SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai-25)

Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirappalli - 620 012, Tamil Nadu.

INDEX

CRITERION: 6.5.3
Student centric methods, such as experiential learning, participative learning and
problem solving methodologies are used for enhancing learning experiences

2022 - 2023

S. No. Particulars Page No.

1. Experiential Learning 1

2. Participative Learning 437

3. Problem Solving Methodology 761

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
(Affiliated to Anna University-Chennai, Approved by AICTE-New Delhi)
Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur, Thiruchirappalli - 620012

DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

AND DATA SCIENCE

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
(Affiliated to Anna University-Chennai, Approved by AICTE-New Delhi)
Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur, Thiruchirappalli - 620012
DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE
DATE: 05.05.2023

Odyssey Club Activity - 1

On April 29th, 2023, the Odyssey Club of the AI & DS Department organized an
online guest speaker event on the topic of "Culture of Programming in India"
for the benefit of its members. The event was chaired by Dr. S. Vatchala, an
Assistant Professor Senior Grade – I at the School of Computing Science and
Engineering at VIT, Chennai. The event was held on a video conferencing
platform from 10:30 AM to 11:20 AM.

During the event, Dr. Vatchala covered a wide range of topics, including the
importance of competitive coding, the significance of teamwork, and the value
of the programming community. The students who attended the event gained
valuable insights and knowledge about the culture of programming in India,
and were able to learn from Dr. Vatchala's expertise in the field.

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
(Affiliated to Anna University-Chennai, Approved by AICTE-New Delhi)
Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur, Thiruchirappalli - 620012
DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE
DATE: 06.05.2023

Odyssey Coding Club Activity - 02

The AI & DS Department's Odyssey Club organized a virtual meet titled

"Getting Started with Kaggle" for its members. The event provided a
comprehensive introduction to Kaggle and aimed to help members advance
their knowledge in the field. The online event was held on 6th May 2023 from
10:30 AM to 10:50 AM.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE

Classroom AI & DS

Stream Classwork People Grades

Create

All topics

BDA Lab Record for printout Posted Nov 1

UNIT 4 full notes and UNIT 5 - HBASE and HI… Posted Nov 1

UNIT II Second half notes and UNIT III Notes … Posted Oct 1

Unit II First half Notes for Big Data Analytics Posted Aug 27

Big data Analytics text book Posted Aug 18

Big Data Analytics Unit I Material Posted Aug 17

FDSA UNIT 5 Notes Posted May 9

FDSA Lab algorithm , program and date Posted May 3

implementation of Z Test Posted Apr 7

FDSA Assignment number2 Posted Apr 5

View more

AD3501 - DEEP LEARNING

AD3511 - Deep Learning Lab Exercise Date f… Posted Nov 2

AD3501 - Unit 4 and 5 Notes Posted Oct 31

Deep Learning Lab Program File for your ref… Posted Oct 28

Deep Learning Lab Posted Oct 28

Deep Learning Lab Manual for Record (1 to … Posted Oct 22

https://classroom.google.com/w/NTI2ODExMjMxNjM3/t/all 1/4
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE

Classroom AI &Manual
DS
Deep Learning Lab for Record (Ex 1 t… Posted Oct 12

Stream Classwork People Grades

AD3501 - Unit 2 and Unit 3 Notes for IA 2 Posted Oct 1

AD3501 - Unit 2 Part 1 Notes Posted Aug 28

AD3501 - Deep Learning Unit 1 Notes Posted Aug 24

AD3501- Deep Learning Syllabus Posted Aug 18

View more

AL3461 Machine Learning Lab

ML Lab CSV File Posted May 30

ML Lab Notebook file Posted May 30

ML Lab Bonafide Sheet and Table of Conten… Posted May 6

AL 3461 ML lab Output for printout Posted May 5

CN Lab Content for Record Posted May 4

CS3591- Computer Networks Lab Content F… Posted May 2

AL3461 - ML Lab Exercise Date Posted Apr 28

Ex.No 12 Posted Apr 28

ML Lab Record Content Edited Apr 22

Ex.No 1 Content for Observation Posted Feb 11

AL3451 Machine Learning

Unit 3 Part 2, 4 and 5 Materials Posted May 13

ML Unit3 Notes Posted Apr 8

https://classroom.google.com/w/NTI2ODExMjMxNjM3/t/all 2/4
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE

Classroom
ML Unit 2 Notes Part 2 and PPT For reference
AI & DS
Posted Apr 6

Stream Classwork People

Machine Learning AssignmentGrades
2 Posted Mar 31

Decision Tree and Back Propagation PPT Posted Mar 21

ML Unit 1 and Unit 2 Notes Posted Mar 4

ML PPT Posted Feb 20

AD3351 - DAA
DAA - Question Bank Posted Dec 31, 2022

Warshall's algorithm PPT (Unit 3) Posted Dec 13, 2022

DAA - Part-A Q&A Posted Dec 8, 2022

AD3351 - DAA - Material for Unit 4 &Unit 5 Posted Dec 8, 2022

DAA Record front page Posted Dec 7, 2022

Time complexity for DAA Lab Record Posted Dec 5, 2022

Programs for Ex.8,9,10 Posted Dec 3, 2022

Unit 3 & Unit 4 PPT Posted Dec 3, 2022

Unit 3,4,5 Posted Dec 2, 2022

Algorithms for DAA Lab Posted Nov 19, 2022

View more

AL3391 - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

AI Lab Exercise Date - Batch 1 and Batch 2 Posted Dec 7, 2022

Unit 5 - Material Posted Dec 3, 2022

https://classroom.google.com/w/NTI2ODExMjMxNjM3/t/all 3/4
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Unit 4 Materials ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE Edited Dec 3, 2022
Classroom AI & DS

Stream AI Lab - ModulePeople

Classwork Grades Posted Nov 22, 2022

Unit 3 Part 2 Materials Posted Nov 20, 2022

AI - Question Bank Unit 2 and Unit 3 (Half) Posted Oct 19, 2022

Adversarial Search, MiniMax and Alpha Beta… Posted Oct 11, 2022

AI Unit 2 Notes Posted Oct 9, 2022

AD3311-ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAB

Python Code & PPT Posted Jan 22

AI - Lab Bonafide Sheet for record Posted Dec 9, 2022

AI - 2 Marks with Answers and Part B questi… Posted Dec 4, 2022

AI Lab - Ex 5 and Ex 10 Edited Nov 27, 2022

AI - Lab Exercise Edited Nov 25, 2022

Constraint Satisfaction Problem Posted Oct 28, 2022

Alpha Beta Pruning Posted Oct 13, 2022

MINMAX Algorithm Posted Oct 10, 2022

AD311- AI LAB Posted Sep 28, 2022

https://classroom.google.com/w/NTI2ODExMjMxNjM3/t/all 4/4
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PANJAPUR, TRICHY-12

DEPARTMENT OF CSBS
REPORT ON ELITE LECTURE SERIES - 28-MARCH 2023
As a part of the silver jubilee celebrations- elite lecture series, the department of
Computer Science and Business Systems organized a lecture on “Application
development Technique and product development” on 28-March-2023. The session
was taken by Mr.Dhamoodharn Krishnan- Platform solution architect – British
Telecom – Bangalore.

S.Venkatasubramanian, Head/CSBS welcomed the guest and the audience. The

principal honored the guest.

With the analogy of coffee shop development, the guest speaker demystified the
second year students of CSBS, AIDS ,CSE and IT, how to start developing a software
solution and to release it as a product.

The session was very interactive and many students actively participated.

Finally Ms.Amirtha Lakshmi of II year CSBS proposed the vote of thanks.

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PANJAPPUR,TIRUCHIRAPPALLI–620012.

DEPARTMENTOFCOMPUTERSCIENCEANDENGINEERING

MINIPROJECTNOTE BOOK

CS8611/MINIPROJECT

MAY-2023

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MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES
APROJECTREPORT

Submittedby

SHRUTHI NANDITHA P 813820104099

PRASANNA PRIYAN R M 813820104084

SYEDA SHERIN S 813820104111

PARTHIGA R 813820104080

inpartialfulfillmentfortheawardofthedegreeof

BACHELOROFENGINEERING
in
COMPUTERSCIENCEANDENGINEERING

SARANATHANCOLLEGEOFENGINEERING,TRICHY

ANNAUNIVERSITY: CHENNAI600025

2023

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BONAFIDECERTIFICATE

Certifiedthatthisprojectreport"WEB PHISHING DETECTION USINGMACHINE

LEARNING TECHNIQUES"is the bonafide worko f

SHRUTHI NANDITHA P 813820104099

PRASANNA PRIYAN R M 813820104084
SYEDA SHERIN S 813820104111
PARTHIGA R 813820104080

who carried out the Mini-project work under my supervision.

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D. Mr.P.B.ARUN PRASAD.

HEADOFTHEDEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR

PROFESSOR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

ComputerScienceandEngineering, ComputerScienceandEngineering,
SaranathanCollegeofEngineering, SaranathanCollegeofEngineering,
Panjapur, Panjapur,
Tiruchirapalli-620012 Tiruchirapalli-620012

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WEB PHISHING DETECTION USING

MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES

Submittedby

SHRUTHI NANDITHA P 813820104099

PRASANNA PRIYAN R M 813820104084
SYEDA SHERIN S 813820104111
PARTHIGA R 813820104080

TheViva-VoceExaminationofthisMini-Project(CS8611)workdoneas apart of B.E.ComputerScience

and Engineeringwasheldon__________________________

INTERNALEXAMINER EXTERNALEXAMINER

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Tiruchirappalli,Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approvedby AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto AnnaUniversity,Chennai)
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
Departmentof ComputerScienceand Engineering

Batch1 -Details
Total Number of team registered :8
Project Mentor Mr.R.Karthik
Project Evaluator Dr. R Senthamil Selvi
SPOC Dr. S.Mohana

Batch 2 -Details
Total Number of teamregistered :7
Project Mentor Mr.P.B.Arun Prasad
Project Evaluator Dr. V.Punita
SPOC Dr. S.Mohana

H0.D.( CSE)
aransthan Collegeof Engd
TichirapalW-620 D12.

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Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu -620012.
University, Chennai)
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
IBM-Nalaiyathiran-Batch -2 Students Details
Evaluator : Dr.V. Punita
Mentor : Mr.P.B.ARUNPRASAD
Register number Mobile number Project Title Domain
Project ID Name
, No. 813819104095 9629942427
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PNT2022TMID32SANJAYKUMARS Internetof things
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813819104108 8098446836
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PNT2022TMID32sUJITHAT EligibilityPredictor
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SPoC
Evaluator (Dr.S.Mohana)
Mentor
Mr.P.B.ARUN PRASAD) (Dr.V.Punita)

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Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu - 620012,
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
IBM-Nalaiyathiran Follow Up
Week No: 1 Phase Name: Prerequisiton Phase
Mentor : R.KARTHIK Evaluator :Dr. R Senthamil Selvi
Project Progress by Counseling given to Progress Evaluation
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SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF
620012.
Tiruchirappalli, TamilNadu -
Delhiand Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)
(Approved by AICTE, New Grade)
(Accredited with NAAC A+
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
Date:
IBM-Nalaiyathiran Follow Up Prerequesting Phase
Phase Name: Evaluator :Dr. V.Punita
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(Approved by AICTE, Nevw Defhi and Affiliated Grade)
(Acaredited with NAAC A+
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Evaluator :Dr. R Senthamil Setvi
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Tiruchirappalli, TamilNadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE,New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
IBM-Nalaiyathiran Follow Up Date:
Week No: 2 Phase Name: Prerequesting Phase
Mentor: P.B.ARUN PRASAD Evaluator: Dr.V.Punita
Progress Evaluation
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Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE,New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna Universityy,Chennai)
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
IBM-Nalaiyathiran Follow Up |Date: 12.09.2022
Week No: 3 Phase Name: Ideation Phase (Activity number: 2.3)
Mentor: R.KARTHIK Evaluator :Dr. R Senthamil Selvi
Progress Evaluation
Project ID Project Progress by Counselling given to by Evaluator
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Tiruchirappali, Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE,New Delhiand Affiliated to AnnaUniversity, Chennai)
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
IBM-Nalaiyathiran Follow Up Date:
Week No: 3 Phase Name: Ideation Phase (Activity number: 2.3)
Mentor: P.B.ARUN PRASAD Evaluator :Dr.V.Punita
Progress Evaluation
Project Progress by Counseling given to by Evaluator
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 SARANATHAN cOLLEGEOF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu - 620012.
to Anna University, Chennai)
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated Grade)
(Accredited with NAAC A+
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
Date: 19.09.2022
IBM-Nalaiyathiran Follow Up
Ideation Phase (Activity number: 2.5)
Week No: |Phase Name: Evaluator :Dr. R Senthamil Selvi
Mentor : R.KARTHIK
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Project Progress by Counseling givento by Evaluator
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Evaluator

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 SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli,TamilNadu - 620012.
(Approvedby AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE/ECE/IT
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up Date:
Week No: 3 Phase Name: Ideation Phase (Activity number: 2.5)
Mentor : P.B.ARUN PRASAD Evaluator :Dr.V.Punita
S. No. Project ID Project Progress by Counsellinggiven to Progress Evaluation
Mentor Project Team by Mentor by Evaluator
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Mentor

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 SARANATHANCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli,Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affilated to Anna University, Chennai)
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up Date: 24.09.2022
Week No Phase Name: Ideation Phase (Activity number: 2.5)
|Mentor: Mr. R.KARTHIK Evaluator:Dr. R SenthamilSelvi
Counselling given to Progress Evaluation
S. No, Project ID Project Progress by Mentor by Evaluator
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Mentor Evaluator
Mr.R.KARTHIK Dr. R Senthamil Selvi SPOC
Dr.S.Mohana
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 SARANATHANCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli,Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE,New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade) University,Chennai)
Departmentof CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up
Week No:
Mentor:
Phase Name: Date:24-09-2022
Ideation Phase (Activity number: 2.6)
Mr.P.B.ARUNPRASAD
Evaluator:Dr.V.Punita
S. No. Project ID Project Progress by Counsellinggiven to Progress Evaluation
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 SARANATHANCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli,TamilNadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto AnnaUniversity,Chennai)
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of cSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up
Week No: 6 Phase Name: Date:24-09-20022
Project Design Phase-1
Mentor: Mr.R.KARTHIK Evaluator :Dr., R Senthamil Selvi
S. No. Project ID Project Progress by Counselling given to Progress Evaluation
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Mentor Evaluator
Mr.R,KARTHIK Dr. R Senthamil Selvi SPOC
Dr.S.Mohana

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 SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli, TamilNadu - 620012.,
(APproved by AICTE,New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade) University,Chennai)
Department of CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up
Week No |Phase Name: Date:24-09-2022
Mentor: Mr.P.B.ARUN PRASAD Project Design Phase-1
Evaluator :Dr.V.Punita
S. No. Project ID Project Progress by Counsellinggiven to Progress Evaluation
Mentor Project Team by Mentor by Evaluator
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Mentor
Evaluator
Mr.P.B.ARUNPRASAD Dr.V.Punita SPOC .
Dr.S.Mohana

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 SARANATHANCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhiand Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up |Date:08-10-2022
Week No: 7 Phase Name: Project Design Phase-1
Mentor: Mr.R.KARTHIK Evaluator :Dr. R Senthamil Selvi
S. No. Project ID Project Progressby Counsellinggiven to Progress Evaluation
Mentor Project Team by Mentor by Evaluator
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Mentor Evaluator
Mr.RKARTHIK Dr. R Senthamil Selvi SPOC
Dr.S.Mohana

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 SARANATHAN cOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli, TamilNadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto AnnaUniversity,Chennal)
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up |Date:08-10-2022
Week No: 7 Phase Name:
Project Design Phase-1
Mentor: Mr.P.B.ARUN PRASAD Evaluator :Dr.V.Puníta
S. No. Project Progress by Counsellinggiven to Progress Evaluation
Project ID Mentor Project Team by Mentor by Evaluator
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DDMentor Evaluator SPOC

Mr.P.B.ARUN PRASAD Dr.V.Punita Dr.S.Mohana

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 SARANATHANcOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu- 620012.
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)
(Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade)
Department of CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up |Date:14-10-2022
Phase Name: Project Design Phase-2
Week No: }
Mr.R.KARTHIK Evaluator :Dr.R Senthamil Selvi
|Mentor :
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Mr.R,KARTHIK Dr.R Senthamil Selvi SPOC
Dr.S.Mohana

79
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 SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Tiruchirappali,Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhiand Affillatedto Anna University,
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade) Chennai)
Department of CSE
IBM-NalaiyathiranFollow Up
Week No: Phase Name: Date:14-10-2022
Mentor: Mr.P.B.ARUN PRASAD
Project Design Phase-2
Evaluator :Dr.V.Punita
S. No. Project ID Project Progress by Counsellinggiven to Progress Evaluation
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ProjectTeam by Mentor by Evaluator
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TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620012
Department of ECE

C2.3.1 EXPERENTIAL LEARNING (2022-2023)

GUEST LECTURES ORGANIZED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ECE

 Guest Lectures by experts from industry and institutions are arranged for students to enhance
their knowledge in various emerging topics under the auspices of Association of ECE (CHIP) and IETE
Students Forum.

Academic Year 2022 – 2023

Name Of The Professional Societies Type of Activity No. of Activities
Conducted
The Institution Of Electronics And Guest Lecture 3
Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) ELCOMFEST (Intra
&CHIP Association (ECE Association) Departmental Events) – 1
Engineer’s Day Celebration

Guest Lectures given by External Resource Persons

S. Events
Date Topic / Area Delivered By Participants
No Conducted

Silver Jubilee Design of Real Time Dr.J.Manikandan, Crucible IV Year Students

23-09-
1 Elite Lecture Artificial Intelligent of Research and Innovation, (2019-2023 batch
2022
Series Systems PES University, Bangalore Strength-119)
Dr.K.Karthikeyan, Professor
III Year Students
03-11- & Head, Management
2 Guest Lecture Discover You in You (2020-2024 batch
2022 Studies, Saranathan College
Strength-108)
of Engineering, Trichy
Dr.S.Thiyagarajan, II Year Students
16-11- Ace the GATE at 1st
3 Guest Lecture Managing Director, GATE (2021-2025 batch
2022 attempt
WIN Trichy Strength-125)

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IEL (A GOVERNMENTOF KERALA UNDERTAKING)
MAMALA P.O., KOCHI ¥ 682 305
An ISO 9001-2015CertifiedCompany

Phone : 0484-2787705 / 07 / 08 / 11
Fax : 91-0484-2787702
E-mail : mamala@kel.co.in
CIN : U31200KL 1964 SGC002062
Website : www.kel.co.in

MPA/61/ 515 /23 26th April, 2023

The Principal,
Saranathan College of Engineering,
Tamil Nadu.

Respected Sir,

Sub: Permission for Industrial Visit - Reg.

Ref: Your E-mail Dated 26.04.23.

With reference to the above permIssIon is granted for 52 Nos. Electrical &
Electronics Engineering Students & 2 faculty members of your college to visit our
Factory at Mamala, Kochi on 29.04.2023 from 10.00 am to 11.30 am.

You are requested to remit Rs.2,000/- towards visiting fee and GST @ 18¡/o extra
(Rs.360/-).

The students may be directed to observe the rules of the Company regarding safety
and conduct inside the factory premises. Photography / Videography is strictly
prohibited.

Visit should be completed by 12.00 noon being Saturday is half working day.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,
For KERALA ELECTRICAL & ALLIED ENGG.CO.L TD,

Corporate Office
7th Floor, Housing Board Office Complex, Panampilly Nagar, Kochi - 682 036, India
EPABX: 0484-2310012 / 13 / 14, 2318960 / 61, Fax: (0484) 2310015
E-mail : info@kel.co.in Website : www.kel.co.in

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DEPARTMENTOF EEE
DATE : 28.04.2023

BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

To,

The Manager In-Charge, Iá,

Wonderla Amusem¥ent Park,

Cochin . Kerala.

Sir,

SUB:- Permission for Industrial Visit - Reg.

interested to come for
The second year student of EEE department are
of their curriculum activities .
a one day industrial visit to your industry as a part
are planning to take up the
Totally 51 Students along with 3 staff members
give us permission on 30.04.2023
industrial visit. Hence we request you to kindly
it will .be a great help for the
to visit your industry. If given an opportunity,
subjects. We assure that our
students to gain more practical knowledge in their
lations of your firm,
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SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION
TIRUCHIRAPALLI
AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
- 620 012.
2 EE
UCHIRAP
Date: 21.02.2023

Ref No: SCE/ICE/CISD/22-23/03

Submitted To: The Principal, SCE

Submitted Through: HOD-ICE

Submitted By: Dr. M. Banu Sundareswari, ICE Dept

Respected Sir.

As part of academic activity of the academic year 2022-23(Even) a first guest lecture on

"How Prioritization motivates you" has been scheduled on, February 23, 2023, at

11.15Am in ICE Seminar Hall, in order to enlighten the students about the importance of

priorities in their academic life. The guest speaker is Mr. Allan Joy, Relationship

to approve the same.

Manager, ICT Academy, Trichy. We kindly request you

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TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - 620012

ICETECH
The Technical Association of
Instrumentation & Control Engineering
Solicits your gracious presence
For the Guest lecture
On 23rd February 2023 from 11.15 AM to 12.45 PM

Mr.Allan Joy
Relationship Manager,
ICT Academy,
Tiruchirappalli.

has kindly consented to

deliver a Guest lecture on

“How Prioritization motivates you”

Venue: ICE Seminar Hall

MANAGEMENT OF SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,

FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF ICE DEPARTMENT

All are cordially invited

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TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - 620012
ICETECH
The Technical Association of
Instrumentation & Control Engineering
Guest Lecture
rd
On 23 February 2023 from 11.15 AM to 12.45 PM

Agenda

 11.15 AM Master of Ceremony

 11.17 AM Prayer Song
 11.20 AM Welcome Address
 11.23 AM Felicitation
 11.25 AM Memento Presentation
 11.27 AM Chief Guest Introduction
 11.30 AM Guest Lecture by Chief Guest
 12:40 PM Vote of Thanks

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai-25)
DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
(Accredited by NBA)
Venkateshwara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirapalli - 620 012, Tamil Nadu, India.

24.02.2023

Report on “Guest Lecture” conducted on 23.02.2023

Headline:

ICE Department organizes “GUEST LECTURE” for 2nd and 3rd year students

Description:
 Awesome session on How Prioritization motivates you” for the students of ICE
department organized by the department Head Dr. S.M. Giri Rajkumar and faculty
members.
 The Guest Lecture was held in the ICE seminar hall on February 23, 2023, from
11:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
 Mr. Allan Joy, Relationship Manager, ICT Academy, was the guest speaker.
 The session began with the MCs addressing the audience, which was followed by the
 Prayer song and Thamizh Thai vaazhthu.
 Ms.Anjali from the second year gave the Welcome Address.
 Following the Welcome Address, our HOD, Dr.S.M.Giri Rajkumar, spoke a few words
of motivation to our students, and Dr.M.Banu Sundareswari presented a token of
gratitude to the Guest Speaker.
 Mr.Shujath Ali Khan of second year introduced the guest.
 The guest speaker wanted to start the session by writing down our top priorities in our
daily lives.
 He then stated that spending time with family and friends is his top priority.
 He divided the priorities into two categories: productive priorities and non-productive
priorities.
 Everything we do for our own benefit in terms of earning money and settling down in life
falls under productive priority, while everything we do for our own satisfaction and
peaceful way of escaping reality falls under nonproductive priority.
 The session was more interesting and interactive because the students were more
attentive and observant.

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai-25)
DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
(Accredited by NBA)
Venkateshwara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirapalli - 620 012, Tamil Nadu, India.

