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Performance of Switched Inductor-qZSI on different Controls Methods for PV Application
Authors: Chandra Shekhar Singh Chandal, Saket Kumar Singh, Ajit Kumar  
Published: December 2023

The performance of the Switched Inductor Quasi Impedance Source Inverter (SL-qZSI) for the Simple, Maximum, and Maximum Constant Boost Control Methods for PV Application is compared in this study. Because a second DC-DC converter must be added to the inverter circuit to achieve the desired output due to the significant voltage differential between the AC output side and the DC input side, the suggested control technique intends to increase the efficiency of the DC/AC converter. This two-stage system i.e., DC-DC conversion and then DC to AC conversion not only reduces the efficiency but also dilutes the dynamic response. Researchers have recently suggested alternative ZSI to maximize the boost factor and enhance the functionality of the inverters (Input Side). To satisfy both requirements, SL-qZSI is suggested. The SL-qZSI enhances input current and reliability compared to conventional ZSI. Additionally, compared to other ZSI, the proposed SL-qZSI has lower shoot-through (ST) current, current stress on inductors & diodes, and voltage stress on capacitors. Additionally, it prevents the starting inrush current, which may harm the equipment. The boost factor and gain of the maximum boost control are found to be high compared to others for the same value of the modulation index in the control component, but a large inductor is needed due to the significant ripple in the input current and shoot-through current. The inductor's high value results in an increase in both the inverter's size and price. Results from simulations have been run under the PV panel's Standard Test settings.
Investigation On Tensile Properties Of Aluminum 7075 - Silica Particles -Boron Fiber- Reinforced Hybrid Metal Matrix Composites
Authors: Vinayakumar R, Dr. H Ramakrishna  
Published: December 2023

Hybrid metal matrix composites (MMCs), particularly those using an Aluminum 7075 (Al7075) base combined with silica particles and boron fibers, have emerged as a focal point in engineering for their superior strength-to-weight ratio. This study examines a composite of Al7075 reinforced with varying amounts of silica particles (0%, 2%, 4%, 6%) and boron fibers (1%, 3%, 5%, 7%). The research aims to discern the impact of these reinforcements on the composite's tensile properties. Employing the stir casting technique, these reinforcements were melted into the Al7075 matrix. The composites underwent tensile testing to gauge their mechanical performance, with a tensometer measuring tensile strength. The findings indicate that the inclusion of silica and boron fibers enhances tensile strength, with the greatest increase of 43.5% rise in tensile stress observed in the sample with 6% silica and 7% boron fiber. Variance analysis reveals that silica contributes 85.51% to the strength, boron fiber contributes 12.70%, and there is an error margin of 1.49%. Furthermore, a comparison of experimental, regression, and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) predicted values confirms consistency within an error margin of 5.86%.
Cost-Efficient Deep Learning Model for Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis: Leveraging Unsupervised Learning Composite Network
Authors: Ayushi Lowanshi, Nitesh Rastogi  
Published: December 2023

Despite this, the mortality rate associated with CRC is among the highest of all malignancies. Even while prompt and accurate diagnosis can significantly improve patient outcomes, traditional diagnostic procedures are usually expensive, invasive, and time-consuming. This is despite the fact that rapid diagnosis can significantly improve patient outcomes. Deep learning has emerged as a potential avenue for the diagnosis of cancer, despite the prohibitive nature of the costs associated with developing robust models in terms of both computational and financial resources. In this article, the authors offer a deep learning model that is optimized for the diagnosis of colorectal cancer at a low cost. The model was trained using an unsupervised learning composite network (ULCN). Unsupervised learning is utilized by the ULCN in order to pre-process enormous amounts of unlabeled data in order to cut down on the necessary volume of labelled data as well as the associated cost. Our model was able to capitalize on the underlying structures and patterns in the data, which allowed it to perform far better than other methods available at the time on a test set of histopathological images. The unsupervised feature extraction phase significantly reduced the amount of time required for training, hence showcasing the efficiency of the model. The findings indicate that by combining unsupervised learning into deep learning systems, it may be possible to create a diagnostic tool that is more easily accessible and scalable in clinical settings.
Induction Programme as A Process of Employee Socialization
Authors: Dr. Premajyothi. D  
Published: December 2023

