2008 Symposia
-
High Performance Concrete
Kshemendranath PManaging DirectorOrkla India Private Limited,307/308, B-Wing, BSEL Tech park,Vashi, Navi Mumbai, 400 70514 August 2007 :: 12 noon – 1.30 pmAbstract:The presentation will cover the need for HPC, the materials used, case studies of projects both in India and abroad, where HPC is used and introduction to self compacting concrete, with project references. The talk will also cover self-compacting concrete.
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:10 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
An overview of Intelligent Transportation Systems
Natesh ManikothVP/IT and CIO of Transportation SolutionsACS, Inc. Based in Washington, DCAbstract:An overview of Intelligent Transportation Systems, with a more indepth look at Electronic Toll Collection and Traffic Violation Enforcement Systems. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) is projected to be a $20 Billion market by 2010. The U.S represents roughly 46% of this market. The Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) market has been the fastest growing segment within ITS for years and is roughly projected to have a yearly growth rate of 20%. The talk will give a brief overview of various segments of the ITS market and more in depth look at the technology deployed within a few segments including ETC.Biography: Natesh Manikoth is ...
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:10 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
Interpersonal Relationship
Nandajan K ADy. Chief engineer, Malabar Cements LTD, Walayar, Palakkad14 December 2007 :: 2 – 4 pmNandajan KABTech (Mech), MA (philosophy), MBA(systems), MCAWorking as deputy chief engineer in Malabar cements ltd Walayar PalakkadAssociated with Natyasastra, a theater group from Kadambazhipuram as director and actor.
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:09 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
A new method of basic structural analysis
Dr. JoshyNovember 2007 ::Abstract:In the present practice of basic structural analysis, Force response is given the top priority and the word ‘Analysis’ often means plotting the moment and shear diagrams of beams and frames. Deformation response, on the other hand, is not credited with its due share of importance neither in analysis nor in design. Based on the features of the moment diagram the elastic curve is qualitatively sketched with no mention of the absolute values of deflection anywhere on the structure. In computer aided analysis too the focus seldom shifts to the exact determination of the elastic curve even though modern analysis packages, which are based on Finite Element Methods, are capable of evaluating deflections and slopes ...
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:08 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
Trends in Power Electronics and Drives Technology
Dr. Kamaraj VijayarajanProfessor, SSN College of Engineering18 October 2007 :: 1 – 2 pmAbstract:In the recent years Power Electronics and Drives Technology has gone through intense developments. This seminar gives a perspective of the technology which emphasis size optimization, energy savings and performance enhancement. The recent advances of Power Semiconductors are reviewed and the future potential of SiC is discussed. The recent advances and future trends of the devices, Converters, machines, DSPs, FPGAs, are widely reviewed, giving examples of their applications. Finally future scenario of Power Electronics and Drives Technology is reviewed.Biography:Dr. V. Kamaraj obtained B.Tech degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from NSS College of Engineering. He obtained M.E in Power Electronics and ...
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:07 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
EMS/SCADA Systems: Invasion of IT in Power Sector
Narendran MannazhiGE Energy, Bangalore18 October 2007 :: 2 – 3 pmAbstract:The technological advancement in IT has left its imprints in all walks of the life and industry. Power Industry is no exception to this and has reaped the benefits of IT advancements from time to time. Now a days the black outs and brown outs hardly happen in developed countries and even countries like India we don’t talk about this much. Though the Power system operation and control is a cumbersome exercise and nightmare to the grid Operators, the implementation of EMS / SCADA systems has helped them breath easier, relax and perform the job better. We will discuss about the India South SCADA / EMS System located at ...
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:05 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
Semiconductor Industry – Possibilities and Opportunities
Ranjith NayarCIM–Automation ManAGERST Mictroelectronics, Singapore18 September 2007 :: 2 – 4 pmAbstract: The semiconductor industry has for long been a sunrise industry -- and continues to be so. No other industry has so completely changed our lives (or fuelled other industries like IT) as has semiconductors (or chips).It is simultaneously the backbone of the electronics industry, the IT industry, and the digitisation of the world. At a societal level, it is also attractive for societies that seek to maximise $ returns / unit land area and provide large scale employment in the high-skills area. ST Microelectronics is a case-in-point for this. ST is the world's 3rd largest semicon company. The Singapore plant generates $1 billion ...
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:03 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
-
Autonomous Robotic Systems: Some Instances
Dr. Prahlad VadakkepatNational University of Singapore14 August 2007 :: 2 – 4 pmAbstract: Autonomous robotic systems have several advantages when dealing with complex real-world situations that demand intelligent automation spread over an area. Multi-robot teams are particularly interesting because they can easily accomplish several tasks that are difficult, if not impossible, to be tackled through a single robot.The talk will cover two instances of autonomous robotic systems: Robotic Soccer and Humanoid. The robotic soccer system is a test bed for cooperative robotic research. The talk will outline a fuzzy based behaviour architecture for a team of soccer robots. The second part of the talk will focus on the development of an autonomous humanoid robot.Biography: Prahlad ...
Posted Nov 30, 2009 2:04 AM by 82ee86 NSSCE
|
