Variety of monoid recognizable l-fuzzy languages |
Author : Ajitha Kumari K & Ramesh Kumar P |
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Abstract :Here we study l-fuzzy languages recognized by finite monoids. We show that the class
of monoid recognizable l-fuzzy languages is closed under scalar products, quotients, inverse
homomorphic images and c-cuts. We introduce the notion of variety of monoid recognizable
l-fuzzy languages. Also we obtain an Eilenberg type variety theorem for l-fuzzy languages. |
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BARRIERS ANALYSIS FOR SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING IMPLEMENTATION IN INDIAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES USING INTERPRETIVE STRUCTURAL MODELLING |
Author : Priyanka Pathak and M.P. Singh |
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Abstract :The paper analyses SM barriers in Indian manufacturing industries. The analysis
process begins with review of articles for identifying core barriers and developing a
structural model using ISM. The purpose of using ISM is to find dependent and driving
factors out of those barriers so that industries can get benefited by working in full
capacity for removing the most hurdlers and keeping in mind the less ones and society
can get benifited through proper implementation of SM in those industries |
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ANN MODEL OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS |
Author : Mallikarjuna Huggi, S.R. Mise |
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Abstract :In this work, total solids reduction process was numerically modeled with
response surface methodology (RSM) and Artificial neural network (ANN) models.
The experimental data was used for training these models. Amplitude of the ultrasonic
waves, time of ultrasonication and total solids present in the sludge are input to the
model. These factors are varied to five levels and by conducting design of
experiments, the actual values were measured. The response surface methodology was
used to determine the relation between the factors and total reduction in solids. To
overcome the flaws in the response surface methodology, an artificial neural network
model is developed and the results of the ANN models are compared with RSM models
and experimentally measured values. |
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FABRICATION OF OIL EXTRACTION MACHINE FROM JATROPHA SEEDS AND BLENDING PROCESS FOR BIODIESEL |
Author : A K Murthy, Girisha.C, Mohammed Imran, Arvind Swamy G, Kripesh B an dMukesh S P |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Diminishing fossil fuel resources, unstable/increasing prices of oil, environmental
issues, global warming/climatic shifts, and allied problems have led the world to focus
on alternate, environmental friendly, and renewable energy sources. Among many
experimental candidates, production of biodiesel from Jatropha curcas L. has gained
significant importance. More than 40 countries in the world are evaluating the
potential of using this pure plant oil for manufacturing diesel. Biodiesel is a fuel type
that has already been proven suitable for use in diesel engines. The non-edible
vegetable oil of Jatropha curcas, which grows in tropical and subtropical climates
across the developing world, promises a commercially viable alternative to diesel.
Jatropha oil is renewable, environmental friendly and can be easily produced in rural
areas. Countries of South-East Asia, such as Malaysia, they are going to start the
establishment of Jatropha plantations assuming that Jatropha will be the main
resource for biodiesel production. This paper presents the design and fabrication of
an efficient Jatropha oil expelling machine. Further carrying out transesterification
process on Jatropha oil to get Jatropha biodiesel. |
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PADDY THRESHER AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF PADDY STRAW |
Author : Dr. A K Murthy, Santhosh Kumar B K, Prashanth P, Pavan Kumar P, Nitesh Kumar BM and Rakshan Rai |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Paddy is the most vital and extensively grown up food crop within the World. It’s
the staple food of over sixty percent of the globe population; Thresher may be a rice
seed separation tool. Threshing is a key part of agriculture that involves removing the
seeds or grain from plants stalk. Paddy separation activity undertaken by farmer’s
mistreatment in two ways, one method is manual beating of paddy on picket platform
and by mistreatment operated by hand paddy thresher that requires great deal of human
labour. So as to mechanize this method, a machine is meant with separation, major dust
removal and fine dirt removal chambers and tested. So a thresher with two rollers at
the entry of the feeding system whereby one acts as driver and other remains writing
paper guides the paddy into separation cylinder. The threshing operation are achieved
by motion of a cylinder, the grains constitute the improvement unit that consists of a
sieve that undergoes a reciprocating motion.[1] The machine is straight forward, less
large and comfy use. The winning development of this machine is predicted to cut back
the human labour concerned in separation at the reasonable price and conjointly
reduces the time used for separation operation on little farms |
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON SHEAR STRENGTH OF ARTIFICIALLY FROZEN C - PHI SOIL |
Author : Gouri Mohan L, Dr. K. K. Abdul Rasheed and Dr. Reebu Zachariah Koshy |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Artificial Ground Freezing (AGF) is a construction technique which has been in
practice for over a century, mainly in the cold regions of the world. AGF is considered
as a ground improvement technique which can improve the site conditions for various
civil engineering projects. It is typically used for ground stabilization and ground water
control for wide variety of applications in all soil types. In-depth knowledge of the
frozen soil characteristics through experiments and the development of suitable
constitutive models that suit the geological conditions of our country are necessary to
predict the strength and behaviour of the frozen soils. The strength and mechanical
behaviour of this material can be determined experimentally and can be even predicted
numerically. As this technology is not yet explored in our country an apparatus to test
the strength of frozen soil in the triaxial condition is not yet developed in the laboratory.