Induction means the introduction of newly appointed employees and to the organisation by providing him relevant information so that he may not experience any difficulty in discharging his duties and responsibilities properly and effectively.
Induction is considered as an important part of a company’s human resource practices. Many aspects should be addressed when discussing the importance and objectives of an induction process. Induction can be defined as the process and support provided by the organization in order to help a new employee to learn to know the new organization and its members as well as the expectations and tasks of the job.
Employee retention and knowledge management is increasingly becoming the watch word of HR professionals. The process towards successful implementation of a knowledge management process and retention policy starts right from the moment the employee enters an organization. An induction program is one of the first and primary components of the process. (Foot and Hook (1999) presents induction as an important aspect of employee retention as it is the first process that the new employee faces and the way it is managed often reflects the values of a company. Paying special attention to the first impression made by the company will make the new employee feel valued and expected. With employee turnover being high, especially in the knowledge industry the importance of induction cannot be felt more now than ever. Ingersoll and Smith (2004) rightly put it as a support, guidance and orientation program for a new entrant. Many organizations though, consider it as just another formality and fail to understand the long term riches that it could yield. The effects of a good induction program needs to be analyzed not immediately but after a lapse of sufficient period.
Design And Analysis of a Pipe Inspection Caterpillar Robot Using Different Materials
Authors: A. Johnson, Dr. P. Rajendran, Dr. Sriram Venkatesh  
Published: December 2023

The development of a pipe inspection robot employing caterpillar locomotion and constructed with PLA and ABS materials entails a comprehensive process. Beginning with the delineation of specific requirements, such as size and inspection capabilities, the conceptual design is conceived, outlining the robot's features. The subsequent phase involves meticulous 3D modelling using software like SolidWorks, followed by ANSYS analysis to simulate and optimize the robot's structural integrity, stress distribution, and overall performance. PLA and ABS are chosen as 3D printing materials, with PLA offering ease of printing and biodegradability, while ABS contributes durability and temperature resistance. The prototype is then constructed, incorporating motors, sensors, and the caterpillar locomotion system. ANSYS analysis is employed to assess the robot's behaviour under varying conditions, ensuring robustness and reliability. The iterative process of testing and refining the design leads to the optimization of the robot's performance. The final steps involve thorough documentation, regulatory compliance checks, and potential scalability for diverse applications, culminating in the deployment of the caterpillar robot for effective pipe inspection tasks.
This paper delves into the design and static structural analysis of a caterpillar robot model utilizing ANSYS, with a specific emphasis on assessing two distinct materials: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) and Polylactic acid (PLA). The study involves a comprehensive comparison of various parameters between the two materials, aiming to provide insights into their respective performance and suitability for the caterpillar robot's structural components.
Failure Analysis of Hybrid FREP Composites Laminated Bonded Tubular Lap Joints
Authors: K. Susheela, Prof P. Ramesh Babu  
Published: December 2023

Fibre-reinforced polymer composites have found extensive applications in the oil, gas industries. The use of interlayer Hybrid composite pipes are used in several engineering applications is increasing due to their superior properties such as high specific strength, high chemical resistance and resistance to UV rays .Hybrid composite adherends lap joints need to be explored to develop a cost-effective combination of materials to address the certain complex behavior due to hybridization . It is essential to understand the mechanical behavior of Hybrid Tubular Lap Joints (HTLJ) to provide design guidelines for safe performance of joint. In the present work Failure analysis of the adhesively bonded HTLJ is performed. Stress distributions within the joint region are estimated under tensile load. Failure indices at critical interfaces are evaluated by using Quadratic Failure Criterion (QFC).The failure index values of HTLJ were obtained for different overlap lengths. Effective overlap length for suitable performance of the joint is determined based on the Tsai-Wu failure criterion.
Fan Tokens Analysis: Reshaping Sports Industry with Non-Fungible Tokens
Authors: Pooja Singhal, Ritu Gupta, Shashi Bhushan, Avishek Choudhuri  
Published: December 2023

Purpose: This analysis examines the trend of using non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to represent digital collectibles, specifically in the context of the sports industry. The use of NFTs, or NFT-FAN tokens, allows for the creation of unique and verifiable digital collectibles that can be bought, sold, and traded on Blockchain marketplaces. This trend has the potential to reshape the sports industry by providing new revenue streams for teams and players, as well as giving fans a new way to engage with and show support for their favourite teams and players. The analysis will explore the current state of the NFT-FAN token market, its potential impact on the sports industry, and the challenges and opportunities it presents.
Design/Methodology/Approach: This research attempts to identify the market cap for NFT Tokens with UFA Champions Football League case study analysis in three stages. The first stage is Data preprocessing, followed by market analysis and finally observed market cap ups and downs along with types of NFT Tokens.
Findings: The finding shows 1) Most and Least Traded Token in Last 24 Hours 2) Lowest and Maximum priced FAN Token
Originality//Value: This research brings the importance of FAN Token in the field of sports industry and trend for NFTs Token Market Cap in sports industry.
Application Of Rd-Fuzzy Topology In Selection Of Roads To Travel Based On Traffic
Authors: K. Kamala  
Published: December 2023

