All the results with mechanical properties organic analysis and
physical properties with the result of analytical techniques XRD, SEM and FTIR are also
performed .positive results are seen with edition in fresh state property, mechanical property and
durability properties when it is used to reference mortar.
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PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES BY USING

CLUSTERING
1
K.VIJAYAKUMARI2V. BABYDEEPA
1
Research Scholar, Department of Computer Science Government Arts College, Karur,
Tamilnadu, India, k.vijikumari@gmail.com
2
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science Government Arts College, Karur,
Tamilnadu, India deepamct@gmail.com
Abstract: The Bee Colony Optimization algorithm shows the new path in the field of swarm
intelligent family, it has the capability to avoid the local minima problem and it overcome the
difficulties in Particle swarm optimization algorithms. BCO are motivated by the principles of
natural genetic activities and spread common behaviour of social colonies has shown authority in
production with complex optimization problems. In this paper, Fuzzy Bee Colony Optimization
(FBCO) algorithm gives shining effect to match up with other algorithms such as Fuzzy C-
Means and Fuzzy Particle Swarm Optimization.
Keywords— Clustering; Optimization; Fuzzy C-Means; Fuzzy Particle Swarm Optimization;

Fuzzy Bee Colony Optimization.
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REACTIVE POWER COMPENSATION AND LOAD BALANCING OF MULTI AREA

POWER SYSTEM BY SVC AND ACTIVE FILTERS
1
P. Suguna Ratnamala, 2G. Rasmitha
1
Assistant Professor,Department of EEE,GIET(A),Rajamahendravaram
2
M.Tech.Student, Department of EEE, GIET(A), Rajamahendravaram. garikipatirasmitha@gmail.com
Abstract. The Power System Stabilizer (PSS) is a control gadget which guarantees greatest power
exchange along the lines and the steadiness of the power framework improvement. The PSS has
been broadly used to moist electromechanical motions happen in power frameworks and which are
because of unsettling influence. In the event that no satisfactory damping is accessible, the motions
will expand prompting insecurity. The Static Var Compensator (SVC) is additionally used to
enhance dependability in the framework due to its job in lessening the responsive power in the
electrical transmission lines. This paper displays a use of (SVC) in electrical transmission lines and
PSS in two zones, two generator test control framework. Utilizing Matlab programming to structure
and executes control framework and concentrate the impact of damping motions in strength control
framework after proposed blames in transmission lines of research demonstrate that utilized (PSS-
conventional and multiband) types and programmed voltage controller (AVR)
Keywords: SVC; STATCOM; Reactive Power Compensation.
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PORTABLE CHARGER FOR HANDHELD DEVICES USING RADIO

FREQUENCY
1
Aarthi.M 2M.Dineshkumar 3G.Lakshitha 4R.Logeswaran
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
M.Kumarasamy College Of Engineering
logeshr825@gmail.com
Abstract: Our smart phone's battery is deplete into the red zone, and there's no an electrical plug
in sight. Then the mobile and wearable devices could engage in RF Energy Harvesting. An
innovative solution could help people easily recharge mobile or wearable gadgets, particularly
for tasks such as emergency phone calls. Mobile and wearable devices are now really available
everywhere, but their battery lives remain limited, with many lasting for less than a day. A
number of devices now exist to provide extra power to mobiles and wearable‘s, such as power
packs, mobile hand generators and solar cells. But, an invention allows mobile and wearable
devices to recharge with the help of RF Waves.Lack of existing power sources, here the
unlimited source is RF is everywhere. The growing demand for electrical energy around the
globe is the main factor for our idea. More than 80 percent of our energy today comes from
burning fossil fuels, which is both harmful to our environment and unsustainable as well. We are
trying to help resolve the energy crisis by improving the efficiency of Radio Frequency energy-
harvesting systems for Handheld Devices.
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AN EXTENDED SLIDING MODE CONTROL SCHEME WITH TORQUE RIPPLE

MITIGATION FOR PERMANENT MAGNET SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
1
Choppala Anil, 2Tapetta Amar kiranl
1
Post Graduate, EEE Department, GIET(A), Rajamahendravaram, India
2
Assoc Professor, EEE Department, GIET(A), Rajamahendravarm, India
1
anilkumar73996@gmail.com; 2amarkiran@giet.ac.in
Abstract: This project presents a new extended sliding mode control of permanent magnet
synchronous motor with different uncertainities. This Extended sliding mode control can
powerfully change in accordance with the varieties of the controlled framework and keeping up
high following execution of the all-encompassing sliding mode controller. The all-encompassing
sliding mode control is proposed to remunerate solid aggravations and accomplish high servo
exactness. The sliding mode control is proposed for the rotor speed and stator opposition
estimation, under presumptions that just the stator flows and voltages are accessible for
estimation. The outcomes approve the adequacy of the proposed technique through reproduction.
Keywords: Disturbance observer, permanent-magnet synchronous motor (PMSM), Sliding-

mode control (SMC), sliding-mode reaching law (SMRL).
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CARE TAKER ROBOT USING FIREBIRD V

1
P.Hemalatha, 2D.Tamilraj, 3M.Nivetha Kumari
1
Assistant Professor, 2Final Year, 3Assistant Professor
IFET college of Engineering, Villupuram
Abstract: Autonomous Intelligent Robots can perform desired tasks in any type of environment
without the continuous guidance of human. A line follower programmed to follow a specific
path. A line following robot carries the medicine to the patient whenever they need it based on
the predefined path that can be either visible on a black line on a white surface or vice-versa.An
IR sensor remote is used by the nurse or technician, based on which the data is sent to the system
or the robot.Based on the request the care taker robot will serve the patients accordingly. In this
project Firebird V ATMEGA 2560. Microcontrollers are used to deliver the requested provisions
by the patients in the hospital. It uses three levels of feedback for path alignment, rotation offset
and for avoiding obstacles. Since the path of the wards remains same in the hospitals, so a fixed
path is defined and is loaded to the Firebird V through codes.
Keywords: Firebird V, Embedded System, ATMEGA-2560
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ON-DUTY FORM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

1
A.Amirthavarshini, 2V.S.Bharathi, 3P.Jency Gnanasundari, 4K.Maheswari
1,2,3
UG Student, 4Assistant professor
amirthaarjunan007@gmail.com; bharathisundarajvs@gmail.com; jency01998@gmail.com;
kirubakaran@gmail.com
Abstract: This online on-duty management system project is aimed at developing anon-duty
form which can be managed online which is important to an educationalorganization . It is a new
concept that is been developed for our management to maintainon-duty record . This system can
be used to automate the workflow of on-duty form andtheir approvals, and then in the further
submission of documents and the ability to viewthe details afterwards .There are features like
approval of on-duty, cancellation of on-duty,report generators in this system. The registered
people are to be an student or staff orthe HOD of an educational institution. At anytime and
anywhere student or staff can applytheir leave using this application. There is no necessity for
manual filling of od and wait toget higher official‘s signature. With the help of this application ,
staff can also view theprevious on-duty availed by them. Then request will be forwarded to the
higher official ofthe educational institution . In day to day life manual maintenance of on-duty
becamedifficult. The advantage of this application is ease of use. The main aim of this
applicationis used to reduce time.
Keywords: On-duty management.
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WEAR PROPERTIES ANALYSIS OF METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE FOR

AIRCRAFT WING
Dr.K.Chandrasekaran1, R.Ramanathan2,D.Silambarasan3,R.Siva4,K.Sivabharathi5
Associate professors1,2,UG Students3,4,5
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
M.A.M.School of Engineering, Siruganur,Trichy
srnathan2000@gmail.com1,kchandrusekaran1984@gmail.com2,silambusgm57@gmail.com3
rsiva30051997@gmail.com4
Abstract: The LM24/Silicate/ Fly ash hybrid composite was prepared with 4 wt. % Fly ash
particles with 8, 16, 24 wt. % of silicate using vortex technique. Tribological properties were
evaluated under different load (15, 45, 60 N); sliding velocity (0.75, 1.5, 3 m/sec) condition
using pin on disc apparatus and mechanical properties like hardness, tensile strength of
composites were investigated. Silicate particles with fly ash materials were incorporated into
aluminum alloy matrix to accomplish reduction in wear resistance and improve the mechanical
properties. Optimized Tribological and machining parameters are very important for controlling
the required surface quality and minimum wear rate. In addition optimization Tribological and
machining parameters of the aluminum hybrid composite was studied using Taguchi L9
orthogonal array. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used for identifying the significant
parameters affecting the wear rate in Tribological studies and surface roughness in drilling
operation.
Keywords: LM24/Silicate/Fly ash; Mechanical and wear properties; Drilling; Taguchi

Technique
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Anushria Sai1, M.Ganga2, R.S.Abisree3, Supriya.U4
1, 2, 3
UG Scholar , Assistant Professor4, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
anushriasai@gamil.com1, gangamullai253@gmail.com2, sreecibi@gmail.com3,
supriya.uthayselvi@gmail.com4
Abstract: Health is not everything but everything else is nothing without health. ―In the
beginning, there was desire which was the first seed of mind,ǁ says Rig-Veda, which probably is
the earliest piece of literature known to mankind. Unfortunately, in rural India adequate attention
has not been focused at studying disease pattern, trend and its consequences along with the
epidemiological transition. To test such hypotheses, paucity of adequate, accurate and
appropriative statistical data on one hand and complex pathogenesis of some chronic diseases
(like heart disease, diabetes mellitus) on other hand makes the analysis of disease pattern more
complex. In the Modern Era of fast moving technology we can do things which we never thought
we could do before but, to achieve and accomplish these thoughts there is a need for a platform
which can automate all our tasks with ease and comfort. Thus we humans developed applications
like Personal Voice Assistant having the ability to interact with the surroundings just by one of
the materialistic form of human interaction i.e. HUMAN VOICE. The most famous application
of android mobile phone is ―Google Assistantǁ, ―Google Voice Searchǁ which is developed by
the Google. Various applications like Microsoft Cortana, Amazon Alexa is also used as a voice
assistant. The voice application of iPhone is ―SIRIǁ which helps the end user to communicate
end user mobile with voice and it also responds to the voice commands of the user. We are going
to develop an application were the voice assistant would be available for people living in rural
areas. In this proposed system we develop an application for the people in rural areas to know
about their health conditions according to their environment and locality. It can change the way
of interactions between end user and the system. The Application is being designed in such a
way that all the services provided by the application would be accessible by the end user on
voice commands.
Keywords: Voice Search; Voice Assistant; Rural areas; Application.
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HOSTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

1
SHALINI.G, 2SIDDARAJU.S,3 SURJITH.H
Department of Computer Science & Engineering,
shalinisakunthala99@gmail.com; siddaujar@gmail.com; surjisri123@gmail.com
Abstract: For the past few years the number of educational institutions were increasing rapidly.
Thereby the number of hostels were also increasing for the accommodation of the students
studying in the reputed institution and hence there is a lot of strain on the person who were
running and are responsible to all those hostels. So this particular paper deals with the problems
which were faced in managing those hostels and how to avoid all those problems by our new
technology and to reduce stress factors, storage area, as well as to have a quick response over
particular problems. This document is intended to minimize human works and make hostel
allocation is an easier job for students and hostel authorities by providing online application for
hostel. Hostellers can view notice board, hostel fee, mess menu by login into the online system.
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AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HIGH PERFORMANCE

CONCRETE USING SILICA FUME AND ROBO SAND
Ms.S.Hemavathi1, Mrs.J.Jayapriya2
Assistant Professor
Anand Institute of Higher Technology, Chennai,
V.R.S.College of Engineering and Technology, Villupuram.
shemavpm@gmail.com1, jpriya.jun14@gmail.com2
Abstract: Concrete is most probably the most extensively used construction material in the
world. The addition of mineral admixture in cement has dramatically increased along with the
development of concrete industry, due to the consideration of cost saving, energy saving,
environmental protection and conservation of resources. High performance concrete (HPC) is the
latest development of concrete. It has become more popular these days and is being used in many
prestigious projects. Mineral admixture such as GGBS, silica fume etc are more commonly used
in the development of HPC mixes. Addition of such material has indicated the improvements in
the strength and durability properties of concrete. The present paper focuses on investigation the
characteristic of M40 concrete with partial replacement of cement with Silica fume and sand
with Robo sand. The cubes, cylinders and prisms are tested for both Strength and Durability
characteristics that includes compressive, tensile, flexural strength for strength characteristics
and RCPT (Rapid Chloride Permeability Test), Acid attack for durability characteristics. It is
found that by the partial replacement of cement with silica fume and river sand with Robo sand
helped in improving the strength of the concrete substantially compared to conventional
concrete. HPC mixes have also indicated better resistance to the attacks of chemicals such
hydrocholoric (HCL) when these mixes were exposed to these chemicals for 30 days period.
Keywords: High Performance Concrete (HPC); Silica Fume; Robo Sand; compressive; tensile;
flexural strength; RCPT (Rapid Chloride Permeability Test); Acid attack.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON FERRO CEMENT DOME

Balamurugan M1
1
Asst. Professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
Arunai Engineering College, Tiruvannamalai, India.
E-mail ID:m.balamurugan11@ymail.com
Abstract: Domes are space structures which cover large area with minimum surface. It is a
doubly curved shell structure. This paper deals with experimental study of constructing
Ferrocement dome by using chicken mesh. Dome is stronger, stable and durable than any other
structures. Ferrocement may be cast in various shapes and forms even without the use of form
work and are aesthetically very appealing. Chicken mesh is normally erected along a fence line
of tubular steel post. Chicken meshmade up of metallic or other suitable material. We use H1
grade of mortar for our project work. We have conducted basic test of the cement mortar such as
water cement ratio, consistency, initial setting time, final setting time, specific gravity, mortar
compressive test.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BAMBOO REINFORCED CONCRETE

Balamurugan M1
1
Asst. Professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
Arunai Engineering College, Tiruvannamalai, India.
E-mail ID: m.balamurugan11@ymail.com
Abstract: This project discusses the potential of bamboo as a building material and deals with
the main properties and the major uses of bamboo. The feasibility of using bamboo and non-steel
as the reinforcing material in concrete members in various types of structures are studied.
Bamboo, low cost, fast growing, and broad distribution of growth, is expected to contribute
significantly to earthquake-resistant construction and seismic retrofit technology for developing
countries. Comments on the selection criteria and preparation of bamboo strips for reinforcing
are given. Construction principles for bamboo reinforced concrete are discussed in this major
project. Tests on concrete beams reinforced with bamboo were performed to identify their tensile
strength behaviour and compared to steel reinforced concrete members.
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SWIPE TO CALL - A VISION TO THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE

V.Suganthi1 Associate Professor, IFET College of Engineering
sugisaran2007@gmail.com
A.Mohamed Halith2 UG Scholar IFET College of Engineering
a.mdhalith.10@gmail.com
Abstract: Blind people face various challenges in their day to day life. It is very difficult for the
blind peoples to move from one place to another, to communicate with others and to find the
objects and people around them. The proposal of our project will guide a blind people and help
them to live like a normal people. Our solution is presented in the form of android app with
complete voice recognition. It provides an interface between the blind and the object or people
who are communicating around as by giving tamil commands. It will detect and dictate the
object and person by using machine learning algorithms. App also consists of additional feature
such as making a phone call through voice command, reading call logs, read battery status and it
provides map navigation facilities to blinds completely in tamil voice.
Keywords: Visually Challenged, Voice commands, GPS, Wrist Band, Camera.
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DESIGN OF AS MARTFIRE ALARM DETECTION SYSTEM