 Mr.Allan shared some of his life experience, about his school and NCC camp adventures,
college, etc.,
 Overall, it was a very enjoyable and humorous session.
Photographs:

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai-25)
DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
(Accredited by NBA)
Venkateshwara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirapalli - 620 012, Tamil Nadu, India.

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai-25)
DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
(Accredited by NBA)
Venkateshwara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirapalli - 620 012, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Branch : ICE SECTION - A, SEM - 5
Name List
S.No BatchNo Regno Name S.No BatchNo Regno Name

1 235001 813820112001 BALAJI. V 15 235015 813820112015 SANTHOSH. R

2 235002 813820112002 BARANI DARAN. R 16 235016 813820112016 SARAVANA KUMAR. K P

3 235003 813820112003 BOOMIKA. S 17 235017 813820112017 SHARAN. R

4 235004 813820112004 CHANDRU. V 18 235018 813820112018 SHERENE AMALIA. G

5 235005 813820112005 HARI PRAKASH. R 19 235019 813820112019 SIVA SUBRAMANIAN. A

6 235006 813820112006 HARI VARSHINI. S 20 235020 813820112020 SUDHARSAN. B

7 235007 813820112007 IRSHATH AHMED. M S 21 235021 813820112021 SUDHARSAN. S

8 235008 813820112008 JOE JASPER RAJA. B 22 235022 813820112022 VIGNESH.S

9 235009 813820112009 KAVIN. G 23 235023 813820112023 VINOTH. M

10 235010 813820112010 KEERTHI VASAN. K 24 235024 813820112024 VISHAL RAJ I P

11 235011 813820112011 MUKESH. P 25 235025 813820112025 YESHVANT. BA

12 235012 813820112012 PRITHIV RAJ. A 26 235026 813820112026 YOKESWARAN. T

13 235013 813820112013 RAGUL. P 27 235027 813820112303 SUBHASAN. R

14 235014 813820112014 ROHAN. S 28 235028 813820112301 LEENA. R

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Name List
S.No BatchNo Regno Name S.No BatchNo Regno Name

1 245001 813821112001 ANJALI. N [11-JUL-04] MOHAMMED ABDULLAH. H [08-

11 245012 813821112012
JAN-04]

2 245002 813821112002 DEEPTHI SWARNAA. M [02-DEC-03] MURSHATH BASHA. I [28-JAN-

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3 245004 813821112004 JEEVANATHAN. S [17-FEB-04]
13 245014 813821112014 PRASANNA. V [12-JAN-04]

4 245005 813821112005 KAAVYA. N R [11-DEC-03]

14 245015 813821112015 PRAVEENA. M [05-JUN-04]

5 245006 813821112006 KARTHICK. N [22-NOV-03]

15 245016 813821112016 SACHIN. S [21-FEB-04]

6 245007 813821112007 KESAVAN. T [13-AUG-02] THIRUMALAI KUMAR. G [08-

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SHUJATH ALI KHAN. M [15-
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8 245009 813821112009 LAWRANCE. J [18-AUG-03]
18 245019 813821112301 FURKHAN ANAS. H [10-SEP-03]
9 245010 813821112010 MATHANGINI. M [17-NOV-03]
19 245020 813821112302 LOGESH. A [29-MAY-03]
MOHAMED FAYIQ SHAREEF. M F S
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DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012.
Date: 10-04-2023

Ref No: SCE/ICE/2022-2023/C4/Even/04

Report on “Industrial Visit” held on Apr.6 2023

Headline:
ICE Department organizes “Industrial Visit” for
ICE students

Description:
On 6th April, 2023, a total of 42 students include 2nd and 3rd year of Department
of Instrumentation and Control Engineering from Saranathan College of
Engineering visited the Mattupetty Dam in Kerala. The industrial visit was started
with proper guidance and permission of Principle Dr. D. Valavan and Head of
Department, Instrumentation and control Engineering, Dr. S. M. Girirajkumar The
industrial visit was planned under the guidance of Dr. M. Shanmugavalli,
Professor, Dept. ICE and Mr. R. Seetharaman, Assistant Professor, Dept. ICE.
The Mattupetty Dam is constructed under the Pallivasal Hydropower Plant Project,
which is a major source of hydroelectric power in Kerala. The aim of the industrial
visit was to provide the students with practical knowledge and exposure to the
working of a hydropower plant.

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DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012.
Date: 10-04-2023

Ref No: SCE/ICE/2022-2023/C4/Even/04

Visit Details:
The visit started at 9 am on 06.04.2023 with a brief introduction to the dam by the
site engineer. The students were then taken on a tour of the hydropower plant. The
tour started with a visit to the dam, where the site engineer explained the
construction and working of the dam. The students were given an overview of the
dam's function, which is to store water and release it to generate electricity.
The tour then proceeded to the power station, where the students were shown the
turbines, generators, and other equipment used in the generation of electricity. The
site engineer explained the functioning of each equipment and the process involved
in generating electricity.
The students were also shown the control room, where the engineers monitor and
control the generation of electricity. The site engineer explained the various
parameters that are monitored and controlled to ensure the smooth functioning of
the power plant.
After the tour, the students had an interactive session with the site engineer, where
they could clarify their doubts and gain a deeper understanding of the working of
the power plant.
Learning Outcomes:
The visit to the Mattupetty Dam provided the students with practical knowledge
and exposure to the working of a hydropower plant. The students gained an
understanding of the construction and functioning of the dam, the turbines,
generators, and other equipment used in the generation of electricity. They also
learned about the various parameters that are monitored and controlled to ensure
the smooth functioning of the power plant.

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DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012.
Date: 10-04-2023

Ref No: SCE/ICE/2022-2023/C4/Even/04

After the Industrial visit, the nearby few places were visited - Photo Point and
Marayoor View Point with Jeep Safari, Eravikulam National Park and Lakkam
Waterfalls.
Overall, the industrial visit to the Mattupetty Dam was an enriching and
informative experience for the students. The visit provided them with practical
knowledge and exposure to the working of a hydropower plant, which will be
beneficial for their future studies and career. Other than technical knowledge
students were able to learn coordination between them with tendency to socialize
and adapt to new environment and situation.

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DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012.
Date: 10-04-2023

Ref No: SCE/ICE/2022-2023/C4/Even/04

Photographs:

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DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012.
Date: 10-04-2023

Ref No: SCE/ICE/2022-2023/C4/Even/04

List of Participants

Third Year ICE Students

S.No Batch No Name S.No Batch No Name

1 235001 BALAJI. V 15 235015 SANTHOSH. R
2 235002 BARANI DARAN. R 16 235016 SARAVANA KUMAR. K P
3 235003 BOOMIKA. S 17 235017 SHARAN. R
4 235004 CHANDRU. V 18 235018 SHERENE AMALIA. G
5 235005 HARI PRAKASH. R 19 235019 SIVA SUBRAMANIAN. A
6 235006 HARI VARSHINI. S 20 235020 SUDHARSAN. B

7 235007 IRSHATH AHMED. M S 21 235021 SUDHARSAN. S

8 235008 JOE JASPER RAJA. B 22 235022 VIGNESH.S

9 235009 KAVIN. G 23 235023 VINOTH. M

10 235010 KEERTHI VASAN. K 24 235024 VISHAL RAJ I P

25 235025 YESHVANT. BA
11 235011 MUKESH. P
26 235026 YOKESWARAN. T
12 235012 PRITHIV RAJ. A
27 235027 SUBHASAN. R
13 235013 RAGUL. P
28 235028 LEENA. R
14 235014 ROHAN. S

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|DOI:10.15662/IJAREEIE.2022.1205011 |

Air Pollution Monitoring and Decision

Making Using MyRIO
Dr.M.Shanmugavalli1*, S.Regena Arshni2, A.Sharlene3, A.Swathi4
Professor, Dept. of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Truchirappalli, India1
Student, Dept. of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering,
Truchirappalli, India2,3,4
*
Corresponding author

ABSTRACT: Air quality is closely linked to the earth’s climate and ecosystems globally. Many of the drivers of air
pollution (i.e. combustion of fossil fuels) are also sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Air pollution is a
significant risk factor for a number of pollution-related diseases, including respiratory infections, heart
disease, COPD, stroke and lung cancer. The solutions to this pressing issue are also the key to tackle the climate crisis,
fostering inclusive societies and improving childhood development. By working together, we have a golden
opportunity to transform our approach to one of the great hidden killers. But the first step is to know, what are the
causes? According to the survey, about 50% of the diseases are caused by the pollutants in the air. Our project focuses
on air quality monitoring based on myRIO-LabVIEW and descision making, which could monitor the quality of air via
detection of Carbon Monoxide (CO), hazardous gas like smoke, benzene, vapours rate in indoor locations within
buildings. The sensors used to detect these gases are MQ-7, MQ-9 and MQ135. It is connected to the Arduino Uno and
MyRIO controllers; the outputs are processed by the LabVIEW software on the user computer remotely and the gas
with the highest rate will be displayed in the LCD display along with the cause and effect. MyRIO will continuously
save the gas rates data when the substance exists around these locations. In this way, the LabVIEW can process and
display the data to the user wirelessly or remotely. Subsequently, the average rate could also be calculated. The system
is very useful and can be used in the further days.

KEYWORDS: myRio-LabVIEW, MQ-7, MQ-9, MQ-135, Arduino Uno, decision making

I. INTRODUCTION

People around the world have started to think about themselves and the surrounding. The five essentials of nature are
air, water, land, sky, fire. Among these five, the air comes first. The air we breathe is very essential. It is very important
for that air to be clean. Diseases such as asthma, lung cancer and emphysema can actually be caused by polluted air.
These diseases brought adverse effects in the lives of human beings. In the modern world, back and then, it is always a
concern that everyone is healthy and have an eternal life. In fact, in the past two years the concern has turned out to be
more because of the Covid losses. Air pollution also has negative effects on the environment as it can cause greenhouse
effects and contributes to global warming. Air pollution is contributed mostly by the combustions of fuel, open
burnings, gases emission from industrial site and smoking. To monitor the air quality that we inhaled is very important
in order to ensure the best air quality is there for us. Not only do air pollutants and greenhouse gases share the same
sources, some pollutants directly contribute to global warming. Reducing these pollutants (called Short-Lived Climate
Pollutants) would slow the rate of climate change and help limit warming to 1.5C. Even though you can’t see it, the air
you are breathing is probably polluted.Monitoring is an exercise to measure ambient air pollution levels in an area. The
data will indicate the status of the quality of air we breathe. It will be much more better if we get to know the effect the
cause of the gas.

Some of the current approach to remotely monitor the air quality is by using the integration of sensor, Arduino
microcontroller and Global System for Mobile (GSM) module. Moreover, some wireless system is using the General
Packet Radio Service (GPRS) sensors array and a wireless sensor for real time monitoring which has been designed,
implemented and tested. There are also a system that is mobile by using Sharp GP2Y1010AU0F optical dust sensor,
Arduino Uno and Liquid Crystal Display Keypad Shield in order to monitor the Air Pollutant Index (API). Asystem
was developed that uses GPS and smart phone to pinpoint coordinate along with air pollution readings. In addition to
this, there are some of the past system that uses different type of sensor such as the TGS2600 and several customize

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Air Pollution Monitoring System using LabVIEW

Shanmugavalli. M1, Regena Arshni. S2*, Sharlene. A3, Swathi. A4
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
2,3,4
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7921941

Abstract

Air pollution poses a significant threat to human health and the environment. To address this issue, the

development of effective air pollution monitoring systems is crucial. This research paper presents an

innovative approach to monitoring air pollution using the MyRIO platform, a programmable embedded

system designed for real-time control and data acquisition. The proposed system integrates various

sensors to measure key air pollutants and provides a reliable and accurate means of monitoring air quality

in real-time. FPGA, and I/O capabilities, making it suitable for data acquisition and control applications.

The proposed system integrates various sensors to measure key air pollutants, such as particulate matter,

carbon monoxide, smoke, and Gas leakage like LPG. The acquired data is processed, analysed, and

transmitted to a central server for visualisation and further analysis. The system provides an efficient

and reliable solution for monitoring air pollution, aiding in decision-making processes, and facilitating

effective pollution control measures. The system architecture, sensor selection, data acquisition, and

analysis methods are discussed in detail, highlighting the potential of MyRIO-based solutions in air

pollution monitoring.

Keywords: NI Labview, MyRIO, Monitoring, Air Pollution, MQ Sensors.

1. Introduction

Being healthy and having an eternal life for everyone is a constant concern in the current society.
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Autonomous Electric Vehicle Charging Station

Based on LabVIEW
Gaayathry. K1, Darwin. I2 ,Thaneshwaran. S3*, Raghuram. M4,
Sundharadevan. S5
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
2,3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7895033

Abstract

As individuals become more environmentally conscious, electric vehicles are growing in

popularity. Also, there is a growing demand for electric vehicle charging stations. Electric car

charging stations must be reliable and secure in order to accommodate this demand. The

prevalence of charging stations in both public and private garages will rise as the number of

electric vehicles (EVs) on the road rises. These stations will be in charge of fulfilling the

demands of EV owners, parking structure operators, and the distribution grid. In order to meet

the demands of both EV users and the local distribution grid, charging infrastructure is

becoming increasingly crucial as the number of Electric Vehicles (EVs) on the road increases

.One of the main reasons for the recent growth and acceptance of electric cars (EVs) in

contemporary smart cities is the hazardous CO2 emissions from traditional fuel-based vehicles.

In the contemporary smart city, EVs offer an environmentally favorable setting. Yet, there are

numerous obstacles to the use of EVs in the contemporary smart city (such as smart charging,

route planning, information distribution, etc.). So, new methods and approaches are required to

raise the effectiveness of the EVs' current charging system. Bearing these concerns in mind, this

study suggests a new method for wirelessly charging electric vehicles using RFID tags in
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conjunction with optimized path planning to have the lowest possible charging costs. Presently,
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Journal homepage: www.ijrpr.com ISSN 2582-7421

Integrating IOT in Autonomous EV Charging Stations

Dr K Gaayathry1, Darwin I2, Raghuram M3, Sundharadevan S4, Thaneshwaran S5.

1,2,3,4,5
Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Tamilnadu

ABSTRACT

Today's growing use of electric vehicles (EVs) that are connected to the power grid creates difficulties in managing operating costs and coordinating EV charging.
With time-varying prices and users who prefer varied charging times, an EV Charging Station (EVCS) offers difficulties for scheduling all demands, information
recording and sharing for network management, as well as data privacy and security. For all charging needs, we should use EVSEs with at least minimal control
and management capabilities. In our study, we managed electric vehicle (EV) charging in common areas using the Internet of Things (IoT) concept. In order to start
the electric vehicle charging process, the user identification mechanism is managed by the mobile application. A sensor is used to measure the current and voltage
based on the microcontroller, and the device then communicates data with the mobile application. To see this process in action, a user interface has been created
that displays the various sensor data to the user and also sends alert messages. After charging, the user can check the state of their phone's charging. Since the data
will be stored in the cloud, it will remain safe and secure.

Keywords: E-vehicles, IOT, GSM Module.

INTRODUCTION

Whether you currently drive an electric vehicle (EV) or are thinking about purchasing one, charging is an essential component of operating an EV.With
the widespread adoption of electric vehicles rapidly approaching, the relevance of excellent electric vehicle charging will become crucial for the network
administrators of charging stations as well as the public power grid.The charging infrastructure presents one of the biggest challenges when trying to
break into the electric vehicle (EV) industry, with the main problems being related to the lack of an acceptable framework in private buildings (high rises)
due to their unpreparedness for this new reality. The loft doesn't meet the requirements for EV owners because of a widespread power problem.

Frameworks may be able to create new solutions to these problems in light of recent developments in the Internet of Things (IoT), as well as related
sensors and correspondence stages. Rental accommodations and the potential need for assistance with electric vehicle charging are another aspect of this
difficulty. Sadly, there is a general reluctance in condos to install EV charging stations, even though a few owners may use them. There is also a problem
with the security of the electrical systems because they are not designed to support EV charging stations, and changing the electrical foundation of the
loft requires the consent of the majority of owners, which can be difficult, however they can be difficult to obtain from government building health
specialists. This is a barrier to reception because the majority of private buildings have typical areas with shared electrical infrastructure and are not
prepared for the installation of new EV charging frameworks. Four major problem areas were identified by a review: sharing electric vehicle charging
arrangement structures, charging framework inaccessibility, building restrictions, administrative challenges, and parking garage accessibility.

LITERATURE REVIEW

• This work addresses the concern of higher refueling time in Electric Vehicles (EVs) which limits their wide-spread use for transportation.
Efficient charge scheduling is crucial for optimal use of limited charging infrastructure and minimizing waiting queues at Charging Stations
(CSs). Previous works on this topic are mainly theoretical and assume global availability of EV and CS data. This work aims to provide a
practical solution through efficient EV-CS coordination.

• The growth and usage of the electric vehicle is on the rise over the past few years. Demerits of conventional IC engine vehicles like depletion
of fossil fuel, increase in fuel price and negative impacts on the environment made us to shift to electric vehicles. The fuel for electric vehicle
is electrical energy which is extracted from the power grid through charging station. In the power grid, the energy share from conventional
energy sources are high, that too coal, which again leads to the same negative impacts as like IC engine vehicles.

• The use of non-renewable resources in transportation has contributed significantly to pollution and global warming. To address this issue,
there is a growing need for a shift towards renewable energy-based transportation infrastructure. The increasing adoption of Electric Vehicles
(EVs) has further highlighted the need for sustainable energy sources to power them. This research paper proposes a solution to address the
challenge of charging EVs through the utilization of renewable energy sources.

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Design Analyze and Implementation of Hand

written Digit Recognition System Using HOG
Feature
Giri Rajkumar. S.M1, Hariprasath. S2, Sivabalan. D3*,
Sakthiganesh. K4, Varun. K5, Thangasabari. S6
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
2
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
3,4,5,6
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7916199

Abstract

A feature descriptor method called HOG (Histogram of Oriented Gradients) is frequently employed in

tasks involving the detection and identification of objects. HOG may be used to extract characteristics

from pictures of handwritten digits in order to categories them into the appropriate classes for digit

classification. We may utilize HOG for digit categorization by doing the following: Obtain a collection

of images of handwritten digits. The training set and testing set of this dataset should be separated. The

photos should be preprocessed to make sure they are uniform in size and orientation. To ensure that the

pixel values are inside a given range, we could, for instance, resize all photos to the same set size. For

each image in the collection, calculate the HOG features. In order to do this, the picture must be divided

into small cells, the gradient orientations and magnitudes for each pixel inside of each cell must be

calculated, and a histogram of orientations must then be computed for each block of cells. Using the

HOG characteristics as input, train a machine learning model on the training set. Support Vector

Machines (SVMs), Random Forests, and neural networks are common digit categorization techniques.

Analyze the trained model's performance on the testing set. Metrics like accuracy, precision, and recall

may be calculated in order to achieve this. Finally, we can categories brand-new, previously
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undiscovered photos of handwritten digits using the trained model. In conclusion, HOG may be used to
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Design and Simulation for Sensors used in Smart

Agriculture
Seetharaman. R1, Abarna. R3, Bairavi. S4, Dharshini. G5, Jayalakshmi.R5*
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
2,3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7916309

Abstract

Agriculture is done manually for ages, to reduce manual labor many new technologies and

implementations are introduced in agriculture. we aim to make use of evolving technologies i.e. IOT and

smart agriculture using automation. In this project, using a Wi-Fi module agrobot is designed for seed

sowing. Agrobot is an important tool for modern farmers looking to improve their efficiency and

sustainability. This agrobot uses some sensors for measuring some vital parameters in agriculture.

DHT22, FC28 sensors are used to provide temperature, humidity, and moisture content of soil

respectively. A Wi-fi module is used to control the sensors and movement of the device.

Keywords: Seed Sowing, Smart Sensor, IOT-based Agriculture.

1. Introduction

Agriculture in India establishes an extra 60% of the major occupation. It serves to be the

backbone of the Indian economic system. It has a vital role to improve the effectiveness and

profitability of agriculture at the identical time giving secure cultivation to the farmers.

Automation of irrigation structures in frameworks is moreover sustained with the aid of

estimating the water rate in the soil and managing to irrigate the system.
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DOI: 10.17148/IJIREEICE.2023.11502

Design and Simulation of Capacitive pressure

Sensor using Intellisuite
Dr. M. Shanmugavalli1, Vignesh. G2, Harish. R3, Nicolas Nesan. G4, Parithi Kumar. J5
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, India.
2,3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, India.

Abstract: The design and modelling of a capacitive pressure sensor are presented in this work. High sensor sensitivities
and resolutions have been accomplished using Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) technology. Initial
information on the simulation and design of such a sensor is provided in this report. The diaphragm deformation-induced
capacitance change is used in capacitive sensing. A polycrystalline diaphragm that makes up the sensor deflects when
pressure is applied to it. When pressure is applied, the 211m diaphragm deflects, altering the capacitance between the
polysilicon diaphragm and silicon substrate. A high working pressure range and good linearity are achieved in the
simulation of the MEMS capacitive pressure sensor in touch mode. To optimise the design, enhance the performance,
and shorten the manufacturing process, Intellisuite software is used to model and simulate MEMS capacitive pressure
sensors.

Keywords: Capacitive pressure sensor, MEMS, PolySilicon, Sensor

I. INTRODUCTION

An example of a sensor is a capacitive pressure sensor, which gauges pressure by identifying variations in capacitance.
A system of conductors and insulators has capacitance when it can store electrical charge. A membrane or diaphragm is
sandwiched between two conductive plates to create a capacitor in a capacitive pressure sensor. The diaphragm slides
towards one of the plates when pressure is applied, altering the distance between the plates and, consequently, the
capacitance. The pressure being applied to the diaphragm can be measured and inferred from this change in capacitance.
Automotive, aerospace, and medical device sectors all often use capacitive pressure sensors. They are renowned for their
precision, consistency, and minimal hysteresis.

II. SOFTWARE USED

Using the software tools in Intellisuite, micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) and other micro-systems are designed
and simulated. The programme was made by and is updated by IntelliSense Corporation. Intellisuite is frequently used
for MEMS research and development in both academia and business. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for
designing, modelling, and simulating MEMS devices, which can help engineers and researchers make better designs and
hasten the release of MEMS products.

III. SENSOR DESIGN

Intellisuite simulation software is used during the sensor design process. Utilising both Intellifab and 3D building tools,
the sensor is created. The MEMS device masks were first imported using the fabrication process, and after that, a process
table was constructed with all of the processes required to build the device from which the material properties were
deduced. The imported mask set was connected to the process during process design, defining the x-y geometry of the
structure. The device's 3D model may then be seen in the 3D Viewer and exported to an analysis module. The sensor is
made up of a fixed silicon substrate that serves as the other half of the pressure-dependent capacitor and a circle
polysilicon diaphragm with a 2 m thickness that deflects in response to pressure. The diaphragm is supported by beams
to the substrate and suspended over it by a distance of 5 µm. An air gap and a thin layer of Si02 divide the diaphragm and
substrate. Thermo Electro Mechanical Analysis (TEM) tool was used to import the constructed sensor for additional static
and dynamic analysis. Figure 1 shows the layout of the capacitive sensor.

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Design and Simulation of MEMS-Based Pressure Sensor

Dr. Shanmugavalli. M 1*, Vignesh. G 2, Harish. R 3, Nicolas Nesan. G 4, Parithi Kumar. J 5

1
Assistant Professor, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, India
2,3,4,5
Student, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, India

ABSTRACT

This study provides a summary of the design, modelling, and simulation of MEMS pressure sensors using Intellisuite software. Offering separate membrane
structures (circular and square) with uniform surface area and thickness has been tried to achieve high sensitivity. Additionally, three materials—Silicon—have
been assigned to simulations with varying loads ranging from 0.1 to 1MPa. Studies of the simulation results revealed that the pressure sensor with silicon material
provided by a circular membrane exhibited increased deformation and high sensitivity thickness. The effects of input load, altered diaphragm dimensions, and
material addition on improved sensitivity are carefully explored. For calculating and verifying pressure in a range of environmental and industrial conditions, these
studies are particularly beneficial.