Road traffic is the main concern of every person who is travelling along the road. This traffic directly related with the hurdles persisting among the roads. These hurdles measured as a value between 0 to 1, which in turn satisfy the topological axioms called rd-fuzzy topology. The best routes for the drivers discovered by treating the overall road network of the city as graph and using the cyclic path covering number of graphs and compactness property of rd-fuzzy topology. Finally, some of the basic topological properties proved in this rd-fuzzy topology.
Visual Inspection Of Structures - Primary Aspect Of Structural Health Assessment
Authors: Sangeeta Pandey, Ajay Kumar Sinha  
Published: December 2023

This article focuses on importance of visual inspection to observe conditions that can lead to structural and non-structural failures in civil construction. The subject article is based on structural failure reports information, condition assessment in generalized manner and practices which are being accepted in normal practices. Visual inspection procedures may help to identify the structural deficiencies in particular structural elements prior to becoming critical to challenge overall stability of integrated structure. Only generalized dangers can be revealed in visual inspections of the deterioration of structures. Experienced structural engineer is required for complete analysis of major structural defects.
Trends, Influential Authors and Emerging Themes in Intelligent Personal Assistants: A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Dr. Bharti, Pooja Yadav, Arjun Singh Yadav  
Published: December 2023

Purpose- This study aims to analyse the existing work done in the area of intelligent personal assistants using comprehensive bibliometric analysis and suggest directions for future research in this domain.
Design/approach/methodology- A systematic procedure, step by step was carried out for this analysis. After using a predefined search string, we were left with 317 articles published in reputed journals in the database of Scopus. To understand this domain's current state, execution of bibliographic coupling and keyword analysis was done and future directions were suggested.
Findings- We used the VOSviewer for analysing and visualising data. The results of this study show the trends of publication in the field of Intelligent Personal Assistants along with the most contributing countries, authors, and journals. The authors of the United States and the United Kingdom were observed to have the highest number of collaborations. Seven clusters were identified after using bibliographic analysis. At last, this study suggested a future road map by keyword analysis in the field of Intelligent Personal Assistants.
Originality/value- The interest of researchers has increased in the field of Intelligent personal assistants over the past decades. There is a large volume of existing research in this field, still this literature is insufficient for providing complete knowledge of Intelligent Personal Assistants.
Gamma Graph Γ(Z_n)(γ) Of Zero Divisor Graph Of A Finite Commutative Ring Z_n
Authors: Sheeja C, Nidha D  
Published: December 2023

Consider the family of γ-sets of a zero-divisor graph of finite commutative ring and define the γgraphs (γ) = ( of to be the graph whose vertice V(γ) corresponds 1-to-1 with the γ-sets , say S1 and S2, form an edge in E(γ) if there exist a vertex vÎ such that (i)v is adjacent to and (ii) and Using this definition, we investigate the interplay between the graph theoretic properties of and and the ring theoretic properties of Further, we prove that are an Eulerian and Hamiltonian.
Digital Marketing and Its Effect on Growth of Small Business in Select Areas of Pune City with special reference to Home Care Products
Authors: Dr. Krishna Sharma Dr. Bharti Jagdale Dr. Nilesh Patil  
Published: December 2023

The main purpose of this research paper is to identify the effect of digital marketing on small business. In present time every business has digitalized and using online platform to promote business. Study reveals even small pan shop owners as well as “Bhajiwala” collect payment through paytm, googlepay which indicates that how digital world has affected to business community. Digital Marketing provides cost effective solution to promote company products and enhances the reach to target customers in most efficient manner. This paper also addresses the issues related to their growth, brand acceptance and recognition and in the development of trust factor among customers. In present research previous research work has been examined and questionnaire to collect the primary data was developed. Study is limited to 117 small scale business working in the vicinity of select areas of Pune city are considered which includes small traders and manufactures.

Research Methodology:
In present research paper convenience sampling method is used and data was collected through online and offline mode. Collected data was analyzed and evaluated by using descriptive statistics and relevant statistical test were applied to test the hypothesis.
Introspecting social alienation in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go
Authors: S. Anish Joseph, Dr.  M. Saji  
Published: December 2023

Kazuo Ishiguro was born in Nagasaki, Japan, in 1954. His nine works of fiction acclaimed various honours around the world specifically Booker prize and Nobel Prize in Literature. His works has been translated into over fifty languages. The publication of award-winning novel, “The Remains of the Day” made him the most famous European novelist at the age of thirty-five. His sixth novel, “Never Let Me Go” deals with three individuals who were brought up as clones in an elite place called Hailsham.
This current paper will reflect on how each characters perceive the world and how isolated they feel amidst countless people around the world. Ishiguro’s novels are filled with memories, their potential to forget, to silent, to digress and distort and above all to haunt. “Never Let Me Go” is a novel written through the vision of Kathy who is now thirty-one years old and has been a carer for more than eleven years. She reminisces about her relationship with Tommy and Ruth. Tommy is continuously bullied by fellow students for his lack of creativity and is prone to uncontrollable rage but otherwise he is kind and sweet. On the other hand, Ruth is controlling and always pretend to be a special person than she was.
Repressed Love: A Study Of Love’s Repression In Twilight Series
Authors: Samlin Golda S R, Dr. J. Mary Stella  
Published: December 2023