Abarna.k1, Harishma.S.N2, Abinaya.K.N3, Karthick.M4; Subash.S5; Sudha.M6
UG Scholar1,2,3, Assistant Professor4
Department Of Computer Science and Engineering,
abarnaabi98@gmail.com1 , harishmakannan1998@gmail.com2, abiguna1998@gmail.com3;
subashsanthakumar13@gmail.com; sudham98765@gmail.com
Abstract: Conventional fire detection systems have a tendency of being triggered by false
positives. In this paper, we discuss the design and implementation of a smart fire detection
system using a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) and Global System for Mobile (GSM)
communication to detect fires effectively and reduce false positives. The proposed system uses
smoke and temperature sensors. SMS capability via GSM was implemented so that occupant
scan interact with the fire detection system and aid in the detection of false positives. The aim of
this work was to design and implement a fire detection system that detects fires effectively and
reduces false positives. The results show that the system meets the specifications.
Keywords—fire detection, GSM, wireless sensor network.
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K.R.Nandhini1, T.Lavanya2, C.Priyadharshini3, K.Sountharya4, Mrs.K.Shanthi5
1,2,3,4
Final year students (UG), 5Associate Professor
1
Nandhure351997@gmail.com; 2Lavanya26021998@gmail.com; 3Priyadharshinineyveli26@gmail.com;
4
Sountharyamalar51@gmail.com; 5Shanthi.k.kamaraj@gmail.com
Abstract: In this project, a township layout in theRC Centre is planned according to

therequirements of the people without affecting thelivelihood. For this, the various socio-
economicsurveys of Mine-I, Mine-IA, Mine-III, Mine-IIwere compared. Finally, the land area
that isacquired by NLCIL for Mine-II is taken as base,and the corresponding land for resettling
thepeople is chosen for planning the layout. Thelayout is planned by providing various
amenitiesby comparing the welfare norms practiced inIndia. From the social impact assessment,
thelayout was prepared for families of two villages.The grade of concrete used is M20 and the
gradeof steel is Fe415. The layout was designed byusing CAD. Further, by using fly ash bricks
insuper structures for house construction and byusing bottom ash and fly ash concrete for
mediumtraffic roads, the cost has been reduced instead ofusing brickwork in CM 1:5 and sand
filling forconcrete roads which was designed was alsocompared.
Keywords – Township, socio-economic survey,social impact assessment, bottom ash.
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Anushria Sai1, M.Ganga2, R.S.Abisree3, Supriya.U4
1, 2, 3
UG Scholar , Assistant Professor4, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
anushriasai@gamil.com1, gangamullai253@gmail.com2,
sreecibi@gmail.com3,supriya.uthayselvi@gmail.com4.
Abstract:-Health is not everything but everything else is nothing without health. ―In the
beginning, there was desire which was the first seed of mind,ǁ says Rig-Veda, which probably is
the earliest piece of literature known to mankind. Unfortunately, in rural India adequate attention
has not been focused at studying disease pattern, trend and its consequences along with the
epidemiological transition. To testsuch hypotheses, paucity of adequate, accurate and
appropriative statistical data on one hand and complex pathogenesis of some chronic diseases
(like heart disease, diabetes mellitus) on other hand makes the analysis of disease pattern more
complex. In the Modern Era of fast moving technology we can do things which we never thought
we could do before but, to achieve and accomplish these thoughts there is a need for a platform
which can automate all our tasks with ease and comfort. Thus we humans developed applications
like Personal Voice Assistant having the ability to interact with the surroundings just by one of
the materialistic form of human interaction i.e. Human Voice. The most famous application of
android mobile phone is ―Google Assistantǁ, ―Google Voice Searchǁ which is developed by the
Google. Various applications like Microsoft Cortana, Amazon Alexa is also used as a voice
assistant. The voice application of i Phone is ―SIRIǁ which helps the end user to communicate
end user mobile with voice and it also responds to the voice commands of the user. We are going
to develop an applicationwere the voice assistant would be available for people living in rural
areas. In thisproposedsystem we develop an application for the people in rural areas to know
about their health conditions according to their environment and locality. It can change the way
of interactions between end user and the system. The Application is being designed in such a
way that all the services provided by the application would be accessible by the end user on
voice commands.
Keywords: Voice Search, Voice Assistant, Rural areas, Application.
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K.R.Nandhini1, C.Priyadharshini2, T.Lavanya3, K.Sountharya4
Final year students
Mrs.K.Shanthi5 (UG) Associate Professor
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram, Tamilnadu, India
1
nandhure351997@gmail.com,2priyadharshinineyveli26@gmail.com,3lavanya26021998@gmail.com,
4
sountharyamalar51@gmail.com
Abstract: In this project, a township layout for Resettlement Centre is planned according to the
standards and requirements of the people without affecting the livelihood. For this, the various
socio-economic surveys of Mining projects of PSU were compared. Finally, the land area that is
acquired by PSU for mining is taken as base, and the corresponding land for resettling the people
is chosen for planning the layout. At present in Tamilnadu, the land owners and the farmers were
not ready to handover the lands to state/central government/PSU projects, because of less
compensation and facilities. Subsequently, this project is proposed to acquire the lands based on
the welfare norms to be implemented by PSU. The layout is planned by providing various
amenities by comparing the welfare norms practiced in India. From the social impact assessment,
the layout was prepared for families of two villages. The grade of concrete used is M20 and the
grade of steel is Fe415. The layout was designed by using CAD. Further, by using fly ash bricks
in super structures for house construction and by using bottom ash and fly ash concrete for
medium traffic roads, the cost has been reduced instead of using brickwork in CM 1:5 and sand
filling for concrete roads is proposed.
Keywords: Township, Socio-economic survey, Social impact assessment, Bottom ash, Public
Sector Unit.
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A SURVEY ON OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES IN VOICE DISORDER

CLASSIFICATION
1
N.A. Sheela Selvakumari
Research Scholar,
Department of Computer Science
Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women, Coimbatore
2
Dr. V.Radha
Professor &HoD
Department of Computer Science
Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women, Coimbatore
Abstract: Voice diseases are increasing dramatically, due to unhealthy social habits and voice
abuse. In this survey paper, we investigated the optimization methods for voice pathology and
voice disorder classification system. The literature reviewpresents asurvey of the acoustic
analysis for human voice disorder classification using optimization and machine learning
techniques with importance to pathology detection and its classification. The voices input signal
is given tovarious classifications, in such a way the classification produces the result against the
pathology voices and normal voices with respect to the male and female human voice
classification. The main goal of this research work is to provide a complete study of the most
popular machine learning techniques namely,Noise Removal and Silence Removal and different
filters in preprocessing, The feature extraction techniques namely, Acoustic features (signal
energy, pitch, formant, jitter, shimmer), Reflection coefficients, Autocorrelation, Linear
Predictive Coding (LPC), Mel-frequency cepstrum co-efficient (MFCC), Zero crossing with
peak amplitude (ZCPA), Dynamic time wrapping (DTW) and Relative spectral processing
(RASTA). And to classify the input voice signal with the help of classification algorithms like,
Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Back Propagation Neural Network (BPNN).
Keywords: Voice pathology; survey of existing literature; Optimization Techniques;

classification methods.
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AUTOMATIC ACCIDENT DETECTION AND AMBULANCE RESCUE SYSTEM

USING INTELLIGENT SYSTEM
S.Suriya, IV-Year, IT, IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram.
S.Kiruthiga, AP/IT, IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram.
mailtoosuriya@gmail.com
Abstract- A large number of precious lives are lost due to road traffic accidents every day. The
common reasons are driver's mistake and late response from emergency services. There is a need
to have an effective road accident detection and information communication system in place to
save injured persons .A system that sends information messages to nearby emergency services
about the accident location for timely response is absolutely in need .So developing a mobile app
with embedded systems that sends a life securing message when people are met with an accident
even when nobody is there to help. According to this project when a vehicle met with an
accident, if did not any movement in the car and passengers immediately the vehicle number and
persons contact number will be transferred to police control room or a rescue team.
Keywords: Traffic accident, Emergence service, Police control, vehicle, Information

communication system, Embedded system, Intelligent resuce system.
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ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM BASED ON BIO-

METRICAUTHENTICATION
S.Mahadevan, N. Rajakumaran; K.Sugunesh; Ms.L.Megala
V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram (Dist)
Abstract: This paper presents fingerprint biometric–based self-authentication and deniable

authentication schemes,which enable a receiver to identify source of the message but not to
prove the identity of the sender to athird party. At first, we identify the security flaws of some
recently proposed deniable authentication schemesby three application scenarios, and prove that
those schemes are vulnerable to impersonation and eavesdroppingattacks. For remedy, we
propose two-factor–based self-authentication and deniable authenticationschemes in which,
firstly, each user has to perform self-authentication by something he knows (password)and
something he is (biometrics), and then he can accomplish the transaction, e.g., e-commerce.
Securityanalysis shows that the proposed schemes can overcome the security pitfalls of the
previous schemes andare secure, reliable and practicable with high potential to be used in the
electronic world.
Keywords: Attacks, authentication, biometrics, deniable, fingerprint, password.
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TALKBOT ASSISTANT
1
Ms.V.Alamelu, AP-CSE, 2S.Amresh, 3A.Apsarin, 4T.Deepan,5S.Kaaviya
1
Assistant Professor, CSE, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur, alameluv.cse@mkce.ac.in
2
Student, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur,amreshsubramanian@gmail.com
3
Student, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur,apsarin1997@gmail.com4Student,
M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur, deepan0797@gmail.com
5
Student, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur, skaaviya98@gmail.com
Abstract: The development of the information technology and communication has made
artificial intelligent systems more complex. The AI systems are approaching human activities
such as taking a decision at a particular moment, performing day to day tasks. In an artificial
intelligent field, there are some hybrid methods and adaptive methods available which are
making systems more complex. Not only that but also there is a hybrid combination of natural
language processing and intelligent systems. Human as a user can ask the systems like usually
ask another human. These systems are often known as internet answering engines. In addition to
the internet answering engines, currently, many applications are introduced such as chatter-robot
or known as talkbot which is often aimed at giving an automatic reply based on voice
communication. This application's work is very simple because the knowledge is already
programmed in advance. The talkbot would match the input sentence from the speaker or user
with that pattern existed in the knowledge base. Each pattern is then compared with the
knowledge of talkbot. The purpose of this project is to develop an automated system which
gives a reply to a user query on behalf of a human for the education system. It can give an
answer to each and every query asked by the end user. This System will be a web application
which provides answer to the query of the student very effectively. Students just have to put their
query to the bot which is used for chatting. The system will use the artificial intelligence
algorithms to give appropriate answers to the user. The student will not have to go to the college
for enquiring something about exam schedule. Student can use the chat bot to get the answers to
their queries. Students can use this web based system for making enquiries at any point of time.
This system may help students to stay updated with the college activities and view the location of
block and navigation details at the time of search exam schedules.
Index Terms— Machine learning, Natural Language Processing, Talk-bot, Web application,
Knowledge base
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SPOTTING TRAFFIC SIGNS DETECTION AND CATAGORIZATION

1
Arunkumar G.D, 2Bharathi P,3Chandrasekaran R,4Gandhimathi V
1,2,3
UG Student, 4Associate Professor
1,2,3,4
VRS College of Engineering and Technology, Viluppuram
1
arundevan908@gmail.com,2bharathi01061998@gmail.com,3yuvibabu71@gmail.com
Abstract: The main goal of Traffic Sign Detection and Categorization is to regulate traffic signs,
warn a driver, and command or prohibit certain actions. Fast real-time and robust automatic
traffic sign detection and recognition can support and dis-burden the driver and significantly
increase driving safety and comfort. Automatic recognition of traffic signs is also important for
an automated intelligent driving vehicle or for driver assistance systems.Traffic signs or road
signs are signs erected at the side of or above roads to give instructions or provide information to
road users.There are many more other types of traffic signs such as special regulation signs,
signs for direction and position, welcome sign etc. This paper aims to present a color
segmentation approach for traffic sign recognition based on LVQ neural network and also
focuses on triangular edge detection and feature extraction based on Hough transformation and
HOG respectively. At first samples of images in different weather conditions are collected and
then RGB images are converted into HSV color space. The samples are then trained using LVQ
depending on the hue and saturation values of each pixel and then tested for color segmentation.
The edges of the triangular segmented images are then detected using Hough Transformation
.Then samples are taken to extract features using HOG. Finally they are trained and tested using
SVM to get the output image. The algorithms were applied to images taken in different countries
and varied weather conditions. Despite the varying conditions, the algorithms worked almost
accurately in all situations and the success rate was quite satisfactory with a very good response
time of a few milliseconds.A recognition stage interprets the text contained within detected
candidate regions. Individual text characters are detected as MSERs and are grouped into lines,
before being interpreted using optical character recognition. Recognition accuracy is vastly
improved through the temporal fusion of text results across consecutive frames.
Keywords: LVQ; Color Segmentation; Information Extraction, Maximally Stable Extermal

Region(MSER), Linear Vector Quantization(LVQ), Histogram of oriented Gradients(HOG),
Hue Saturation and Value(HSV)
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HEART DISEASE PREDICTION BY USING K-MEANS CLUSTERING AND

CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHM
1
Bagyalakshmi.G, 2Rajasri.J, 3Jothi Kalpana J.K.
1,2
UG Student, Professor, 1,2,3 Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
3
V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur

bagya1998lakshmi@gmail.com, jayapratha1997raj@gmail.com, jothikalapanajk@gmail.com
Abstract - The widespread application of data mining is highly noticeable fields like e-business,
marketing and retail has led to its application in other industries and health care sectors. The
healthcare environs are still information rich but that has poor knowledgeable data. Techniques
in Data mining have been commonly used to extract knowledgeable information from medical
data bases Today medical field have come a long way to treat patients with various kind of
diseases. Among the most menacing one is the Heart disease which cannot be detected with a
stripped eye and comes suddenly when its boundaries are reached. Bad medical decisions would
cause death of a patient which cannot be afforded by any hospital. To achieve a correct and cost
effective treatment computer-based and support Systems can be developed to make good
decision. Many hospitals use hospital information systems to manage their healthcare or patient
data. These systems produce huge amounts of data in the form of images, text, charts and
numbers. K nearest neighbor and K means used to support the medical decision making
efficiently.This project proposed heart disease prediction system using k-means clustering
algorithm. The main objective is to develop a heart disease prediction using k means clustering
algorithm. This system can discover and extract hidden information from the datasets. K means
clustering is increasing the efficiency of the output. This method is the most effective model to
predict patient heart disease.
Keywords: K nearest neighbor, K means clustering algorithm, filtering, Decision making
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON SELF HEALING CONCRETE BY