As part of this study a triaxial compression apparatus is designed and fabricated to test
frozen soil samples incorporating the features of the existing triaxial apparatus on the
basis of the reviewed literature and hence determining the shear parameters and
strength of C-Phi soil. A more precise strength comparison between the frozen and
unfrozen soil sample is done effectively in this investigation |
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BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON CRIMES RELATED TO WOMEN IN NCT OF DELHI: A PILOT SURVEY |
Author : Charu Nangia, Dr Devendra Pratap Singh and Dr Sabir Ali |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :The purpose of this paper is to critically analyze the impact of the built
environment on crimes related to women in the National Capital Territory (NCT) of
Delhi through a pilot study with minimum responses. The objective of the study was to
examine the built environment attributes affecting the crimes related to women in NCT
of Delhi and to compare the very high crime rate areas vs very low crime rate areas
as per the Delhi Police crime statistics to know the basic root cause of the incidence of
crimes. The methodology adopted for the study is a structured questionnaire survey
and statistical data analysis. The SPSS 23 statistical package is used for this study. A
total of four wards (neighbour-hoods) were selected for the present study comprising
two wards from very high crime and two wards from very low crime rate districts of
Delhi and a total of 80 responses were collected for this pilot study. The findings of
the study also validate the perception of the residents which confirm that the lack of
desirable built environment facilities lead to high crime rate in the selected wards i.e.
IP Extension and MayurVihar-II, whereas the availability of adequate desirable built
environment facilities precedent of low rate of crime committed against women in the
selected wards i.e. Pitam Pura and Shalimar Bagh. The future scope of the study is to
undertake a comprehensive study of all the attributes of built environment impacting
the crime rates against women in NCT of Delhi on the basis of structured
questionnaire survey (the same questionnaire has been used for the pilot survey for 80
numbers of respondents) with a sample size of 450-500 to reduce the chances of error
and to generalize the findings of the study |
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DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION OF NATURAL RUBBER - GELATIN BLENDS WITH IMPROVED BIODEGRADABILITY |
Author : Gean A Varghese, Bipinbal P K, Dileep P, Eby Thomas Thachil and Sunil K Narayanankutty |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Natural rubber (NR) blends with different concentrations of gelatin (GLN) were
successfully prepared through solution casting and dry-mixing techniques. The gelatin
content was varied from 0 to 20 phr. The blends were cured at 150 ?C to their
respective optimum cure times. Biodegradability was evaluated using soil burial test
and was found to have improved with gelatin content. A gelatin loading of 10 phr was
sufficient to impart a significant extent of biodegradation. The blends were also
investigated for mechanical and dynamic mechanical properties, morphology and
thermal and solvent resistance. Enhanced cure rate, increased cross-link density and
improved mechanical properties, without any deterioration in thermal stability, could
be achieved through the blending process. The blend realizes fabrication of a
biodegradable substitute for vulcanized natural rubber without compromising
mechanical and thermal properties. |
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CRITICAL MANUFACTURING PROCESS IN TYRE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY OF THE INDIAN SSES |
Author : Hardeep Singh, Dr. Shakun Preet Kaur |
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Abstract :Indian tyre industry is adopting new technologies for improving its products to
sustain in the global competition. The main focus is to develop efficient and durable
tyres at affordable price by finding the most critical manufacturing process in tyre
manufacturing. This paper concentrates on finding the most critical manufacturing
process. The views of the experts of various fields have been considered for the same.
The result shows that the curing of tyre is the most critical process followed by tyre
building. The study proposes the process that can be optimized to enhance the quality
of tyre manufacturing |
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NETWORK MANAGEMENT USING SNMP |
Author : Namrata, S Ravi Shankar and Suresh Babu Kandukuri |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Communication is one the important aspects in human life since thousands of years
ago; basically, it is the transfer of information or message between two people, places
or machines. Information can also be shared among different computers, routers,
switches and between networks. Group of interconnected devices is called Network.
