This paper is a technological analysis with fundamentals of the area of mechanical engineering focused on assistive technology. A purpose is to assist the rehabilitation of lower limb gait through physiotherapeutic exercises for patients affected by the incomplete vertebral-medullar injury. The study in question had as its guiding question how to make the structure of the already dimensioned project more effective and to construct a device for the motor rehabilitation of the lower limbs of people affected by incomplete vertebral-medullar injury with a clinical report considered to favor the recovery of gait by physiotherapy? The research occurred through previous studies aimed at an incomplete vertebral-medullar injury. For the preparation of the study, the research methodology aimed at solving a specific problem through the invention/improvement of a product. With the results of the research, we obtained analysis related to the resistance of the 3D software structure that presented a good design, allowing an active construction of the prototype, which follows in the test phases.

Keywords: Rehabilitation of March, Assistive Technology, Spinal Cord Injuries.

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The paper aims at designing equipment for the prevention of pressure injuries in bedridden people. Pressure ulcers, also known as decubitus ulcers, pressure lesions, or bedsores, are lesions that occur on the skin of patients by the pressure caused by the contact of a bone surface with, in the case of bedridden, a hospital bed. Some factors aggravate the risk of developing these lesions and require special care, such as nutrition, hydration, mobility, moisture, and the use of certain medications. For decubitus ulcer prevention, the most suitable method is to change the person's position every two hours, as this procedure will relieve the pressure in the places of most significant contact, thus reducing the chances of developing ulcers. However, in hospitals, nurses are responsible for checking the patient's skin and changing the position of the patient, an activity that requires strength, making the process stressful, and increasing the time a bedridden............

Keywords: Pressure Ulcers, Prevention, Hospital Bed.

[1] S. Khojastehfar, T. N. Ghezeljeh, S. Haghani Factors related to knowledge, attitude, and practice of nurses in intensive care unit in the area of pressure ulcer prevention: A multicenter study, Journal of Tissue Viability, Vol. 29, Issue 2May 2020, Pages 76-81. DOI: 10.1016/j.jtv.2020.02.002
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Over time the production of the packaging has grown, incorporating new functions. One of the most found types of packaging in supermarkets is those of Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP). This project aims at the recycling and characterization of wastes in Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene, for its recycling. The search seeks to select a problem with a practical goal. The question raised concerns the possibility of characterization and recycling of waste. Through the collection of BOPP packaging, the evaluation of the potentiality of recycling the waste was idealized, establishing a form of the polymer mixture, to obtain a homogeneous mass. They were specifically intended to evaluate the different formulations through essays, to define the best composition, by compounding their properties and checking their possible applications. The theoretical reference focused on the studies on the packaging and the BOPP...........

Keywords: Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP), Packaging, Recycled Polypropylene.

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This paper presents a study on the adaptation of fuel stations to hydrogen fuel, which has recently been gaining ground in the automotive industry because it is used as fuel in hydrogen cells to power the car engine, causing no exhaust gases greenhouse to the earth's atmosphere. With this in mind, the group exposes as a solution to the problem of supplying large quantities of these cars, a possible adaptation of the fuel stations, starting from an electrolytic process fed by solar panels found in the cover of the fuel station, in order separate the hydrogen of water. Scientific articles were used as an aid to this research.

Keywords: Hydrogen, Electrolysis, Gas station.

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The following project involves a study about the hygienic process in the bath of quadriplegic people. The main problem of the currently available equipment is the caregiver's necessary effort during the act, since the patient does not present movement of the upper and lower limbs, thus implying a total dependence of the person with quadriplegia on his caregiver. The research proposes a remodeling of the most common model of bath chair used in the domestic and hospital environment. The treated device allows the inclination of the sanitary seat coupled to the chair using the support of a manual hydraulic piston, facilitating access to the patient's intimate areas and, consequently, better hygiene—this feature located below the seat, coupled to the frame on the front. Also, the supports for the patient's feet and arms modeled, allowing the abductor movement of the lower and upper limbs, contributing to the visualization........

Keywords: Quadriplegics, Bath chair, Assistive Technology.

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Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) is a major subsidiary of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, a worldwide supplier of energy. KOC's responsibilities include the exploration, drilling, and production of oil and gas within the State of Kuwait. The company's activities have the potential to affect the individual and community health, safety, and the environment in numerous ways. However, the company's management is committed to manage these potential impacts and risks associated with its activities and products. Consequently, Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) policy and management system has been established and designed as a comprehensive set of policies that establish a framework for management and personnel to achieve the required outlined goals. The HSEMS is a two-part system consisting of employees' attitudes and actions, as well as written documentations in a collaborative effort to excel in HSE performance.............