Keywords: Intellisuite; Diaphragm; Stress; Displacement; Pressure sensor

1. Introduction:

Micro-sized pressure sensors built using MEMS (Micro-electro-mechanical systems) translate mechanical deformation into electrical impulses to monitor
pressure. These sensors are widely utilized in many different applications, including industrial systems, automobiles, and aeronautical and medical
equipment. Using microfabrication techniques, which involve etching and depositing microscopic structures on a silicon substrate, pressure sensors based
on MEMS are created. A tiny diaphragm serves as the sensor's pressure-sensitive component, and it moves when pressure is applied. Piezoresistive or
capacitive sensing components that are built into the structure are used to measure displacement. The compact design and low power consumption of
MEMS-based pressure sensors are two of its main benefits. They are perfect for applications where space is constrained since they are simple to integrate
into electronic circuits. Moreover, MEMS-based pressure sensors

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1.1 Circular Piezoresistive Pressure Sensor:

A circular piezoresistive pressure sensor is a pressure sensor that measures pressure via the piezoresistive effect. A change in electrical resistance happens
when a material is put under mechanical stress or strain. The piezoresistive effect is the name given to this phenomenon. A piezoresistive pressure sensor
uses a circular diaphragm made of piezoresistive material, such as silicon, to sense pressure. Under pressure, the diaphragm stretches, altering its
resistance. The resistance change, which is inversely proportional to the applied pressure, can be detected using a Wheatstone bridge circuit. Circular
piezoresistive pressure sensors are extensively used in a variety of industries, including the automotive, aerospace, and medical device sectors. They offer
outstanding accuracy, stability over time, and sensitivity.

1.2 Square Piezoresistive Pressure Sensor:

A piezoresistive pressure sensor can measure pressure by sensing changes in a material's electrical resistance brought on by pressure or strain. The
material used to create the sensor is a piezo resistor, which is a thin, flexible material (usually silicon) covered in a pattern of small resistive elements.
The piezoresistive material deforms when pressure is applied to the sensor, and the resistance of the piezoresistive elements varies in direct proportion to
the pressure. By running a little current through the components and measuring the voltage across them, the change in resistance may be identified.
Consumer electronics, healthcare equipment, automobiles, and industrial pressure measurement all use piezoresistive pressure sensors. They are well-
liked because they are compact, trustworthy.

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Design and Simulation of Piezoresistive Pressure

Sensor using Intellisuite
Dr. Shanmugavalli. M1, Vignesh. G2, Harish. R3, Nicolas Nesan. G4, Parithi
Kumar. J5
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
2,3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7868910

Abstract

The Piezoresistive Pressure Sensor given in this study describes the best methods for enhancing

the sensor's performance. To get findings that are roughly equivalent to theoretical values, finite

element analysis is used as part of the design process. The size, shape, and position of the piezo

resistors are taken into account during the simulation. The piezo resistors, which are coupled in

the shape of a Wheatstone bridge, convert the applied pressure into electricity. By choosing the

appropriate membrane geometry and piezo resistor placement, the sensitivity of the sensor can

be increased, and the results are also acquired in this manner.

Keywords: Piezo resistors, MEMS, Intellisuite, Pressure sensor.

1. Introduction

Pressure sensors are frequently employed in a wide range of industries, from the automotive to

the medical, aerospace, and consumer electronics. The piezoresistive pressure sensor, which

transforms the applied pressure into a change in resistance, is one of the most used varieties of

pressure sensors. The piezoresistive effect is based on the idea that under mechanical stress,
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Detection of Varicose Veins by Non-Invasive

Method using Lab VIEW
Gopi Krishnan. A1, Hemanth. K. K2, Kannappan. S3*, Mohan Raj. B4,
Prabaharan. M5
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
2,3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7894673

Abstract

In this paper we have given solution for varicose veins by adding various sensors in the knee

band like force sensor, accelerometer sensor and peltier crystal to measure oxygen saturation

level, leg movement,vibration and the force applied.In our project all the data’s are collected

and displayed in the front panel of LabVIEW. The data’s received from hardware are

transmitted using USB to UART drivers.We interpret this data from sensors and reduce the

varicose veins.Therefore this project benefits people suffering from varicose veins and deep

vein thrombosis (DVT).

Keywords: Varicose Veins, Non-invasive, LabVIEW, Peltier Crystal, PIC Microcontroller.

1. Introduction

People frequently suffer from varicose veins, particularly in India. WHO estimates that almost

10% of the world's population has varicose veins, with the prevalence being higher in women.

The WHO also notes that the risk of developing varicose veins rises with age, reaching 35% for

those who lead an active lifestyle and 50–60% for those who lead an inactive one. In people
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under the age of 40, varicose veins affect about half of the population. Adults typically have
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between 10% and 20% major varicose veins and 0.5% superficial varicose veins. Over 1500

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Heat Transfer Analysis Using Solar Panel

Gopi Krishnan. A1, Nithish. S2, Subash. N. S3*, MuthuKumaran. K4,
Mohamed Fahim K5
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
2,3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7916104

Abstract

The sun provides an abundant source of energy, which can be harnessed through the use of solar panels

to produce electricity. When photons of light from the sun strike the photovoltaic cells within the solar

panel, they generate an electric current. However, losses occur during this process, with one of the most

significant being the production of heat beneath the panel, which can reduce its efficiency. To counteract

this, fluid is circulated through the ducts beneath the panel to absorb the heat and transfer it away. This

convective heat transfer process can increase the power output of the solar panel beyond its typical

levels.

Keywords: Solar Panel, Photovoltaic Cells, Sunlight, and Convection.

1. Introduction

Solar energy is an important renewable energy source that encompasses both radiant light and heat from

the sun. Numerous technologies are available to tap into solar energy, including solar heating,

photovoltaics, solar thermal energy, solar architecture, molten salt power plants, and artificial

photosynthesis.Active and passive solar techniques are used to capture and distribute solar energy and

convert it into solar power. Examples of active solar techniques include photovoltaic systems,

concentrated solar power, and solar water heating, while passive solar techniques involve orienting

buildings towards the sun, using materials with favorable thermal mass or light-dispersing properties,
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and designing spaces that encourage natural air circulation. indispensable. Budgeting is ubiquitous and
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has long been considered a necessary tool in managing a company.

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Heat Transfer Analysis Using Solar Panel with Forced and Natural
Convection Methods

Nithish S1, Subash N S2, Muthu Kumaran K3, Mohamed Fahim4, Gopi Krishnan A5 (Guide)
1,2,3,4,5
Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu, India

ABSTRACT

The sun provides an abundant source of energy, which can be harnessed through the use of solar panels to produce electricity. When photons of light from the sun
strike the photovoltaic cells within the solar panel, they generate an electric current. However, losses occur during this process, with one of the most significant
being the production of heat beneath the panel, which can reduce its efficiency. To counteract this, fluid is circulated through the ducts beneath the panel to absorb
the heat and transfer it away. This convective heat transfer process can increase the power output of the solar panel beyond its typical levels.

Keywords: solar panel, photovoltaic cells, sunlight, and convection.

1. Introduction

Solar energy is an important renewable energy source that encompasses both radiant light and heat from the sun. Numerous technologies are available to
tap into solar energy, including solar heating, photovoltaics, solar thermal energy, solar architecture, molten salt power plants, and artificial
photosynthesis. Active and passive solar techniques are used to capture and distribute solar energy and convert it into solar power. Examples of active
solar techniques include photovoltaic systems, concentrated solar power, and solar water heating, while passive solar techniques involve orienting
buildings towards the sun, using materials with favorable thermal mass or light-dispersing properties, and designing spaces that encourage natural air
circulation.

Solar energy is a highly attractive source of electricity due to its vast potential. According to the United Nations Development Programme's 2000 World
Energy Assessment, solar energy has an annual potential of 1,575-49,837 exajoules (EJ), which is several times greater than the world's total energy
consumption of 559.8 EJ in 2012.

The importance of developing affordable, clean, and renewable solar energy technologies was acknowledged by the International Energy Agency in 2011.
Such technology could provide long-term benefits by increasing a country's energy security with the use of a domestically available, renewable resource
that is mostly independent of imports. Furthermore, it could help to reduce pollution, promote sustainability, and lower energy costs.lower the costs of
mitigating global warming, and keep fossil fuel prices lower than they would otherwise be. These benefits are global and should be considered as wise
investments in learning. The costs of incentives for early deployment must be widely shared and used appropriately.

The upper atmosphere of Earth receives an estimated 174 petawatts of solar radiation, with approximately 30% being reflected back to space and the
remainder absorbed by the planet's land masses, oceans, and atmosphere. The visible and near-infrared ranges make up most of the solar spectrum at the
Earth's surface, with a small portion in the near-ultraviolet range. The insolation levels for most of the world's population range from 150-300 watts/m²
or 3.5-7.0 kWh/m² per day.

Solar radiation is absorbed by Earth's land masses, oceans, and atmosphere, which leads to atmospheric circulation and convection. The evaporated water
from the oceans creates warm air that rises, and when it reaches a high altitude, the temperature is low enough for water vapor to condense into clouds.
The process of water condensation can intensify convection, resulting in various atmospheric events, such as wind, cyclones, and anti-cyclones. Green
plants use photosynthesis to convert solar energy into chemically stored energy, which produces biomass, food, and wood, and is the source of fossil
fuels.

The total amount of solar energy that is absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land masses each year is estimated to be around 3,850,000
exajoules. Of this energy, approximately 3,000 EJ is captured through photosynthesis and converted into biomass. The amount of solar energy that reaches
the planet's surface is so immense that it is believed to be twice as much as the total energy that can be obtained from all other sources, including fossil
fuels, nuclear power, and renewable sources such as wind and hydro power.Solar power can be generated through photovoltaics or concentrated solar
power, which uses lenses or mirrors and tracking systems to focus sunlight into a small beam.

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Implementation of Machine learning methods in

Plant Pathology Detection
Giri Rajkumar. S.M1, Hariprasath. S2, Shanjith Kumar. I3*,
Ragavantiran. G4, Syed Athaullah. S5, Syed Fizal. S.K6
1
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
2
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
3,4,5,6
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7916140

Abstract

The classification of plant diseases is essential for the timely detection and prevention of outbreaks,

which can lead to significant crop loss and reduced food security. In recent years, machine learning

techniques, such as SVM algorithm, have been used to classify plant diseases based on their symptoms

and features extracted from images of diseased plants. This study aims to provide an overview of the

SVM algorithm's application in plant disease classification and its potential for future development. The

SVM algorithm has been shown to be effective in classifying various plant diseases, including black

spot and anthranose. Furthermore, the integration of machine learning models with remote sensing and

precision agriculture technologies has the potential to improve disease detection and prevention. Future

directions for plant disease classification using machine learning techniques include the development of

deep learning models, multimodal classification, and transfer learning. In conclusion, the use of machine

learning techniques, including SVM algorithm, provides a valuable tool for the early detection and

prevention of plant diseases, ultimately benefiting farmers, consumers, and the environment.

Keywords: Support vector machines (SVMs), Plant diseases, Image processing, Categorization of
leaves.
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Integrating IOT in Autonomous EV Charging Stations

Dr K Gaayathry1, Darwin I2, Raghuram M3, Sundharadevan S4, Thaneshwaran S5.

1,2,3,4,5
Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Tamilnadu

ABSTRACT

Today's growing use of electric vehicles (EVs) that are connected to the power grid creates difficulties in managing operating costs and coordinating EV charging.
With time-varying prices and users who prefer varied charging times, an EV Charging Station (EVCS) offers difficulties for scheduling all demands, information
recording and sharing for network management, as well as data privacy and security. For all charging needs, we should use EVSEs with at least minimal control
and management capabilities. In our study, we managed electric vehicle (EV) charging in common areas using the Internet of Things (IoT) concept. In order to start
the electric vehicle charging process, the user identification mechanism is managed by the mobile application. A sensor is used to measure the current and voltage
based on the microcontroller, and the device then communicates data with the mobile application. To see this process in action, a user interface has been created
that displays the various sensor data to the user and also sends alert messages. After charging, the user can check the state of their phone's charging. Since the data
will be stored in the cloud, it will remain safe and secure.

Keywords: E-vehicles, IOT, GSM Module.

INTRODUCTION

Whether you currently drive an electric vehicle (EV) or are thinking about purchasing one, charging is an essential component of operating an EV.With
the widespread adoption of electric vehicles rapidly approaching, the relevance of excellent electric vehicle charging will become crucial for the network
administrators of charging stations as well as the public power grid.The charging infrastructure presents one of the biggest challenges when trying to
break into the electric vehicle (EV) industry, with the main problems being related to the lack of an acceptable framework in private buildings (high rises)
due to their unpreparedness for this new reality. The loft doesn't meet the requirements for EV owners because of a widespread power problem.

Frameworks may be able to create new solutions to these problems in light of recent developments in the Internet of Things (IoT), as well as related
sensors and correspondence stages. Rental accommodations and the potential need for assistance with electric vehicle charging are another aspect of this
difficulty. Sadly, there is a general reluctance in condos to install EV charging stations, even though a few owners may use them. There is also a problem
with the security of the electrical systems because they are not designed to support EV charging stations, and changing the electrical foundation of the
loft requires the consent of the majority of owners, which can be difficult, however they can be difficult to obtain from government building health
specialists. This is a barrier to reception because the majority of private buildings have typical areas with shared electrical infrastructure and are not
prepared for the installation of new EV charging frameworks. Four major problem areas were identified by a review: sharing electric vehicle charging
arrangement structures, charging framework inaccessibility, building restrictions, administrative challenges, and parking garage accessibility.

LITERATURE REVIEW

• This work addresses the concern of higher refueling time in Electric Vehicles (EVs) which limits their wide-spread use for transportation.
Efficient charge scheduling is crucial for optimal use of limited charging infrastructure and minimizing waiting queues at Charging Stations
(CSs). Previous works on this topic are mainly theoretical and assume global availability of EV and CS data. This work aims to provide a
practical solution through efficient EV-CS coordination.

• The growth and usage of the electric vehicle is on the rise over the past few years. Demerits of conventional IC engine vehicles like depletion
of fossil fuel, increase in fuel price and negative impacts on the environment made us to shift to electric vehicles. The fuel for electric vehicle
is electrical energy which is extracted from the power grid through charging station. In the power grid, the energy share from conventional
energy sources are high, that too coal, which again leads to the same negative impacts as like IC engine vehicles.

• The use of non-renewable resources in transportation has contributed significantly to pollution and global warming. To address this issue,
there is a growing need for a shift towards renewable energy-based transportation infrastructure. The increasing adoption of Electric Vehicles
(EVs) has further highlighted the need for sustainable energy sources to power them. This research paper proposes a solution to address the
challenge of charging EVs through the utilization of renewable energy sources.

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Multifunction Agriculture Device using IOT

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Mr.R.Seetharaman2, Abarna.R 3, Bairavi.S 4, Dharshini.G5, Jayalakshmi.R
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering,
Anna University, India
2-5
Students, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering,
Anna University, India
ABSTRACT—Smart agriculture is an emerging concept as IOT sensors can provide information about agricultural
sectors and then act on it based on user input. This paper proposes to develop a smart farming system that uses
technologies such as IOT and Wireless Sensor Network. Paper aims to leverage emerging technology, or IOT, and
smart agriculture through automation. Monitoring environmental conditions is the most important factor in improving
the yield of an efficient crop. The feature of this article is to develop a system that can monitor temperature ,humidity
and An announcement of an application developed for the farmer's Bluetooth connectedto the mobile phone. Due to its
energy availability and low cost, the system has the potential to be
useful in geographically limited areas.

KEYWORDS: Seed Sowing, Bluetooth Module, DHT11 Sensor IOT, Node MCU and Relay.

I. INTRODUCTION

In India is usually a traditional seed seeding methods include the use of animal manure funnel pipe drill or tractor
drilling. The focus on the development of the autonomous field Robots are /currently the speed, energy efficiency,
sensors for control accuracy and enablement technologies. The previous method requires work and a lot of time and
consuming energy. Where as in tractor based encountered by drilling operators of such energy sources to high levels of
noise and vibration harmful to health and ability to work. in ancient technology was not developed for such a thing a lot
So they sowed by hand. But technology is developed today.

With the help of a robot technology, can sit in a cool place and do seeding following the movement of the robot. So
now no need to sow sunlight.Recently years, robotics in agriculture with it an application based on precision agriculture
the concept is a new technology. The design of such robots is modeled specific approach and certain considerations the
agricultural environment it enters to work The main reason for automation cultivation processes save time and energy
necessary to perform repetitive fieldwork tasks and increase crop productivity through cultivation. Agribot is a created
robot for agricultural use. It is designed to minimize farmers are working in addition to increasing speed and work
accuracy. It fulfills basic operations related to cultivation i.esow seeds, cover watering the seeds with soil and water. In
India agriculture is the backbone of the economy. 50% the population directly participates in agricultural activities
appears in the leaves of the plant. In the current scenario, most are countries do not have enough skilled labor especially
in the agricultural sector and it affects growth of developing countries. So it's time to automate the industry to solve this
problem. An the innovative idea of our project is to automate the process of sowing plants such as sunflower, baby
corn, peanuts, cotton and vegetables such as beans, lady's finger, pumpkin and pulses like black gram, green gram etc.
to reduce human labor and more income. Seeds are happens automatically with a DC motor. Then the distance between
two seeds is governed by and changed by a microcontroller. This is also possible grow different seeds for different
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Object Detection using SIFT features

Hariprasath. S1, Giri Rajkumar. S.M2, Mohamed Yahya. A3*,
Hari Krishna. M4, Krishna Kumaran. K5
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
2
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7916449

Abstract

In computer vision, determining the presence and placement of objects inside an image is known as

object detection. A popular feature extraction approach known as SIFT (Scale-Invariant Feature

Transform) is invariant to changes in scale, rotation, and illumination. This method use a sliding window

to scan the image at various scales and positions after extracting SIFT feature descriptors from the input

image. To pinpoint the position of the object in the image, the SIFT descriptors are compared to the

object's descriptors. It has been demonstrated that the SIFT feature detection method works well for

object detection in a range of contexts, including robotics, surveillance, and face recognition. However,

it also has several drawbacks, including a need for a sizable training dataset and high computing

complexity. To get over these restrictions, a number of tweaks and enhancements have been suggested,

including the use of quicker feature extraction methods, the use of deep learning-based techniques, and

the combination of several features for greater accuracy.

Keywords: Scale-invariant Feature Transform (SIFT), Object Detection, Image processing,

1. Introduction

In computer vision applications, the feature extraction approach SIFT (Scale-Invariant Feature
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Transform) is frequently used for object detection. It is a reliable technique for object detection
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Object Detection using SURF features

Hariprasath. S1, Giri Rajkumar. S.M2, Mohamed Yahya. A3*,
Hari Krishna. M4, Krishna Kumaran. K5
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
2
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7933324

Abstract

A common method for locating items in photos is object detection utilising the Speeded-Up Robust

Features (SURF) algorithm. In order to identify the existence of a certain object, this method pulls

important details from an image and compares them to a learned collection of features. The algorithm

used in this method can identify items even when they are rotated or partially obscured. The SURF

technique is particularly helpful in computer vision applications where object detection is crucial, such

as facial recognition and autonomous vehicles. An overview of the SURF algorithm and its use in object

detection is given in this abstract.

Keywords: Speeded -up Robust Feature Transform (SURF), Object Detection, Image processing.

1. Introduction

To find and identify things in an image, utilise the SURF (Speeded Up Robust Features) object

identification method in MATLAB. A computer vision algorithm called SURF can be used to

identify and match items in various images by extracting recognisable features from an

image.The following steps are involved in object detection using MATLAB's SURF feature.
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Secured Data Transmission Scheme using Discrete

Wavelet Transform Decomposition for Still Images
Hariprasath. S1, Giri Rajkumar. S.M2, Ratnagirish. R. K3,
Shyam Prakash. G. P4, Surya. M5*
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Saranathan
College of Engineering, India.
2
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
3,4,5
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7921806

Abstract

Secured transmission of information over the unreliable wireless channel is a profound research work in

the field of wireless communication. In spite of the availability of various algorithms and their

implementations, yet there is a need for improved methods of transfer of information. Steganography is

one such technique through which secured data transfer is made possible. By hiding the highly sensitive

information in embedding inside the cover image, using image steganography information sharing is

authenticated. In this work, the cover image is decomposed and proper sub image is chosen using discrete

wavelet packet transform and the sensitive information is hidden at the transmitter section. The wireless

channel behavior is mimicked by introducing noises and the detection and recovery of the hidden

information at the receiver is carried out. The performance is analyzed with standard metrics like Mean

Square Error (MSE) and Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR). The PSNR achieved is 92.5% which is

sufficient enough for image steganography techniques. By incorporating transform based techniques

other than DWT, the performance could be improved.

Keywords: Wireless, Steganography.

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Research Article

Smart Weather Station for Rural Farmers

Prof. R.Seetharaman, Abarna.R, Bairavi.S, Dharshini.G and Jayalakshmi.R

Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering, Anna University, India

Received 25 April 2023, Accepted 16 May 2023, Available online 18 May 2023, Vol.13, No.3 (May/June 2023)

Abstract

Monitoring the weather is important for everyone. Especially for the first ones, this is a very necessary thing. They can
act as soon as they know the weather forecast. Current weather monitoring reports come from the news agency. They
received weather information from a central system. Individual weather monitoring systems can accurately predict
the weather for a specific area. Here we offer a solution as an Android-based weather monitoring system that uses
Bluetooth. Nowadays, the demand for portable weather monitoring devices that can be relied upon for real-time
warning and notification of changing environmental conditions is becoming more and more necessary. To meet these
requirements, we have created an efficient, compact, and cost-effective weather station that provides us with
valuable information about temperature and humidity through the highly reliable DHT11 sensor and HC-05
Bluetooth module. The DHT11 sensor ensures high temperature and humidity measurement accuracy, while the HC-
05 Bluetooth module enables high data transfer speed, better range, and portability. Also, it monitors and controls
the moisture level of the soil and sends the collected data to the farmers through an Android application using a
Bluetooth controller.