USING E.COLI BACTERIA
ADHITHIYA VIJAY.G 1, YASHWANTH.C2, ARUNACHALAM.E2, ARUN A2, TAMILARASAN R2
1
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, ARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE
– THIRUVANAMALAI, TAMILNADU
2
UG STUDENTS, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, ARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE-
THIRUVANAMALAI, TAMILNADU
Abstract: Formation of cracks is very common phenomenon of concrete structures. It leads to

decrease their durability and strength of the structure. Recent research has shown that specific
species of bacteria can actually used as a tool to repair cracks and increase a strength and life
time of a public buildings and also reduce a maintenance cost. Escherichia coli is also known as
E.COLI to improve the strength of the cement concrete. The aim of this research project is
development of a new type of concrete by introducing bacteria promote self healing of cracks.
This bacteria has been used to induced CaCo3 precipitation when it contact with water that
results in healing of cracks in concrete and improves the all properties of concrete. Cement
concrete were cast with three different properties of bacteria in the ratio of (5%,10%,15%)
respectively. The strength properties will be compared with conventional concrete after the
curing period of 7 days,14 days and 28 days.
Keywords: E.coli, Bacterial solution, CaCo3, Self Healing.
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SMART GUIDANCE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

K. Deepak Kumar1, , P. Jeevithashree2, M. Dhanalakshmi3, R. Senthil Kumar4
UG Scholar1,2,3,Assistant Professor4,
SNS College of Technology ,Coimbatore ,Tamil Nadu ,India.
dkumar223@gmail.com1,jeevithashreevp@gmail.com2,dhanalakshmilalitha17@gmail.com3,
senthil2481@gmail.com4
Abstract: This paper introduces a Web-based suggestion, Web portal that was built to provide a
platform for students to get information about courses he should choose after 10th and 12th. We
examine the background that induced the conceptualization of the portal, the system's
architecture and design as well as to help the students to choose the courses that would based on
their area of interest, which will help in their future.
Key word: student, course suggestion.
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ENHANCED INTELLIGENT SECURITY CAMERA USING FACE RECOGNITION

Mr.M.RagavMona, Mr.K.SaiSaran, Mr. Shravan S. Vinod, Mrs. A.Suphalakshmi, M.E.,Ph.D
Computer Science and Engineering
Paavai Engineering College, Namakkal, Tamilnadu, India
Abstract: Nowadays surveillance security forms the most important part in our life.As it plays
vital role to fulfill our safety aspects as burglary and theft which was always a problem.The
mechanism to resolve the object or person detection tracking problem on the video security
surveillance system,which is a smart surveillance. The icam is an intelligent video security
surveillance system to recognize the individual who works in company or industry and get their
details and display to the security officer or men in control using face recognition techniques and
IOT based system for finding the unknown persons entering the restricted area and inform to the
organization.
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CRIMINAL FACE RECOGNITION SYSTEM

A.Shalini[1],Santhosh Kumar[2] ,S .Thilakkumar[3], Samsudeen.B[4]
SNS college of Technology.
Abstract-Face recognition is one of the most challenging topics in computer vision today. It has
applications ranging from security and surveillance to entertainment websites. Face recognition
software are useful in banks, airports, and other institutions for screening customers. Germany
and Australia have deployed face recognition at borders and customs for Automatic Passport
Control. Human face is a dynamic object having high degree of variability in its appearance
which makes face recognition a difficult problem in computer vision. In this field, accuracy and
speed of identification is a main issue. Many challenges exist for face recognition. The
robustness of the system can be obstructed by humans who alter their facial features through
wearing colored contact lenses, growing a mustache, putting on intense make-up, etc. Ethical
concerns are also related to the process of recording, studying, and recognizing faces. Many
individuals do not approve of surveillance systems which take numerous photographs of
people who have not authorized this action. The goal of this paper is to evaluate face detection
and recognition techniques and provide a complete solution for image based face detection and
recognition with higher accuracy, better response rate and an initial step for video surveillance.
Solution is proposed based on performed tests on various face rich databases in terms of
subjects, pose, emotions and light.
Keywords: Finger Print, DNA, Neural Networks, Computer Vision.
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CLASSIFICATION OF BRAIN TUMOR FROM MR IMAGES USING EXTENDED

GRAY LEVEL CO-OCURRENCE MATRIX
G.KARTHICK BHARATHWAJ1, R.ARULMOZHI2, R.KRISHNAVENI3, S.LOGESHWARAN4,
Dr.P.SANTHI5
1,2,3,4
UG Scholar, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
5
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Tamilnadu, Karur
Abstract: The practice of medical image is a progressing and essential field. Computed
Tomography scans (CT scans), X-rays and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) are the most
available types of imaging practices. Image processing using Magnetic Resonance images
provides distinguishable data and shows an essential segment in analyzing the peculiar set of
tumor. Different disciplining techniques have been used for tumor detection by correlating the
selected feature points of the data concealed by study and source data. An asserting function is to
develop and gather trust able information for brain tumor detection by practicing the source data
as a result of divergence among captured image based on shape and intensity. Generally
exactness of exposing the concerned structure depends on the sense of radiologists and clinical
authority. For the purpose of conquering the obstacles, the Computer-aided technology has been
practiced significantly. In feature extraction, Extended Gray Level Co-occurrence matrix has
been used, which helps to increase the accuracy level of tumor detection. Support vector
machine, will be used for classification. The tumor can be extracted and classified using MR
images. The tumors can be classified through different classification approaches. The brain
tumor classification process will be classified into Preprocessing, image segmentation, feature
extraction, feature selection and image classification.
Keywords: Image processing, Extended GLCM, MRI, Skull stripping
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A STUDY ON FAULT DETECTION FRAMEWORK FOR CLOUD BASED

APPLICATIONS
1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 K.ANJANA
1
Sr. Assistant Professor, 2 UG Scholar
1, 2
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, GMR Institute of Technology, Razam
anjanakanigiri118@gmail.com
Abstract: In modern era, cloud computing has raised many challenges for fault detection in web
applications. Sometimes, the fluctuating workload cause the application models to change over
time. Due to the complexity and openness of cloud computing, the development and deployment
of web applications may cause various types of faults and it leads to the failure of the
application. Even if the risks are known, it is difficult for the operators to resolve them manually.
It results to a great loss of time and money. So, fault diagnosis is very much required in order to
guarantee the performance of the application. In this paper, an automatic fault diagnosis
framework for web applications by using clustering algorithm is presented further.
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A SURVEY ON SUSPICIOUS NON-VERBAL GESTURES BASED ON DEEP

LEARNING
1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 A.KRANTHI KIRAN
1
1, 2
kranthikiranakumarthi@gmail.com
Abstract: Deep Learning is based on data representation learning, which gives network the
ability to handle large, high-dimensional data sets having many parameters. Deep Neural
Networks helps in solving certain difficult problems with high speed which were earlier left
unsolved. Deep Learning is very useful in real world applications like image recognition, speech
recognition, gesture detection. Gesture detection is the ability to recognize the movements of
human body in order interact with system without any physical contact. There are some common
signs of non-verbal gestures while doing any work. This project is to recognize the suspicious
non-verbal gesture along with our intellectual judgment. This can be done Based on long short-
term memory (LSTM) and convolutional neural networks (CNN) that are trained to process input
sequences of 3D hand positions. So that system can find the subject who is going to do a
mistake. This will be very useful in real life for detecting any suspicious man before doing any
mistake.
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CLOUD BASED PRIVACY PRESERVING IMAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM

1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 LALITH KUMAR VARMA
1
1, 2
lalithkumarvarma784@gmail.com
Abstract: In now a days so many people‘s are keeping their photos in the cloud only because of
they having less storage or some other reasons. Like that in cloud so many pictures are
uploading. But there is no security in that drive suppose we can open others google drive and
what is there in that derive we can see in easy manner for keeping some security and privacy
becomes the main barrier to further deployment of cloud-based image processing system. The
design targets and technical challenges lie in constructing cloud-based privacy-preserving image
processing system. We can explore various image processing tasks, including image feature
detection, digital watermarking, and content-based image search. Which includes secure
multiparty computation and homomorphic encryption are investigated.
Key words: Cloud-based image processing, secure multiparty computation, Homomorphic

encryption, cloud-based privacy-preserving.
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DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY IN CLOUD COMPUTING

1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 A.PRAVEEN
1
1, 2
andhavarapupraveen111@gmail.com
Abstract: Data security and privacy protection are the two main factors of user's concerns about
the cloud technology.Cloud computing enables individuals and organizations to gain access to
huge computing resources without capital investment.It describes how to provide security for the
data from the unauthorized users and provide integrity to the users.There is also a possibility
where a malicious user can penetrate the cloud by impersonating a legitimate user, thus infecting
the entire cloud and affects many customers who are sharing the infected cloud. We proposed a
new approach for securely storing our data in cloud by AES. AES (Advanced Encryption
Standard) is an algorithm(non–Feistelcipher) for performing encryption (and the reverse,
decryption) which is a series of well-defined steps that can be followed as a procedure.AES has
built-in flexibility of key length, which allows a degree of ‗future-proofing‘ against progress in
the ability to perform exhaustive key searches.
Keywords: Privacy, Analysing, Authentication, Firewalls, intrusion detection, auditing etc.
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DATA SECURITY IN CLOUD COMPUTING

1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 SRINU INAPAKURTHI
1
1, 2
srinuinapakurthi123@gmail.com
Abstract: Cloud computing is a set of IT services, providing services to a customer over a

network such as software system, hardware, storage, resources. The services of cloud computing
are provided by third party who owns the infrastructure. Benefits of cloud storage are easy to
access at anytime, anywhere and anyplace with low cost, efficiency, scalability, resilience, high
reliability of data. Because of these benefits each and every organisation is moving its data to the
cloud, means it uses the storage service provided by the cloud provider.So there is need to
protect that data against unauthorized access, modification or denial of services .So the objective
is to provide a consistent view about both data security concerns and privacy issues that are faced
by clients in cloud storage environments. Lot of security and authentication techniques have been
proposed to provide security to the data such as data encryption, decryption, cryptography,
homography etc., Information in motion and information in rest are best protected by
cryptographic security measures. So Cryptography can be seen as a method of storing and
disguising confidential data in cryptic form. So that only authorized users can be able to read and
communicate information.
Keywords: Cloud Computing, data security, confidentiality, integrity, availability access

control.
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INTRUSION DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES

1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 B.TEJA SATYA SAI KIRAN
1
1, 2
tejakiran1619@gmail.com
Abstract: Internet has become a part of an individual‘s daily routine. There are also some risks
which an individual think is the information safe, because the rate of cyber-attacks which are
malicious have been increased, for a human analyst the task of finding anomalous network
activity is a time-consuming thing and they have to search in very large data sets to find
anomalous sequence of network connections. Especially for business requirements internet
application such as email and website both customers and business man so there is a specific
need of information security on the internet. There were many machine learning techniques
applied for this problem theoretically, this paper concentrates on the machine learning
methodology and applications employing this methodology.
Keywords: Intrusion detection, Machine Learning, Hybrid classifiers, Genetic algorithms,

Ensemble classifiers
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MINING TECHNIQUES FOR INVARIANTS IN CLOUD COMPUTING

1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 K.SADHIKA
1
1, 2
sadhikakarri2@gmail.com
Abstract: The increasing popularity of Software as a Service (SaaS) stresses the need of
solutions to predict failures and avoid service interruptions, which invariably result in SLA
violations and severe loss of revenue. A promising approach to continuously monitor the correct
functioning of the system is to check the execution conformance to a set of invariants, i.e.,
properties that must hold when the system is deemed to run correctly. This paper proposes a
technique to spot a true anomalies by the use of various data mining techniques like clustering,
association rule and decision tree algorithms help in finding the hidden and previously unknown
information from the database. We assess the techniques in two invariants‘ applications, namely
executions characterization and anomaly detection, using the metrics of coverage, recall and
precision. In this work two real-world datasets have been used - the publicly available Google
datacenter dataset and a dataset of a commercial SaaS utility computing platform - for detecting
the anomalies.
Keywords: Anomaly detection, Invariants, SaaS, Cloud
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PRIVACY PRESERVING DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR SECURITY

ISSUES
1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 G SUBHASH CHANDRA
1
1, 2
subhashchandu14@gmail.com
Abstract: Security and Privacy protection have been a public policy concern for decades.
However, rapid technological changes, the rapid growth of the internet and electronic commerce,
and the development of more sophisticated methods of collecting, analysing, and using personal
information have made privacy in public and government issues. The field of data mining is
gaining significance recognition to the availability of large amounts of data, easily collected and
stored via computer system. Data mining software is one of a number of analytical tools for
analysing data. Data mining is used for the cyber security applications. It allows users to analyze
data privacy is growing constantly or not. Data mining is also being applied for intrusion
detection and auditing. The conventional approach to securing computer systems against cyber
threats is to design mechanisms such as firewalls, authentication tools, and virtual private
networks that create a protective shield.
Keywords:Privacy, Analysing, Authentication, Firewalls, intrusion detection, auditing etc.
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SECURITY IN A PUBLIC CLOUD

1
Dr.B.SANTHOSH KUMAR, 2 KOMMU DINESH
1
1, 2
dineshkommu.cse@gmail.com
Abstract: Cloud computing is usually Internet-based computing and user can access the data
from internet and user can store the data in web servers which provided by companies like
Google and Amazon. Usually the data stored these servers can be accessed by anyone.Since
cloud security is an area of some weakness for cloud providers today, this paper covers security
in cloud environments. By security, we mean ―protecting information and information systems
from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.This paper is
about the current state of security in cloud computing. It shows some of the key benefits and the
major drawbacks that come around with swapping out services and infrastructure to a public
cloud. Based on these benefits and drawbacks we provide a security to the users data which in
public cloud computing
Keywords: security, cloud computing, data, access control, user
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EXAM SERVER APPLICATION

1
Arul Prasath E 2Arun K 3Anadhavel R 4Senthil kumar
Department of Computer & Engineering , SNS college of technology
arulprasathme1998@gmail.com; arunkuppusamy99@gmail.com
anandhavelrajendran2033@gmail.com
Abstract – Nowadays the users of android mobile are increasing rapidly, the works done by PCs are
being implemented in smart phones. So E-learning is enhanced by M-learning. However, managing the
exam and providing the security in open environment where each student has his/her own android device
connected to a Wi-Fi network through which it is further connected to the internet can be a most
challenging task. In such environments, various vulnerabilities may occur which may violate the exam
such as students can exchange information over the network during exam time. Hence this paper aims to
identify such vulnerabilities and provide the appropriate security services to ensure exam security.
Keywords: M-learning, Exam Engine, Android, Pinning, Exam Security.
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RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR EXAMINATION SEATING ARRANGEMENT

S.vishali 1, M . Sahul Hameed 2, V . Sathish Kumar 3,V. Saravanan 4, Prof.S. Sangeetha 5
SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY1,2,3,4,5
Abstract: Exam seat allocation is the one of the major aspects in quality education.When
increasing the number of students, departments, courses and rooms the seat allocation become
too complex. Maintaining decent exam environment and proper seating is difficult to handle for
specific concern. In order to avoid these difficulties our research offers solution for exam seating
allocation by using specific algorithm. This solution can be used for preventing the exam
cheatings from large number of students and also it gives best combination of rooms for all the
exams and moreover it provides a perfect seating based on room orientation and number of
students can differ based on their subjects. This application get the input like course details,
examination date, rooms , number of seats availed in each room (rows and columns), students
detail. With the help of an input and based on some criteria, an unbiased algorithm will perform
the seat allocation.
Keywords – students database, seating arrangement, seating plan algorithm.
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MICROCONTROLLER BASED AUTOMATIC SOURCE CHANGEOVER