Devices include computers, routers, switches, servers etc., thus network allows the
sharing of data. In order to have the smooth functionality of network, it has be
continuously monitored. So, network monitoring is the major role of network, in which
it tries to discern low speed or unsuccessful network devices, such as failing routers,
servers, switches and other malfunctioning devices. Network monitoring system
cautions the occurrence of a network failure to the Network Administrator (NA).
Network monitoring is predominantly put through software tools and applications. The
constant and secure supervise of a network includes trace and logs of network
parameters. The network parameters include data transmission rate, user-time
percentages, downtime of the device, uptime of the device, response time to user and
error rates.
This paper describes the network monitoring using SNMP (Simple Network
Management Protocol), obtaining required system parameters like RAM usage, CPU
usage and Disk usage from device which is to be monitored, storing the system values
in database and displaying data using Grafana tool |
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OPTIMIZED ANN MODEL FOR ULTRASONICATION WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS |
Author : Mallikarjuna Huggi and S.R. Mise |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :In this work, ANN model has been used to optimize the input factors in the
ultrasonication process. The required parameters for the ultrasonication process to
achieve the maximum percentage of solids reduction are derived using the optimization
methods. Experiments are conducted to verify the optimum parameters achieved. Eight
samples of untreated water has been subjected to five treatment methods. The treatment
methods like STP, RZT, TWP, Ultrasonication and Optimized ultrasonication treatment
methods are used to treat the water and the values of parameters like pH, TSS, TDS,
COD and BOD are measured for all the five methods. The improvement in each method
is analyzed. It has been determined that Optimized ultrasonication treatment method
yielded the best performance over all other four methods.
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COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ON IOT BASED HEALTH ARCHITECTURES AND FOG, CLOUD COMPUTING |
Author : Sonali Mahajan and A.M. Birajdar |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Traditional health care systems are replaced by use of high precision sensors and
IOT enabled medical devices. The m-health system is subset of E-health system .It has
gained more popularity over E-Health system due to extensive use of smart phone.
Both systems are useful in measurement of physiological as well as chronic health
parameters. Microcontroller system processes patient’s real time health data and send
over cloud or fog. Cloud computing facilitates rapid on demand access to shared pool
of virtual computing resources, servers, networks. Fog computing can be considered
as extension of cloud computing as it provides low latency, low bandwidth with
increased level of data security and privacy. Data breach is major issue in health care
system that can be solved using special privacy acts, and special algorithms. In this
paper, we are doing comprehensive analysis of IOT based m-health system and Ehealth system, cloud ,fog computing as well as data security issues |
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ISOLATION OF CELLULOSE NANOFIBRES FROM ARECA SPATHE AND ITS CHARACTERIZATION |
Author : Venugopal B and Jayalatha Gopalakrishnan |
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Abstract :Cellulose nanofibers have gained much interest because of its high mechanical
properties, tunable surface groups, excellent strength/weight ratio, biodegradability
and low cost. The present work deals with the isolation of cellulose nanofibres from
Areca spathe which is an agricultural waste. Cellulose nanofibres can be conveniently
extracted from Areca spathe by sulphuric acid hydrolysis. The steps involved chemomechanical methods such as grinding, homogenization, alkali treatment, bleaching
and sulphuric acid hydrolysis. After alkali treatment and bleaching, the a-cellulose
content was found to increase tremendously. The removal of hemicellulose and lignin
was confirmed by the FTIR studies. The increase in crystallinity was confirmed by the
XRD analysis. Surface morphological studies using SEM revealed that the extracted
fibres had a diameter of 55 – 70 nm. Thermogravimetric analysis results showed that
thermal stability improved significantly for bleached fibres compared to alkalitreated, nanofibres and raw fibres. |
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BIODEGRADABLE SISAL FIBRE EXTRACTOR AND STUDY THE FIBRE QUALITY THROUGH VARIED SISAL LEAF SOCKING PERIODS |
Author : A K Murthy, Geetha T M, Praneeth Kumar S, Pavan Kumar B N, Rajshekar, Nitin M Achari |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :The demand of natural fibres is increasing in the world for industrial uses to make
high value products.
An enormous potential of sisal fibre is used in making ropes, paper, carpets, cloth
& handicrafts.
The aim of this study is to design & fabricate a small scale portable sisal fibre
extractor for extracting fibre from sisal leaves.