Keywords: DHT11sensor, HC-05 Bluetooth module, Weather station, soil moisture sensor, and Android application

1. Introduction The weather station's sensors measured and recorded

data on temperature, humidity, and soil moisture.
The IoT applications help the farmer to reduce these Collected data can be presented directly to the phone
problems and increase the efficiency of the standard application as the data is regularly read and stored
and value of agricultural production. The Internet of accordingly in a special database system. The Internet
Things (IoT) could be a technology where a mobile of Things (IoT) allows sensors to identify data from
device is used to monitor the activity of the sensor. The different sensors and connect them to exchange
perception of humidity and temperature has been information on the Internet. It can be used to update
important to humans for centuries. The basic concept the status of the device. This can be done by using a
of a weather station is to keep up with regular weather higher communication device such as a Wi-Fi module
changes. Over the years, humanity has been affected by or Node MCU. In addition, it sends the data received by
several major weather phenomena. Today, the sensors using a Bluetooth module (HC-05) to an
temperature and humidity are a major concern as Android application (BLUETOOTH CONTROLLER),
global warming continues to threaten the environment. which allows viewing the data in the form of relative
Conventional weather stations are large and consume temperature and humidity on a user's phone. The goal
more energy with limited reliability. In demanding of this project is to design an easy-to-use portable
situations, we need a weather station that is not only weather station that meets the requirements of ease of
portable and compact to measure various use. The project emphasizes the use of the Node MCU
environmental factors in remote areas, but also board connected to a DHT11 sensor and a Bluetooth
improves efficiency and reduces power consumption. module. An Android application is required that allows
The proposed device uses an ESP8266 node MCU the user to access all the measurements made in the
microcontroller to manage and monitor the condition weather station with one touch. It allows the user to
of the location status anytime, anywhere through an regularly check the humidity and temperature details
Android application. For these new needs, we designed as set by the user.
and implemented a device that measures the
temperature and humidity of a certain area with 2. Experimental Setup
sensors (DHT11).
*Corresponding author’s ORCID ID: 0000-0000-0000-0000 The Bluetooth weather station is implemented using a
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14741/ijcet/v.13.3.8 microcontroller board. The board is used to connect
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International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews

Journal homepage: www.ijrpr.com ISSN 2582-7421

Varicose Veins Detection Using Fuzzy Logic

Hemanth K K1, Kannappan S2, Mohanraj B3, Prabaharan M4, Dr.Gopi Krishnan A (Guide)5
1,2,3,4Student, Instrumentation And Control Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering, Trichy, India

5Assistant Professor, Instrumentation And Control Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering, Trichy, India

AB STRACT

This paper's primary goal is the early detection and prevention of varicose veins using fuzzy logic. Weak or damaged vein walls and valves are the main cause of
varicose veins. In this proposed system, data clustering is a process used to separate large data sets into groups of smaller sets of the same data. Fuzzy logic is one
of the AI decision-making methods that has a wide range of applications. Fuzzy logic has been proven to be effective in almost all systematic fields. It involves
using image processing to classify and categorize varicose veins automatically.

Keywords: Fuzzy , Image Processing, Varicose Veins.

1. Introduction
Varicose vain is a chronic disease which occurs when leg vein blood circulation is not working properly. This cause problem i n the blood circulation from
leg to heart. Nearly 10 million people in India were affected by varicose vein. In India, number of varicose vein cases are increasing rapidly. 12.5% cases
occur due to heredity. Adults typically have between 10% and 20% major varicose veins and 0.5% superficial varicose veins. Over 1500 persons were
investigated for the Edinburgh Venous Study (EVS), which revealed that 39.7% of men and 32.2% of women had dilated, tortuous trunks of the long or
short saphenous.

Varicose veins occur in person who stands and squats for long time. This occurs because of blood get collected in the leg veins and this condition is said
to as stasis which leads blood to drop backward and damage the valve. Prolong standing or sitting, aging, lack of mobility ar e some of the main reason for
this chronic disease. Early detection of this problem can be treated easily and help the patient relief from pain and stress.

Like in MRI or CT scans, areas of interest in the affected leg are created as 3D image data through the process of medical image segmentation. The main
goal of segmenting this data is to locate the deconstruction points required for a specific investigation, such as simulating the insertion of a real package
or nearly inserting CAD-designed implants into a container. Segmentation typically creates a mask using information from the backdrop image data when
using CT, MRI, and other types of scans.

Depending on the assignment, drug users can opt to complete their reviews in 2D or 3D. In segmentation software, a wide range of tools and methods are
available, including fully manual options for data analysis and semi-automated processes like threshold and region expansion.

One of the simplest methods for photo segmentation is the fuzzy clustering methodology, which is simple to understand, simple to apply, and quite
accurate. FCM doesn't acknowledge concessions well enough.

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International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Transactions ISSN(Online):2663-4007
(A Peer Reviewed Journal)
www.ijmrt.in

Vibration Control of a Smart Cantilever Beam

Using dSPACE
Dr. M. Shanmugavalli1, Dr. M. Banu sundareswari2, K. Hariharan3,
G. P. Jayakanthan4, R. Dhinesh5, D. Bharath Samvel*6
1,2
Professor, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
3,4,5,6
Student, Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering, India.
*
Corresponding author DoI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7876987

Abstract

Vibration of a smart beam is being controlled. This smart beam setup is comprised of actuators

and sensors placed at the root of a cantilever beam. Numerous factors, including human action

and nearby motorized equipment, can result in vibrations. In this instance, the actuator signal is

used to create the disturbance. The piezoelectric sensors are used to detect the vibration. The

PID(s) controller simultaneously transmits a control signal through dSPACE to the actuator

through which the vibration can be reduced. Using Ziegler-Nichols, a PID controller is designed

for flexible beam structure vibration suppression in order to maximize outcomes. The model of

the system which includes the dynamics of the structure together with the sensor/actuator

dynamics is obtained through on line system identification technique. The performance of the

PID(s) controller is evaluated experimentally using dSPACE controller board.

Keywords: Vibration Control, dSPACE, Cantilever Beam, Piezoelectric, PID(s) Controller

(simulink).

1. Introduction

More than three decades of research in the area of smart structures has shown the viability and
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Criterion 2.3.1: Programs organized for experiential learning, participative learning and problem solving methodologies (2022-2023)

S.No Type of the Date of the Academic Name of the Event Number Resource Person /Name of the
course(Experiential learning/ Event Year of faculty with details
Participative learning/ Students
Problem solving
methodologies)

1 Experiential Learning Jan-April 2023 NPTEL Certification courses 7 Video Lectures, NPTEL & Swayam

Experiential Learning Aug-Nov 2022 Certification courses by Inlustro 112 Experts from Inlustro Ltd.

2 Jan-April 2023 92

3 Experiential Learning Aug-Nov 2022 Naan Mudhalvan Big Data 31 Online sessions by Industry experts

4 Experiential Learning Aug-Nov 2022 Naan Mudhalvan Cloud Computing 24 Online sessions by Industry experts
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5 Experiential Learning Aug-Nov 2022 development 7 Online sessions by Industry experts
Naan Mudhalvan Network Essentials
6 Experiential Learning Jan-April 2023 47 Online sessions by Industry experts

7 Experiential Learning Jan-April 2023 Naan Mudhalvan Digital Marketing 3 Online sessions by Industry experts
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9 Experiential Learning Jan-April 2023 Naan Mudhalvan Machine Learning 7 Online sessions by Industry experts

10 Experiential Learning Jan-April 2023 Naan Mudhalvan Network Engineering 15 Online sessions by Industry experts

11 Experiential Learning Jan-April 2023 Naan Mudhalvan Data Analytics 17 Online sessions by Industry experts
Naalaya Thiran-Experiential project Experts from IBM and IT Department
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13 Experiential Learning 15.09.2022 Intelligence 64 Prof & Head / CSE dept
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14 Experiential Learning 08.10.2022 Seminar on Road Map to REACT JS 64 Engineer, Workhall, Bengaluru
2022-23
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16 Experiential Learning 17.11.2022 Seminar on Git and Github 113 IV year IT students
Guest Lecture on Natural Language Mr. Dharbaneshwer S J, Senior Data
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18 Participative learning 11/12/2022 Paper Presentation contest 36 IT Department Staff
19 Participative learning 11/18/2022 Mock Interview 49 IV year IT students
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21 Problem solving Methodologies 15.09.2022 Quiz contest on Networks 49 IT Department Staff
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Networking Essentials
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undersigned instructor. The student was able to proficiently:

Explain the concept of network communication. Explain how clients access internet services.
Explain the basic requirements for getting online. Explain the function of common application layer services.
Build a simple home network. Configure an integrated wireless router and wireless client to
Explain the importance of standards and protocols in network connect securely to the internet.
communications. Connect wireless PC clients to a wireless router.
Explain how communication occurs on Ethernet networks. Explain how to use security best practices to mitigate attacks.
Create a fully connected LAN. Configure basic network security.
Explain the DHCP address assignment process. Explain how to use the Cisco IOS.
Explain the principles of IPv4 and IPv6 address management. Build a simple computer network using Cisco devices.

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course in IR4.0 Foundation Course sponsored by Microsoft and SAP, supported by
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Configure switches and end devices to provide access to local and Create IPv4 and IPv6 addressing schemes and verify network
remote network resources. connectivity between devices
Explain how physical and data link layer protocols support the operation Explain how the upper layers of the OSI model support network
of Ethernet in a switched network. applications.
Configure routers to enable end-to-end connectivity between remote Configure a small network with security best practices.
devices. Troubleshoot connectivity in a small network.

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SARA INNOVATION DAY 2023: 23-MAY-2023
SARA INNOVATION DAY was organized on MAY 23, 2023. at Bi-decennial Block Hall
from 9.30 am to 4.30 pm. It is a day to exhibit the outstanding innovations of our students who
were duly recognized and awarded for their projects and exhibits by the leading institutions.
As the prime aim of the day is to motivate the students to participate in such events in large
numbers in the forthcoming years our college students were scheduled to witness the exhibits
at various time intervals throughout the day.

The program started with invocation at 09.30 am. The principal inaugurated the session with
motivating words. Dr. R. Natarajan, Professor and Head, R & D felicitated the gathering. A
total of 22 teams of 76 students from the entire department participated in the event. The
students exhibited their projects to all other students from I-, II- and III-year. The students who
visited the projects got motivated and asked many queries with enthusiasm.

The displayed exhibits were evaluated by a team of external judges (three members) to select
the best of the bests. The judges are

1. Dr P. MANI, Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Anna University BIT

Campus, Tiruchirappalli

2. Dr T. Mithila, Assistant Professor, Department of IT, Anna University BIT

Campus, Tiruchirappalli

3. Dr R. Ravishankar, MD Course B ricks, Tiruchirappalli.

Organizing Committee members are:

Dr. M. Shanmugavalli, ICE Dept. Dr. M. Ganesan, MechE, Dept.
Dr. R.Vjiay, EEE Dept. Dr. A. Mercy Vasan, MechE, Dept
Mr. B. Paranthagan, EEE, Dept. Mr. R. Karthik, CSE Dept.
Mr. A. Kesavan, ECE, Dept. Ms. G. Sathya, IT Dept

The valediction function started at 4.15 pm. In the session the prize winners were announced
by the principal. Head R & D highlighted importance converting the innovations into products’

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Prize Title Students Name Dept Cash
Prize
(Rs.)
I Water Hyacinth Srivardhan, C. MechE 7000
Remover Sriram, S.
Srihari, S.
Sutharsh Krishna, K.A
Sambugesh, D.
II Trash Collecting Muthu, T. ECE 5000
Robot using IoT Raghavi, B.
Technology
III Snap fit neck Prasanna R.S. Mech 3000
brace Mohamed Ajmal, M.I.
Mohamed Fazil,
Uthaya Sankar,V.S
Sam Daniel, P
E-Voter Vigneswaran. CSE 3000
N.,Sowmya. V.,
ShyamSundar, S.
Vivian Joseph, A.
ShalikAhamed, S.

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Intellectual Property and Economic Development Cell

Annual report of activities of IPEDC for

The Academic year 2022-23 (June 1, 2022 to May 31, 2023

Members of IPEDC
Chairman : Dr. D. Valavan, Principal
Coordinator : Dr. R. Natarajan, Head, R & D
Patent attorney : S. Diwakar, Factum Law Advocates,
Chennai
Members from Departments
Mechanical Engineering : Dr. G. Mahesh
Civil Engineering : Mr. A. Anandraj
ECE : Mr. K. Malaisamy
IT : Mr. R. Rengaraj
CSE : Dr. P. D. Sheba Kezia Malarchelvi
ICE : Dr. M. Shanmugavalli
EEE : Dr. M. Marimuthu
Management Studies : Dr. V. Mahalakshmi
Humanities & Science : Dr. L. Muruganandam

MoU with 4A IP – A new IPR Regime at Saranathan

IPEDC conducts periodical meetings to discuss issues related to IPR and this year IPEDC is
very successful in signing MoU with the IPR firm 4A IP solutions, Altf Expressway, 7th
Floor, Express Trade Tower 2, Sector-132, Noida, Uttar Pradesh – 201301. Signing of this
MoU marks the beginning of a new IPR regime in our college. This year onwards for all
patents the college will be the applicant while the students and or faculty members will
be inventors. The entire expenses for prior art search, patent drafting and Government
fees will be paid by the management. Hence, the faculty members and students are free from
financial burden involved in the IPR activities. The MoU is initially for five years and may be
extended.
Assignment of rights of a registered design 12-December-2022
The right of the following registered design was transferred to Mr. ANAND SUBBIAH,
Tiruchirappalli. The assignment of all rights was executed via an agreement on 12-December-
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Registered design titled 3 LEGGED COMPASS FOR MAKING ELLIPSE registered under
the Designs Act, 2001 under no. 350019-001 dated 23 /09/2021 and granted under Certificate
No. 104649 dated 11/11/2021 in favour of (1) Dr. G. Mahesh, Associate Professor,
Department of Mechanical Engineering of Saranathan College of Engineering, (2) Dr. N.
Baskar,, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering of Saranathan College of
Engineering, (3) Dr. S. Sathyanarayanan, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical
Engineering of Saranathan College of Engineering, and (4) Mr. A. Anandraj, Assistant
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering of Saranathan College of Engineering.

Special Lecture by a Patent attorney 24-February-2023

Mr. Jalvath, Head of Legal Service, ARHALEX, Bangalore Addressed the staff members
and interested students on patents. As the speaker himself is an engineering graduate who is
practicing IPR law it was very interesting. He explained when an invention be patented and
gave examples. The session was very interactive wherein students asked quite a lot of
questions. At the end of the session the invited speaker himself commented, “This is one of a
rare event where the audience posed more questions”

World IPR Day: 26-April-2023

The world IPR day was observed by organizing a lecture on IPR by Mr. R. Srinivasan,
Founder President, 4A IP solutions, Altf Expressway, 7th Floor, Express Trade Tower 2,
Sector-132, Noida, Uttar Pradesh – 201301.

The function started with the invocation. The welcome address was Dr. R. Natarajan,
Coordinator, IPEDC, Head, R&D introduced the chief guest. The theme for the 2023
celebration of World Intellectual Property Day is "Women and IP: Accelerating Innovation and
Creativity," emphasizing the crucial role of women in propelling innovation and creativity
forward.

The chief guest, Mr. R. Srinivasan, Head, 4A IP Solution, IPR Service Company, Noida, UP
delivered an enlightening lecture about the patent filing. The address is about ‘Patent to
Product”. The speaker elaborated about what is an IP, patent in designs and design patent. He
explained clearly the design and utility patents. He also the patentability of an innovation and
the three basic needs for an innovation to be patented namely novelty, non-obviousness and
commercial value. He also outlined the need for copyright on individual lecture and e-contents.
Also, he advised the students to patent their idea before presenting in a conference or a
Hackathon.
Dr. R. Natarajan, Coordinator, IPEDC, Head, R&D enlightened about who are the true and
only inventors, general guidelines, forms and agreement and steps in filing patents. On the
World IPR Day (26/04/2023), Saranathan College of Engineering has signed an MoU with 4A
IP solutions, the IPR service company. This MoU has opened a new chapter for IPR activities

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be spent by the college management itself. The inventors may submit en number of inventions
and designs to the college Intellectual Property and Economic Development Cell (IPEDC). In
case of patents, the most expensive part, namely the prior-art-search will be carried out through
4A IP solution and inventions identified and as patentable will be drafted and filed. Except the
government fees of Rs 1700 all other expenses on patents and designs will be borne by the
management. The program came to an end with vote of thanks by Department of Mechanical
Engineering and concluded after National Anthem.

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Panjappur, Trichy 620 012
Department of Civil Engineering
CE 8811 - Project work - Batch List
Batch No Name of the students Supervisor Name Title
ABISHEK. V Experimental investigation of
DINESHRAM. R Compressive Performance of ECC
1 Mr. G. Venkatesan
MOHAMMED SULAIMON. A. K concrete with Nano-Silica and
TATROUES. A GGBS
Jayashree S Experimental study on concrete with
2 Parkavi P Mr. C. Kesavaraja partial replacement of cement by
Pavithira M silica fume
MOHAMED AMEEN.S
LOGESHVARAN.C.B
3 Mr. S. Kannan FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE
MADHESH.S
NAGARJUNA.N.R
Atchaya.K Experimental investigation on the
Deepika.M Behaviour of High Performance
4 Dr. A. Belin Jude
Kausica.V concrete using water reducing
Veda.V admixtures.
A.DEEPAK
T.DEEPAK Optimization in Strength Behaviour
5 Mr. A. Anandraj of Recycled Aggregate Concrete
S.KARTHIK with Metal Powders
P.A. SRIRAM
Ajay Prabhu.R
Raja.N
6 Mr. C. Kesavaraja Design Of Folded plates
Sakthi Maheshwaran.B
Sri Raghul.R
Hemanth S "Experimental investigation of
Jegan Shiva K ""Noise absorbing composite
7 Mr. G. Venkatesan materials using agro waste
Tamilarasan N
products"".
Saravanan P "
SUGUNESAHAN. B. A
8 PRABHU RAJ. T Mr. S. Kannan RCC WITH GLASS CHIPS
SRIRAM. B
SANGILIMUTHU R
GANESHPATHI R Experimental Investigation on the
9 Dr. A. Belin Jude Characteristics of paver block using
ANTONY CLINTON S STP waste.
SOLAI ARAVIND C T
GOKULNATH.P
Experimental investigation on the
HARISH.B
10 Ms. K. Sathya Prabha effect of Air entraining agents in the
KARTHIKEYAN.M behavior of high strength concrete
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Departmentof Civil Engineering
Naam Mudhalvan Courses Student Counts
2022-2023(EVEN)
S.No. Name of the Course JList of Students Reg.No.
1 813820103001 AISHWARYAR
813820103002 |ANTONYCJ
3 813820103003 ANTONY ALDRIN
813820103005 ARANGARAJANR
5 813820103006 DHANUSH K
6 813820103007 ELAKKIYA E
7 813820103008 GOKUL R
8 813820103009 GOWTHAM R
813820103010 KAMALESHWARANM

10 813820103011 KANIHAR
11 813820103012 KISHOR AR
813820103013 MÁGESHS
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13 813820103014 NANTHESWARANA
ArchitecturalVizualisation(26 Students) PREETHIJ
14 813820103015
1 8138201O3016 RAGHULA
16 813820103017 RAJA A
813820103018 SANCHAYAN S
17
813820103020 SARUPRABHA E
18
813820103021 SILAMBARASAN V
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20 813820103022 SRIVARSANS
21 813820103023 |sUMESHS
22 813820103024 SUPER SUKUMARAN N
813820103025 THAVANESHANVs
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24 813820103301 |NARENDRANM
25 813820103302 YUVARAJAN R
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813820103701 Pavithra J

1 813821103001 AMARNATH PRAVEEN M

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4 813821103010 LJO SOOSAIS
BLOCK CHAIN DEVELOPMENT(8 Students) 813821103011 LYDIA MARY VINCENT AROCKIARAJ
5
813821103012 MANIMOZHIT
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7 Dr.v-Mohon. 813821103021 SRINITHIE
813821103025 VJAYAPRABHA K
813821103002 AMEERUDEEN K
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813821103013 MOHAMED ASHFAK U
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813821103014 MOHAMMED FARIZ M
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4
813821103017 SANJAYR
5
6 Dr-S- Rajeshwor /Pee 813821103024 VENGATESHV
813821103301 |ARUNHAREESH R
813821103003 ARUN KUMAR P
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813821103005 |GIRIDHARANA
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III CIVIL (BATCH 2020 - 2024) /VSEM (2022 -2023) /R2017
NAAN MUDHALVAN COURSE ONTRANSPORTATIONINFRASTRUCTURE-AIRPORTS,METROS & SEAPORTS
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3 237006 813820103006 DHANUSH K 45 45 94 90 54 79
4 237009 813820103009 GOWTHAM R 45 45 100 100 54 85
5 237010 813820103010 KAMALESHWARANM 45 45 100 92 57 83

6 237014 813820103014 NANTHESWARANA 45 45 100 100 59 86

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8 237021 813820103021 SILAMBARASANV 45 45 92 88 51 77

9 237022 813820103022 SRIVARSANS 45 45 100 100 56 85

10 237025 813820103025 THAVANESHAN VS 45 45 100 92 56 83

11 237026 813820103301 NARENDRAN M 45 45 100 90 37 76

12 237027 813820103302 YUVARAJAN R 45 45 98 86 54 79

13 237028 813820103701 PAVITHRAJ 45 45 100 100 57 86

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3 237007 813820103007 ELAKKIYA E 45 45 100 92 67 86

4 237008 813820103008 GOKULR 45 45 96 92 72 87

S 237011 813820103011 KANIHAR 45 45 100 96 70 89

6 237012 813820103012 KISHORAR 45 45 92 94 73 86

237013 813820103013 MAGESH S 45 45 100 100 73 91

8 237016 813820103016 RAGHULA 45 45 100 100 76 92
237017 813820103017 |RAJA A 45 45 96 94 78 89

10 237018 813820103018 SANCHAYAN S 45 45 100 100 73 91

11 237020 813820103020 SARUPRABHA E 45 45 96 96 71 88

12 237023 813820103023 SUMESH S 45 45 90 92 74 85
13 237024 813820103024 |SUPER SUKUMARAN N 45 45 90 94 73 86

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YONIRAP IV CIVIL (BATCH - 2019 - 2023) / VIISEM (2022-2023) / R2017
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3 227004 813819103004|ATCHAYAK 45 45 100 100 63 88
4 227005 813819103005 DEEPAK A 45 45 92 92 64 83
5 227006 813819103006|DEEPAK T 45 45 94 96 53 81
6 227007 813819103007 DEEPIKA M 45 45 100 100 60 87
7 227011 813819103011 HARISH B 45 45 92 92 52 79
227013 813819103013 JAYASHREES 45 45 100 100 57 86
227014 813819103014JEGAN SHIVA K 45 45 94 94 56 81
10 227018 813819103018 |KAUSICAV 45 45 100 100 64 88
11 227020 813819103020 MADHAVAN MN 45 45 94 92 52 79
12 227021 813819103021 MADHESH S 45 45 96 96 50 81
13 227022 813819103022 MOHAMED AMEEN s 45 45 100 100 57 86
14 227025 813819103025 PARKAVIP 45 45 100 100 54
15 227026 813819103026 PAVITHIRA M 45 45 100 100 66 89
16 227030 813819103030SAKTHI MAHESWARAN B 45 45 92 90 61 81
17 227031 813819103031 SANGILI MUTHU R 45 45 86 94 55 78
18 227033 813819103035 |SRIRAAM PA 45 45 94 96 65 85
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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
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S.No Batch Number Register Number Student Name
1 237001 813820103001 AISHWARYA R
2 237002 813820103003 ANTONY ALDRIN
3 237005 813820103005 ARANGARAJAN R
4 237007 813820103007 ELAKKIYA E
5 237008 813820103008 GOKUL R
6 237009 813820103009 GOWTHAM R
7 237010 813820103010 KAMALESHWARAN M
8 237011 813820103011 KANIHA R
9 237012 813820103012 KISHOR A R
10 237013 813820103013 MAGESH S
11 237014 813820103014 NANTHESWARAN A
12 237015 813820103015 PREETHI J
13 237016 813820103016 RAGHUL A
14 237017 813820103017 RAJA A
15 237018 813820103018 SANCHAYAN S
16 237020 813820103020 SARUPRABHA E
17 237022 813820103022 SRIVARSAN S
18 237023 813820103023 SUMESH S
19 237024 813820103024 SUPER SUKUMARAN N
20 237025 813820103025 THAVANESHAN V S
21 237026 813820103301 NARENDRAN M
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Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirappalli - 620012
Department of Civil Engineering

03/11/2022

From

Mr.S.Kannan Ms.K.Sathya Prabha,

Assistant Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering,
Survey Camp Incharge.
Through HoD/Civil
Submitted to The Principal
Sub: Submission of survey camp report - reg.
We thank our management, Principal and HOD/Civil for providing us permission to take students outside for
conducting survey camp. It was a very good opportunity provided for the students and was very useful since the land was
a vast area with lot of undulations for doing their survey camp. Students booked a private bus for our trip. All students are
insisted to assemble at Vali Vidu Murugan Temple by 11.30 PM on 26/10/22. Herewith we are enclosing the detailed
brief report of our departure to Mettupalayam and our arrival to Trichy with list of experiments and the location where it
was conducted for your kind information.

