309 research outputs found

    Zero Waste City Implementation using Waste To Energy Technology in Myanmar

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    Waste management is a complex topic that is handled in different ways around the world based on available local resources, technologies, and intensity of community initiatives. So, Waste to Energy WTE is a renewable energy technology that has seen a major rise in the last decade as Myanmar has been looking for methods for handling its population boom and related rapid increase in waste generation rates. The conventional fuels required for production of electricity is decreasing day by day and it is very important to find out alternative sources which can be used as the fuel for the production of electricity especially for developing countries like Myanmar. In this paper, feasibility study of waste to energy WTE power conversion plant is presented to fulfil the main aim of zero waste city implementation, Mandalay, Myanmar. With the application of WTE plants, the electricity requirement can be fulfilled and also helpful for environmental condition. For case study, Mandalay Industrial Zone is selected since it has low reliability of power supply form national grid and is suitable for construction of a WTE power plant. The simulation for WTE power plant with a peak load of 30 MW is described using HOMER software. Average energy consumption of the industrial zone is estimated approximately 283 MWh day and WTE has consumed almost 118,935 tonne per year of municipal solid waste MSW . The proposed system is designed to provide approximately 100 of energy from the municipal solid waste for the proposed area. Phyu Phyu Win | Thida Win | Zin Mar "Zero-Waste City Implementation using Waste-To-Energy Technology in Myanmar" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-5 , August 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd28012.pd

    "Elemental Analysis of Corn at Mong Yawng Region by Using Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence Technique"

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    In this research, the analysis of elemental concentration of corn during the rainy and cold season at Mong Yawng region in the Eastern Shan State was carried out by using energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) techniques. The parameter method was used to determine the concentration of elements that contained in the black corn and yellow corn. According to experimental results, Potassium (K), Chlorine (Cl), Phosphorus (P) and Iron (Fe) elements were mostly found in the corn

    Bank's Roled Based Member Access Control

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    Today, Banks are essential things for finance. Because services served by banks transferring money from one place to another, saving money many ways and others, bank's functions are very important. All data concerned with bank are kept to be secure because of the financial cases. And bank's staffs' roles and permissions according to their positions are also important. If staffs' duties and responsibilities are identified properly and correctly, daily round of bank services can be operated efficiently. So, duties and responsibilities of bank staff to be truly served, duties should be assigned by their roles and permissions. Managing the staff, assigning duties and keeping bank's confidential records effectively is a big hurdle these days. In this case, RBAC role based access control is the best way for controlling security of staffs' duties. RBAC is the standard innovation access control model and most important access control model and provides a great way to full fill the access control needs. In this study, bank staffs' duties are controlled to be able to secure with RBAC. There are several factors that are related to the system, and the main ones are users, organization, positions, roles, tasks, processes, and rules or permissions. The design architecture is based on RBAC concepts, according to the concept, only the administrator has the privilege to manage or administer the data. She he provides all types of privileges required to maintain users, their authorization and access, and the authorized resources. The administrator controls the largest information, including access to the bank's staffs' files and has the sole access to all potential staffs and their assigned duties. This study took into the account the security access control, and security policies and methods integrated into the RBAC which is appropriate for managing system of Bank. The goal of this system intends to apply Role based Access Control on bank transaction process. War War Myint | Hlaing Phyu Phyu Mon | Pa Pa Win | Zin Mar Naing "Bank's Roled Based Member Access Control" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-5 , August 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd26533.pd

    "Study of Phase Shift of N-N Scattering Using Green Function Method"

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    "In order to know the information concerning two-body interaction, the scattering parameters related to it such as phase shift, scattering differential cross section, total cross section and scattering amplitude were stuied. By using the Green function method to find the phase shift and the respective partial cross-section for N-N scattering process. Then the time independent Schrodinger equation is transformed into the Lippmann Schwinger equation. And it is solved numerically with Exponential potential within the energy range of 0 to 330MeV.

    Karyotype Analysis on Oreochromis spp. from Thatyetkhone Fisheries Station, Mandalay

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    Chromosomal characteristics of Oreochromis spp. was investigated using mitotic cell division of liver tissues to designate the genome composition of tilapia species. Karyological data was automated by SmartType 3 indicated the modal diploid number of O. niloticus was 4 m (metacentric), 10 sm (submetacentric), 2 st (subtelocentric) and 6 t (telocentric) with arm number 72; O. mossambicus was 2 m, 8 sm, 4 st and 8 t with arm number 64 and Oreochromis sp. was 2 m, 5 sm, 6 st and 9 t with 58 arm number indicating the significant difference in chromosomal characteristics. This study may provide the strain classification of chromosome analysis on tilapia species

    A Fast Image-Spam Filtering System using Support Vector Machine

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    The explosion of Image spam emails hasprompted the development of numerous spamfiltering techniques. This paper proposes anefficient image spam filtering system using threemethods. The first method, File properties,analyses high level features in order to reducecomputation cost. The second approach usesHue, Saturation, Intensity (HSI) color model ofhistogram and the third method uses Hough lineDetection. These three methods filter the imagespam by analyzing both images including textand image. The images are collected from threedifferent datasets that are Priceton, Image SpamHunter and Spam Archieve Datasets. SupportVector Machine (SVM) classifies the input imageis spam image or normal image. Theexperimental result shows the accuracy ofdifferent methods on different datasets andevaluates computation time. Among the threemethods, Hough line can detect the input imagewithin the minimum processing time required

    Divisive Hierarchical Clustering of Drugs Based on Chemical Compositions

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    Clustering is the process of grouping the data into classes or clusters. Objects within a class have high similarity in comparison to one another, but are very dissimilar to objects in other clusters. In this paper we intend to cluster drugs based on their chemical composition so that users can know which drug on which cluster is composed of what chemicals by which composition. We will implement this system by using a hierarchical divisive monothetic clustering, called DIVICLUS_T. It allows becoming a decision tree of the hierarchy. This paper gives the valuable information of drugs for drug- researchers

    Fingerprint Recognition System based on Orientation and Texture Features

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    Fingerprint recognition is one of the mostwell-known and publicized biometrics forpersonal identification. Fingerprints exhibitoriented texture-like patterns. The textureinformation of the fingerprint can be used forfingerprint matching. Gabor filters can optimallycapture global and local texture informationeven from poor-quality or incomplete images.But Gabor filterbank-based approach use onlytexture information for fingerprint recognitionand it is not robust to image distortion androtation. In this paper, a hybrid fingerprintmatching algorithm is developed for identifyingthe low quality fingerprint images by combiningorientation features and the local texture patternobtained using a bank of Gabor filters. Theproposed matching approach is compared withthe filterbank-based approach, and the proposedsystem produces a much improved matchingperformance by combining the orientationfeatures to the filterbank-based features
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