However, hand processing of sisal leaves is a tedious, laborious & slow exercise
resulting in low productivity & low quality fibre.
This machine has a great potential and needs to be commercialised in sisal
growing areas of the country |
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FABRICATION OF SEMI-AUTOMATIC AGRO PADDY HARVESTING MACHINE |
Author : A K Murthy, Prabhu Kumar Sharma R, Monish N S, Pavan S, Shankaranag B |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Recently there has been shortage of skilled labour available for agriculture
purpose. Because of this shortage the farmers have transitioned to using harvesters.
Cutting crops manually using labour is very time lengthy & time consuming task. The
harvesters are available for purchase, but because of their high costs, they are not
affordable. However agricultural groups make these harvesters available for rent on
hourly basis, but the small holding farm owners generally do not require the full
featured combined harvesters. Hence there is a need for smaller & efficient combined
harvesters, which would be more accessible and also considerably cheaper. The
mission is to create a portable user friendly and low cost mini paddy harvesting
machine. The idea is to create a machine which is cheap and will reduce the labour
required to harvest crops |
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SEGREGATION OF NORMAL AND CANCER CELLS BASED ON IMPEDANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF SINGLE CELL |
Author : Shobha Gupta, Vivekkant Jogi |
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Abstract :Study of single cell with respect to its electrical characteristics is a promising noninvasive tool for modelling bio device for early diagnosis of cancer. In this paper, a
relative study of cell impedance based on electrical model of a single cell is presented
for fabrication of biodevice which will be helpful in distinguishing normal cells from
malignant or differentiating cells of same phenotype. The bioimpedance of a cell per
unit surface length has been studied and simulated for a range of frequency inputs.
The simulation is done in MATLAB environment which shows that the capacitance of
the cellular membrane is effective till a particular range of input frequency, after
which, the conductivity of cell plays a significant role in governing the permeability of
cells |
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ENHANCEMENT OF PERFORMANCE OF FILTER USING DEEP BED MONO MEDIA WITH ALUM AS FILER AID |
Author : Manoj H Mota, Dr. P S Patil, Dr. V D Salkar |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :The use of filter aid to improve the performance of conventional rapid sand filter
(RSF) is a relatively new development in drinking water treatment. Different
advantages claimed by such use of filter aid includes reduction in ripening period,
higher turbidity removal as well as relatively stable effluent quality while the
limitations includes the reduction in filter rate as well as reduction in filter run. To
overcome these limitations, the attempt is made to devise the RSF by increasing the
effective size (around 0.85mm) and lowering the coefficient of uniformity of media
(around 1.2) with use of alum solution as a filter aid. The study is conducted at one of
the water treatment plant at Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra by installing a pilot scale
model. The results are very encouraging. High turbidity removal, extended filter run
and net reduced backwashing requirement are the prominent features observed.
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MULTI EXPOSURE IMAGE FUSION USING SYNCHROSQUEEZING TRANSFORMq |
Author : Libya Thomas, Anoop K Johnson |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :A novel method for fusion of images with multiple exposure is proposed in this
paper. Synchrosqueezing transform which gives more concentrated representation of
a given signal. which is used for analyzing 1D signals are extended to 2D signals like
images and further they are used for applications like multi-exposure image fusion
where various images of a particular scene with different exposure is fused to produce
an image with better exposure than all the input images given. Curvelet based
synchrosqueezing transforms are used when the domain is changed from 1D to 2D.
The numerical results shows the proposed method produced an image which has
better exposure and quality than all the input images given |
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ENERGY MANAGEMENT OF BUILDINGS THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN |
Author : Harsha D. Bajpai and Dr. Tejaswini D. Nalamutt |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Urbanization is gradually becoming a worldwide phenomenon since there is a
colossal growth in population around the world. There is an emergent demand of
housing around the world and hence construction sector is the booming sector all
over the world. This accounts for extreme energy consumption and leading to GHG
emissions which contribute to phenomenon of global warming.CO2 is the major gas
contributing to GHG emissions. Concrete is the vital building material used in
construction. The production of concrete is responsible for emission of CO2 gas. Thus,
main aim of energy management of buildings is to propose a sustainable approach in
conventional design method which can be introduced during conceptual design stage.
