As all we know we are living in the era of 4G technology where everyone using internet in their daily life. Now a days internet become our need , so as per our need most of the human beings are using Internet of Things based wearable devices for their different kind of application. In this paper basically we talk about WSN node which is used for the monitoring of temperature & humidity in remote location. As per this paper basically we proposed a system which is based on WSN and this system is able to capture the live temperature & humidity in remote location. Device is working on small 220 mah battery with long battery life. This system architecture is based onESP8266-01.

Key words: WSN, IoT, Small, Remote, Temprature.

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The world is presently confronted with the twin crises of fossil fuel depletion and environmental degradation. As such, the situation demands for an alternate source of energy that can be used to overcome the forecasted future energy crisis. Biodiesel is proved to be the best replacement for diesel. This paper is mainly concentrated on the biofuel (produced from Waste Cooking oil) blends and their effects on performance characteristics like thermal efficiency (BTE), BSFC and exhaust gas temperature (EGT). The experiments were conducted for different blends of biofuel with that of the pure diesel. The results suggest that as the biofuels blend increases their will be increase in BTE, BSFC and EGT

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This paper presents a study that was conducted on the use of IR sensors for robot navigation. Two types of IR sensors, a passive IR (PIR) sensor and a proximity IR sensor were studied. These sensors were used to detect relative motion of IR emitting bodies and to measure distance respectively. The results showed sensitivity of the proximity IR sensor depends on texture of a surface and the optimum configurations of the sensors were determined. The PIR sensor can be used to detect a human body, heated object and also suitable for fire (flame) detection. It senses within 15feet of the detection area. The proximity IR sensor can be used to measure distance and it is very accurate for short distances of about 10cm to 35cm. However, it is not suitable for detecting mirrored and or glass surfaces.

Keywords: Passive IR (PIR), Proximity IR, IR emitting bodies

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Social networks are increased in present days because of communication between different users like Face book, Google and Twitter. Major fundamental issue behind online social networks is control user's messages in-front of sharing rumour related messages and posts unwanted messages. It is still challenge to define user's share other user's details in social network communication. So that in this paper, Greedy Hubristic based Advanced Short Text Classifier (CHASTC). To classify filtering with rumour related classification for multi user's interaction in social networks. This hybrid approach gives direct control to users to control unwanted data posted on own space. Our proposed approach works with rule based filtering system, which consists a customized filtering for unwanted content in online social networks. Our experimental results show efficient filtering results with comparison of traditional techniques.

Keywords: Unwanted messages, filtering data, classification, clustering approach, online social networks.

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Folk culture is the culture of common people. it is completely differ from the aristocratic culture. Compare to the other culture it has no firmness in its rules and regulation. It is the culture of unfamous and unknown village people. Among the four chief parts of the folk culture, performing art form is the best. Performing is the main thing of the performing art form. The act of performing show us the real picture of the oral culture. On the other way one can able to see the scene of the folk culture through the act of the common artist. Genetical dance, song and drama is the internal elements of the performing art. With the purpose of make it being visible and hearable state, the artist do his best. It is only possible because of the a ct of performing. After all, the performing art is that which

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Although inter-vehicle communications (IVC) technologies intend to improve driving safety and enable infotainment applications, empirical testing within large-scale deployments remains cost-prohibitive, thus highlighting the need for ac- curate simulation models. While using current models, sim- ulation practitioners limit future extensions and produce in- consistent results by choosing different design assumptions, thus motivating the following research objective: the goal of this research is to assess VANET network effectiveness by highly parameterizing in simulation mobility, radio prop- agation, and MAC/PHY models that realistically represent VANET scenarios. We develop a simulation script for ns-3 that we execute for several realistic VANET scenarios and compare routing throughput, end-to-end delay, and safety message packet delivery ratio (PDR) to assess routing pro- tocol performance of AODV and DSDV. We find that by combining synthetic highway or realistic vehicu- lar traces with parametric sensitivity, VANET network and routing protocol performance can be meaningfully assessed

.VANET routing protocol;performance;ns-3

Water is contaminated by the dissolution of the minerals and salts from the ground, elimination of waste from the industries and from other sources. One of the contaminations of water is by Fluoride. It may enter into the water by the waste elimination from the industries into the rivers or the streams, by the soil which has high fluoride content in it and from many other sources.In this study the fluoride is removed by the help of the adsorption by stone polishing slurry asadsorbent. Adsorption studies were conducted on the stone polishing slurry as the function of the contact time, dosage and the pH. Were 73% of the removal efficiency was seen at 90 min of the time, 85% at 1.8gms of the dosage and the pH was about 6 for removal of 93%. Langmuir isotherm, Freundlich isotherm and Temkin isotherms were also studied and the rate of adsorption obeys first order rate equation.

Fluoride, Adsorption, Kinetics,Isotherms.

Online college magazine is a project developed to support students in exhibiting their skills . Online magazine provides a platform for students to exhibit their talent by exhibiting their articles. This online college magazine can replace the printed version. By introducing this online magazine students get more knowledge. This application provides students to speak their mind out and thus in stills in them a sense of independence and individuality. This application creates a user-friendly interactive place where students/faculty can share their ideas. Ratings on article creates a healthy competition amongst students. It will be an open website, and everybody will have access to view articles.