Keywords: Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), Gas & Condensate Network, and Kuwait Environment Public Authority (KEPA), recommendations

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The Power Electronic Converters (PECs) induces the ripple in the system which increases the losses hence efficiency of the system is reduced. In this paper Passive Ripple Cancelling Circuit (PRCC) is designed which is operated in parallel with the input inductor in converter to reduce the input inductor ripple current to increase average output power. The PRCC injects AC current across the output terminals of a converter that is equal and opposite to the normal converter ripple current. This will make the output current ripple ideally zero and smooth converter output voltage is obtained. The circuit requires filtering inductor winding, an auxiliary inductor, and small capacitor in parallel with the converter. The system is designed by employing CUK converter which is controlled such that input impedance of the source is always in agreement with the load impedance following the principle of Maximum power transfer theorem ensuring peak point operation of the PV array.

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Decades of research concludes that the most important input to organizational success is its human resources. With rapidly increasing competition among organizations, keeping employees contented with jobs has become strenuous for managers. It is believed that the key to satisfaction of employees lies in a pleasant working environment which includes its ergonomic features as well as the socio-political scenario of the workplace. The level of pleasantness depends on individual responsesto it which are influenced by the age and designation of the employees. By clearly understanding the relationship between these demographic features and the satisfaction with theworking environment, it may be possible to make alterations in organizational culture to have more gratified employees. This research is a case study on employees of Jamshoro Power Company Limited; a public sector power generation company. The paperexploresimpact of employee demographics (age and designation) on their.............

Keywords: Demographics; JPCL; Job Satisfaction; Work environment.

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Intelligent computing technologies invented by human, have reached and jumped over the level of human accuracy level with time. Intelligence software on machine learning like Image recognition systems have reached the accuracy level from 72% to 96% from 2010 to 2015[1]. ML is a technology that works at the crossroads of data science, computer science and statistics as shown in figure 1. As a result , it is using essentials of all the three fields, collects, learn from data & patterns based on it for future predictions and action to be taken[2]. Almost every field in our daily life is occupied by machine learning applications. Healthcare, education, anomaly detection and pattern , voice recognition are some of the examples of Machine learning. According to Investors Guide to Artificial Intelligence published on 2017, by 2021, The Business Intelligence (BI) & analytics market within, Data Science objectives that support machine learning are envisioned to grow at a 13% CAGR.

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Here effects of variable viscosity and thermal conductivity and magnetic field effect on the free convection and mass transfer flow through porous medium with constant suction/heat flux is studied The boundary layer equations are transformed in to ordinary differential equations with similarity transformations. The effects of variable viscosity and thermal conductivity on velocity profile, temperature profile and concentration profiles are investigated by solving the governing transformed ordinary differential equations with the help of Runge-Kutta shooting method and plotted graphically.

Keywords: Variable viscosity, thermal conductivity, magnetic field. MSC(2000): 47.10AD

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As digitalization increases nowadays the security system is widely based on the digital data and this increases the demand of biometric. For this the main concern always is the secure and accurate system. With the advancement in this area we come to the conclusion that the multi-biometric system is more reliable, accurate and secure in comparison to unimodal biometric system. So the focus for research is shifted to the multi-biometric systems. Multi-biometric system has different fusion levels and in this paper we present comparative analysis of different fusion levels. Multi-biometric systems are more reliable, secure and accurate than the unimodal systems. Here we use the face and fingerprint as the biometric traits. In this paper we found out the best fusion level for the particular biometric trait on the bases of accuracy of the system. Multi-biometrics have many applications in various areas among which the healthcare digital transformation is one of them. And with the advancement of technology in the area of healthcare the IOMT emerges as the new trend in the world of healthcare and multi-biometric give the security and accuracy which this area is needed.

Keywords: Biometric, Fusion, Sensors, Match Score, FAR, FRR, FMR, ROC, EER, IOMT, MDI.

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In this work,we introduced the definition of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Hyponormal operator acting on an IFH-space, i.e.an operator 𝕋∈𝐼𝐹𝐵(ℋ) is Intuitionistic Fuzzy Hyponormalif 𝕋∗𝑎 ≤ 𝕋𝑎 ,∀𝑎∈ℋor equivalently 𝕋∗𝕋−𝕋𝕋∗≥0and given some elementary properties of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Hyponormal operator on an IFH-space. Also, we introduced some definitions like intuitionistic fuzzy invariant, eigenvalues, eigenvectors and eigenspaces which are related to Intuitionistic Fuzzy Hyponormal operator in IFH-space.