BETWEEN SOLAR AND MAIN SYSTEM
D.Veera Vanitha1, M. Divya Poornima2, A. Uma Maheshwari3, R.Yazhini4,
B.E- ECE(2,3,4), Assistant Professor(1),
divyagigil@gmail.com, umamahe672@gmail.com, yazhiniraja3@gmail.com
School of Engineering, Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women, Coimbatore.
Abstract: Electricity demands keep increasing in the society as the production keeps decreasing.
Nowadays, many houses prefer solar energy as it reduces costs and energy consumption from
Electricity Board. In order to use the solar energy stored to its full capacity the Automatic Source
Changeover and Current Limiter (ASCCL) device are attached with the system. This device
helps to gain the full efficiency of the solar energy for household appliances.
Keywords: Electricity board, Automatic Source Changeover and Current Limiter, Household
appliances, Efficiency
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IOT BASED CONTROLLING OF HYBRID ENERGY SYSTEM WITH AUTO

DIRECTION
1
Gunasekar R 2Jayakumar j 3M.B. Annadurai
12
1,2,3
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
V.R.S. College of Engineering & Technology, Villupuram
1
gunasekar5012@gmail.com;2jayakumarj575@gmail.com
Abstract: In this paper, authors have focused on controlling of hybrid energy system using IOT.
There is various combination of energy and all of them are alternative to each other like solar
energy, wind energy, bio fuel, fuel cell, etc. But the need of controlling of hybrid energy system
arises when it is installed for domestic or commercial purpose. At this point IOT plays an
important role in controlling system. The main criteria being switching between the two sources
of energy i.e. solar and wind energy without any inconvenience through a website using
ESP8266 Wi-Fi module. The data is transmitted wirelessly through website to ESP8266 module
which controls the sources of energy. The transmitted data is controlled remotely using IOT.
This enables user to have flexible control mechanism remotely through a secured internet web
connection. This system helps the user to control the sources of energy, manually and remotely
using smart phone or personal computer. This system is very efficient, cheaper and flexible in
operation.
Keywords: IOT, Controlling of Hybrid System, Home Automation, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module.
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DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF SUGARCANE PLANTING MACHINE

N.DURAIRAJ, V.MAHESH, S.VINODRAJ
shruthiifet@gmail.com
Abstract: Sugarcane being ,largely cultivated in tamilnadu have greater need to reduce the work
of formers in large scale production as well as in small scale production .since the cutting and
planting of sugarcane takes much longer time and a mandatory work in the farm fields .this
project sugarcane planting machine is concerned with reducing the man power and planting more
number pieces in a shorter time .it involves sowing the pieces inside the land at a required depth
so as to produce good growth of sugarcane plant which may not be in manual planting by the
workers .it reduces the manpower and the cost spend for planting also becomes low due to less
cost of machine .this machine is much more compact and easily driven .compared to large
machine .the major advantage in that it can be made by a small scale farmers having major
contribution in sugarcane cultivation.
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WIRELESS TRANSMISSION (WIMISSION) RADIATIVE & NON RADIATIVE

METHOD
G.Dharmaraj1, H.Deenadhayalan2
UG Scholar1,, Assistant Professor2,
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering1, 2
V.R.S College of Engineering & Technology, Villupuram, TamilNadu, India.
dharma005raj@gmail.com1, deena5010@gmail.com2
Abstract: I like to the life without electrical wires or conductors. Yes it is possible. The method
proposed in the present paper called ―Wimissionǁ will facilitate to Transfer power without using
wires or conductors. The efficient midrange power can be transmitted to any device which uses
that range of power by the technique used in this Wimission concept. Now a days there is a
Rapid development of autonomous electronics like Laptops, Cell-phones, House-hold robots and
all the above devices typically depend on chemical energy storage (Battery). As they are
becoming daily needs to present generation, Wireless energy transfer would be useful for many
applications as above and they need midrange energy. This is the main reason to prepare this
paper. Wireless electricity or wimission is the transfer of electric energy or power over a distance
without the use of wires. In order for the energy to be transferred safely coupled resonators are
used. When two magnetically resonating objects at ―Strongly coupledǁ regime tend to exchange
energy efficiently by transfer of power in the non-radiating fields. This is the basic principle
involved in it. By taking two coils having same magnetic resonance and one is coupled to source
and other is coupled to Device. So that the energy transfer is efficient even the air gap between
them is high.
Keywords: Wimission, Electrical Resonance, Charging Algorithm, Power Capturing Device
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PRODUCTION OF BIO-ETHANOL & BIO-POLYMER FROM CASHEW APPLE

Mr.ELAMVAZHUTHI, Mr. E. JOHN OLIVER; Mr. A. JAFFER BAIG
Associate professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering,
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram, 605108, Tamilnadu, India.
Third Year Student Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Abstract: Bio ethanol is a bio-fuel (alcohol), which is produced bythe fermentation of

carbohydrates produced in sugar or starch crops such as corn, sugarcane, or sweet sorghum.
Cellulosic biomass, produced from non-food sources, such as trees and grasses, is also being
developed as a feedstock for productionof ethanol. Living organisms produces biopolymers; in
other words, they are polymeric bio molecules. Biopolymers contain monomeric units that are
covalently bonded to form larger structures. In this work, it is decided to extract bio ethanol from
cashew apples by fermentation process (10- 15 days) followed by distillation process (at
75ᵒCelsius). Properties of bio ethanol such as viscosity, firing point, specific gravity and density
were determined. In addition with bio ethanol, biopolymers also fabricated from dried cashew
apple powder (CAP) by adding thermoplastic resin with hardeners. Biopolymer laminates are
fabricated by hand lay-up process.
Key words: Bio – ethanol, fermentation, Bio-polymers.
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SMART MATERIALS AND SELF – HEALING STRUCTURES

JOHN OLIVER.E, MILAN PRADEEP .D
Abstract: Self-healing polymers and fiber -reinforced polymer composites possess the ability to
heal in response to damage wherever and whenever it occurs in the material. This phenomenal
material behavior is inspired by biological systems in which self-healing is common place. To
date, self-healing has been demonstrated by three conceptual approaches: capsule-based healing
systems, vascular healing systems, and intrinsic healing polymers. Self-healing can be
autonomic—automatic without human intervention—or may require some external energy or
pressure. All classes of polymers, from thermosets to thermoplastics to elastomers, have
potential for self-healing. The majority of research to date has focused on the recovery of
mechanical integrity following quasi-static fracture. This article also reviews self-healing during
fatigue and in response to impact damage, puncture , and corrosion. The concepts embodied by
current self-healing polymers offer a new route toward safer, longer-lasting, fault-tolerant
products and components across abroad cross section of industries including coatings,
electronics, transportation, and energy.
Key Words: Bio inspired, remendable, autonomic, capsule, vascular, intrinsic.
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PLC BASED AUTOMATIC SMART IRRIGATION SYSTEM BY USING

IOT
1
Deepak.S,2ElumalaiB, 3EzhilarasanD, 4KabilanB,5 R.Vimal Prakash
1,2,3,4
1,2,3,4,5
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Villupuram
1
deepakdeepak950058@gmail.com
Abstract: An automated irrigation system aims for efficient water management, saving in time
and constant vigilance. Soil moisture sensor senses and detect the moisture content in the field.
Detection of water requirement is done by giving the comments to PLC (Programmable Logic
Controller) to control the amount of water required for motor. Software used for PLC is Gx
developer in which we have used Ladder diagram a s programming language. Rain sensor
senses and detect the rain drops and sends signal to electro magnet lock to open the field area
for required amount of water. Float switch (Level sensor) is used to detect the low and high
level of water in well and to automate the motor during low level of water in well. SCADA
(Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) monitors the sensors & motor operation. Using
mobile IOT current field status will be intimated to the farmers through SMS.
Keywords: Irrigation, Level Sensor, Rain Sensor, PLC, IOT, Soil Moisture, Mobile Control
Irrigation, Smart irrigation System, Irrigation Monitoring
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MPPT CONTROLLER BASED SOLAR TRACKING SYSTEM

1
Arun.R.M, 2Durairaj.V,3Mohankumar.R, 4Ajithkumar.K, 5Er.S.ArunPandiyan.M.E
1,2,3,4
UG Student, 5HOD
1,2,3,4,5
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Villupuram arunm
animaran03@gmail.com
Abstract: Solar energy is a very large, inexhaustible source of energy. The Renewable Energy
as a source is focused to bring the awareness towards the Green Energy System which
provides the pollution free environment. Also it has no heavy mechanical section and is
free from noise. The power from the sun intercepted by the earth is approximately
1.8X1011MW, which is many thousands of time larger than the present consumption rate on
the earth of all commercial energy sources. Solar tracking system which can be used as a
power generating method from sunlight. This method of power generation is simple and is
taken from natural resource. This needs only maximum sunlight to generate power. This
project presents for power generation and sensor based solar tracking system to utilize the
maximum solar energy through solar panel by setting the equipment to get maximum
sunlight automatically. This proposed system is tracking for maximum intensity of light.
When the reside crease in intensity of light, this system automatically change sits direction
to get maximum intensity of light. The proposed method is to design an electronic circuit
to sense the intensity of light and control the DC motor driver for the panel movement,
and construct a Buck-Boost converter for to step up and step-down the voltage, and store
the maximum utilized output voltage in Lead-Acid Battery.
Keywords: Solar energy, Solar tracking, MPPT, Boost Converter, Renewable energy,
Microcontroller
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A NOVEL APPROACH TO PROVIDE PROTECTION FORWOMEN BY

USING SMART SECURITY DEVICE
1
Deepika.M, 2Ramyakrishnan.P, 3Kirubadevi.P, 4Sadiqbasha.G
123
UG Students, 4Associate Professor
123
V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram (DT).
1
deepikam1298@gmal.com
Abstract: In today‘s world women are less secure and have many issues regarding their security
purpose. They have to undergo among various difficult situations and have to prove themselves
every time in all critical conditions. So, for their security and safety purpose government has
provided security through rules and regulation to the society. Although there are many existing
systems for security purpose, need of advanced smart security system is increased. In order to
overcome such problems, smart security system for women is implemented. This paper describes
about safe and secured electronic system for women which comprises of an Arduino controller
and sensors such as temperature LM35, flex sensor, MEMS accelerometer, pulse rate sensor,
sound sensor. A buzzer, LCD, GSM and GPS are used in this project. When the women is in
threat, the device senses the body parameters like heartbeat rate, change in temperature, the
movement of victim by flex sensor, MEMS accelerometer and the voice of the victim is sensed
by sound sensor. When the sensor crosses the threshold limit the device gets activated and traces
the location of the victim using the GPS module. By using the GSM module the victim‘s location
is sent to the registered contact number.
Keywords- Women safety, An Arduino controllers, Flex sensor, MEMS accelerometer, GPS
module, GSM module.
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HIGH EFFICIENCY WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION USING

MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND MONITOR BY IOT
1
Santhosh.S,2Suriya.R,3Vijayalakshmi.4M,RamKumar.M,5ThangaRenugaDevi.S
1,2,3,4
UG Student,5Assistant Professor
1,2,3,4,5
V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Villupuram
Vijimohan876@gmail.com;suriyain1997@gmail.com
Abstract: Wireless power transfer (WPT) using magnetic resonance is the technology which
could set human free from the annoying wires. In fact, the WPT adopts the same basic theory
which has already been developed for at least 30 years with the term inductive power transfer
(IPT). WPT technology is developing rapidly in recent years. At kilowatts power level, the
transfer distance increases from several millimeters to several hundred millimeters with a
grid to load efficiency above 90%. The advances make the WPT very attractive to the electric
vehicle (EV) charging applications in both stationary and dynamic charging scenarios. This
paper reviewed the technologies in the WPT area applicable to EV wireless charging. By
introducing WPT in EVs, the obstacles of charging time, range and cost can be easily
mitigated. Battery technology is no longer relevant in the mass market penetration of EVs. It
is hoped that researchers could be encouraged by the state-of-the-art achievements, and push
forward the further development of WPT as well as the expansion of EV.
Keywords: Index Terms—wireless power transfer, inductive power transfer, electric

vehicle, stationary charging, dynamic charging, safety guidelines.
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NUMERICAL STUDY ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC BUILDING USING

DIFFERENT CODAL PROVISIONS
1
Hemamalini B2Josephinmary E3Kalaimathi K4Kumar A
1,2,3
1,2,3,4
1
hemamaline98@gmail.com;2josephinmary18@gmail.com; 3kalaimathi1112@gmail.com;
4
kumar64ace@gmail.com
Abstract: Seismic design provisions are incorporated to increase the building integrity and
ensure the future safety of communities. The existing codes differ significantly in specifying the
limits on various control parameters; and if a building is designed for a given seismic hazard,
using different seismic design codes, it is expected that the seismic performance of a building
will vary significantly. Due to this reason, there is a need to conduct comparative studies that
may lead to the harmonization of different international seismic design codes. This establishes
also a crucial step in the process of evolution of the next generation of design codes. In this
project Pushover Analysis and Response Spectrum Analysis of (G+3) RC building With various
Codal Provisions (Indian, Euro & UBC) has been performed using SAP 2000 Software and the
results of these three codal provisions has been discussed.
Keywords: Pushover Analysis; Response Spectrum Analysis; RC Symmetrical Building;SAP

2000 Software; seismic design codes
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RENOVATION OF OLD BUILDING (JIPMER PHASE-3)

C.BALAJI1 Mr.J.JANARTHANAN2
1
STUDENT, 2ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
IFET COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, VILLUPURAM- 605 108.
Abstract-This project is carried out by JIPMER phase-3 renovation building project under the
supervision of L&T CONSTRUCTION. Renovation handled building size is G+3, and the
overall area of the building is 20,000sq.feet. Due to the past environmental situation the
renovation process is needed to the JIPMER building. In this project, The stability and strength
of the building is inspected by 3 types of tests. The main function of the project is to analyses the
conducted tests before starting the renovation process and applied repair techniques. And finally
checking stability level of the building by using the NDT tests in framed elements after finish the
repair works.
Keywords: Renovation, NDT, Repair
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MAGE ENHANCEMENT AND LEAF DISEASE DETECTION

Mr.P.Roopesh., Mr.V.Sasinanthan, Mr.M.Sithambaravarman
Final Year, Computer Science and Engineering,
PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE, NAMAKKAL, TAMILNADU, INDIA
Dr.A.Suphalakshmi, Ph.D., Head of Department
Computer Science and Engineering
PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE, NAMAKKAL, TAMILNADU, INDIA
Abstract: Research in agriculture is aimed towards increase of productivity and food quality at
reduced expenditure, with increased profit. Agricultural production is an outcome of a complex
interaction of soil, seed, an agro chemicals. Vegetables and fruits are the most important
agricultural products. In order to obtain more valuable products, a product quality control is
basically mandatory. Many studies show that quality of agricultural products may be reduced
due to plant diseases. Diseases are impairment to the normal state of the plant that modifies or
interrupts its vital functions such as photosynthesis, transpiration, pollination, fertilization,
germination etc. These diseases are caused by pathogens viz., fungi, bacteria and viruses, and
due to adverse environmental conditions. Therefore, the early stage diagnosis of plant disease is
an important task. Farmers require continuous monitoring of experts which might be
prohibitively expensive and time consuming. Therefore, looking for fast, less expensive and
accurate method to automatically detect the diseases from the symptoms that appear on the
plant leaf is of great realistic significance. It enables machine vision that is to provide image
based automatic inspection, process control and robot guidance. The objective is to concentrate
on the plant leaf disease detection based on the texture of the leaf. Leaf presents several
advantages over flowers and fruits at all seasons worldwide.
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EFFECT OF POST WELD TREATMENTS ON MECHANICAL AND