Moderators, Spammers / automatic bots

Hexavalent chromium is considered as a severe environmental pollutant through industries. Studies using adsorbents for controlling Cr (VI) is the mainstream of research on pollution control methods. The activated carbon produced from eucalyptus leaves was physically and chemically activated (ZnCl2) and utilized as an adsorbent for the removal of Cr (VI) from aqueous solution. Adsorption experiments were carried out in a batch process and various experimental parameters such as the effect of contact time, carbon dosage, and pH on percentage removal have been studied.The removal of Cr (VI) was found to be dependent on pH.Equilibrium data were fitted with Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms.

Keywords: Hexavalent chromium, Activated carbon, Adsorption, Eucalyptus leaves.

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With the aim of making computers behave as humans in many aspects for satisfying and meeting the changing needs of human from manufacturing unit to the household unit robotics, automation and artificial intelligence has been a distinct key player. Military is the area which need most of automation to reduce the human victim. There are many human controlled robots which are already applied in military field. Making this robots more intelligent will be a blessing to our country. This can be possible by using a microcontroller which behaves intelligently. Raspberry pi is that platform which provides AI support. This can be done by using open CV which provides computer vision which is nothing but computer eye that can interpret human visual system. This project focuses on building.............

Keywords: Open CV, RF receiver and transmitter, live streaming,

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The aim of this study is to evaluate the performance of 23.5MLD Sewage Treatment Plant locatedat Sangli which is based on latest C-Tech Technology (Cyclic Activated Sludge Technology). Water samples were collected from raw inlet and treated outlet and analyzed for the major waste-water quality parameters, such as pH, Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Total Suspended Solids (TSS) etc.The overall performance efficiency of 23.5 MLD Sewage treatment plant will be evaluated by collecting samples for the period of 3 months.

Keywords: BOD,COD,Cyclic Activated Sludge Technology, TSS etc.

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In this paper, the soil samples collected from agriculture area are studied for The Physico-Chemical study of soil is based on various parameter like PH, Electrical Conductivity(EC),Total Organic Carbon, Available Nitrogen (N), Available Phosphorus (P2O5) ,Zn,Fe,Mn,K andCu.. The analysis of nutrient is done in order to measure the nutrient that is present in the soil and it provides all the necessary information that is required in order to set the target of nutrient application. It also allows the detection and monitoring of the changes in the parameters of soil. The result depends on quality of soil samples.

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Classic assignment problem is special case of linear programming problem. This is generally made on one to one basis. This paper is survey of the variations of the assignment problem. Assignment problems involve optimally matching the elements of two or more sets, where the dimension of the problem refers to the number of sets of elements to be matched. The intention here is to identify what these variations are and to make it easier for a researcher trying to develop some variation of the assignment problem for a particular application.

Keywords: Assignment problem, Hungarian method, linear programming problem,

[1] Shweta Singh,G.C.Dubey, Rajesh Shrivastava, Comparative analysis of Assignment problem, IOSR Journal of Engineering (IOSRJEN) (2012)

[2] A.Seethalakshmy, Dr.N.Srinivasan, A New Methodology for solving A Maximization Assignment Problem, International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology, (2016)
[3] A Critique of the Hungarian Method of Solving Assignment Problem to the Alternate Method of Assignment Problem by mansi..
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Poultry companies develop technical standards in which insecticides from the Pyrethroid Group are used to control insects and ectoparasites in aviary environment. This work presents an investigation through scanning electron microscopy on the macrofauna identification that develops in the poultry house. Although those living organisms are not harmful to the birds (are part of the local trophic chain) they act as fungi spores vectors and their dead carcasses as substrate for fungi colonies growth. The micrographs showed the insects isolated from the poultry litter with the birds still lodged (and their anatomical fungi spores hidden/trapped sites). Beetles isolated were from Alphitobius and Carcinops genus............

Keywords: insects, Mites, Microscopy, Pesticides, Poultry litter, Pyrethroids.

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The leather-footwear industry became responsible for the generation of a large amount of solid waste, mostly received in landfills. However, this would be the final option for its disposal, exhausted all possibilities for its reuse. In this scenario, there are alternatives for the treatment or reuse of these wastes such as coprocessing, a non-commercial waste recovery process, which consists of the recovery and recycling of waste for use as partial substitutes for the fuel and raw material in the process of production of cement (clinker). Incineration is a thermal waste treatment process and thermal hydrolysis consisting of the breaking of molecules that results in gelatin, which in the case of leather produces fertilizer. The heat generated allows its use as a form of production of electric energy and steam. This paper will present a study of the possible alternatives of waste disposal, with the objective of studying a way of transforming this waste into electric power generation, in order to be used by the companies of the footwear segment of the Paranhana valley region in RS, since the economy of this region revolves around this segment.

Keywords: Electricity, coprocessing, waste, incineration, thermal hydrolysis.

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