The paper “Repressed Love: A Study of Love’s Repression in Twilight Series” attempts to read Stephenie Meyer’s two works, Twilight(2007)and New Moon(2007), with the Freudian framework, particularly with the concepts of id and ego. This analysis provides a better view of how the characters are moved based on certain ideas from psychology, especially Freud’s concepts used in analysingthe Twilight series. This paper seeks to provide a more comprehensible perspective on Twilight’s story and its characters, exploring their complex responses to desire, fear and love. The paper argues that the characters in the novels exhibit a desire for love, and later, in the course of time, the desire is repressed because of various reasons. The research mainly focuses on the primary characters, Edward, Bella and Jacob Black. These characters have very deep feelings for one another, and this study looks at how they manage to conceal or withhold such emotions. Thus, the aim of the paper is to bring out instances of repression of the desire for love.
Loss Of Identity And Agony Of Alienation: An Evaluationof Rohinton Mistry’s Such A Long Journey
Authors: Alagesh . J, Dr. J. Mary Stella  
Published: December 2023

The themes of Mistry’s novels centre on empowering patterns in a society that silences individual voices. Superstitions and mental or physical limits are also depicted in his fiction. He is more concerned in exposing the issues facing the untouchables, the underprivileged members of society, and their oppressed status. Indian-diasporic author Rohinton Mistry explores themes of immigration and self-identity crises in his works. The present paper addresses alienation as a worldwide issue with regard to English-language writing by Indian authors. The term primarily refers to English-language works written by writers who are Indian by birth, ancestry, or nationality and which evoke the essence of Indian culture, ethos, homeland, and geography. These works are populated by men who identify as Indian or of Indian descent and who reside in India or any other country in the world. Specifically, Rohinton Mistry’s Such a Long Journey is the subject of this paper.
Study of problems faced by Women Entrepreneurs with special reference to Self Help Groups in Eranakulam District
Authors: Leya Gilbert. Dr. A. Mohamed Siddique  
Published: December 2023

Entrepreneurship is the act of being an entrepreneur, which can be defined as "one who takes over the world, innovations, finance and business acumen in an effort to transform innovations into economic goods". This may result in new organizations or may be part of revitalizing mature organizations in response to a perceived opportunity. An entrepreneur is a person who has possession of a new enterprise, venture or idea and is accountable for the inherent risks and the outcome. When women enter into a business venture a women entrepreneur is born. Lack of specific skills and restriction on availability of any meaningful employment in the rural or semi rural areas compels a woman to start her own business.
A Self-Help Group (SHG) is a registered or unregistered group of micro entrepreneurs having homogenous social and economic backgrounds, voluntarily coming together to save regular small sums of money. They mutually agree to contribute to a common fund and to meet their emergency needs on the basis of mutual help. Also it is a group of people who pool in their resources to become financially stable by taking loans from the money collected by that group and by making everybody of that group self-employed.
However a lot of SHG’s face a lot of problems and close down after venturing into their own enterprises. In the present paper the researchers have made an attempt to find out and analyse the reasons for success or failure of the business ventures as established by women SHG’s in the city of Eranakulam.
Kalaignar Contribution into Tamil
Authors: S. Sheela, Dr. A. Devaraj  
Published: December 2023

Karunanidhi’s explanation for his concerns regarding social justice and federalism came from literature, namely from his perusal of certain Tamil writings. Nearly all of the accolades made to M. Karunanidhi in the days that followed his passing included the words “social justice” and “Tamil literary enthusiast.” This is not unexpected. Up to almost the very end of his life, Karunanidhi took great pride in his work as a writer. He contributed nearly every day to Murasoli, the DMK newspaper. His letters to his legion of brothers-in-arms. Naturally, his greatest-known credit is that of a stage and movie writer. However, he wrote in a variety of genres, including poetry, short stories, literary essays, novels about history and society, and sharp journalism. He had also been an actor in his teens. He had an extensive understanding of music. Writing was an integral part of Karunanidhi’s politics. His literary and cultural works, which primarily drew on the Sangam corpus of poetry, were celebrations of the value of Tamil civilization, which was one of the key ways in which his writerly personality informed his political selfhood. His capacity to refer to this poetry and even quote directly from them during social or political speeches made him a respectable heir to a bygone era free from the taint of caste and Brahminical Hinduism. His evident pleasure in reading Tamil works from antiquity to the present day, as well as the speed with which he articulated it, distinguished him as a mentor and an exemplary figure for his fellow Tamils.