METALLURGICAL PROPERTIES OF FRICTION STIR WELDED AA7075-T651
ALUMINIUM ALLOY JOINTS
R.KAMALAKKANNAN
Maha Barathi Engineering College, Chinnasalem.
Email: kamalakkannan98@yahoo.com
Abstract: High strength aluminum alloys have gathered wide acceptance in the fabrication of
light weight structures requiring a high strength to weight ratio, such as transportable bridge
girders, military vehicles, road tankers and railway transport systems. In any structural
application of this alloy, consideration of its weldability is of utmost importance, as welding is
largely used for joining of structural components. Friction stir welding (FSW) is an emerging
solid state joining process invented for joining aluminium material. In FSW, the material that is
being welded does not melt and recast. Thusthe solidification defects can be eradicated and
resulted high joint efficiency than the fusion welding.The effect of post weld heat treatment
(PWHT) on the performance of FSW joint is very limited. Hence, the present investigation was
carried out to study the effect of FSW post weld heat treatment on mechanical and metallurgical
properties of friction stir welded joints of AA 7075-T651 alloy. Two PWHT conditions namely
artificial aging (AA) and solution treatment followed by artificial aging (STA) were chosen in
this investigation. Characterization of weldments were done by microstructure analysis (optical
microscope and scanning electron microscope) Transverse tensile properties, cross sectional
micro hardness, were evaluated and the results were analyzed in detail with respect to the effect
of post weld heat treatment.
Keywords: Friction stir welding, AA7075 aluminium alloy, postweld heat treatment, tensile,
microhardness, microstructural characterization.
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PAVER BLOCK USING PLASTIC

WASTES
M.Abdul Bashith1, J.Karthik2, Dr.G.Gnanapragasam3
Bashith67@gmail.com,karthik13598@gmail.com
IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram,Tamilnadu
*Final Year Student(UG),**Associate Professor
Abstract: Plastic waste which is increasing day by day becomes eyesore and in turn pollutes the
environment, especially in high mountain villages where no garbage collection system exists. A
large amount of plastic is being brought into the tourist trekking regions are discarded or burned
which leads to the contamination of environment and air. Hence, these waste plastics are to be
effectively utilised. High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and polyethylene (PE) bags are cleaned
and added with sand at various percentages to obtain high strength bricks that possess to control
pollution and to reduce the overall cost of construction, this is one of the best ways to avoid the
accumulation of plastic waste which is an on-degradable pollutant. This alternatively saves the
quanta of sand/clay that has to be taken away from the precious river beds/mines. The plastic
waste is naturally available in surplus quantity and hence the cost factor comes down.
AlsoColouring agents can be added to the mixture to attain desired shades.
Keywords: Plastics, Pollution, Polyethylene, Quantity, mixture
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MACHINE LEARNING IN AUTOMOBILES

1
I.VAMSI CHANDRAHASS 2 .Y.DIVYA BHARATHI
1
UG Scholar 2 Assistant Professor
1, 2
vamsichandrahass444@gmail.com
Abstract: Self-governing driving has been an interesting issue with organizations like Google,
Uber and Tesla as a result of the unpredictability of the issue, apparently unlimited applications,
and capital pick up. The innovation's mind kid is DARPA's self-ruling urban test from over 10
years back. Hardly any organizations have had some accomplishment in applying calculations to
business autos. These calculations run from established control ways to deal with Deep Learning.
In this paper, Deep Learning procedures with the objective of exploring a driverless auto through
a urban domain are used. The oddity in this framework is the utilization of Deep learning versus
conventional strategies for constant self-sufficient task. Most of the human made mistakes can be
avoided which drives to accidents. Fuel can also be saved. The hardware components required
for this autonomous car cameras, Radar, Lidar (combination of laser light an d radar which gives
3D profile of the surroundings) sensors, GPS. This paper gives an implementation of regression
algorithm. Driverless car is a vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and moving with
little or no human input. Autonomous cars combine a variety of sensors to perceive their
surroundings, such as radar, computer vision sonar GPS lidar and inertial measurements sensory
information to identify appropriate navigation paths, as well as obstacles and relevant signage.
potential benefits include reduced costs, increased safety, increased mobility, increased customer
satisfaction and reduced crime.
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DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF AUTOMATIC PNEUMATIC MULTIPLATE

CLUTCH
1
Gobi K 2Senthamizhselvan R 3Kannathasan K 4Sampath M 5Malayalattar R
1,2,3,4
1,2,3,4,5
V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology
1
gobidme348@gmail.com 2malaipec@gmail.com
Abstract: Pneumatics technology now-a-days widely used in all kind of work related with
compressed air. The knowledge from timber work to robot technology it is used with so
advanced and also with automation. It is therefore very essential and important for any
technicians or engineers to get a better knowledge of pneumatic system, air operated valves and
others pneumatic techniques. The compressed air from the compressor passes through medium
and to the cylinder by a pipe line fabrication. To achieve maximum work done of pneumatic
system, it is of importance that pressure drop between generation and consumption of
compressed air is kept minimum. This project is to develop a control system along with an
effective electronic controlled automatic clutch method is called Automatic pneumatic clutch
during gear change and braking system. ―Pneumatic Clutch operated though sensors with
Proximity sensor, RPM sensor, Receiver unit, Control Unit, and Pneumatic clutch systemǁ. The
Proximity sensor is to find the gear shaft position. If there is any changing in the gear shaft
position, the Proximity sensor senses the proximity and obstacle and giving the control signal to
the clutch system. The RPM sensor is to find the engine speed when the brake is applied. The
RPM sensor giving the signal to control unit when the engine reached idle RPM. The pneumatic
clutch system is used to actuate the clutch automatically during gear change and braking.
Keywords: Pneumatic Clutch, Proximity sensor, RPM sensor, Automatic Clutch.
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ARDUINO BASED AUTOMATIC FAULT DETECTION AND ISOLATION IN

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM USING PROTECTIVE DEVICE
1
Murugan.A.M,2Parthiban.R, 3Vignesh.A, 4Yuvaraj.M,5 Manimaran.S
1,2,3,4
UGStudent, 5AssistantProfessor
1,2,3,4,5
DepartmentofElectricalandElectronicsEngineering
V.R.S College ofEngineeringand Technology,Villupuram
4
rajyuva0707@gmail.com
Abstract: This project is to develop an automatic tripping mechanism for the single phase
supply system. Mostly humans are affected through a single phase supply in distribution side
as well as agriculture side. In this project the output is to reset automatically after a brief
interruption in the event of temporary fault while it remains in tripped condition in case of
permanent fault. There are some failures due to some faults which can be temporary or
permanent. These faults lead to severe impact to human beings. It is common, the faults might
be LG (Line to Ground) in the supply systems and these faults in single phase supply system
can affect the human safety due to unfortunately by human behaviour and raining season. To
overcome this problem a system is built, which can sense these faults and automatically
disconnects the supply to avoid the impact of human. A switch is used to create the LG fault
with impedance and without impedance in low voltage side, for activating the tripping
mechanism. Using GSM Technology to send the notification to station when the ground fault is
obtain.
Keywords: Step down transformer, ARDUINO UNO, GSM SIM800, Relay, Rectifier, circuit,
Capacitor, Voltage regulator, LCD display.
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DEFECTIVE PRAWN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING ROBOTIC ARM AND

MACHINE LEARNING
1
P.Hemalatha, 2R.Rajaguru, 3M.Balram, 4S.Giridharan,5 K.Kamalakannan
1,4
Assistant Professor, 2,3Final Year
1,2,4
Department of Information Technology,3,5 Department of Mechanical Engineering
1,2,3,4,5
IFET college of Engineering, Villupuram
Abstract: Prawns identification is one of major task in Indian fisheries. In this paper we
developed algorithm for prawns identification based on edge detection and feature vectors. By
edge detection method and boundary connection we extracted prawn object form background.
After extraction of object form background object and divided into eight different regions where
the majority of information is available for identification of prawn. For eight areas we applied
discrete wavelet transform and extracted feature by considering high-high Sub bands where the
edge feature exists. All eight features are combined and formed as feature vector. Finally
minimum distance is calculated between for obtained feature vector and database feature vectors.
Minimum distance is considered as identified prawn. We conducted experiment of thousand
prawns and got 80% accuracy using MATLAB programming.
Keywords: Edge detection method, MATLAB, Feature vector
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MEDICAL WASTE SEGREGATION USING SMART ROBOTIC ARM

1
A.SureshKumar2P.Sandesh3S.Giridharan 4P.Hemalatha
1,2
UG Student, 3Assistant Professor 4Senior Assistant Professor
1,2,3,4
Abstract: The main goal of this application is an efficient and simple method for Degradable
and Non- Degradable medical waste separation using Pick and Place Robot. Waste segregation
and recycling are effective ways of reducing dumped trash. People have been negligent when it
comes to proper waste disposal, ignoring labels and throwing recyclables that can still be reused.
In our country, recycling centers do manual process of sorting wastes so it increase human
interface. For this we implement a system which minimizes human interference in the waste
collecting and segregation process we using smart robotic arm interface with web cam. Waste
segregation is a simple method of reducing the amount of waste dumped into our landfills. In
India, degradable and non-degradable medical wastes in hospitals are separated by humans.
Hence human facing lot of communicable diseases. This proposed system is about eradication of
humans from the medical wastes management by implementing an advanced Pick & Place Robot
for degradable and non-degradable medical waste management.
Keywords: Pick and Place Robot, Robotic arm,Micro- Controller, Medial waste management,
Web Camera.
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PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS USING IOT

1
N.MohammedThouseef, 2R.Janarthanan,3F.Anishya,4P.Hemalatha
1
thouseefbtechit@gmail.com,2janapersonjet@gmail.com,anishyacse07@gmail.com,
hemadec4@gmail.com
Abstract: Nowadays in Industries, huge machines and boilers are used for performing manual
operations. Some of these machines are operated with the help of the man power. So while
operating these machines there is a possibility of occurring accidents in industries. Here I would
like to overcome the accidental issues with the help of Internet of Things and industrial safety
management system for disaster prevention. The idea is to automate the machines using sensors.
Pressure vessels are used in factories to store large amounts of energy in the form of heat. Since
it stores enormous amount of energy, if the energy released in the event of rupture, then the
higher extent of damage or disaster or danger it poses will also be high, which will lead to
unwanted death of the workers.
Keywords: Internet of Things, Industrial safety management, disaster prevention
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PLC BASED AUTOMATIC SMART IRRIGATION SYSTEM BY USING

IOT
1
Deepak.S,2ElumalaiB, 3EzhilarasanD, 4KabilanB,5 R.Vimal Prakash
1,2,3,4
1,2,3,4,5
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology,Villupuram
1
deepakdeepak950058@gmail.com
Abstract: An automated irrigation system aims for efficient water management ,saving in time
and constant vigilance. Soil moisture sensor senses and detect the moisture content in the field.
Detection of water requirement is done by giving the comments to PLC(Programmable Logic
Controller) to control the amount of water required for motor. Software used for PLC is Gx
developer in which we have used Ladder diagram as programming language. Rain sensor
senses and detect the raindrops and sends signal to electromagnet lock to open the field area for
required amount of water. Float switch (Level sensor) is used to detect the low and high level
of water in well and to automate the motor during low level of water in well. SCADA
(Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) monitors the sensors & motor operation. Using
mobile IoT current field status will be intimated to the farmers through SMS.
Keywords: Level Sensor, Rain Sensor, PLC, IoT, Soil Moisture, Mobile Control Irrigation,
Smart irrigation System.
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TPS GAME TEMPLATE WITH ENEMY AI USING BEHAVIOR TREE AND

PHOTOGRAMMETRY
B.AKASH1 S.RAGAVENDIRAN2 K.RAMESH3
1,2
UG Student , V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram, Tamilnadu
Assistant Professor3, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram, Tamilnadu
akashbalakrishnan1512@gmail.com1;5ragav5endiran2@gmail.com2; rameshvrscet@gmail.com 3
Abstract- Video games are complex software with a large number of components that must be
developed in a modular fashion. We propose a game template with every essential system for a
game of third person shooter genre for mobile platform which can be extended into a commercial
build by adding customized 3D models and game levels. BEHAVIOR TREE a component of AI
in Unreal engine is used to create a non-playable enemy character which learns its own strategies
to attack the player character. Photogrammetry is a technique to take measurements from
photograph is used to process a 2D image which will be given by the players to create a 3D
character of their own look like Game player character into the Game world to play the game in
more immersive experience that they experience never like before.
Key Terms: Behavior Tree; Photogrammetry; Machine Learning; Animation.
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DETECTION OF COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR OF SPAMBOT USING DIGITAL -

DNA
1
Nalini R 2Jaya PreethaP3Kavitha N
1,2
UG Student, 3Associate Professor
1,2,3
V.R.S. College of Engineering & Technology, Arasur – Viluppuram Dt.,
1
nalinirameshcse@gmail.com; 2jayapreetha07@gmail.com
Abstract: Spambot detection in online social networks is a long-lasting challenge involving the
study and design of detection techniques capable of efficiently identifying ever-evolving
spammers. Recently, a new wave of social spambots has emerged, with advanced human-like
characteristics that allow them to go undetected even by current state of the art algorithms.
Within the past few years, online social network, such as Facebook, Twitter, Weibo, etc., has
become one of the major way for internet users to keep communications with their friends.
According to Statista report, the number of social network users has reached 1.61 billion until
late 2013, and is estimated to be around 2.33 billion users globe, until the end of 2017. During
the first half of 2013, the growth of social spam has been 355%, much faster than the growth rate
of accounts and messages on most branded social networks. The existing, system show that
efficient spambots detection can be achieved via an in-depth analysis of there collective
behaviors exploiting the digital DNA technique for modeling the behaviors of social network
users. In digital DNA representation the behavioral lifetime of a digital account is encoded in a
sequence of characters. The LCS algorithm is used to compare the DNA sequence. The proposed
Work of this existing system is to enhance the string of Digital-DNA and also implementing a
time-warping algorithm in feature extraction for exact analyzing of spambot. Random forest
algorithm is also implemented for the prediction of test set. By using this process the spambot
can be identified efficiently.
Keywords: Spambot; Digital DNA; Random Forest; Time WamServer
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STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CO2 EMISSION BASED ON IOT