S.No Date Time Description Experiment

Conducted
1 26/10/22 10.15 PM – 10.45PM 4 Boys along with hostel boys and Mr. --
Kannan Collected the instruments from
Campus
2 27/10/22 12.15 AM Bus started from Vali Vidu Murugan Kovil __
3 27/10/22 5.30 AM Reached Mettupalayam- Sathya Resort __
4 27/10/22 8.30 AM After Refreshment and breakfast started to --
State Government Horticulture Farm
5 27/10/22 9.00 AM – 4 PM Reached State Government Horticulture Farm Radial Contouring
6 27/10/22 2 PM – 2.45 PM Lunch at State Government Horticulture Farm
7 27/10/22 2.45 PM – 4.30 PM State Government Horticulture Farm Azimuth
Calculation
8 27/10/22 5 PM Reached Resort ---
9 28/10/22 8.30 AM After Refreshment and breakfast started to --
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Section and Cross
Section of road
work, Grid
Contouring
11 28/10/22 2.00 PM – 3.00 PM Lunch at Sathya Resort - Agricultural Farm __
12 28/10/22 3.00 PM- 5.30 PM Went to Bhavani Sagar Dam to show dam How to calculate
storage structure and Conduct GPS survey area and identify
location using GPS
13 29/10/22 8.30 AM Started from Sathya Resort to Black Thunder ---
14 29/10/22 6.15 PM Started from Black thunder ---
15 30/10/22 1.45 AM Reached TVS Tolgate and dropped students ---
16 30/10/22 2.15 AM Reached College Campus for returning ---
equipments (5 Boy students and 2 faculty)
Along with Hostel boys.

Thank you,
Your’s faithfully,

HoD/Civil

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Department :ComputerScience and Engineering

Number of events, appliedfor :3
Date of Submission :21/10/2022

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, NBA and NAAC+
Accredited,Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
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Departmentof ComputerScience and Engineering

Students'Competition/Workshop
Name of the event
Event
(Paper presentation/Mini Department/ Year of Orgunizingdate
No the students
Project/Technical
Quiz/Workshop)
Mini-Project II,II & IV year CSE 15/1|/2022

2 Code DebuggingContest II & III year CSl: 0<4/|1/2022

3 Coding Challenge II & IV year CSE 04/11/2022

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 1. Budget EstimationEvent wise
Total

Expenditure Expenditure
S# Event Name Items
(in Rs.) (Rs.)
(l:vent wise)
IPrize 1500.00
Mini-Project IIPrize 1250.00 3750.00
IIIPrize L000.00
Code Debugging IPrize LO00.00
2 2250.00
Contest II Prize 7so.00
III Prize 500.00
IPrize 1000.00
3 Coding Challenge II Prize 750.00 2250.00
IIPrize 500.00
4 Certificate 1000.00 1000.00
Total Expenditure 9250.00 )250.00

(Amountrequired from the managementis Rs. Nine ThousandTwo Hundred and Filiy
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Date Time Event Venue
15/11/2022 9.30am to 3pm Mini-Project Lab I to Lab 4
9.30am to 10.30am
04/11/2022 and Code Debugging
Contest Lab ] to lLab 4
2pm to 3pm
11.30am to
04/11/2022
12.30pm
3.30pm to 4,30pm
Coding Challenge Lab I to I.ab 4

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
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DEPARTMENT OFCOMPUTERSCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

DepartmentAssociationEvents - Winners

Batch No. Name of the Students Students Place Prize

Event Name Date
Year /Class secured Amount
(Rs.)
231096 Shiny Alosiya A First 1,000
IIICSE 'B'
231079 Pooja Tanaji Mali
gth Nov. 241039 GayathriR Second 750
Game of Codes IICSE 'A'
2022 241024 Deepika D
241019 Barath B IICSE 'A' Third 500
241122 Vijaya Varman T IICSE B'
241103 Sudarsan S First 1,000
ShyamSundarK N IICSED
241095
15th Nov.231067 Nathamuni S R Second 750
Debugging IIICSE 'B'
Contest
2022 231116 Vivian Joseph
231011 AparnaGayathri.N Third 500
III CSE 'A'
231018 BhavyaSrii.A
23 1058 Malathy M
231056 Magima VM IICSE 'A' First 1,500
231055 MadhuvanthiK
231053 LekshmiPrabhaBS
Knowledge 241019 Bharath B
Expo'22 - 29 Nov. 241034 EswaraPandiyanK Second 1,250
241033 EraiArul K IICSE 'A'
A Project 2022
241044 HariPrasath R B
Presentation
241057 Khrusanth S
IICSE'A'
241050 Janani Shanmugi MA Third 1000
241052 Jocelyn A
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Trichirapalli-¬20012.

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TIRUCHIRAPALLI- 620 012, Tamll Nadl -620012.
(Approvedby AlCTE, New Dellhi and Affllatedto Auna Unlverslty,Clhennal)
(Aceredltedwltlh NAAC AGrade)
DEPARTMENTOF COMPUTER SCIENCEAND ENGINEERING

Date: I5n November, 2022

The departnentof Conmputer Scienco and Enginceringof Saranathan College of Enginecring
organized a debugging contest for their socond and thirdyour students.,The ovcnttook place for two
days. Thc firstround of the contest was held on 14th of N0vembor2022 and the sccond and third round
was held on 15th of November 2022, The first round was conducted in Kahoot platform that consisted
of thirty multi choice questions for 30 minutes, On the initial day, |15 teams, ncarly 220 students
participatedin the competition. Forty teans were shortlistcd aundpromoted to the secondround. This
round had five javaquestions with the expected solution, Students were allowed to spot the errors in
the given code and alter them without chunging the rest of the source code within 45 minutes.
Participantswere evaluated by the orgunizersunder certain criteria and 10 teams werc upgraded to the
third round. Thethird round was moIe critical thun the socond round where participantswere allowed to
debug five questions for 45 minutes.Traditionaldebuggingplatform was used in both second and third
rounds.Participantsof the second and third round were awardcd for their enthusiasticperformance in
each round. Finally,the day was completedby selectingthrce teams asthe winners of the competition
bused on the number of questionsthe team had solved along with the time taken.
Organizers : IIICSE Students
Anushrec A RajaratnamKawshika
Nagaraj R MichaclJones J
Madhumitha R Maheshwaran P
Aruna A P Kcerthika E

Brundashree R Hariharan A T

KarthikeyanS

FacultyCoordinator HOD SIGNATURE

Mr. B Rethina Kuar M.E Dr. VPunitha, M.E., Ph.D.

Departnent of ComputerScience &Engineering.

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
25
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MIRAP
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Date: 15 November, 2022

Winner'sList - DebuggingContest

Event Name Date Batch No. Name of the Students Students Place
Year /Class secured
241103 Sudarsan S First
241095 II CSE 'A'
ShyamSundarKN
15th Nov. 231067
Debugging Nathamuni S R
II CSE B'
Second
2022 231116 Vivian Joseph
Contest
231011 AparnaGayathri.N Third
III CSE A
231018 BhavyaSriiA

Faculty Coordinator HOD SIGNATURE

Mr. B Rethina Kumar M.E Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D.

Departmentof ComputerScience &Engineering.

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TIRUCHIRAPALLI -620 012, Tamil Nadu -620012.
(Approvedby AICTE, New Delhi and Afiliatedto Anna University,Chennai) ILYESILE

(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Date: 9aNovember, 2022

The departmentof ComputerScienceand Engineeringof SaranathanCollegeof

Enginceringorganizedcoding competitionfor and III ycar CSE. The event took place for
two days.
COMPETITION DESCRIPTION:
No. of. Levels:3 Mode of Registration:Online
Total Participants:188 (89 teams, 10 individuals)
DepartmentParticipated:CSE
No. Of Participantsper team: 1-2 members
Year: II, III
LEVEL 1:
Date: 07.11.2022
Duration: 30minutes
Time: 2:00 P.M4:00 P.M
Platform:FourEyes
Venue: RV Lab 1, RV Lab 2, RV Lab 3, RV Lab 4
LEVEL 2:
Date: 08.11.2022
Duration:45 minutes
Time:1:30 P.M -3:00 P.M
Platform:HackerRank
Venue: RV Lab 1, RV Lab 2, RV Lab 3
Partcipants:90 (43 teams, 4 individuals)
LEVEL3:
Date: 09.11.2022
Duration: 60minutes
Time: 3:00 P.M - 4:45 P.M
Platform: HackerRank
Venue: RV Lab 1
Partcipants:29 (14 teams, 1 individual)
Organizers: III CSE Students
Nihila A, Sriram Ganesh P, PreethiMaheswariG, Subashree H,Rohit M,Sujjit Ds
Sanofer FathimaAR, ThirumaalchelvanR, Sheima LathaJ,VarunGA
^hivaani R, RamabathrenL,SrideviJ

Faculty Coordinator HOD / CSE

Mr. BRethina Kumar M.E Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D.
Departmentof ComputerScience &Engineering.

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(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Affliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
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(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
DEPARTMENTOF COMPUTERSCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Date: 9November, 2022

Winner'sList -CodingCompetition

Event Name Date Batch No. Name of the Students Students Place
Year /Class secured

231096 Shiny AlosiyaA First

II CSE B'
231079 Pooja Tanaji Mali
gth Nov. 241039 GayathriR Second
Game of Codes II CSE 'A'
2022 241024 DeepikaD
241019 Barath B IICSE A' Third
241122 Vijaya Varman T IICSE B'

Faculty Coordinator HOD/CSE

Mr. B Rethina Kumar M.E Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D.

Department of ComputerScience& Engineering.

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TIRUCHIRAPALLI- 620 012, Tamil Nadu 620012.
(Approvedby AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)
25:
TLVERSuDILE

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Date: 15 November,2022

The department of Computer Science and Engineeringof SaranathanCollege of Engineering

organizeda debugging contest for their second and third year students. The event took place for two
days. The first round of the contest was held on 14th of November2022 and the second and third round
was held on 15th of November2022. The first round was conductedin Kahoot platformthat consisted
of thirty multi choice questions for 30 minutes. On the initial day, 115 teams, nearly 220 students
participatedin the competition. Forty teams that securedmarks above(14250 were shortlisted and
promotedto the second round. This round had five java questionswith the expectedsolution.Students
were allowed to spot the errors in the given code and alter them withoutchangingthe rest of the source
code within45 minutes.Participantswere evaluatedby-tkeorganiorsundercertaineritesiaand10 teams
were upgradedto the thirdround. The thirdround was alsosimilartothesecondroundwhereparticipants
were allowed to debug five questionsfor 45 minutes.Traditionaldebuggingplatformwas used in both
second and third rounds. Participantsof the second and thirdround were awardedfor their enthusiastic
performancein each round. Finally,the day was completed by selectingthree teams as the winners of
the competitionbased on the numberof questionsthe team had solved along with the time taken.
ORGANIZERS

Anushree A RajaratnamKawshika
Nagaraj R Michael Jones J

MadhumnithaR Maheshwaran P
Aruna AP Keerthika E

Brundashree R Hariharan AT
KarthikeyanS
FacultyCoordinator HODSIGNATURE

Mr. B Rethina Kumar M.E Dr. V Punitha,M.E., Ph.D.

Departmentof ComputerScience&Engineering.

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TIRUCHIRAPALLI-620012, Tamil Nadu - 620012.
(Approvedby AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)
25VER 13B
LEE

(Accreditedwith NAAC A+ Grade)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Date: 9" November,2022

The departmentof ComputerScienceand Engineeringof SaranathanCollege of Engineering
organizedcoding competitionfor II and IIl year CSE. The event took place for two days.
COMPETITIONDESCRIPTION:
No. of. Levels: 3Modeof Registration: Online TotalParticipants:188 (89 teams, 10
individuals)DepartmentParticipated: CSÉNP.OfParticipantsper team: 1-2 members
Year: II, II

LEVEL 1:
Date: 07.11.2022Duration:30 minutesTime: 2:00 P.M-4:00P.M Platform:
FourEyesVenue: RV Lab 1, RVLab 2, RV Lab 3, RV Lab4
LEVEL 2:
Date: 08.1 1.2022 Duration:45 minutes Time: 1:30 P.M-3:00P.M Platform:
HackerRankVenue:RVLab 1, RVLab 2, RV Lab3
Partcipants:90 (43 teams, 4 individuals)

LEVEL 3:
Date:09.1 1,2022 Duration:60 minutesTime: 3:00 P.M - 4:45 P.M Platform:
HackerRankVenue:RV Lab 1
Partcipants.29 (14 teams, 1individual)

Organizers: ( CSs Shaclenb

Nihila A Sriram Ganesh P Preethi Maheswari G Subashree H
Rohit M Sujjit D S
Sanofer Fathima ARThirumaalchelvanR Sheima Latha J Varun GA
Shivaani R RamabathrenL
Sridevi J

Faculty Coordinator HOD/CSE

Mr. B Rethina Kumar M.E Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D.

Departmentof ComputerScience & Engineering.

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ROUND 2

ROUND 3

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Saranathan College of Engineering
CHIRAP
Venkateswara Nagar, Trichy - 12
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, NBA and NAAC+
Accredited, Affiliated to Anna University,Chennai)
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Funding proposal(2022 - 2023)

Department : Computer Science and Engineering

Number of eventsapplied for :3

2)
Date of Submission eT10/2022

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VenkateswaraNagar, Trichy- 12
(Approvedby AICTE,New Delhi, NBA and NAAC+
25
Aceredited,Affiliatedto Anna University,Chennai)

Departmentof ComputerScience and Engineering

Students'Competition/Workshop
Name of the event
Event Department/ Year of
(Paper presentation/Mini Organizingdate
No the students
Project/Technical
Quiz/Workshop)
Mini-Project II, III & IVyear CSE 14/11/2022

2 DebuggingContest II & III year CSE 01/11/2022

3 Coding Challenge II & IV year CSE 01/11/2022
4 Paper presentation II, III& IV year CSE 4/11/2022

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 1. Budget EstimationEvent wise
Total
Event Expenditure
Event ame Items Expenditure
No (Rs.)
(in Rs.)
(Event wise)
IPrize \95 3080.00
II Prize |2-902000.00
III Prize
Mini-Project (oso 1000.00 9100.00
Honorrum for gxfernal
Judgé
Certificate 100.00
IPrize 1000.00
Paper II Prize 750.00 2350.00
Presentation IIIPrize 500.00
Certificate +00-0e
IPrize 1000.00
2 eCodingContest II Prize 750.00 2350.00
II Prize 500.00
Certificate 100.00
IPrize 1000.00
JaveCotig IIPrize 750.00 2350.00
3 Challenge onte IIIPrize 500.00
Certificate 000.00
Total Expenditure 16150.00 16150.00

(Amount required from the managementis Rs. SixteenThousand One Hundred and
Fifty Only)

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Event Venue
Date Time
14/11/2022 9.30am to 3pm Mini-Project Lab 1 to Lab 4

9.30am to 10.30am
Code Debugging Lab 1to Lab 4
ohi/2022 and
Contest
2pm to 3pm
11.30amto
0t11/2022 12.30pm Coding Challenge Lab 1to Lab 4
3.30pm to 4.30pm
04/11/2022 9.30am to 12.45 pm Paper presentation Seminar Hall

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S.No Name Designation Organization Topics
External Judge:
Mr. Aditya CEO Inlustro
Sambamoorthy
InternalJudges: Mini-Project
Dr. C.Vennila Professor /ECE
Saranathan
Mr. S.Venkatasub Associate College of Engg.
ramanian Professor / CSBS

2 Dr. R.Thillaikarasi Professor /IT Saranathan

College of Engg. DebuggingContest
3 Mr. Mohan kumar Assistant Saranathan
Professor /CSBS College of Engg. Coding Contest
4 Ms. N. Bhavani Associate Saranathan
Professor / IT
College of Engg. Paper presentation

4. Grant expected from other sponsoringagerncies:Yes/No

If Yes: Name and address of Agency:

Expectedamount to be Sanctioned:-

Date:
Place:

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GAME OF CODES
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DEPARTMENTOF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
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STUDENT CO-ORDINATOR:
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND

ENGINEERING CODING COMPETITION- GAME OF CODES

Date:7h. 9h November,2022
The Final year Studentsof CSE organizeda coding competitionfor II and III year CSE.

COMPETITION DESCRIPTION:
No. of. Levels: 3 Mode of Registration:Online Total Participants:188 (89 teams, 10
individuals)DepartmentParticipated:CSE No. Of Participantsper team: 1-2 members
Year: I, III

LEVEL1:
Date: 07.11.2022 Duration:30 minutes Time: 2:00 PM- 4:00 P.M Platform:
FourEyes Venue:RV Lab 1, RV Lab 2, RV Lab 3, RV Lab 4

LEVEL 2:
Date: 08.11.2022 Duration: 45 minutes Time: 1:30 P.M -3:00 P.M Platform:
HackerRank Venue:RVLab 1, RV Lab 2, RV Lab 3
Partcipants:90(43 teams, 4 individuals)
LEVEL3:
Date: 09.11.2022 Duration: 60 minutes Time: 3:00 P.M4:45 P.M Platform:
HackerRank Venue: RV Lab 1
Partcipants:29 (14 teams, 1 individual)

Organizers:
Nihila ASriram Ganesh P PreethiMaheswariGSubashreeH
Rohit M Sujit D S
Sanofer Fathima ARThirumaalchelvanR Sheima Latha J Varun GA
ShivaaniR Ramabathren L
Sridevi J

FacultyCoordinator HOD SIGNATURE

Mr. B Rethina Kumar M.E Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D.

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ROUND 2

ROUND 3

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Departmentof ComputerScience and Engineering

Prize Winners - Game of Codes

Prize Team name Team member 1 Team mamber 2 Year

1 Phoenix SHINY ALOYSIAA | POOJA TANAJIMALI
2 Code Clashers GAYATHRI.R |DEEPIKA.D
3 |Java Vava BARATHB VIJAYA VARMANT

Sratf Coordinator HOD-CSE

H.0, D. (CSE)
SaranathanCollege of Eng3.
Trichlrapaili - 620 012.

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Date:OT. 1.22
Venue:Nob| -Lab 4
Section
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Team Name TM 1 -name TM 2 - name
Star techies
SORNAPPRIYA.R NITHYA.K
Code fire LOGESH.R
Phoenix
NIVAS.TS AisS
Team Strawhat
Shiny Aloysia A A-&hiy Pooja TanajiMali
EDITH
sURYA N Ny SIVA KUMAR A
VIGNESHWARANN
Deep Matrix MARTHINISV vtiii
OvernightSensations POOJA G peea M:Naht
A NOWSHIN FATHIMAM
MR Bug Smashers MAHESH KUMAR R
CodeRockers BHARATHIRAJAC
NATHAMUNI S R VIVIAN JOSEPH A
Tiny Coders FELICIA A M.eli d
Future Dimensions DHARANI. M MD
KAVYA S
AFREEN. A A
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Machiii S_A N Sanjai p Mohammad lbrahim R
Untouchable MONIKA S Mguka
Twin JAYAJANANI S Jananes
THRIKSHA V SIVAGAMIS S ha
TITANS NIVATHAA G shas
NEHA RK
Bored
AbdulWNasiv H SubarajanA
URUPRAMODHR&sUpramoh R
The Trojan HARISHR
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Block_Gun KAVIN P p JEEVA SURIYASee
The Unstoppables APARNA. D.R DEVASANA.K
Bsquare A.BOOMESWAR S.BHARATH
GenZ Coders
Javadoc Juveniles
Aparna Gayathri.N N Bhavya SriiA Bicst
ALAN JAMEY M Aa GLADSON RENNIS S
Error
GOKULA VADHANA S QV KAVYA S oy
Error 404
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JASWANTHRQAotRMANOJ BHAVWANR Mauy Bhvvan: S
CODE HUB DHEEPIKARhR ANANDA DHARSHINEE MS AndaDhanu4
L& SUN SHINE
ldeal Bits Susmitha T L
ALMASDIVAN K
Varsha sree k K-VnshaSee
LAVANYA M
BugBusters ARUN PRASAD S
RINI BEES RITHIKAS Rieka ABDUL HAFEEZ AHMED
A Code Breaker KIRUTHIKA.K
NITHYA CS 8de
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INDUMATHI.S
Rapid turtles CYRIL LIVIYANL Uyl h AADHITHYAN S.P
B
Interpreters SOWMEYA V Gr VARSHINI NAA
Bit loop MALATHY.M Mat
LA LEKSHMI PPRABHA.BSLsbu
Coding Brigaders MADHUVANTHLK
Coder MAGIMA.V.M rQLt
NANDHANA SV ahe SV
Pointers SHALINI,.A A.Snah POORVASHA, V
Coding sparklers HARINI.K
Campion MOHAMED NABEEL M KEERTHANA.S keerthang
Avbhinov br han .H Abhr
CRISTIAN RONALDO Prasanna Priyan R.M anRajesh Kumar K eyl
B TYROS SHALIK AHMED en
B
THIRUVENKADAM
SHIELD SANJAYKUMARSVML "NITHISKUMARP
Mandalorian Vishnuram None
Shyam NAVAB SHERIFFJ SHYAMSUNDARS &o
AB- B ParthiRavi ParthigaRavichandran
Remote coders AeinS.
Shruthi Nanditha P Syeda Sherin S
B Epic Failure SUBIN RAJ P

Codesav Gunanantleiui.S
Hema Halni R
Amigo
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Queen bees PRIYADHARSHINL.P y SONALAKSHME
B The RMA RAAJESH rta MOHAMED ASHIK AS
NEW ICONS PREETHIG MOHANAS
Runtime Terrors Nirmal. P Shanmugapriyan.P P
CodeD^2 Devarani S DhivyadharshiniP P

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1 Win D. Sivakarthi7eyan None
2Alpha Suryaa D Syed Masood S
3CreativeCoders THANZIA.z (hanya y SREE SUVETHA, G6Yuvztha by
L4 DK castle DEEPIKA S ) KIRUTHIKA K
5Amigos KAVIYAPRIYA.M HEMA MALINI.R

6Bright pretty's RCAUVERY R.(okl SALAAGAMMAI S A

V7HACKERS BHUVANA D GURULAKSHMIS
18 TinyCoders SHWETHA B VINISHAG (aW
9 Dark Knight GOPPYKRISHNAM
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The final year students of the Computer Science and Engineering

departmentof the SaranathanCollegeof Engineeringorganiseda debugging
contest (Captain D. Buggy)for the second year and third year students of
the Computer Science and Engineering department. It was an intra
departmentalcontest that was conductedon the 14h and 15h of November
2022. The competition comprised of 3 rounds in all where the difficulty
level differed accordingly.

The 1 round of the contest was held on 14h November 2022. It was
conductedin KAHO0T platform.It totallycomprisedof 30 multiplechoice
questions (MCQs) where each question was allotted one-minute. Around
115teams which mostly consisted of 2members each participated,which
was around 220 student participantsin all. The top 40 teams were selected
for the further rounds based on their acquired score from the platform.The
cut-off score was set to 14250 based on the scores of all the participants.

The 2nd round and the 3rd round were conductedon 15sh November 2022.
For the 2nd round the participantswere given five java questionswhich had
errors along with the sample inputs and expectedoutput. Studentswere only
allowed todebug the error code and produce the expected output without
altering the source code within 45 minutes. Participantswere evaluatedby
the organisers.The criteria for evaluationwas mainly bascd on the number
of questionssolved. A tie-breakerround was also conductedto pick the top
10 Leamsoff he 40 teams that participatedin the second round.
The 3" round was also similar to the second round where participantswere
allowed to debug five questions for 45 minutes. Traditionaldebugging
platform was used in both second and third rounds. Participants of the

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each round. Finally, the day was completed by selectingthree teams as the
winners of the competitionbased on the number of questions the team had
solved along with the time taken to solve the questions.