This paper enumerates the quantification of the CO2 emission of construction material
especially concrete. All construction materials endure through various stages right
from raw material extraction, transportation, manufacturing till demolition and waste
processing. These stages are called system boundary. The system boundary for
present study is manufacturing of concrete which is responsible for emission of CO2
gas. Manufacturing of concrete requires energy consumption in many ways.Power
sector in the form of electricity is one of the pathways of energy consumption
responsible for CO2 emission. The study involves comparative analysis and design of
G+4 RCC building with structural components especially slab and columns as
variable parameters. Based on the final design, the quantification of CO2 emission for
concrete is accomplished. Available data of energy consumption required for
manufacturing process of concrete and integration of emission factor with energy
consumption leads to quantification of CO2 emission. The conclusion demonstrate that
with variation in design of structural components, a considerable amount of quantity
of CO2 emission can be controlled, rather than concentrating on design and analysis
of low carbon material, which requires lot of time and cost |
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF PPFRC AND SFRC |
Author : R. Thiyagarajan, Dr. K. C. Pazhani |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Concrete is a versatile material used in the construction industries duringthe past
few decades because of its workabilityto cast into any shape using formworks. Cement
is nowadays commonly available throughout the world with the recent advancements
in manufacturing technology. Reinforced Cement Concrete has gained popularity as
the best suited structural material in the construction industry. Fibre Reinforced
Cement Concrete is gaining popularity with its inherent advantages likeenhanced
tensile strength and toughness when compared with conventional reinforced cement
concrete. Lightweight Concrete (LC) is also gaining importance in the recent years
for several structural applications due to its advantages like reduced dead weight of
components, low handling costs havingenhancedmechanical and durability properties.
The polypropylene fibres were subsequently improved intoshort fibrillated
materials in the construction industries. The polypropylene is a high molecular weight
material acquired from monomer C3H6 which is completely a hydrocarbon.PPF has a
normal atomic arrangement in the polymer molecule and is also highlycrystalline. It is
grasped as isotactic polypropylene PPF resistant To contact with more destructive
chemicals, its hydrophobic surface not being wet by cement paste accommodates to
hold-off chopped fibres from balling effect while mixing like other fibres. The
familiarization devises the film weak in the lateral direction which promotes
fibrillation. The cement matrix can enter in the mesh structure between the individual
fibrils and create a mechanical bond amongst cement matrix and fibre.
The American Society for Testing and Materials published ASTM A-820 code
provision is available for steel fibres. Deformed steel fibres provide a good
mechanical bond within the concrete matrix to withstand pull-out. Steel fibresmainly
transform the brittle concrete into a ductile one. Catastrophic failure of concrete is
practically reduced. Steel fibres are added in the concrete matrix duringthe mixing of
its constituent ingredients. Its main advantage is, decrease the steel reinforcement
requirements, Overcome crack widths, Improve impact resistance, abrasion
resistance, and freeze-thaw effects.
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ECG SIGNAL ACQUISITION, FEATURE EXTRACTION AND HRV ANALYSIS USING BIOMEDICAL WORKBENCH |
Author : Arjun Singh Vijoriya and Dr. Ranjan Maheshwari |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :This Paper contains the complete process of ECG/EKG signal Acquisition from
hardware to its analysis using LabVIEW and Biomedical Workbench. Hardware of ECG
has the amplification, filtering and conversion of analog ECG data to digital by using
Arduino Uno. The acquisition part deal with acquiring the hardware data to analyzable
file format into pc. Here 6-channel ADC in Arduino Uno with LabVIEW interface is used
for conversion. Now the acquired ECG data is processed and analyzed with biomedical
workbench that provides the various features of ECG signal processing. This system is
very easy to implement and cost effective.
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OPTIMIZING DAYLIGHT IN AN OFFICE BUILDING FOR MODERATE CLIMATE OF PUNE |
Author : Ar. Dhanashree Gugale |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Daylight has been an immortal source of light. But currently, due to lack of
resources this source is supplemented by artificial light. The illumination levels are a
big contributing factor towards indoor comfort. To optimize daylight in a building, it
must be oriented according to solar design. Shading, orientation, window openings
are the major contributors in energy efficient building. This paper deals with the
quantitative analysis of daylight through different types of openings and fenestrations
used in an office building. The study is for the moderate climate of Pune. The paper
also helps to understand passive design strategies like building orientation, building
shape, building envelope, shading devices, etc. The analysis is done by generating
simulations on software for different WWR (Window Wall Ratio), window sizes and
type of glass. The strategies and guidelines for optimizing daylight in an office
building are given based on the findings and results generated. Finally which type of
office building design and fenestration is best suitable and can give daylight
optimization without glare for a given climate is concluded. |
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