1
Ms.R.Indhumathi, 2Ms.S.Varalakshmi, 3Mr.P.Manivannan
1, 2
Final Year Student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
3
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
V.R.S. College of Engineering & Technology, Arasur, Villupuram District, TN, India.
1
indhumathi3336@gmail.com, 2varalakshmis698@gmail.com
Abstract- The public utility vehicles (PUVs) are one of the top emitters of CO2 emissions
(CO2e). Moreover, the need of quantifying the CO2 of PUV is important in reducing the
emission. Hence, this paper focuses on the statistical evaluation of CO2 of PUV based on the
parameters affecting it —road grade, acceleration, and vehicle specific power (VSP). An Internet
of Things (IOT) system with onboard CO2 sensors, GPS receivers, wireless communication
nodes and a base station, online elevation query, cloud server, and an online IOT monitoring
dashboard were used to remotely gather, store and visualize the needed measurements. The
correlations of CO2 according to these parameters were analyzed using statistical tools—
histograms, box plots, and scatter plots. Results have shown that the correlation of PUV CO2e
with respect to downhill roads, uphill roads, and acceleration follows a U-shaped curves with the
trough from the ranges of 19% to 3% at 16%, 3% to 22% at around 13% to 16%, and from 4
m/s2 to 3 m/s2 at 2 m/s2, respectively. Likewise, significant changes of CO2e were observed at
different levels of VSP. Evidently, the mentioned factors have significantly affected the CO2e of
the PUVs.
Keywords - CO2 Emission, Internet of Things, Mobile Sensor Communication, Statistical Tools.
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A NOVEL APPROACH TO IOT BASED PLANT HEALTH MONITORING

SYSTEM
A.ABISHEAK1 K.GOPALAKRISHNAN2 M.BALAANAND3 M.SABAREESAN4
UG Student1,2, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram, Tamilnadu
Assistant Professor3, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram, Tamilnadu
abi080798@gmail.com1; gopu.sk964@gmail.com 2; balavdy@gmail.com 3
Abstract: A steady plant monitoring is necessary to control the spread of a disease but its cost
may be high and as a result, the producers often skip critical preventive procedures to keep the
production cost low. Although, official disease recognition is a responsibility of professional
agriculturists, low cost observation and computational assisted diagnosis can effectively help in
the recognition of a plant disease in its early stages. The most important symptoms of a disease
such as lesions in the leaves, fruits, stems, etc, are visible. The features (color, area, number of
spots) of these lesions can form significant decision criteria supplemented by other more
expensive molecular analyses and tests that can follow. An image processing technique capable
of recognizing the plant lesion features is described in this paper. The low complexity of this
technique can allow its implementation on mobile phones. The achieved accuracy is higher than
90% according to the experimental results. Keywords: plant disease, lesions, image processing,
agricultural production.
Keywords: plant disease, lesions, image processing, agricultural production.
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NETWORK ANALYSIS OF CONTINGENCIES OF SELF- WORTH FOR

STUDENTS BEHAVIOR
M.Monisha1 M.Parvathi2 V.VinothRaj3
UG Student1,2,V.R.S. College of Engineering& Technology, Arasur, Villuppuram, TamilNadu
Assistant Professor3,V.R.S. College of Engineering& Technology, Arasur, Villuppuram, TamilNadu
monisham12031998@gmail.com1,paaru251998@gmail.com2,vinosizzle@gmail.com3
Abstract: The aim of this project is to analyze the students‘ behavior and determine their
negativity using Contingencies of Self-Worth Scale. This project investigates the Contingencies
of Self-Worth Scale (CSWS) in the students from network perspective. The primary goal is to
explore connections between domains of the CSWS. We estimated regularized partial
correlations among seven CSWS domains. Theyarefamily support, competition, appearance,
God‘s love, academic competence, virtue and other‘s approval.Second, we want to estimate the
expected influence (EI) of domains in the network. Finally, we want to estimate domain
predictability and we provide the anonymized dataset as well as the full R code, which is used to
ensure complete reproducibility of the results.
Keywords: Behavior; CSWS; Self-Worth; Network Analysis.
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SEGMENTATION OF BRAIN TUMOR AND EDEMA USING NEURAL

NETWORK
J.Thillaiyarasi1 R.Sangeetha2 N.Gobinathan3
UG Student1,2,V.R.S. College of Engineering& Technology, Arasur, Villuppuram, TamilNadu
Assistant Professor3,V.R.S. College of Engineering& Technology, Arasur, Villuppuram, TamilNadu
thillaijayavel@gmail.com1,sangeemahe.1.4@gmail.com2,gobiruban.net@gmail.com3
Abstract: The aim of this project is to detect the size and location of brain tumors and edemas
from the magnetic resonance images. The proposed method can segment and detect the tumor
from surrounding brain tissue. Brain tumor extraction and its analysis are challenging tasks in
medical image processing because brain image is complicated. Segmentation plays a very
important role in the medical image processing. Robust brain magnetic resonance (MR)
segmentation algorithms are critical to analyze tissues and diagnose tumor and edema in a
quantitative way. In this study, we present a new tissue segmentation algorithm that segments
brain MR images into tumor, edema, white matter(WM), gray matter(GM),and cerebrospinal
fluid(CSF).In this project, we segmented brain MR images into healthy tissues such as GM,WM,
and edema. The statistical analysis of the experimental results has indicated that the developed
algorithm can segment brain MR images with good accuracy.
Keywords: Brain magnetic resonance (MR), image segmentation, learning vector quantization,
self-organizing feature map, stationary wavelet transform.
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TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY USING ARCGIS SOFTWARE WITH HELP OF

GPS
1 2
Kishore ABalamurugan P 3Abdul Romayzan A.R, 4Ms J. Jayapriya
1,2,3
UG Students, 4Assistant Professor
kishoreanbalagan@gmail.com murugansp98@gmail.com aburomay@gmail.com
Abstract: The main goal of our project is to survey the whole area with great accuracy in its area
and perimeter by using the co-ordinates which is obtained from the Global Positioning System
(GPS) in Smart phones from the current location through the Google Map Application Program
Interfaces (API). The purpose of topographical survey is to collect survey data about the natural
and man-made features of the land. The main software which is used for the topographical
survey is the ArcMap (ArcGIS 10.6) a licensed product released by ESRI in 2017. The location
taken for our project is V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Villupuram.
Keywords: GPS, GIS, topography, survey, map, co-ordinates
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON STRENGTH OF CONCRETE USING PEBBLE

STONE SAND BY REPLACEMENT OF FINE AGGREGATE
AJITHKUMAR.V1, ANTONY PETER.S2,DURAIVEL.M3
VRS College of Engineering and Technology,
Villupuram
Abstract: The demand for concrete making materials has increased enormously. Fine aggregate
plays a main role in the preparation of both concrete and mortar in construction work. Generally
we are widely using quarry sand (Manufactured sand) has as an alternative for natural sand. In
this project we used the crushed pebble sand which is produced by crushing the pebbles is one of
the alternative material. Compare the compressive strength of pebble sand concrete with
manufacture sand concrete
Keywords: pebble stone sand, coarse aggregate, chemical admixture.
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS ON STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOUR OF

RAMMED EARTH WALL
P.Ashok kumar1, D.Elumalai2, S.Govindarasu3, P.Vijayakumar4
123
UG Student, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology,
Arasur-607 107, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
4
Head of the Department, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and
Technology, Arasur, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
Abstract: Rammed earth is an ancient building technique used in many regions of the world.
Due to the low embodied energy of the material and diminished transportation cost, rammed
earth offers an economical and sustainable alternative to concrete. Along with other advantage
like sustainable construction, architectural quality &flexibility, contribution to building health
and performance, ease & speed of construction. Because of the clay fraction, which is necessary
for cohesion walls built of unsterilized soil will swell on taking up water and shrink on drying.
This may lead to severe cracking and difficulty in getting protective renderings to adhere to the
wall. There are some issues which need to be addressed like shrinkage, proper soil selection, low
compressive strength, cracking, and durability. The previous study revealed that increase in RHA
percentage there was an increase in the optimum moisture content and reduction in the maximum
dry density. The strength can be increased by using fly ash and rice husk ash with the natural
soil.
Keywords: Rammed earth, alternative to concrete, unsterilized soil, optimum moisture content,
fly ash & rice husk ash with natural soil.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF SUGAR MILL EFFLUENT USING

FLY ASH
K.Guna1, K.Jansirani2, N.Ravi kumar3
12
3
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology,
Arasur, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
Abstract: In the treatment of waste water to remove toxic effluents, highly porous power plant
waste ashes can be utilized. The objective of this study was to reduce the impurities of non-
domestic waste water or effluent from sugar mill. Fly ash is the one of the plentiful waste
material. Initially the effluent is screened and then coagulant (Alum) is added to the waste water
then the water is filtered by using fly-ash. Coagulation process is used for reduce the solid
content present in the waste water. The treatment bed comprised of three layers of sand, fly ash,
pebbles. Each layer has equal thickness. In this the main components make it prospective agent
for the filtration of the chemical oxygen demand (COD), Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD),
and total solid (TS) in waste water. A low cost filter media was prepared, characterized and used
for the removal of impurities such as Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen
demand (COD) total solid (TS) from waste water. It is found that COD is reduced from 300ppm
to 80ppm. TDS is reduced from 2000ppm to 700ppm. TSS reduced from 3500ppm to 70-80 ppm
and pH dropped from 7.58 to 5.6.the dissolved oxygen (DO) is increased to 2.75 to 12mg/l. It is
also reported here that for efficient treatment of wastewater filter bed thickness 10mm-20mm is
recommended
Keywords: Fly-ash, Wastewater, Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), Chemical oxygen

demand (COD), Total solid (TS).
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NUMERICAL STUDY ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC BUILDING USING

DIFFERENT CODAL PROVISIONS
1
Hemamalini B 2Josephinmary E 3Kalaimathi K 4Kumar A 5Vijayakumar P
1,2,3
1,2,3,4,5
V.R.S.College of Engineering and Technology, Villupuram
1
hemamaline98@gmail.com; 2josephinmary18@gmail.com; 3kalaimathi1112@gmail.com;
4
kumar64ace@gmail.com; rithikvijay93@gmail.com
Abstract: Seismic design provisions are incorporated to increase the building integrity and
ensure the future safety of communities. The existing codes differ significantly in specifying the
limits on various control parameters; and if a building is designed for a given seismic hazard,
using different seismic design codes, it is expected that the seismic performance of a building
will vary significantly. Due to this reason, there is a need to conduct comparative studies that
may lead to the harmonization of different international seismic design codes. This establishes
also a crucial step in the process of evolution of the next generation of design codes. In this
project Pushover Analysis and Response Spectrum Analysis of (G+3) RC building With various
Codal Provisions (Indian, Euro & UBC) has been performed using SAP 2000 Software and the
results of these three codal provisions has been discussed.
Keywords: Pushover Analysis; Response Spectrum Analysis; RC Symmetrical Building; SAP

2000 Software; seismic design codes
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON ROOF TILE BY PARTIALLY REPLACEMENT OF

BAGGASE ASH IN M SAND & PEBELL SAND
1
Mugilan.S 2Gowtham.A 3Mohamed faizil.S
1,2.3
UG Student,
4
Mr.George fernandez Raj.A,4Assistant professor,
Department of civil engineering,
V.R.S College of Engineering and technology, Viluppuram.
1
muthayamugi41@gmail.com,2gowthamathi1@gmail.com,3mohamedfaizil97@gmail.com.
Abstract: The scenario of living in huts in slum areas is becoming very difficult day by day due
to vast change in climate. Replacing the ordinary huts and conventional poor class roofs with
much efficient alternate roof cover is being the most required. On the other side, proper and
efficient disposal of agricultural wastes is being the key factor in solid waste management in
most of the Indian States .Having both the problems in a single line, in this project we have
prepared and evaluated the performance of low cost roofing tiles using agricultural wastes as raw
material. Based on the results, it is suggested that we can efficiently replace significant quantity
of river sand in making roofing tiles with the sugarcane bagasse ash in appropriate proportions
which gives compressive strength as similar as before replacement. By replacing the river sand
in making roofing tiles would reduce its manufacturing cost as well as selling price and makes it
more affordable. Thus preparation of such sand replaced roof tiles will significantly reflect
healthy environmental and economic benefits.
Keywords: M-sand, Red soil, Clay, Sugarcane bagasse ash, Compressive strength
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WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT IN CUDDALORE DISTRICT USING REMOTE

SENSING AND GIS
1
A.Mohammed Musthak 2E.Aravind Raj 3G.Partheeban Boobalaraj
1,2,3
UG Students
4
Ms P. Jayanthi, 4Assistant Professer,
Department of civil engineering,
V.R.S college of engineering and technology,Villupuram.
musthakjuly22@gmail.com, Partheebang82@gmail.com, aravindrajini1996@gmail.com
Abstract: The main goal of this application is to determine the water quality of the cuddalore
district and also to determine the physical, chemical characteristics of the ground water. To
prepare spatially distributed water quality map in GIS environment using Inverse Distance
Weighting(IDW) method. To create final water quality map. To identify the groundwater
suitable zone for drinking purpose.
Keywords: collection of samples, physico-chemical test, GIS
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RESPONSE SPECTRUM ANALYSIS OF RC SHEAR WALL BUILDING WITH

SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION EFFECTS
P.Vijayakumar1, P.Kandhan2, S.Ramakrishnan3, K.Vijay4
1
Head of Department, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology,
234
rithikvijay93@gmail.com
Abstract: Earthquake has a high potential to cause a wide-spread damages in densely populated
areas which causes heavy loss to human life and high economic losses. The structural engineer
who designs earthquake-resistant structures needs to know as to how exactly the soils respond
during an earthquake. It is not only important for foundation design but also the nature of soil
overlaying bedrock Which have crucial modifying influence on the overall seismic response of
the site. Seismic soil-structure interaction is an important part in the understanding of failure of
the structure but then it is quite very complex to analyze. In this present study the main factors
constitute the seismic load have been studied for various structural system are compared using
IS1893 (part1):2002. In this we have formed (G+5)storey building and performed the seismic
analysis such as response spectrum analysis & push over analysis for RC shear wall building
with soil structure interaction using SAP2000.Providing seismic resistant in the form of shear
wall at 3 different configuration, we have compared the seismic parameters such as
displacement, storey drift, drift ratio. Proved that the shear wall at the core section is more
effective than other two configuration.
Keywords: soil structure interaction, shear wall , response spectrum
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EXPRIMENTAL STUDY ON COMBINATION OF SELF COMPACTION AND SELF

CURING OF CONCRETE BY USING ADMIXTURES
1
C.Dhana selvan 2N.Navin raj 3Kalaiyarasan
Department of civil engineering
V.R.S college of engineering and technology,Villupuram.
Abstract: They studied and make experimental results for to improve the effectiveness of the
water content of a Concrete mix by using super plasticizer and polyethylene glycol 400.And also
for determine the characteristics of self-curing concrete such as compressive strength by adding
self-curing agent in varying Percentage
Keywords: self compaction and self curing, super plasticizer and polyethylene glycol 400
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COCONUT SHELL AS PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF COARSE AGGREGATE