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(Approved by AICTE and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)
(Accredited by NAAC - A+ Grade)

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Date: 29.11.2022

The department of Computer Science and Engineering along with student club called
"Turing Guild" has planned Knowledge Expo'22 - a project presentationfor the second
and third year CSE students in academic year 2022-2023(0DD Semester) The event

coordinatoris Mr.P.B.ArunPrasad, student in charge for this event is Mr.VigneswaranII

year CSE. The objective of Knowledge Expo'22 is to bring out new innovative ideas for the
real time problems. From Smart India Hackathon2021/22 (SIH) problem statements,around
62 handpicked problems from various domains were identifiedand given to the students for

projectpresentation,along with their own ideas.

On 21.10.2022 brochure was circulatedto second year and third years classes, with a
team of 4 (Team leader+ 3 members) students can form a group with selected problem
statement and registered in separate Google form. The first phase of evaluation is done on
1L.1.2022.Around 22 teams from II year and 30 teams from II year were participated.The
16 teams from II year and2 teams from III year were selected for final round.

Table 1.1 Team Count in each phase of evaluation

Total Register Selected from Phase-1 Prize won

Dept.
IIyear CSE 22 16 2

IIIyear CSE 30 2 2

On 28.11.2022at RV-410from 9.30 am to 4.00pm, 18 teams presentedtheir ideas and

demonstratedtheir project in front of Jury members Tablel.2.

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S.no Project Evaluator Designation Department

Professor and Head CSE
1. Dr. V Punitha, M.E., Ph.D
Associate Professor IT
2. Ms.N Bhavani, M.E.,
Associate Professor CSE
3. Dr. S Mohana, M.E.

CSE, appreciatedthe
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the real time problems.
winners and all participantsfor their efforts taken to find solution for
Table 1.3Prize winners

Year Section Prize

S.no StudentsName Title of Project
Malathy M
Magima V M Captcha for II A First Prize
1
Madhuvanthi K visuallyimpaired
LekshmiPrabha BS
Bharath B
Eswara Pandiyan L Wish List Using II A Second Prize
2
Erai Arul K Django
Hari Prasath RB
Khrusanth S
Janani Shanmugi MA Weather Prediction A Third Prize
3
Jocelyn A
Abirami V
Harish R
Web App
Jaswanth R III A Special Prize
4 PenetrationTesting
ManojBhavvan B Framework
Gurupramodh R

Event Coordinator Hod-CSE

(P.B.ARUN PRASAD) (Dr. V. PUNITHA)

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III CSE 'B'
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
STUDENTS PUBLICATION - 2022-2023
Name of the Student Project Title Name of the Guide Date Publications in Journal / Conference
Raghul K
International Conference on Newer
Roshan Akthar Development of Focus 27-04-2023 to 28-
Dr.S.Mohana Engineering Concepts and Technology
Vijay Paul Raj and Speech 04-2023
2023
Yeshvaanth A
Rohit M Intrusion Detection Interntional Journal of
Sasikanth P system for Streaming Engineering Science and
Dr.R.Senthamilselvi May-23
Sathishkumar V data using Computing Vol 13 Issue 5 May
Sundarajan S Convolution Neural 2023
Manimozhi N Network
Predicting Lung Interntional Journal of
runa A.P cancer using Innovative Research in Science
Dr.R.Senthamilselvi May-23
Keerthika E convolutional Neural Engineering and Technology
Mahalakshmi Network Algorithm Vol 12 Issue 5 May 2023
Varun G A Movie International Journal of
Sujjit D S Recommendation Mr.K.S.Chandraseka Multidisciplinary Research
May-23
Subashree H System Using ran Transactions IJMRT: Volume
Thirumaalchelvan R Machine Learning (1), Issue 1, Month 20xx
Nithin T Techniques
Stock Market International Journal of
Santhosh S Prediction Using Mr.P.B.ArunPrasad May-23 Engineering Science and
Somakarthi P Computing IJESC Volume 13
Viswanatha Subramanian K Machine Learning Issue No.5
Ahmad Jamaldeen S Voting System Using International Journal of
Bala Saravanan C Face Recognition Engineering Science and
Mr.P.B.ArunPrasad May-23
Brundashree R and Blockchain Computing IJESC Volume 13
, Maheshwaran P Technology Issue No.5

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Mr.A.T.Barani
Giri Karthick G R Inspection using May-23 Engineering Science and
Vijaya Kumar
Harinivas SN Convolution Neural Computing IJESC Volume 13
Henry Jones P Network Issue No.5
International Journal of
Secure Credit Card
Sentilkumaran J L Mr.A.T.Barani Engineering Science and
Transaction Using May-23
Sivaram N Vijaya Kumar Computing IJESC Volume 13
Facial Recognition
Vinnarasan D Issue No.5
Preethi Prakash International Journal of
Sherlin Retna R YOUTUBE Innovtive Research in Computer
Ms.S.Ranjani May-23
Suja Marshalin TRANSCRIPT and Communication Engineering
Vaishnavi B Volume-11 issue-5 May 2023
T Nandhini AI Chatbot Using International Journal of
Y Priyadharshan Custom Knowledge Ms.E.Shapna Rani May-23 Innovtive Research in Computer
P Srithy Base and Communication Engineering
Sahana Parveen. M Volume-11 issue-5
International May of2023
Journal
Using Machine
Sabari.P Innovative Research in
Learning, a camera Mr.R.Karthik May-23
Praimathi.K Computer and Communication
vision-based animal
Priyadharshini.N.K Engineering e-ISSN: 2320-9801,
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DEPARTMENT OF EEE

IEI STUDENTS' CHAPTER ORGANIZES

ONE DAY WORKSHOP

on
PROGRAMMING AND INTERFACING PERIPHERALS
WITH ARDUINO

Mr.Sriraman Balaji B.E.,M.Tech

CEO and Founder
Rajan Robotics
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EEE SEMINAR HALL 9.30AM-

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21.03.2023

Dr.C.Krishnakumar Dr.D.Valavan Shri.S.Ravindran

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Peripherals with Arduino”

One day workshop on “Programming and Interfacing Peripherals with Arduino” was
convened by IEI Students’ Chapter of the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Saranathan College of Engineering on 21st March 2023. Third year students of EEE department
participated in the Workshop. Mr.GR.Logeshwaran, Third year EEE welcomed the gathering,
Ms.N.Sheikha Naseema, Third year EEE introduced the resource person, Mr.Sriraman Balaji,
B.E.,M.Tech, and Dr.C.Krishnakumar, HoD/EEE, Saranathan College of Engineering
highlighted the importance of Arduino controller for implementing the project and encourage the
students to learn the new things.

Mr.Sriraman Balaji, CEO and Founder, Rajan Robotics, Chennai has explained the
basics of Arduino, Arduino program, and interfacing of peripherals with Arduino.
The afternoon session was exclusively dedicated to the hands on training of Arduino. The students
were enthusiastically interacted with the resource person during the both the sessions and gave the
feedback about the session.

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digital were refreshed. Then students were trained on interfacing LED and Buzzer with digital pins.
Later students were guided to connect sensors and display the value on the screen. Finally the
session was concluded with vote of thanks by Ms. A.Hemadharshini, Third year EEE.

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ENERGY AUDIT IN SARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING:

AN EFFECTIVE APPROACH TO WARDS ENERGY
CONSERVATION
Mr.Rameshbabu P1,Muthukaruppan A2,Renganathan R3,Surendran P4,Yukesh Kumar T S5
(Assistant Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering)1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract--The total installed capacity of electric power generating in India is170288MW. The
maximum demand during summer is 8000MW, during winter is 5500MW and during monsoon is
7000MW. The power generation is always less than the required demand. The power shortage varies
from 2000MW demand is to increase the generation capacity. But in developing country like India, it is
not possible to install more capacity instantly. So the other important way to reduce the gap is energy
conservation. In this paper it was proposed to implement energy conservation through energy efficiency
and energy management.

THIRD EYE VISION FOR VISUALLY-CHALLENGED PEOPLE

M.V.Suganyadevi1,Gobinath P,2 Dinesh.P.K3 , Prasanna Kumar. A4,Hare Hara Sudan.V5,
Loga Vignesh. M 6(Associate Professor,Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering)1(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering)2,3,4,5,6

Abstract - Third Eye Vision for the blinds is an innovation which helps the blinds people to navigate
with speed and confidence by detecting the nearby obstacles using the help of ultrasonic waves and
notify them with buzzer sound or vibration Now a day there are so many smart devices for visually
impaired peoples for navigation but most of them have certain problems for carrying and the major
drawbacks is those need a lot of training to use. The one of the main peculiarity of our innovation is, it is
affordable for everyone. There are no such devices available in the market having such a low cost and
simplicity. When used on a large scale, with improvements in the prototype, it will drastically benefit the
community.

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MPPT USING MODIFIED PSO FOR PV SYSTEM UNDER PARTIAL

SHADING CONDITION
B.Paranthagan1,Mohana S2,Nazeema Banu S3,Shanmathi S4,Shivani R5
(Associate Professor Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract-- Abstract-This paper reports the Maximum Power Point Tracking using modified Particle
Swarm Optimization for PV system under partial shading condition. The increasing burden on
conventional energy sources and the environmental problems are motivating the world towards the use
of solar energy. The performance of solar system is influenced by partial shaded conditions. This results
in reduction of power from photo-voltaic system. So, to enhance power from solar system under varying
weather conditions MPPT is essential. The presence of PSC leads to generation of multiple peaks on PV
characteristics which minimize the effectiveness of traditional MPPT techniques. So, we introduce the
approach of modified PSO algorithm for extraction of peak power of PV structure. In this study, Boost
Converter is used as an dc-dc interface for MPPT. The proposed modified PSO algorithm is simulated in
MATLAB/SIMULINK and the simulation results have been presented.

IOT BASED SMART AUTOMATION USING BIDIRECTIONAL

COUNTER
S.Ramprasath1,J.DanielWinfred2,S.MansoorAhamed3,S.Rakkesh4,S.Karthikeyan5,
I.Jacob Martin6
(Assistant Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering)1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract—With the development of IoT (Internet of Things), the concept of smart device has become
more and more popular. Devices are connected to the internet and stretch their reach.This project uses
two IR(Infrared) sensors ,Esp8266 board, Blynk online platform and relay module to turn on and off the
appliances based on people in a place .The major focus of this project is to count the people entering
from entrance gates and controlling various electrical & electronic devices with the help of relay and
using lDR(Light Dependent Resistors) the lights can turn on and off based on intensity of light. This idea
reduces electricity consumption by controlling appliances based on necessity. once all the people were
out the count becomes zero and appliances turn off. This project notifies the given number the real time

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VEHICLE TO VEHICLE COMMUNICATION AND ACCIDENT

PREVENTION
M V Suganyadevi1, Gayathiri.M2 , Janani.A3, Karishma R.S4 , Khavya K.J5
(Associate Professor,Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering)2,3,4,5

Abstract—V2V collisions are one of the most destructive events. Although there are many other causes
of V2V accidents, driver neglects and excessive speed are the main culprits. Additionally, it appears that
a lack of awareness makes it difficult to arrive at the scene of the collision in time. By reducing the
frequency of accidents, the development of Internet of Things(IoT) technology Can aid in the solution of
this issue. In this study, a smart system that warns users, control vehicle speed, and properly warns
people in the event of accidents. This device continuously monitors the distance between oncoming cars
and any obstruction by using distance sensor. It will alert the driver to restrict speed and will
automatically slow down the when crucial distance is approaching. It is a system that can send a warning
to the police stations and be capable of identifying accidents. RSU will be used to monitor and compare
a vehicle’s speed. IOT-based vehicle safety Alert and Tracking System Research and Implementation
When an accident occurs under unclear conditions, a notice alert with V2V information is delivered to
the person responsible.

ENERGY CONSERVATION THROUGHBLDC MOTOR CELLING

FAN INSARANATHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING: CASE
STUDY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
P Rameshbabu1, D Abirami2, K Dharshana3, K Narmadha4, J S Shrina Maggi5, Sridevi P6 , Sowmiya
Mothilal7
(Assistant Professor,Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering)2,3,4,5,6,7

Abstract—Ceiling fans contribute considerably to home power usage, particularly in warm-climate

developing nations. This research examines the costs and advantages of numerous solutions for
improving the efficiency of ceiling fans in order to determine the worldwide potential for power savings
and GHG emission reductions. Ceiling fan efficiency can be increased by at least 50% utilizing

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count to zero and max count using SIM(Subscriber Identify Module)800L and 16*2 display to display
the real time count.

LOW COST POWER QUALITY ANALYZER USING MATLAB CODE

GENERATORFOR ARDUINO
Mr.S.RamPrasath1,Ms.S.Priyadharshini2,Ms.N.SheikhaNaseema3,Ms.N.Sivasankari4,Ms.G.M.Nirenjana5
,Ms.K.Dhanusha6
(Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering,Saranathan college of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering)2,3,4,5,6

Abstract-In this prototype, an automated smart metering system (PQ analyzer) is designed to measure
energy consumption wirelessly for residential/ industrial areas. The measurement system is an
ARDUINO UNO based master-slave wireless technology that incorporates smart monitoring via
Android mobile application. This wireless technology requires ESP 8266 wireless module for
transmitting and receiving energy consumption data. The hardware model of the smart metering system
senses voltage and current by graphical method to find true RMS values and calculates parameters like
power, power factor and energy. Remotexy open source mobile android application act as a front end for
remote monitoring and it helps to generate embedded code for data manipulation. As of now the data can
be monitored within the wifi range. Further development is to collect data all over the world using cloud
technology.

DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF AUTOMATIC WELDING

MACHINE
R. Jaisriram1 , R. Deepamani1, K. Baburaj1, K. Hari Karan1 , N. Baskar 1, R. Rekha
(Department of Mechanical Engineering, Saranathan college of Engineering)

Abstract—Presently, the welding industry is going through a substantial revolution with the
introduction of new technologies and techniques aimed at addressing some of the challenges that have
long plagued the sector. One of the most pressing issues in welding has been the health and safety risks
associated with manual hand welding, which can cause occupational lung diseases, including lung
cancer, as well as affect the eyes and skin of workers. To improve the safety and productivity of welding

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commercially available technologies. If these efficiency improvements are implemented in all ceiling
fans sold by 2020, 70 TWh/year could be saved and 25 million metric tonnes of CO2-e emissions could
be avoided globally.

WEBSERVER BASED BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

P.Rameshbabu1,Navinkkumar.K2,Sharan.N3,Sureshkumar.P4,Vikthiswaran.A5
(Assistant Professor,Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5,

ABSTRACT--This project aims to design and implement a proper charging and discharging method
forelectric vehicles using the ESP32 microcontroller. The proposed system will monitor and control the
charging process of an electric vehicle through a user-friendly web interface. The ESP32 will act as the
central node in the system and communicate with the end user and the vehicle through Wi-Fi. The
ESP32 microcontroller collects data from various sensors, including a voltage divider circuit, current
sensor, temperature sensor, and battery balancing circuit, to monitor and control the battery pack's
performance. The collected data is then sent to a cloud-based web server using HTTP protocol. The web
server is built using html and provides a user-friendly interface that allows for easy monitoring and
control of the battery parameters, including real-time data on battery status, State of Health (SoH)
calculation, andestimated remaining range. The BMS also includes advanced features such as battery
balancing and predictive maintenance. Battery balancing ensures that each cell in the battery pack is
charged and discharged equally, extending the battery's lifespan. Predictive maintenance detects
potential issues before they become critical, allowing for timely maintenance and repair. These features
optimize battery performance and extend its lifespan, ultimately saving money for both vehicle
manufacturers and consumers. With its advanced features and user-friendly interface, the BMS using
ESP32 provides acomprehensive solution for EV battery management. It ensures the safety, reliability,
and longevity of the battery pack, making it an essential component for any EV manufacturer or owner.
The BMS ultimately enables EVs to deliver on their promise of being cost-effective, environmentally
friendly, and a viable alternative to traditional vehicle.

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IOT BASED SMART ENERGY METER USING TRANSRECEIVER

S.Ramprasath1,Hariharan S2,Kiraunraaj B3 ,Logesh A4,Lakshminarasimman V5
(Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering)1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract-- The Electricity Board hires people to physically travel from house to house as well as
commercial locations to read energy meters and compute the amount that must be paid for energy use.
Throughout the whole year, this normal procedure is performed every month after month. The amount
due is recorded and posted online for the consumer's payment. To avoid penalties, each consumer must
pay the specified amount before the deadline. This system's primary flaw is that a person must travel
area by area to read the meters put in each building with an energy meter and give out the invoices. Even
after the bills have been paid, mistakes frequently occur, like an excess bill amount, incorrect data input,
or needless Electric Board notifications. To address these shortcomings, an innovative solution that
eliminates the existence of a third party between the consumer and service provider has been proposed.
Consequently, smart energy meters have been implemented. The concept of a smart energy meter
employing the IoT, Arduino, and LoRa technologies has been put out in this article. This approach
makes use of an Arduino kit since it is energy efficient, meaning it consumes less power and is quicker.
Along with it, it has two UARTs (universal asynchronous receiver/transmitters).

AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED

USINGMORSE CODE AND OCR
Dr. V.Punitha1, M Malathy2, V.M Magima3, K Madhuvanthi4,B.S Lekshmi5
P. Prabha6
(Professor, Dept of Computer Science and Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering) 1
(UG student, Dept of Computer Science and Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering) 2,3,4,5,6

Abstract--Morse code is a method to represent the alpha numeric characters as standardized sequences
of dots and dasheswhich are mostly used for transmission. This can also be represented in terms of
vibration, sound and light using wires and radio waves. The existing authentication systems are not
comfortable for visually challenged people, as they can’t confirm the typed credentials. Hence we
propose a novel authentication system using Morse code for visually challenged people. Here, the Morse
code is used as a mode of communication between the authentication system and the visually challenged
people. The proposed authentication system accepts the login credential in terms of speech and converts

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into rotational energy by the crankshaft. Internal combustion engines, on the other hand, rely on
camshafts to precisely timing their fuel injections. There are many cams on the camshaft, and they are
utilized to open the valves either directly or through pushrods. It is necessary to have a direct connection
between the crankshaft and camshaft in order to time the opening of values. Many different materials
may be used to make an engine camshaft. Camshaft materials vary depending on the grade and kind of
engine that is being built. Chilled cast iron is utilized in the majority of mass manufactured autos. Child
cast iron is not only inexpensive, but it is also highly long-lasting and trustworthy. This is due to the fact
that cold treatment enhances the metal's strength and hardness. This article examines and synthesizes the
findings of a variety of researchers who have been working on cam shafts in an effort to discover the
optimal outcome.

INTERFACE FRAMEWORK TO INTEGRATE WITH INDUSTRIAL

PROCESS AUTOMATION
Mr. P RAMESHBABU1, SREEVATHSAN K2
(Assistant professor,Department of Electrical and Electronics engineering,Saranathan College of
Engineering,Tiruchirappalli)1
(UG Student,Department of Electrical and Electronics engineering,Saranathan College of
Engineering,Tiruchirappalli)2

Abstract--This project proposes an interface framework to integrate with industrial process automation
for a measurement machine using communication protocols such as Modbus, Ethernet and Serial. The
framework provides a standard interface between the MM machine and systems in the industrial
automation process. The proposed framework includes a master device which is a Programmable Logic
Controller (PLC)or an Arduino Due board that communicates with the slave device which is a system
togather and transfer data. The framework is implemented using Ladder Logic graphical language on the
PLC master side and Lab VIEW on the slave side.The Modbus protocol supports transmission of various
types of data. The data can be transmitted and recieved using serial communication such as RS232,
RS422, RS485,etc or using Ethernet TCP/IP. The proposed interface framework can be used in various
industrical applications to improve automation and control proessing. The frame work provides a
standard interface for different devices and systems, which reduces the complexity of integration and
enables seamless communication between different systems. Overall, the proposed interface framework

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in same road, VIPs vehicles, ambulance vehicles,etc . The system uses ultrasonic sensors and infrared
sensors to measure the density of vehicles on each lane and adjusts the traffic signal timing accordingly.
This method reduces unnecessary waiting on same road for long time.

SMART WATER METER USING IOT IN SMART CITIES

Mr.Vigneshwaran1,Mr.S.Ramprasath2,DhivyaBharathi.V3,gayatheri.M4,Kaviya.A.R5,Thasleema Kauser
Z6,Kaviya.R7,Aaradhana.A8
(Assistant Professor,Department of Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering,Saranathan College of
Engineering)1,2
(UG Students, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of
Engineering)3,4,5,6,7,8

Abstract-- In this project we will learn how to make IoT Based Water Flow Meter using ESP8266 &
Water Flow Sensor. We will interface YFS201 Hall Effect Water Flow Sensor with Node MCU ESP32
Board. For IoT Server, we will use Thing speak App. The water flow rate& volume data can be
uploaded to Thing speak Server &can be viewed/monitored from any part of the world.Water
Management System is an important part of City Management. Water management involves supplying
water according to the real requirement & without wasting Water. Therefore,it is very important to
measure water flow rate and volume. Without measuring these parameters, Water Management is almost
impossible.Also monitoring the Water Volume, Flow Rate & Water Quality remotely using Internet
Connectivity has become very essential. Therefore, there is a need for Monitoring Water Management
System Online. There are so many Water Flow Sensors available in the market but are too expensive to
use and afford. As a result, a low-cost water flow meter is required. So we will use YFS201 Hall Effect
Water Flow Sensor with ESP8266 & design simple IoT Based Water Flow Meter.

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE DRONE FOR

PRUNING AND HARVESTING
Vivan Akash Kshatriya1 H Shivani2,Prerana R 3Rohan Johnson M4,M Raichel Ruby5
(UG Students , Department of EEE,The Oxford College of Engineering)1
(Assistant Professor,Department of EEE,The Oxford College of Engineering)2,3,4,5

Abstract--This paper introduces a drone for pruning is a specialized unmanned aerial vehicle designed
for precision agriculture purposes. The drone is equipped with advanced sensors and algorithms that

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this project aims at filling that time gap. The extraction of coal from the coal mine is, however, a
complex and dangerous process. Many accidents have taken place in the coal mines which affects the
coal miners. For this we need a absolute measure of protection. To find any gas leakage, mine
temperature, body temperature and heart rate of the mine workers ,we are using MQ gas sensor, DHT
sensor, Temperature sensor, Max 30100 (heart rate sensor) with the microcontroller which would be
attached to the jacket of the worker along with a emergency alert system with buzzer and vibrator. These
sensors along with the vibrator is connected to the microcontroller. On the other side a NRF24 and GSM
is connected to the microcontroller which transmit messages to designated areas in the event of an
abnormality.

SMART ENERGY METER

P.RameshBabu1,K.Prathaban2,R.NivinVijoss3,R.Logeshwaran4,G.R.Logeshwaran5,
R.Mohanakannan6
(Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5,6

Abstract--To design and implementation of an Internet of Things (IoT) enabled, minimalistic, cost-
effective, and efficient smart energy meter using ESP32, SCT013,ZMPT101B that will assist consumers
in obtaining information on the energy consumption of any electrical appliance to bridge the data gap.
This will not only help consumers ensure that their devices function according to the energy rating, but it
will also allow them to access energy expenditure patterns formed over time, which will contribute to
energy awareness and conscious conservation.