Keywords: Intuitionistic Fuzzy Adjoint operator (IFA-operator), Intuitionistic Fuzzy Hilbert space (IFH-space), Intuitionistic Fuzzy Hyponormal operator (IFHN-operator),Intuitionistic FuzzyInvariant (IF-invariant), Intuitionistic Fuzzy Normal operator (IFN-operator), IntuitionisticFuzzy Self-Adjoint operator (IFSA-operator).

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Unified power qualityconditioner (UPQC) is one of the mostpromisingcustomizeddeviceused to mitigate power quality (PQ) issues particularly at distribution side. There are numerous topologies are available in literature for UPQC control design. In this paper a five-level neutral point clamped UPQC is proposed to mitigate PQ issues. A comparative analysis is alsopesentedwith the conventional PI controllerbased design and the cascaded H-bridge based UPQC controller. The basic approach of UPQC is to regulateloadside voltage and maintain low THD content particularly at grid side. The proposed five-level neutral point clamped UPQC is capable of maintaining low THD at grid side and alsoregulates the load voltages.

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Background: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is the most abundant type of plastic waste in the city. The most effective way to manage HDPE waste is by recycling. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of heating temperature and HDPE waste melting time on the tensile test of recycled plastic boards. The results of this study will be used to determine the optimum temperature and time of the smelting process of HDPE waste which will be used to produce plastic boards that will be used as raw material for creative products. Materials and Methods: The material used in this research is the HDPE bottle cap which will be recycled chopped using a crusher machine to make...........

Key Word: Waste, HDPE, Temperature, Time, Modulus Young

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Electronic word of mouth through various social media communities have gained much importance now a days, consumers can now share their opinions and experiences about different brands with other potential consumers that will help them to make buying decisions. The main aim of this study is to summarize the past studies about the influence of electronic word of mouth (eWOM)on consumers' purchase intention and also finding out gaps in the existing knowledge. Although there is a large body of knowledge available on the electronic word of mouth (eWOM), but sufficient researches have not been conducted on electronic word of mouth and its relation with purchase intention. The purpose of this study is to systematically examine and review the current literature that is availableon eWOM and consumers purchase intention.This study contributes to the academic knowledge by identifying some research gaps in the existing literature and by providing directions for future research.

Keywords: eWOM, Brand Image, Social Networking Sites(SNS's), information adoption model(IAM) Information Acceptance Model (IACM),purchase intention.

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Non Toll Flyover construction Capt. Tendean - Blok M - Cileduk package Adam Malik is one of the infrastructure projects in Indonesia are carried out by the Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta with Design and Build contract system and its funding comes from the Expenditure and Revenue Budget (APBD). However, in the implementation of the project, there are several obstacles that one of them is Team internal and external collaboration is not maximized, causing the occurrence of construction waste. In this research conducted a survey to identify the influence and interests of each team that has influence in construction waste, from these survey results analyzed by Structural Equation Modelling. Then compiled a pattern of relationships successful team collaboration in reducing construction waste in construction projects Non Toll Flyover Capt. Tendean - Blok M - Cileduk package Adam Malik. Based on the results of the study are that a team of external influence on the project of construction waste.

Keywords: Structural Equation Modelling, Collaboration Team, Design and Build Project, construction waste

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The Computed Tomography (CT) technique is mostly used by radiologists for reliable detection and diagnosis of disease. In last few years so many people are suffering from kidney tumours. The kidney tumours are found in early stage, by proper treatment the patient may recover. An efficient tool is required to analyse the large images which contains heavy information for disease diagnoses and treatment. Using Segmentation unusual masses (kidney lesions) can be detected from abdominal CT scan images. The accuracy is depends on feature selection and classification technique used. There are number of models proposed in literature, but there is no unique model consistently and effectively predicting kidney lesions. Accurate kidney lesions detection is a challenge in the Medical Image.........

Keywords: Computed Tomography, kidney lesions, Segmentation, Particle Swarm Optimization, Support Vector Machines

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Hyperbolic location method based on ultrasonic Lamb wave is proposed in this paper. Compared with Ellipse location method, Hyperbolic location method has the advantages of no need of material parameter information, no frequency dispersion relation and no influence of anisotropy. It can be better applied to damage detection of composite laminates

Keywords: Lamb waves, Hyperbolic location method, Composites, Damage imaging

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