IN CONCRETE
1
Ajithkumar S 2Azhakesan G 3Chandru P
1,2,3
UG Students
4
Mr.P. Arul Jebaraj, M.Tech, 4Assistant Professor,
ajithak0007@gmail.com azhageshmani98@gmail.com rainachandru10@gmail.com
Abstract: The prices of building materials are rising day by day. The main ingredient of the
concrete is coarse aggregate. Nowadays, many of the researchers are researching the
material which can reduce the cost of construction as well as increase the cost. In
developing countries, the possibility of using some agricultural wastes as well as industrial
by-products from different industries as construction materials will be highly desirable &
has found to have to have several practical advantages. The replacement of coarse aggregate
by coconut shell by 0%, 20%, 30% and 50%. The compressive strength found to be
decreases as the percentage replacement increases. In the present of work is only an
accumulation of information about GFRGC and the research work which is already carried
out by other researchers.
Keywords: Coarse Aggregate, Coconut Shell, Partial replacement, Lightweight concrete,

Compressive Strength, Waste Utilization.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON LIGHT EMITTING CONCRETE

1
BHUVANESWARI.R,2DHAYANETHI.SP, 3KOWSALYA.S 4Mr.N.RAVIKUMAR, M.E
Assistant professor
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology Villupuram District, Tamil Nadu, India
Abstract: Today we are living in a world where energy expenditure and environmental problems
have escalated to the global scale. Many large scale structures are built around the world. The so
called tall structures are built close to each other where no sunlight can pass through it. Besides
concrete itself is a dull, opaque and rigid in nature. Light transmitting concrete is a concrete
which is totally environmental friendly. It is a combination of concrete with optical fibers which
blends with the concrete to transmit light. Placing them in parallel positions in concrete make
them to transmit light from brighter side which keeps the mud changed in darker side.In this
project we use optical fiber for strength and its transparency in concrete. The materials we used
for this project are optical fiber, sand, cement and water. This concrete in green energy saving
and environmental friendly concrete. In this project two test are conducted one is the
compression test and other is light transmitting test. This concrete makes use more opportunities
and new emerging products and new methods in the future.
Key Words: Optical fiber, Energy saving, Light Transmitting concrete, Environmental friendly
concrete
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF MELTING/FREEZING

CHARECTERISTICS OF NANO COMPOSITE PCMS
D.R.ABINESH1, P.AJITHKUMAR2, R.AJITHKUMAR3, N.ANAND4, S.PRABAKARAN5
UG STUDENT1,2,3,4 V.R.S. college of Engineering and Technology , Arasur , Villupuram Tamil Nadu
Assistant Professor5, V.R.S College Of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu
abineshdrbemech@gmail.cm1 , ajithkumar63073@gmail.com2, ajith.be12345@gmail.com3,
nandnanand4@gmail.com4, prabakaransaravanan@yahoo.in5
Abstract: This paper presents an experimental investigation on solidification and melting

characteristics of a newly prepared Nano Composite PCM contain Oleic and Myristic acid with
GO nanoparticles (NPs). GO NPs with mass fractions of 0.1, 0.2 and 0.3 wt.% were dispersed
in the base PCM (Oleic and Myristic acid) separately, in order to determine the maximum
enhancement of thermal conductivity. The size and morphology of the as synthesized GO NPs
were studied by FESEM. Thermal conductivity enhancement of composite PCMs was
measured by laser flash analyzer (LFA). The test results clearly indicate that time required for
complete melting and solidification processes of composite PCMs were less as compared to
base PCM. Thus, the newly prepared PCM could be considered to be a potential candidate to
harvest the solar energy for low temperature heating applications.
Key words: Nano Particles(NO) - Graphene Oxide(GO)
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ARDUINO BASED COLLISION DETECTION AND CONTROL SYSTEM USING

ULTRASONIC SENSOR AND LI-FI MODULE
1
Balachandran S ,2Dineshnilavan A, 3Madhankumar R, 4Subash G
Er.S.Manimaran, Assistant Professor
1,2,3,4
UG Student,
1,2,3,4
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
VRS College of Engineering and technology, Arasur.
madhankumar15051998@gmail.com
Abstract: The 21st century is defined as the era of technological development. With drastic
increase in population, automation is becoming the need of the hour in order to make life more
comfortable and easy. Due to the advancement and development in the field of automation and
embedded system, the notion of smart car has become very popular. Smart cars are
modernizing trends in the traditional automobile industry. Companies across the globe have
been investing a huge amount of resources on the production and design of smart cars. Every
technological development needs to overcome certain obstacles, and hence, in this paper, a
design of a collision detection system for smart car using light fidelity (Li-Fi) and ultrasonic
sensor on the Arduino platform is proposed. This design consists of an ultrasonic sensor, an
Arduino processor, and a Li-Fi circuit. The ultrasonic is used for measurement of distance
between vehicles, and Arduino processes the data and makes decisions accordingly. Data
transmission between vehicles is ensued using a Li-Fi transmitter circuit and a Li-Fi receiver
circuit. The transmitter circuit is mounted on the tail lights of the leading car and the receiver
circuit is mounted on the front side of the car that follows. Using visible light communication,
the transmitter circuit transmits the calculated speed and the information is received by the
receiver circuit of the second car. On the basis of the information received, the speed of the
second car is changed in order to avoid collision. In this paper, a system that can detect and
thus avoid collision between vehicles and prevent accidents is proposed and studied.
Keywords:Accident Avoidance, Collision Detection, Smart Car, Intelligent vehicles, distance

measurement, microcontrollers, ultrasonic transducer, visible light communication
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A JOINT ENCRYPTION/WATERMARKING FOR COLOR IMAGES

Smt.T Geetamma, J Beatrice Seventline
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering.
GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam, India, GITAM Univeristy, Vishakapatanm, India,
tgeetamma@gmail.com, samsandra2003@yahoo.com
Abstract: With overwhelming use of internet, security is the top most priority while
transferring data. This paper proposes a Joint encryption method along with Dual watermark
embedding which gives ultimate security for multimedia file and also this procedure was
implemented on color images. Initially watermark is encrypted with Chaotic mapping, after
which it undergo mixed transform embedding technique based on DWT & DCT, with original
image followed by AES encryption for non-blind watermarking algorithm. The DWT and DCT
were joined to cope with noise problem and enhance perceptual transparency of watermarking
image. Our objective is to give access to the outcomes of the image integrity and of its origin
even though the image is stored encrypted. This method provides better PSNR and correlation
factors.
Keywords: AES, Toral automorphism, Joint Encryption, Dual watermarking.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF BEHAVIOUR OF BITUMEN BY PARTIALLY

REPLACEMENT OF FOOTWEAR WASTE
S.Perumal1, A.Rajkumar2, S.Sharukhan3,
123
UG Student, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur-607 107,
Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
A.George Fernandez Raj4
4
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur,
Email: rajkumararu96@gmail.com
Abstract: The footwear industry in our country has long been one of the most important
components for providing employment opportunity and helps for development of our nation.
Every year 6.6 million pairs of footwear products generated by our country. In recent scenario
there were lot of footwear waste in Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is increasing due to increase
in population, urbanization, and change in life style and it leading to large amount of
environmental pollution.Hence our project deals with the usage of footwear waste like rubber
sandals within bitumen for road construction to reduce the environmental degradation. The aim
of this experimental investigation is to evaluate the compatibility of mixing of footwear waste
with bitumen and the optimum content of footwear waste with bitumen which gives better
results. Hence an experimental work has been carried out in the footwear waste is mixed with
bitumen in the various proportions like 0%, 5%, 6%, 7%, 8%, 9% , 10% and 11%. Its properties
like ductility, penetration and softening point can be evaluated to access the optimum content of
footwear waste mixed with bitumen. As a result of these experiments shows that it shows better
binding property, stability, stiffness, density and extra resistance to water and also the optimum
footwear percentage mixed with bitumen which gives better result in 10% mix of footwear waste
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON POROUS FLY ASH BRICK USING

ACTIVATORS
T.Sabapathi1, M.Santhosh2, S.Sathish3,
123
C.Thilagavathy4
4
Email: syedabdullah1598@gmail.com
Abstract: Due to rapid increase in concrete pavement world. Unavoidable in concrete because of
their increasing strength effects in the properties of hardened concrete. Replacing the fly ash by
cement is retaining the natural resources for future generation. In this project we compare the
compressive strength of cement concrete with fly ash concrete. For fly ash concrete we use
chemical activators that are sodium hydroxide, sodium silicate are used to improve the
workability of concrete at low water-cement ratio and increase the compressive strength and to
increase the durability of the hardened concrete, especially in climates subject to freeze-thaw; the
secondary purpose is to increase workability of the concrete while in a plastic state. The harden
state concrete the water permeability is increase into concrete structure. It increases the durability
of the structure. In this project we study the effect of these activators in compressive strength of
fly ash concrete. The M20 grade concrete has been used for the project. From this project we
found that the performance of fly ash in porous condition.
Key word : fly ash, activators, chemical activator
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON REPLACEMENT OF RIVER

SAND BY M SAND WITH ADMIXTURE
P.Velmurugan1, K.vijay2, S.Syed Abdullah3,
123
R.Saranraj4
4
Email: syedabdullah1598@gmail.com
Abstract: Due to rapid demand in the availability of natural sand, use of manufactured sand in
the construction industry is increasing rapidly. Admixtures have become unavoidable in concrete
because of their increasing strength effects in the properties of hardened concrete. Replacing the
natural sand by manufactured sand is retaining the natural resources for future generation. In this
project we compare the compressive strength of M sand concrete with river sand concrete. For M
sand concrete we use chemical admixtures that are Super plasticizers, air entraining agent, water
proof admixture. Super plasticizers are used to improve the workability of concrete at low
water-cement ratio and increase the compressive strength. Air entrainment is used to increase the
durability of the hardened concrete, especially in climates subject to freeze-thaw; the secondary
purpose is to increase workability of the concrete while in a plastic state. Waterproof admixture
is used to resist the water permeability into concrete structure. It increases the durability of the
structure. In this project we study the effect of these three admixtures in compressive strength of
M sand concrete. The M20 grade concrete has been used for the project. From this project we
found that super plasticizer increases the compressive strength of concrete and other admixtures
air entraining agent, waterproof are decrease the compressive strength of concrete.
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SOIL STABILISATION BY USING CRUMBRUBBER AND CEMENT

E.Janagaelakumi1, V.Prema2, D.Sivasakthi3, K.Yamuna4
1234
UG Student, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur-607
107, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
N.Ravikumar
5
Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India
Email: janaelakumi@gmail.com
Abstract: Soil stabilisation is any process which improves the physical properties of soil such as
increasing shear strength, bearing capacity etc. Soil stabilisation can be done by use of controlled
compaction or addition of suitable admixtures like cement, lime, waste materials etc. The cost of
introducing these additives has also increased in recent years which opened the door widely for
the development of other kinds of soil additives such as crumb rubber, shredded rubber etc. This
new technique of soil stabilisation can be effectively used to meet the challenges of society, to
reduce the quantities of waste, producing useful material from waste materials. The
environmentally friendly and safe disposal of waste discarded rubber is becoming a matter of
serious concern across the globe because of its detrimental effect on health, environment and
ecological systems. Discarded rubber in the form of crumb rubber of size ranging between 0.8
and 2 mm varying from 0 to 10% were used in this investigation. Several tests, namely
compaction, unconfined compressive strength, California bearing ratio have been carried out on
different combinations of soil, crumb rubber and cement to find the optimum proportion of
crumb rubber in soil to improve its characteristics.
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EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF WASTE FOUNDRY SAND IN PARTIAL

REPLACEMENT OF FINE AGGREGATE IN CONCRETE
M.Gurunathan1, E.Saranraj2, A. Sadam hussain3, 4P.ArulJebaraj
123
UG Student,4Assistant Professor
Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram
District, Tamilnadu, India
Email: nathankarthick1@gmail.com
Abstract: The paper represents the current utilization of fine sand in the construction industry.
The amount of waste foundry sand generated also encrypted in this paper. The paper also gives
the remark on the utilization of waste foundry sand in the construction industry. The paper
mostly focuses on the amount of foundry sand can be used as a cementitious material. The
percentage of foundry sand which gives the maximum strength according to our conclusion has
been also recorded here. The paper gives the noticeable and remarkable conclusion on
utilization of foundry sand as a cementitious material. Paper gives the remarkable results about
the properties according to compressive strength and flexural strength.
This paper also gives the potential of this area by providing the careful study of some number of
research papers of this topic. The review integrates all the important results. The review paper
summarizes the conclusion on the basis of test conducted for various properties of concrete like
strength , durability etc. the paper review shows the positive as well as negative changes in the
properties of concrete on the partial replacement of fine sand by waste foundry sand. from the
past researches and the conclusion made by us shows the positive change in the utilization of
waste foundry sand in construction field. As these results gives the great potential towards the
development on environment friendly and strengthen cementitious concrete.
Keywords: Waste foundry sand, fine aggregate, Concrete.
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EXPERIEMENTAL STUDY ON TRANSLUCENT CONCRETE BY USING M

SAND
M. Dhinesh Kumar1, P.Balraj2, P.Prakash3, V.Siranjeevi4,
1234
S.Vainavi5
5
Arasur, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India
Email: mdhinesh2993@gmail.com
ABSTRACT: Translucent concrete is a concrete based material with light- transmissive properties,
obtained by embedding optical fibers in it. Light is conducted through the fiber from one end to the other.
This results into a certain light pattern on the other surface, depending on the fiber structure. Optical
fibers transmit light so effectively that there is virtually no loss of light conducted through the fibers.
Concrete and mortar cube are casted with fibers to study the properties and to compare the compressive
strength between normal mix concrete with optical fiber and normal mortar with optical fiber after 7 days,
14 days and 28 days respectively. The compressive strength of concrete samples made with different fiber
amount varies from 2% to 4% were studied. The compressive strength of translucent concrete is seen to
increase with the increase in fiber content. The samples with fibers of 4% showed better results in
comparison with the others.
Keywords: Transparent concrete, Plastic Optical fiber, Compressive strength
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PAVER BLOCK BY USING PLASTIC

WASTE AND M-SAND
1. A.SAKTHIVEL, 2.V.TAMILSELVAN, 3.K.SURENDHAR, 4.P.SANTOSH KUMAR
123
S.VANAIVI
4
Email: vels9093@gmail.com
Abstract: The natural river sand was the cheapest resource of sand. However the excessive mining of
river bed to meet the increasing demand for sand in construction industry has led to the ecological
imbalance in the country. Now the sand available in the river bed is very coarse and contains very high
percentage of silt and clay. The silt and clay present in the sand reduce the strength of the concrete and
holds dampness. A few alternatives have come up for the industry to bank one of which manufactured
sand or M-sand, as it is called, is found to be the most suitable one to replace river sand. M-sand has
caught the attention of the construction industry and environmentalists alike for its quality and the
minimum damages it causes to nature. Usage of M-Sand can drastically reduce the cost since like river
sand, it does not contain impurities and wastages is nil since it is made with modern technology and
machinery. Once the M-sand becomes more popular in the construction industry, the demand for river
sand and illegal sand-mining would come down. Compared to the river sand, the M-sand has a better
quality consistency high Strength concrete with significance saving instrument. M-sand that is available is
graded, sieved and washed. The particles are more rounded and granular and do not have sharp edges.
Usage of M-Sand can overcome the defects occurring in concrete such as honey combing, segregation,
voids, capillary, etc. The plastic waste such as plastic bottles, carry bags are to be used and then cement
replaced by plastics. The investigations are to be carried out using several test are compressive test ,
tensile test , impact test.
Keywords: Pastic, M-Sand
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PERFORMANCE OF CONCRETE BY

PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF CEMENT AND FINE AGGREGATE WITH WASTE
GLASS POWDER AND M-
SAND
1
K.Saravanan,2R.Saravanan,3K.Santhosh kumar,4D.Rajadurai,
1234
5
P.ArulJebaraj
5
Email: saravananks998 @gmail.com
Abstract: The paper represents the current utilization of fine sand in the construction industry. The
amount of waste glass powder and M-Sand generated also encrypted in this paper. The paper also gives
the remark on the utilization of waste glass powder and M-sand in the construction industry. The paper
mostly focuses on the amount of waste gals powder and M-sand can be used as a cementations material.
The percentage of M-sand and waste glass powder which gives the maximum strength according to our
conclusion has been also recorded here. The paper gives the noticeable and remarkable conclusion on
utilization of waste glass powder and M-sand as a cementitious material. Paper gives the remarkable
results about the properties according to compressive strength and flexural strength. This paper
summarizes the research work on the properties of waste Glass Powder and M-Sand when used as partial
replacement for Ordinary Portland Cement and fine aggregate. OPC was replaced with Glass powder by
weight of 35% and kept it as constant for the entire project. Then fine aggregate is partially replaced
gradually with M-Sand by weight at 5%, 10% and 15% respectively with it. The process of selecting
suitable ingredients of concrete and determining their relative amounts with an objective of producing a
concrete of required strength, durability and workability as economical as possible is termed as Concrete
mix design. The Mix Design for concrete M20 grade is being done as per the Indian Standard Code IS:
10262-1982
Keywords: Waste glass powder, M-Sand, Compressive strength, Flextural strength
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PORTLAND CEMENT PARTIALLY

REPLACEMENT OF BRICK DUST
Mr.S.venkat raman1, Mr.G. vijay2,Mr.S.sivachandriran3,
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Ms.M.Kaplana4
4
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
Email: venkatr610@gmail.com
Abstract: Dumping of brick dust and other waste brick particles, flakes etc., not only occupy
land but also create environmental problems. The problems could be reduced to a large extent by
using these waste materials in cement concrete. The main aim of this study is to investigate the
feasibility of using waste brick powder in concrete as partial replacement for cement. Cement is
replaced by waste brick powder in different proportions until 25% by weight. The reasons for
using brick dust include economical gain and it also reduces the total amount of cement being
used in concrete. Experimental results indicate that brick dust could be used for partial
replacement of cement in concrete. Concrete cubes prepared with 15% cement replaced by brick
powder shows compressive strength comparable to conventional concrete cubes prepared with
Ordinary Portland cement. The presence of Brick powder shows that certain properties of
concrete could be improved by using brick dust in combination with Ordinary Portland cement.
The results of the investigation confirmed the potential use of this bricks powder material to
produce pozzolanic concrete.The Study focus on partial replacement of cement by Brick dust in
M20 grade concrete . They were incorporated into concrete at the levels of 10%, 20% and 30%.
This paper presents a detailed experimental study on compressive strength, split tensile strength-
and flexural strength at an age of 7,14 and 28 days. Test results shows that use of Brick dust in
concrete has improved the performance of concrete in strength at a 20% replacement. Although
the highest compressive strength of concrete was observed was 20% Brick dust replacement for
ordinary Portland cement and were reduced as the increase in the replacement ratios. The
investigations are to be carried out using several test which include workability test, compressive
test, tensile test.
Keywords: Ground clay brick, Concrete, Compressive Strength, flexural strength.
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PARTIAL REPLACEMENT OF SAND WITH

WASTAGE OFMANUFACTURED AAC BLOCK IN CONCRETE
Ms .SathiyaNatesan
UG Student, Department of Civil Engineering, V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology, Arasur-
607 107, Villupuram District, Tamilnadu, India.
Ms. R.Vijaylakshmi
5
Email: sathiyanatesan05@gmail.com
Abstract: In the present scenario more than 80% of earth‘s structure & buildings are built up of
concrete. Concrete is nothing but a blended mix of cement, fine aggregate and coarse aggregate.
Cement acting as binding material releases tones & tones of CO2 on its production. Whereas fine
aggregate usually denoting river sand have nowadays been depleted due to continuous mining.
And coarse aggregate is obtained from quarrying of rocks. Due to the massive increase of
construction works using concrete in the need of its ingredients have also been increased. On
considering the depletion of river sand we have made an experimental study on partially
replacing river sand by the wastages of AAC blocks. AAC block is autoclaved aerated concrete,
it is also known as autoclaved cellular concrete. We have incorporated Such materials for about
20% , 30% and 40% as replacement of river sand. The experimental was done by conducting
compressive strength test, tensile strength test & flexural strength test for a design mix of M20
grade. From the experimental results proven that 20% replacement has given optimum strength
can compared to the control mix.
Keywords: Autoclave aerated concrete blocks wastage, river sand, compressive strength, tensile
strength.
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INTEGRATION OF INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) WITH E-BIKE

P.SASIKUMAR,B.RAHUL, V.SRI BALAJI, ALFRED DANIEL.J Dr.T.KALAIKUMARAN
Department of CSE
sasi1373802@gmail.com, rahul98.balu71@gmail.com, sribalajismart@gmail.com,
j.alfreddaniel@gmail.com, tkalaikumaran@gmail.com
Abstract— In this paper, we proposed an IoT based battery level indicator, smart ON/OFF and
location tracking for the electronic-bike (E-bike). In order to acquire intelligence in e bike smart
ON/OFF mechanism followed with location tracking device was incorporated in the system
model. Through the web application, we can switch ON/ switch OFF of the E-bike. Separate log
is created to monitor ON/OFF through Web application with time and alert would be given. By
unknowingly your bike has stolen we can able to see the exact location and OFF the E-bike
engine through the web application. IN the web application we can check the battery level and
distance that bike can travel.
Keywords— NodeMCU , GPS, Voltage Sensor, RFID Reader, Single channel relay, Battery,
IoT
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IMPLEMENTATION OF MEAN, MEDIAN FILTERS FOR IMAGE DENOISING

USING VERILOG
K.Roopa Suneendra, G.Manikanta, B.Ravi Kishore, G.Santosh,V.Kannan
Department of ECE, GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam – 532 127, Andra pradesh
Abstract: In this new period of communication the image and video is important as Visual
information transmitted in the form of digital images and it is becoming a major method of
communication in the modern age, but the image obtained after transmission is often corrupted
with noise.The received image needs processing before it can be used in applications. Image
denoising is a technique to eliminate the noise in the image and it involves the manipulation of
the image data to produce a visually high quality image.In Image Denoising, image is processed
under certain filtering techniques to remove induced noise. Examples of noises like Gaussian
noise, Salt and Pepper noise etc.This paper narrate the denoising techniques in image using mean
filter ,median filter and weiner filter using Matlab Software and the implementation using
verilog.
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MICROCONTROLLER BASED DYNAMIC TRAFFIC SIGNALING WITH

EMERGENCY VEHICLE MANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION MONITORING
V.V.Ramana, S.Fareedh, K.Bhargav, V.Kannan
Department of ECE, GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam – 532 12, Andra Pradesh
Abstract: In modern life humans are facing many problems, one of which is traffic congestion in
traffic signal junctions and which is becoming more serious day after day. Due to this heavy
traffic it is also difficult to manage the emergency vehicles. Generally, traffic signs provide the
driver various information for safe and efficient driving. This traffic creates burden to the driver,
in driving safety and comfort. This paper presents the designing of a system for eliminating such
burden to the drivers. This paper presents the design and development of a density based
dynamic traffic signaling system. Conventional traffic light system is based on fixed time
concept allotted to each side of the junction which cannot be varied as per varying traffic density.
Junction timings allotted are fixed. Sometimes higher traffic density at one side of the junction
demands longer green time as compared to standard allotted time.Hence this paper addresses this
issue and the signal timing changes automatically on sensing the traffic density at the junction.
This design is based on IR sensors and RF ID Sensors which efficiently manages the traffic in a
junction.
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EFFECTIVE POWER CONSERVATION OF HOME & INDUSTRY APPLIANCES

Dr.A.Sivasangari,K.Kalyan, K.V. Gowtham sai, M. Pavan Kalyan, K. Bhargav
Abstract: This paper introduces a minimal effort adaptable and solid home robotization
framework with extra security utilizing Arduino microcontroller, with IP availability through
nearby WiFi for getting to and controlling gadgets by approved client remotely utilizing Smart
telephone application. The proposed framework is server free and uses Internet of things to
control human wanted apparatuses beginning from mechanical machine to shopper products. The
client can likewise utilize distinctive gadgets for controlling by the assistance of internet
browser, advanced cell or IR remote module.
To show the adequacy and attainability of this framework, in this paper we present a home
computerization framework utilizing Arduino UNO microcontroller and esp8266-01 as a
network module. It encourages the client to control different machines, for example, light, fan,
TV and can take choice dependent on the input of sensors remotely. We have tried our
framework through led investigate different natural conditions.
Key Words: Arduino Uno Controller; Internet of things ( Iot ); Esp8266-01; Wi-Fi network;
Home automation system.
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SMART TRAFFIC SIGNALS USING IMAGE PROCESSING

5
Goutham.K.K 1, Gokul Raja.M2, Hariharan.M3, Divakar.S4, Dr.K.Sangeetha
UG Scholar [1][2][3][5]Asst.Professor[5]
Department of Computer Science &Engineering [1][2][3][4][5]
SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore [1][2][3][4][5]
goutham.kk26@gmail.com[1], gokulrivals@yahoo.com[2], hari65678@gmail.com[3], Divakar.S[4],
sangithaprakash@gmail.com[5]
.
Abstract: Our work focus on implementing a smart traffic controller using Image processing
which records the video and detects the vehicle count which accordingly streamline the traffic of
the computers.This process counts the vehicle and compares with the other adjacent signals and
manages the signal waiting time accordingly.The signal which is viewed through camera is
connected to a single server so that it can compare and streamline the flow of vehicles.To capture
the vision beyond the camera the sensors like Queue length Measuring Sensors (QMS) is
used.The use of sensors helps to know the most congested road which is an another coordinating
solution useful for finding the congestion rate.
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COLLEGE BUS TRACKING SYSTEM USING ANDROID APPLICATIONS

Abdul Jaleel J1, Joel Christo mark Y2, Karthick J3 , Janani S R4
UG Scholar 1,2,3 , Assistant professor 4
Department of Computer Science and Engineering 1,2,3,4, SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore, India.
Email: abdul786jaleel@gmail.com1, joelchristomark@gmail.com2, karthickjagan98@gmail.com3,
jananiselvaraj.mit@gmail.com4.
ABSTRACT : Bus Location Tracking System using Android is a mobile application for bus
location identification by using mobile GPS. If may be any traffic or late in bus arrived time, we
know that by other persons only. By using this application we can easily identify the current
location of the bus without any ones help. By using Bus Location Tracking we can easily get the
current location of the bus in message format. First we register the bus number in the Register
field by providing the Bus number and admin number. Then the bus will be registered to the
application. The bus will be tracked by the event of pressing track bus button. It will work based
on the GPS signal. By the help of Android Location Manager we get the current Latitude and
Longitude of the bus. Then it will send to the admin number. By using these Proximate values
we provide the location of current place of the bus. Then the notification will be sent to the
student‟s mobile. To avoid the cost of SMS notification are sent. Current place will be displayed
by the help of track option.
KEY WORDS - GPS, Android SDK, GPRS, Google Map
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AN ULTRASONIC SENSOR FOR DISTANCE MEASUREMENT IN TWO

WHEELERS
K.M. Kalaivani1 K. A. Dharinishree1 B. Gowsalya1 P.Punitha2 Dr.T. Kalaikumaran3
1. UG Student, 2 .Assistant Professor, 3.Professor&Head,
Department of computer science Engineering, SNS college of Technology, Coimbatore
Abstract: This paper describes an ultrasonic sensor that is able to measure the distance from the
ground of selected points of a motor vehicle. The sensor is based on the measurement of the time
of flight of an ultrasonic pulse, which is reflected by the ground. A constrained optimization
technique is employee to obtain reflected pulses that are easily detectable by means of a
threshold comparator. Such a technique, which takes the frequency response of the ultrasonic
transducers into account, allows a sub-wavelength detection to be obtained. Experimental tests,
performed with a 40 kHz piezoelectric-transducer based sensor. The sensor still works at speeds
of up to 30 m/s, although at higher uncertainty. The sensor is composed of only low cost
components, thus being for two wheelers equipment’s in many cases, and disable to self-adapt to
different conditions in order to give the best result.
Keyword: sensor ultrasonic, distance measurement, narrow beam, products.
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AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM USING MASTER FINGER PRINT

ASHWIN KUMAR A1,BARATHI H.R2,JITHISH S3,SATHISH KUMAR S4
UG SCHOLAR1,2,3 , ASSISTANT PROFESSOR4 ,
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING1,2,3,4
SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY –COIMBATORE,TAMILNADU,INDIA.
ashwinash0695@gmail.com1,vickybarathi11@gmail.com2,jithusekar@gmail.com3,sathishkumar2k9@gmail.com4
Abstract : In the government forensic department, the need to crack the authentication system of
the electronic gadgets or personal devices of criminals and victims has been tremendously
increased in the recent years as biometrics plays a major role of authentication. A number of
consumer electronic devices, such as smartphones, are beginning to incorporate fingerprint
sensors for user authentication. The MasterPrint is a technique where there is a possibility of
generating a synthetic or real partial fingerprint that matches one or more template that is stored
in the database for a significant number of users Thereby this methodology used by the
government and forensic sector to break through the authentication of the device to retrieve the
crucial data stored and to access the system. This methodology implied is used to more
efficiently to launch indirect attack against fingerprint based authentication system. The
algorithm thus used results in increase of efficient MasterPrints with maximum matching rate in
comparison to the outcome of the present techniques.
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HOME AUTOMATION USING GOOGLE ASSISTANT

Parkavi.C1,Rakesh.R2,Navaneethan.R3,KrishnaKumar.S4,Sivaparthipan.C.B5
UG Scholor1,2,3,4, Assistant Professor5
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
SNS COLLEAGE OF TECHNOLOGY
COIMBATORE
parkavi1206@gmail.com1,rakeshrvr1998@gmail.com2,navaneethanrangaraj98@gmail.com3,krishnaraina98@gmail.com4,
sivaparthipanece@gmail.com5
ABSTRACT : This paper presents a proposal using home automation.The automation process of
home appliances and other home functions are said to be home automation. They can be
controlled with our phone, computer or even by remotely. A list of some of home automation
project which are based on various microcontroller, arduino, raspberry pi, etc. These home
automation projects are covered with detailed explanation of circuit diagrams and source
code.The microcontroller NodeMCU and the communication between the microcontroller and its
application is established via internet. If we can automate our house within (cost of smartphone
is not included as it is assumed to be owned by every individual days) and control up to 8
appliances using Google assistant. The system is implemented using ordinary household
appliances for home automation using Google assistant. This is an interactive home automation
system that is unique in its own way that it is unlike any other existing home automation system
that have been made previously.
KEYWORDS: NodeMCU(EFT8266) controller, Relay channel, Jummper wires, IFTTT.
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