EVALUATION OF MACHINING TIME ON AISI 52100

STEELMATERIAL BY USING MILLING PROCESS
V.M. Balavinayak1 , S. Jairus 2 , M.B. Bodhi Ram 3 , P. Arun 4 , M. Ganesan5 , G.
Mahesh6 , N.Baskar7
(Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering)1
(UG Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5,6,7

Abstract--Machining is one of the metal removal process in which unwanted material is removed I
order to a get desired final shape and size by a controlled machining conditions. There are lot of

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IOT BASED SMART WATER METER SYSTEM USING RF

TRANSRECEIVER
Mr.S.Ramprasath1,Sharmila J2 ,Vidhya dharani V3,Vidhya D4,Sneka A5
(Assistant Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract-The smart water metering system using RF transceiver and turbidity level finding is a project
that aims to design and implement a system that can accurately measure the amount of water consumed
in a household or a building, and also determine the quality of the water being consumed. The system
uses an RF transceiver module to wirelessly transmit and receive data between the water meter and a
central monitoring unit. The turbidity level of the water is measured using a turbidity sensor and is also
transmitted wirelessly to the central monitoring unit. It provides real-time monitoring of water
consumption and water quality, which can be used to identify leaks, reduce wastage, and ensure that the
water being consumed is safe for consumption. The implementation of the smart water metering system
has several advantages over traditional water metering systems. It eliminates the need for manual
reading of water meters, reduces the risk of errors in reading and billing, and provides real-time data on
water usage and quality. It can also help in reducing water wastage and encourage conservation.

POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS USING DYANAMIC

VOLTAGE RESTORER.
C.Pearline Kamalini1 , S.Gayathr2, K.Harini 3, N.Heshavardhini4, A.Pandieswari5
(Assistant Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering)1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract--In the modern power system, power quality is a crucial topic that can have an impact on
utilities and consumers. Numerous issues in the contemporary electric power system were brought on by
the integration of renewable energy sources, smart grid technologies, and increasing usage of power
electronics equipment. The delicate equipment can be harmed by voltage harmonics, voltage sag, and
voltages swell. Unusual voltage, current, or frequency in the distribution grid can be solved by using a
Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR), a prospective Distribution Flexible AC Transmission System (D-
FACTS) device and fuzzy logic controller. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the DVR-based proposed
technique to smooth the distorted voltage brought on by harmonics, simulations were run in
MATLAB/Simulink .

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International Conference on Electrical Engineering and
Multidisciplinary Research (ICEEMR 2022)

Chennai Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

June 23-24, 2022

About the college

Chennai Institute of Technology was established under the Parthasarathy

Seeniammal Educational Trust Chennai in the year 2010, founded by first-generation
entrepreneur Shri. P.Sriram, Chairman and Industrialist, M.K. Group of companies,
Chennai. CIT Chennai affiliated to Anna University Chennai and approved by AICTE New
Delhi, Recognized under UGC 2(f) status, Recognized as SIRO DSIR by Ministry of
Science and Technology, New Delhi, Accredited (CSE, ECE, EEE, MECH, MCT) by NBA
New Delhi. Our Institution has been ranked in the 201-250 band in NIRF 2021 ranking.
Department of ECE, CSE and Mechanical Engineering recognized as Nodal Research
Centre under Anna University Chennai. The college has well developed infrastructure with
state of art facility in laboratories and various centers of excellence in collaboration with
industries of repute. Centre of Excellence for BPM partnered with Virtusa and PEGA,
KUKA industrial robotics training centre, Tekla TRIMBLE buildings education, Design
and Digital manufacturing centre, Centre of Excellence in Embedded system and IOT in
alliance with WABCO India and Kyu Tech University Japan, Centre for Networking in
collaboration with CISCO, Centre for Green energy, Centre for Numerical Control
machine, ATALON Engine research centre, 3D Manufacturing and Reverse engineering
centre etc. CIT opened its avenues to collaborate with various reputed national and
international institutions and industries for faculty and students through exchange programs
and joint research activities.

About the department

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering department occupies a prominent place in

the chronicles of its academic history. The department has been consistently producing
illustrious Engineering graduates of high caliber who occupy prestigious positions in the
academic and industrial fields. The specialization of the faculty includes Power System
Engineering, Power Electronics and drives, Energy Engineering, Control and
Instrumentation and etc. The department offers four year UG programme in EEE with 60
intakes. The department is also carrying out many consultancy activities. EEE Department
of Chennai Institute of Technology has accredited by NBA for 6 years.

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RESTORER
31 Pearline Kamalini C and Deepthi S 26
Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu
pearlinekamalini@gmail.com, deepthiselvam026@gmail.com
POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN MICROGRID USING DSTATCOM
32 Amala Regan.K, Anand.R, Guruchsaran.T, Jeffry Allan.S, C.PearlineKamalini 27
Saranathan College of engineering, Trichy-620012.
BOOSTING THE ANNUAL PROFIT OF AN OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN
INDIA WITH A BIO-INSPIRED META-HEURISTIC SCHEME
Prasun Bhattacharjee1, Rabin K. Jana2 and Somenath Bhattacharya1
33 1 27
Jadavpur University, Kolkata, West Bengal,
2
Indian Institute of Management, Raipur
prasunbhatta@gmail.com, rkjana1@gmail.com, snb_ju@yahoo.com
ENHANCEMENT OF ELECTRONIC BALLET BOX TOWARDS BALLOTER
IDENTIFICATION
Sathees Lingam Paulswamy1, Pratheep Kozhunthuvel Kumaran2 and Padmakumar R2
1
34 K. Ramakrishnan College of Engineering, Trichy, 28
2
Rohini College of Engineering & Technology, Kanyakumari
satheeslingamme@gmail.com, pratheepsaha17@gmail.com,
Satheesramme@gmail.com
COORDINATED MULTISTAGE EXPANSION PLANNING OF
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
Rajeev Chauhan1, Sanjay Maurya2 and Durg Singh Chauhan2
35 1 28
Gyan Ganga Institute of Technology and Science, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
2
GLA University, Uttar Pradesh, India
rajeevchauhan@ggits.org, sanjaymaurya@gla.ac.in, pdschauhan@gmail.com
ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENT TECHNIQUES IN SOLVING
EMERGING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
Dr. Gopikrishna Pasam and Sreekanth Nethagani
36 29
University of Technology and Applied Sciences IBRA Oman
p_gopikrishna2000@yahoo.com , sreekanth@ict.edu.om

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ICEEMR_102
CATALYTIC DEOXYGENATION PROCESS

Universiti Putra Malaysia,

Malaysia t_marliza@upm.edu.my, wnadira_91@yahoo.com, taufiq@upm.edu.my
Abstract

In this work, waste cooking oil (WCO) has been used to produce renewable green fuel via
catalytic deoxygenation process over acid base bifunctional catalysts (NiLa, NiCe, NiFe, NiMn,
NiZn, and NiW) supported on activated carbon (AC). A high hydrocarbon yields above 60% with
lower oxygenated species was found in the liquid product, with the product being selective toward n-
(C15 + C17)-diesel fractions. The predominance of n-(C15
+ C17) hydrocarbons with the concurrent production of CO and CO2, indicated that the
deoxygenation pathway proceeded via decarbonylation and decarboxylation mechanisms. Among
six acid base bifunctional catalysts, NiLa/AC gives higher deoxygenation activity of 88%
hydrocarbon yield with 75%n-(C15 + C17) selectivity, which strongly proved that La leads to a
greater enhancement of the deoxygenation activity due to the great synergistic interaction between
La and Ni, and the compatibility of the acid base sites which increased the removal of oxygenated
species.

ICEEMR_103 VOLTAGE STABILITY ENHANCEMENT USING DYNAMIC VOLTAGE

RESTORER

Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu

pearlinekamalini@gmail.com, deepthiselvam026@gmail.com
Abstract

Power quality is an essential concern in the modern power system that can affect consumers
and utility. Utility distribution networks, sensitive industrial load, and critical industrial load
operations all suffer from service interruption which can cost significant financial loss. This includes
voltage sag and swells in the distribution grid which is considered to be the most frequent type of
power quality problem. To prevent voltage disturbance various solutions have been developed to
protect sensitive loads but DVR is considered to be the most efficient and effective solution.
Simulation results were presented to illustrate and understand the performance of DVR under sag
conditions.

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Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu

pearlinekamalini@gmail.com , amalaregan01@gmail.com
Abstract

This paper describes a method for controlling a distribution system's source currents.
Harmonic and reactive current are generated by nonlinear loads, such as traditional diode/thyristor
rectifiers with R,L,C loads, resulting in poor power factor, low energy efficiency, and harmful
disturbances to other appliances. Active Power Filters (APFs) are one of the possible methods for
eliminating nonlinear load-generated power line harmonic/reactive currents and improving power
factor. D-Statcom is linked in parallel with nonlinear loads and acts as a current source to eliminate
the harmonic/reactive components in the line current, resulting in sinusoidal current flow into and
from the grid that is in phase with the grid voltage. For error tracking, a hysteresis controller is used.
In the upper or lower band, the actual current tracks the reference current, resulting in greater
tracking error. The results are analyzed and presented using matlab/simulink software..

BOOSTING THE ANNUAL PROFIT OF AN OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN

ICEEMR_106
INDIA WITH A BIO-INSPIRED META-HEURISTIC SCHEME

prasunbhatta@gmail.com, rkjana1@gmail.com, snb_ju@yahoo.com

Abstract

Since the time of rapid industrial revolutions across the continents of the world, incessant
emission of greenhouse gases is severely deteriorating the quality of breathable air and causing
abnormal increment of the surface air temperature. Global warming is a responsible factor for the
melting of the polar ice caps, rising sea levels, uncharacteristic weather patterns, and immeasurable
human distress throughout every corner of the planet. International communities are struggling to
abate the global carbon footprint through effective utilization of the renewable resources of energy.
Being the second most populated realm in the globe, it turns out to be exceedingly momentous for
India to resourcefully exploit its low-carbon sources of electricity like wind power to accomplish its
net-zero emission ambition by 2070 while upholding the progress of its colossal economic structure.
Although India presently sustains the fourth largest wind power generation competence in the world,

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International Conference on Electrical Engineering and
Multidisciplinary Research (ICEEMR 2022)

Chennai Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

June 23-24, 2022

About the college

Chennai Institute of Technology was established under the Parthasarathy

Seeniammal Educational Trust Chennai in the year 2010, founded by first-generation
entrepreneur Shri. P.Sriram, Chairman and Industrialist, M.K. Group of companies,
Chennai. CIT Chennai affiliated to Anna University Chennai and approved by AICTE New
Delhi, Recognized under UGC 2(f) status, Recognized as SIRO DSIR by Ministry of
Science and Technology, New Delhi, Accredited (CSE, ECE, EEE, MECH, MCT) by NBA
New Delhi. Our Institution has been ranked in the 201-250 band in NIRF 2021 ranking.
Department of ECE, CSE and Mechanical Engineering recognized as Nodal Research
Centre under Anna University Chennai. The college has well developed infrastructure with
state of art facility in laboratories and various centers of excellence in collaboration with
industries of repute. Centre of Excellence for BPM partnered with Virtusa and PEGA,
KUKA industrial robotics training centre, Tekla TRIMBLE buildings education, Design
and Digital manufacturing centre, Centre of Excellence in Embedded system and IOT in
alliance with WABCO India and Kyu Tech University Japan, Centre for Networking in
collaboration with CISCO, Centre for Green energy, Centre for Numerical Control
machine, ATALON Engine research centre, 3D Manufacturing and Reverse engineering
centre etc. CIT opened its avenues to collaborate with various reputed national and
international institutions and industries for faculty and students through exchange programs
and joint research activities.

About the department

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering department occupies a prominent place in

the chronicles of its academic history. The department has been consistently producing
illustrious Engineering graduates of high caliber who occupy prestigious positions in the
academic and industrial fields. The specialization of the faculty includes Power System
Engineering, Power Electronics and drives, Energy Engineering, Control and
Instrumentation and etc. The department offers four year UG programme in EEE with 60
intakes. The department is also carrying out many consultancy activities. EEE Department
of Chennai Institute of Technology has accredited by NBA for 6 years.

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RESTORER
31 Pearline Kamalini C and Deepthi S 26
Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu
pearlinekamalini@gmail.com, deepthiselvam026@gmail.com
POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN MICROGRID USING DSTATCOM
32 Amala Regan.K, Anand.R, Guruchsaran.T, Jeffry Allan.S, C.PearlineKamalini 27
Saranathan College of engineering, Trichy-620012.
BOOSTING THE ANNUAL PROFIT OF AN OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN
INDIA WITH A BIO-INSPIRED META-HEURISTIC SCHEME
Prasun Bhattacharjee1, Rabin K. Jana2 and Somenath Bhattacharya1
33 1 27
Jadavpur University, Kolkata, West Bengal,
2
Indian Institute of Management, Raipur
prasunbhatta@gmail.com, rkjana1@gmail.com, snb_ju@yahoo.com
ENHANCEMENT OF ELECTRONIC BALLET BOX TOWARDS BALLOTER
IDENTIFICATION
Sathees Lingam Paulswamy1, Pratheep Kozhunthuvel Kumaran2 and Padmakumar R2
1
34 K. Ramakrishnan College of Engineering, Trichy, 28
2
Rohini College of Engineering & Technology, Kanyakumari
satheeslingamme@gmail.com, pratheepsaha17@gmail.com,
Satheesramme@gmail.com
COORDINATED MULTISTAGE EXPANSION PLANNING OF
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
Rajeev Chauhan1, Sanjay Maurya2 and Durg Singh Chauhan2
35 1 28
Gyan Ganga Institute of Technology and Science, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
2
GLA University, Uttar Pradesh, India
rajeevchauhan@ggits.org, sanjaymaurya@gla.ac.in, pdschauhan@gmail.com
ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENT TECHNIQUES IN SOLVING
EMERGING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
Dr. Gopikrishna Pasam and Sreekanth Nethagani
36 29
University of Technology and Applied Sciences IBRA Oman
p_gopikrishna2000@yahoo.com , sreekanth@ict.edu.om

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ICEEMR_102
CATALYTIC DEOXYGENATION PROCESS

Universiti Putra Malaysia,

Malaysia t_marliza@upm.edu.my, wnadira_91@yahoo.com, taufiq@upm.edu.my
Abstract

In this work, waste cooking oil (WCO) has been used to produce renewable green fuel via
catalytic deoxygenation process over acid base bifunctional catalysts (NiLa, NiCe, NiFe, NiMn,
NiZn, and NiW) supported on activated carbon (AC). A high hydrocarbon yields above 60% with
lower oxygenated species was found in the liquid product, with the product being selective toward n-
(C15 + C17)-diesel fractions. The predominance of n-(C15
+ C17) hydrocarbons with the concurrent production of CO and CO2, indicated that the
deoxygenation pathway proceeded via decarbonylation and decarboxylation mechanisms. Among
six acid base bifunctional catalysts, NiLa/AC gives higher deoxygenation activity of 88%
hydrocarbon yield with 75%n-(C15 + C17) selectivity, which strongly proved that La leads to a
greater enhancement of the deoxygenation activity due to the great synergistic interaction between
La and Ni, and the compatibility of the acid base sites which increased the removal of oxygenated
species.

ICEEMR_103 VOLTAGE STABILITY ENHANCEMENT USING DYNAMIC VOLTAGE

RESTORER

Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu

pearlinekamalini@gmail.com, deepthiselvam026@gmail.com
Abstract

Power quality is an essential concern in the modern power system that can affect consumers
and utility. Utility distribution networks, sensitive industrial load, and critical industrial load
operations all suffer from service interruption which can cost significant financial loss. This includes
voltage sag and swells in the distribution grid which is considered to be the most frequent type of
power quality problem. To prevent voltage disturbance various solutions have been developed to
protect sensitive loads but DVR is considered to be the most efficient and effective solution.
Simulation results were presented to illustrate and understand the performance of DVR under sag
conditions.

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Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, Tamil Nadu

pearlinekamalini@gmail.com , amalaregan01@gmail.com
Abstract

This paper describes a method for controlling a distribution system's source currents.
Harmonic and reactive current are generated by nonlinear loads, such as traditional diode/thyristor
rectifiers with R,L,C loads, resulting in poor power factor, low energy efficiency, and harmful
disturbances to other appliances. Active Power Filters (APFs) are one of the possible methods for
eliminating nonlinear load-generated power line harmonic/reactive currents and improving power
factor. D-Statcom is linked in parallel with nonlinear loads and acts as a current source to eliminate
the harmonic/reactive components in the line current, resulting in sinusoidal current flow into and
from the grid that is in phase with the grid voltage. For error tracking, a hysteresis controller is used.
In the upper or lower band, the actual current tracks the reference current, resulting in greater
tracking error. The results are analyzed and presented using matlab/simulink software..

BOOSTING THE ANNUAL PROFIT OF AN OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN

ICEEMR_106
INDIA WITH A BIO-INSPIRED META-HEURISTIC SCHEME

prasunbhatta@gmail.com, rkjana1@gmail.com, snb_ju@yahoo.com

Abstract

Since the time of rapid industrial revolutions across the continents of the world, incessant
emission of greenhouse gases is severely deteriorating the quality of breathable air and causing
abnormal increment of the surface air temperature. Global warming is a responsible factor for the
melting of the polar ice caps, rising sea levels, uncharacteristic weather patterns, and immeasurable
human distress throughout every corner of the planet. International communities are struggling to
abate the global carbon footprint through effective utilization of the renewable resources of energy.
Being the second most populated realm in the globe, it turns out to be exceedingly momentous for
India to resourcefully exploit its low-carbon sources of electricity like wind power to accomplish its
net-zero emission ambition by 2070 while upholding the progress of its colossal economic structure.
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IOT BASED SMART WATER METER SYSTEM USING RF

TRANSRECEIVER
Mr.S.Ramprasath1,Sharmila J2,Vidhya dharani V3,Vidhya D4,Sneka A5
(Assistant Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract-The smart water metering system using RF transceiver and turbidity level finding is a project
that aims to design and implement a system that can accurately measure the amount of water consumed
in a household or a building, and also determine the quality of the water being consumed. The system
uses an RF transceiver module to wirelessly transmit and receive data between the water meter and a
central monitoring unit. The turbidity level of the water is measured using a turbidity sensor and is also
transmitted wirelessly to the central monitoring unit. It provides real-time monitoring of water
consumption and water quality, which can be used to identify leaks, reduce wastage, and ensure that the
water being consumed is safe for consumption. The implementation of the smart water metering system
has several advantages over traditional water metering systems. It eliminates the need for manual
reading of water meters, reduces the risk of errors in reading and billing, and provides real-time data on
water usage and quality. It can also help in reducing water wastage and encourage conservation.

POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS USING DYANAMIC

VOLTAGE RESTORER.
C.Pearline Kamalini1 , S.Gayathr2, K.Harini 3, N.Heshavardhini4, A.Pandieswari5
(Assistant Professor / EEE dept,Saranathan college of Engineering)1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4,5

Abstract--In the modern power system, power quality is a crucial topic that can have an impact on
utilities and consumers. Numerous issues in the contemporary electric power system were brought on by
the integration of renewable energy sources, smart grid technologies, and increasing usage of power
electronics equipment. The delicate equipment can be harmed by voltage harmonics, voltage sag, and
voltages swell. Unusual voltage, current, or frequency in the distribution grid can be solved by using a
Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR), a prospective Distribution Flexible AC Transmission System (D-
FACTS) device and fuzzy logic controller. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the DVR-based proposed
technique to smooth the distorted voltage brought on by harmonics, simulations were ru n in
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stopping it from travelling farther. Essentially, the system allows the vehicle's owner to stop their
moving vehicle whenever an unknown person is riding in it. Consider it a wireless leash for your
vehicle.

LINEAR POWER DISTRIBUTION BY DSTATCOM

Ms.Pearline kamalini C1,Danush Priyan R2, Gokulnath R3,Hari Krishnan P4,Maniraj VC5
(Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 1
(UG Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Saranathan College of Engineering) 2,3,4.5

Abstract-- The method for regulating the source currents in a distribution system is described in this
work. Nonlinear loads such as conventional diode/thyristor rectifiers loads, produce harmonic and
reactive current, which has negative effects on other appliances' power factors and energy efficiency.
One option for reducing power line harmonics / reactive currents produced by nonlinear loads and
enhancing power factor is to use active power filters (APFs).In order to remove the harmonic and
reactive components from the line current, D-STATCOM is connected in parallel with nonlinear loads
and functions as a current source. This produces sinusoidal current flow into and out of the grid that is in
phase with the grid voltage. For error tracking, a hysteresis controller is used. In the upper or lower
band, the actual current tracks the reference current, resulting in greater tracking error. The results are
analyzed and presented using MATLAB/Simulink software.

AN INSIGHT VIEW OF SMART GRID IMPLEMENTATION

CHALLENGES AND ITS STATUS IN INDIA
Dr. Dhayalini K1, Vigneshwaran Perumal2
(Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, K.Ramakrishnan College of Engineering) 1
(Student, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, K.Ramakrishnan College of Engineering) 2

Abstract-- Depletion of conventional energy sources besides incorporation of renewable energy sources
makes traditional grid a complex structure. Deployment of wireless sensors, communication
infrastructure and analyzing the data using artificial intelligence and machine learning makes the grid
measurable and solve the complexity nature. This paper will elaborate in detail about the smart grid
concept, usage of various machine learning techniques for processing the data and smart grid
implementation status in India. The paper concluded with an online survey to collect various information

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Cordially invite you to the Grand inauguration and the installation of

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Shri. S.Ravindran
Secretary, Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli - 620012
will preside over the function

Dr. D. Sriram Kumar

Professor, ECE, NIT, Tiruchirapalli
will inaugurate the IEEE Student Branch
Dr. D.Valavan
Principal, Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli - 620012
&
Dr. R. Natarajan
Head-R&D, Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli - 620012

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Associate Professor, EEE EEE, Saranathan College of Engineering,
Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli - 620012
Tiruchirapalli - 620012
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Panjappur, Trichy 620 012
Department of Civil Engineering
CE 8811 - Project work - Batch List
Batch No Name of the students Supervisor Name Title
ABISHEK. V Experimental investigation of
DINESHRAM. R Compressive Performance of ECC
1 Mr. G. Venkatesan
MOHAMMED SULAIMON. A. K concrete with Nano-Silica and
TATROUES. A GGBS
Jayashree S Experimental study on concrete with
2 Parkavi P Mr. C. Kesavaraja partial replacement of cement by
Pavithira M silica fume
MOHAMED AMEEN.S
LOGESHVARAN.C.B
3 Mr. S. Kannan FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE
MADHESH.S
NAGARJUNA.N.R
Atchaya.K Experimental investigation on the
Deepika.M Behaviour of High Performance
4 Dr. A. Belin Jude
Kausica.V concrete using water reducing
Veda.V admixtures.
A.DEEPAK
T.DEEPAK Optimization in Strength Behaviour
5 Mr. A. Anandraj of Recycled Aggregate Concrete
S.KARTHIK with Metal Powders
P.A. SRIRAM
Ajay Prabhu.R
Raja.N
6 Mr. C. Kesavaraja Design Of Folded plates
Sakthi Maheshwaran.B
Sri Raghul.R
Hemanth S "Experimental investigation of
Jegan Shiva K ""Noise absorbing composite
7 Mr. G. Venkatesan materials using agro waste
Tamilarasan N
products"".
Saravanan P "
SUGUNESAHAN. B. A
8 PRABHU RAJ. T Mr. S. Kannan RCC WITH GLASS CHIPS
SRIRAM. B
SANGILIMUTHU R
GANESHPATHI R Experimental Investigation on the
9 Dr. A. Belin Jude Characteristics of paver block using
ANTONY CLINTON S STP waste.
SOLAI ARAVIND C T
GOKULNATH.P
Experimental investigation on the
HARISH.B
10 Ms. K. Sathya Prabha effect of Air entraining agents in the
KARTHIKEYAN.M behavior of high strength concrete
MADHAVAN.M.N

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Departmentof Civil Engineering
Naam Mudhalvan Courses Student Counts
2022-2023(EVEN)
S.No. Name of the Course JList of Students Reg.No.
1 813820103001 AISHWARYAR
813820103002 |ANTONYCJ
3 813820103003 ANTONY ALDRIN
813820103005 ARANGARAJANR
5 813820103006 DHANUSH K
6 813820103007 ELAKKIYA E
7 813820103008 GOKUL R
8 813820103009 GOWTHAM R
813820103010 KAMALESHWARANM

10 813820103011 KANIHAR
11 813820103012 KISHOR AR
813820103013 MÁGESHS
12
13 813820103014 NANTHESWARANA
ArchitecturalVizualisation(26 Students) PREETHIJ
14 813820103015
1 8138201O3016 RAGHULA
16 813820103017 RAJA A
813820103018 SANCHAYAN S
17
813820103020 SARUPRABHA E
18
813820103021 SILAMBARASAN V
19
20 813820103022 SRIVARSANS
21 813820103023 |sUMESHS
22 813820103024 SUPER SUKUMARAN N
813820103025 THAVANESHANVs
23
24 813820103301 |NARENDRANM
25 813820103302 YUVARAJAN R
26
813820103701 Pavithra J

1 813821103001 AMARNATH PRAVEEN M

2
813821103008 HARINIEL

3
813821103009 JAFFREY SAMUELF
4 813821103010 LJO SOOSAIS
BLOCK CHAIN DEVELOPMENT(8 Students) 813821103011 LYDIA MARY VINCENT AROCKIARAJ
5
813821103012 MANIMOZHIT
6
7 Dr.v-Mohon. 813821103021 SRINITHIE
813821103025 VJAYAPRABHA K
813821103002 AMEERUDEEN K
1
813821103013 MOHAMED ASHFAK U
2
813821103014 MOHAMMED FARIZ M
3
DIGITAL MARKETING (7 Students) 813821103015 MUGESHM
4
813821103017 SANJAYR
5
6 Dr-S- Rajeshwor /Pee 813821103024 VENGATESHV
813821103301 |ARUNHAREESH R
813821103003 ARUN KUMAR P
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813821103005 |GIRIDHARANA
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813821103016 NAVEEN KUMARP
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18 247018 813821103018 SANTHOSH M 96
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19 247019 813821103019 SATHISH KUMAR D
30 30 97 86 92
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30 30 100 90 95
21 247021 813821103021 SRINITHI E
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30 30 96 75 86
27 247027 813821103027VIMALS
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2 237003 813820103003 ANTONY ALDRIN 45 45 100 88 58 82
3 237006 813820103006 DHANUSH K 45 45 94 90 54 79
4 237009 813820103009 GOWTHAM R 45 45 100 100 54 85
5 237010 813820103010 KAMALESHWARANM 45 45 100 92 57 83

6 237014 813820103014 NANTHESWARANA 45 45 100 100 59 86

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7 237015 813820103015 PREETHIJ 45 45 100
8 237021 813820103021 SILAMBARASANV 45 45 92 88 51 77

9 237022 813820103022 SRIVARSANS 45 45 100 100 56 85

10 237025 813820103025 THAVANESHAN VS 45 45 100 92 56 83

11 237026 813820103301 NARENDRAN M 45 45 100 90 37 76

12 237027 813820103302 YUVARAJAN R 45 45 98 86 54 79

13 237028 813820103701 PAVITHRAJ 45 45 100 100 57 86

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3 237007 813820103007 ELAKKIYA E 45 45 100 92 67 86

4 237008 813820103008 GOKULR 45 45 96 92 72 87

S 237011 813820103011 KANIHAR 45 45 100 96 70 89

6 237012 813820103012 KISHORAR 45 45 92 94 73 86

237013 813820103013 MAGESH S 45 45 100 100 73 91

8 237016 813820103016 RAGHULA 45 45 100 100 76 92
237017 813820103017 |RAJA A 45 45 96 94 78 89

10 237018 813820103018 SANCHAYAN S 45 45 100 100 73 91

11 237020 813820103020 SARUPRABHA E 45 45 96 96 71 88

12 237023 813820103023 SUMESH S 45 45 90 92 74 85
13 237024 813820103024 |SUPER SUKUMARAN N 45 45 90 94 73 86

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2 227002 813819103002 AJAY PRABHU R 45 45 94 94 64 84
3 227004 813819103004|ATCHAYAK 45 45 100 100 63 88
4 227005 813819103005 DEEPAK A 45 45 92 92 64 83
5 227006 813819103006|DEEPAK T 45 45 94 96 53 81
6 227007 813819103007 DEEPIKA M 45 45 100 100 60 87
7 227011 813819103011 HARISH B 45 45 92 92 52 79
227013 813819103013 JAYASHREES 45 45 100 100 57 86
227014 813819103014JEGAN SHIVA K 45 45 94 94 56 81
10 227018 813819103018 |KAUSICAV 45 45 100 100 64 88
11 227020 813819103020 MADHAVAN MN 45 45 94 92 52 79
12 227021 813819103021 MADHESH S 45 45 96 96 50 81
13 227022 813819103022 MOHAMED AMEEN s 45 45 100 100 57 86
14 227025 813819103025 PARKAVIP 45 45 100 100 54
15 227026 813819103026 PAVITHIRA M 45 45 100 100 66 89
16 227030 813819103030SAKTHI MAHESWARAN B 45 45 92 90 61 81
17 227031 813819103031 SANGILI MUTHU R 45 45 86 94 55 78
18 227033 813819103035 |SRIRAAM PA 45 45 94 96 65 85
19 227039 813819103038 VEDA V 45 45 100 100 72T 91

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S.No Batch Number Register Number Student Name
1 237001 813820103001 AISHWARYA R
2 237002 813820103003 ANTONY ALDRIN
3 237005 813820103005 ARANGARAJAN R
4 237007 813820103007 ELAKKIYA E
5 237008 813820103008 GOKUL R
6 237009 813820103009 GOWTHAM R
7 237010 813820103010 KAMALESHWARAN M
8 237011 813820103011 KANIHA R
9 237012 813820103012 KISHOR A R
10 237013 813820103013 MAGESH S
11 237014 813820103014 NANTHESWARAN A
12 237015 813820103015 PREETHI J
13 237016 813820103016 RAGHUL A
14 237017 813820103017 RAJA A
15 237018 813820103018 SANCHAYAN S
16 237020 813820103020 SARUPRABHA E
17 237022 813820103022 SRIVARSAN S
18 237023 813820103023 SUMESH S
19 237024 813820103024 SUPER SUKUMARAN N
20 237025 813820103025 THAVANESHAN V S
21 237026 813820103301 NARENDRAN M
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Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur, Tiruchirappalli - 620012
Department of Civil Engineering

03/11/2022

From

Mr.S.Kannan Ms.K.Sathya Prabha,

Assistant Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering,
Survey Camp Incharge.
Through HoD/Civil
Submitted to The Principal
Sub: Submission of survey camp report - reg.
We thank our management, Principal and HOD/Civil for providing us permission to take students outside for
conducting survey camp. It was a very good opportunity provided for the students and was very useful since the land was
a vast area with lot of undulations for doing their survey camp. Students booked a private bus for our trip. All students are
insisted to assemble at Vali Vidu Murugan Temple by 11.30 PM on 26/10/22. Herewith we are enclosing the detailed
brief report of our departure to Mettupalayam and our arrival to Trichy with list of experiments and the location where it
was conducted for your kind information.

S.No Date Time Description Experiment

Conducted
1 26/10/22 10.15 PM – 10.45PM 4 Boys along with hostel boys and Mr. --
Kannan Collected the instruments from
Campus
2 27/10/22 12.15 AM Bus started from Vali Vidu Murugan Kovil __
3 27/10/22 5.30 AM Reached Mettupalayam- Sathya Resort __
4 27/10/22 8.30 AM After Refreshment and breakfast started to --
State Government Horticulture Farm
5 27/10/22 9.00 AM – 4 PM Reached State Government Horticulture Farm Radial Contouring
6 27/10/22 2 PM – 2.45 PM Lunch at State Government Horticulture Farm
7 27/10/22 2.45 PM – 4.30 PM State Government Horticulture Farm Azimuth
Calculation
8 27/10/22 5 PM Reached Resort ---
9 28/10/22 8.30 AM After Refreshment and breakfast started to --
Sathya Resort - Agricultural Farm

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Section and Cross
Section of road
work, Grid
Contouring
11 28/10/22 2.00 PM – 3.00 PM Lunch at Sathya Resort - Agricultural Farm __
12 28/10/22 3.00 PM- 5.30 PM Went to Bhavani Sagar Dam to show dam How to calculate
storage structure and Conduct GPS survey area and identify
location using GPS
13 29/10/22 8.30 AM Started from Sathya Resort to Black Thunder ---
14 29/10/22 6.15 PM Started from Black thunder ---
15 30/10/22 1.45 AM Reached TVS Tolgate and dropped students ---
16 30/10/22 2.15 AM Reached College Campus for returning ---
equipments (5 Boy students and 2 faculty)
Along with Hostel boys.

Thank you,
Your’s faithfully,

HoD/Civil

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METHODOLOGIES

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Volume: 10 Issue: 05 | May 2023 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072

CASTING AND EVALUATING THE INTERLOCKING BRICKS USING

ORGANIC WASTE MATERIAL.
1Mr.C.kesava Raja, 2S.Jayashree, 3 K. Atchaya, 4.V.Kausica, 5. V.Abishek

1.Assistant professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering, Trichy.

2,3,4,5 UG Student, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering, Trichy.
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Abstract— Bricks are one of the most significant and major material used for all construction purpose. In many
countries, Sludge waste especially, textile sludge is a serious problem which risks environment and human health. The
textile sludge is used to make the construction bricks that serve as resolve for solid waste management. This paper
reviews on the development of interlocking bricks with addition of textile sludge which includes 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%
that grossly reduces the utility of clay which is gradually becoming scarce in many parts of the world while improving their
strength in comparison in that of conventional bricks. The interlocking mould size that we took for this experiment was 12
X 8.5 X 6.The test parameters include compression strength, water absorption, efflorescence and soundness are studied
and tested as per BOI (Bureau of Indian standards). Thus, the utilization of sludge could produce a good quality of bricks
making them one of a reliable alternative disposal methods for the sludge which dumped in open lands and also reduces
the use of cement while construction in this interlocking brick method. This study analyse the strength of the interlocking
bricks when it is mixed with textile sludge.

Keywords: ETP textile sludge.

1. INTRODUCTION
Population scenario comes towards India by means of increasing industries. The fruitful efforts of industries lead to the
development of India. As the industries increases, so does the industrial effluents. Recent studies estimate that the amount
of industrial waste might amount approximately between 250 and 300 million tons emanating from chemical and
agricultural process in India. It is very essential to dispose such wastes in an absolutely safe manner without disturbing
the environment and human wellbeing. Build-up of unmanaged wastes particularly in developing countries has
endangered their environment. In view of this situation, use of economic and environmental-friendly materials is of a great
concern in the construction industry.

The use of recyclable wastes as building materials looks like a viable solution not only to the pollution problem but also
benefits the economy in the form of cost-effective buildings.

Several investigators have already attempted to include sludge such as paper processing residues, cigarette butts, fly ash,
polystyrene foam, plastic fibre, cotton waste, dried sludge collected from an industrial wastewater treatment plant, rice
husk ash, granulated blast furnace slag, rubber, Kraft pulp production residue, limestone dust and wood sawdust,
processed waste tea, petroleum effluent treatment plant sludge, welding flux slag and waste paper pulp, Cotton and
limestone powder wastes in the use of textile sludge in the process of interlocking production of bricks. In this paper we
are investigating the brick manufacture and its strength compared to that of existing conventional bricks. The non-
degradable used material was utilized for utility-based product. The efforts have been taken to utilize the powdered textile
sludge in conventional burnt clay brick thereby revolutionizing the manufacture of interlocking bricks in the field of
construction.

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2. METHODOLOGY

Collection of sludge

Crushing and grinding the sludge

Mixing of sludge with clay

and adding sufficient water

Casting of bricks in interlocking mould

After drying, bricks are burnt

Compression strength of bricks tested

3.Interlocking
MIX DESIGN bricks casted using mould

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The materials for manufacturing of interlocking bricks consists of sludge and clay 1:2 (clay: sludge) by volume. Volume is
calculated instead of weight is due to simplicity of manufacturing clay and sludge were mixed together in manual mixer
and water was gradually added until having right consistency which ready for moulding.

TABLE:

SLUDGE (%) SOIL (%) WATER

5% 95% NEEDED
10% 85% NEEDED
15% 75% NEEDED

3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

In this topic the results from experimental investigation are proffered. The results from the research are used to study and
compare the compressive strength of interlocking bricks using sludge.

1. COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH :

S.NO BRICK NAME SLUDGE (%) COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH (N/mm2)

1 1 5% 5.14
2 2 10% 4.72
3 3 15% 3.98
4 4 20% 3.16
CONVENTIONAL BRICK = 5.89 N/mm2

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COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF BRICK

Compressive strength N/mm2

7
5.89
6
5.14
5 4.72
3.98
4
3.16
3
2
1

Percent of sludge (%)

SLUDGE %

3.1.1 Discussion on Result:

 The interlocking bricks shows best outcomes when compared to conventional bricks and also with other
percentages of sludge. In 20%, it possess low compressive strength.

 As the strength should not less than 3.50N/mm2, the average compressive strength for interlocking bricks having
15% of sludge about 3.98 is grasps.

2. WATER ABSORPTION :

S.NO PERCENTAGE OF WEIGHT BEFORE WEIGHT AFTER WATER ABSORPTIO-

SUDGE (%) TEST(kg) TEST(kg) ION(%)

1 5% 2.96 3.24 9%

2 10% 2.94 3.37 14%

3 15% 2.87 3.30 15%

4 20% 2.74 3.28 17%

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Department of Computer Science and Business Systems
2.2.1_10 Intercollege of Competitions Participants List
Name of the student Date of event/activity
S.No Name of the event/activity
participated (DD-MM-YYYY)
Academic Year 2022-2023
1 Revan josh Hack o holics (Hackothan) - Testronix(UI/UX) -2nd prize 30-09-2022
2 J ADHESH HACK-O-HOLICS 3.0 (Hackothan) 30-09-2022
3 PIERRS I K HACK O' HOLICS (Hackothan) 30-09-2022
4 Soorya S invente'22 (Workshop) 03-11-2022
1 A.Abdur Rahman Ashik District level Tug-of-war (2nd Place) 11-12-2022
2 Pragatheesh A Brain Treasure -National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
3 Pragatheesh A Buzz and Sparkle - National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
4 Pragatheesh A Scavenger Hunt - National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
5 Pragatheesh A Picture Description - Sara jayanthi 22-12-2022
6 Pragatheesh A Turn Coat - Sara jayanthi 22-12-2022
7 Mahati S Buzz and Sparkle - National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
8 Mahati S Picture Description - Sara jayanthi 22-12-2022
9 Mahati S Turn Coat - Sara jayanthi 22-12-2022
10 Karthick P Scavenger Hunt - National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
11 Mahalashni s Tangram - National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
12 Suwetha A Brain Treasure -National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
13 KavyaSri T Scavenger Hunt - National Mathematics day 22-12-2022
14 Harini B Tangram - National Mathematics day 23-12-2022
15 Harini B Brain Treasure -National Mathematics day 23-12-2022
16 A.Abdur Rahman Ashik Participated in anna university Q'Quest workshop 2023 on the topic of total quality
04-02-2023
marketing
17 Revan josh Swaarush-2k23-Innovathon 17-02-2023
18 PIERRS I K Swaarush-2k23-Technical quiz (2nd prize) 17-02-2023
19 Suriyanarayanan G Swaarush-2k23-Prezentare 17-02-2023
20 Suriyanarayanan G Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation 17-02-2023
21 PIERRS I K Swaarush-2k23-Robotics workshop 17-02-2023
22 PIERRS I K Swaarush-2k23-Coding competition 17-02-2023
23 Brindha.M Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation 17-02-2023
24 PIERRS I K Swaarush-2k23-Crack the code(2nd Prize) 17-02-2023
25 Harshini.S Swaarush-2k23- Paper presentation 17-02-2023
26 K. Madhini Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation 17-02-2023
27 B.kiruthika shree Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation (2nd prize) 17-02-2023
28 PIERRS I K Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation 17-02-2023
29 J ADHESH Swaarush2k23 - Paper Presentation 17-02-2023
30 DEEPIKA S KHO-KHO (Team - Runner up) 17-02-2023
31 Guru Ratchitha S Swaarush2k23 - Seminar 17-02-2023
32 N.Monisha Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation 17-02-2023
33 S.S.Prathikshaa Swaarush-2k23-Paper presentation 17-02-2023
34 Guru Ratchitha S swaarush-Paper Presentation(First prize) 17-02-2023

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36 PIERRS I K Swaarush -Technical quiz(2nd Prize) 18-02-2023
37 Guru Ratchitha S swaarush - Robotic WORKSHOP 18-02-2023
38 PIERRS I K crack-the-code 19-02-2023
39 Monisha.N Saral 2k23/collage making -Ist prize 23-02-2023
40 Soorya S Sara hackathon-2023 24-02-2023
41 J ADHESH Sara Hackathon 2023 24-02-2023
42 Monisha.N Saral 2k23/short flim - Ist prize 26-02-2023
43 Soorya S hackathon'23 -(Ist prize) 27-02-2023
44 Soorya S Smart india hackathan 2022 28-02-2023
45 Stephy Bless S Project Expo - National Science day 22-12-2023
46 A.Abdur Rahman Ashik Gold medal in football 02-03-2023
47 Girivasan Festronix'23 - organised by K. Ramakrishna college of engineering 07-03-2023
48 AARON. J Festronix'23 - organised by K. Ramakrishna college of engineering 07-03-2023
49 J ADHESH Festronix'23 - organised by K. Ramakrishna college of engineering 07-03-2023
50 Rajeshwaran.M Cricket 8-3-2023
51 Soorya S Celestra 2k23- Anna University(code cross- 2nd prize) 17-03-2023
52 J ADHESH ERSMERONZ'23/INNOVATHON 20-03-2023
53 PIERRS I K ERSMERONZ'23/Prezentare 20-03-2023
54 A.Aakash ERSMERONZ 23/Hackthon 20-03-2023
55 N.Mohamed shafik ERSMERONZ'23 20-03-2023
56 manikandan s Ersmeronz23/Hackthon 20-03-2023
57 ARUN. J Ersmeronz23/INNOVATHON 20-03-2023
58 A.Abdur Rahman Ashik Ersmeronz23/Prezentare 20,21-03-2023
59 A.Abdur Rahman Ashik Ersmeronz23/Bidd-bizz 20,21-03-2023
60 N.Mohamed shafik Ersmeronz23/Hackthon 20,21-03-2023
61 Soorya S YESIST'12 2023 25-03-2023
62 Prathikshaa S S AVINYA'23-Paper Presentation 03-04-2023
63 Prathikshaa S S TECHNOVA2K23-Paper presentation 15-09-2023

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(APPROVED BY AICTEAND AFFILIATEDTO ANNA UNIVERSITY,CHENNAL-25)
VENKATESWARANAGAR, PANJAPPUR,TIRUCHIRAPPALLJ-620 012

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has participatedandwontHHprize in theevent Buzz and Sparkle/
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TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND

ENGINEERING

TURING'S GUILD
A STUDENTS INITIATIVE

About us:

“Turing’s Guild” – A Student Initiative club is formed to involve IV year CSEstudents

to organize and participate in various club activities to develop their coding skills,
Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Communication skills and enhancing their leadership
quality through organizing those events in inter department activities through this club.

VISION OF THE CLUB:

 To give students the skills, confidence and opportunity to grow towards
enhancement of code skills.
 To value our thoughts, new ideas and team works.
 We believe in working and learning together.
MISSION OF THE CLUB:
 To create a friendly, fun and supportive environment to develop logical
thinking and programming skills together
 To provide students a forum to discuss concerns, engage in learning
activities.
OBJECTIVE:

 Help students to develop leadership skills

 Help students to develop in academics and placement

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RESPONSIBIILITES
1. OVERALL COORDINATOR

VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114

2. ADMINSTRATION
Meet Officials and Communicates with the Guild Members
1. JASWANTH R CSE A – 231040
2. KEERTHANA S CSE A – 231050
3. VARSHINI N CSE B - 231113
4. SUBIN RAJ P CSE B - 231105
5. HARISH R CSE A - 231037
6. POOJA TANAJI MALLI T CSE B – 231079
7. VIVIAN JOSEPH A - 231116

3. RESOURCE PERSON:

Collect details of the activities and help weekly coordinators.

8. GURUPRAMODH R CSE A - 231034

9. MANOJ BHAVVAN B CSE A - 231060
10. ABDUL WASIV H CSE B - 231121
11. BHAVYA SRII A CSE A - 231018

4. TECHNICAL PERSON:
Work Related with programming, academics and help weekly coordinators.
12. NOWSHIN FATHIMA M CSE B - 231076
13. APARNA D R CSE A - 231012
14. VARSHA G CSE B - 231112
15. GLADSON RENNIS S CSE A - 231030
16. SHYAM SUNDER S CSE B - 231098
17. DHEEPIKA R CSE A - 231025
18. ANANDA DHARSHINEE M S CSE A - 231009
19. SOWMEYA V CSE B - 231102
20. NAVAB SHERIFF CSE B - 231068

5. PLACEMENT TRAINER:
Work related with placement and training activities and help weekly coordinators.
21. GIRIDHAR B CSE A - 231029
22. HARINI K CSE A - 231036
23. NATHAMUNI S R CSE B - 231067
24. SIVAKUMAR A CSE B - 231099
25. LEKSHMI PPRABHA B S CSE A - 231053

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27. APARNA GAYATHRI N CSE A - 231011
28. MADHUVANTHI K CSE A - 231055
29. SHINY ALOYSIA CSE B - 231096

6. GUILD MAINTANENCE:

Maintain Records of Guild Activities.

30. MALATHY M CSE A - 231058

31. MAGIMA V M CSE A - 231056

7. GUILD PROMOTER:

Promotes Guild cluband Guild Activities

32. CYRIL LIVIYAN L CSE A - 231020

33. ABDUL VAJITH M CSE A - 231004

NOTE:

Every team of Organizers will work in various categories of the Guild club duration of a
Month. After Every Month team are exchanged.

In the Month of May 2023 activities so far:

S.no Date Activity

1 27.05.2023 Introductory fun + Educative

In the Month of July 2023 activities so far:

S.no Date Activity

2 06.07.2023 Python Quiz in Kahoot Application

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Exam Title Introductory fun + Educative

“B” SEC- VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114,

Name of the Question
Paper setter
“B” SEC- SUBIN RAJ P CSE B - 231105

“B” SEC- VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114,

Organizers In charge
“B” SEC-SOWMEYA V CSE B - 231102

Exam duration 50 Minutes for each class ( TOTAL : 3 hours)

Date of Exam 27.05.2023

Exam portal: Kahoot

I CSE A -59
I CSE B -61
Total number of
I AIML -55
participants
TOTAL -175

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Exam Title Python Quiz

“B” SEC- VIVIAN JOSEPH A - 231116,

Name of the Question
Paper setter
“B” SEC- SUBIN RAJ P CSE B - 231105

“B” SEC- VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114,

Organizers In charge
“B” SEC- SHYAM SUNDER S CSE B - 231098

Exam duration 50 Minutes for each class ( TOTAL : 3 hours)

Date of Exam 06.07.2023

Exam portal: Kahoot

I CSE A -59
I CSE B -61
Total number of
I AIML -55
participants
TOTAL -175

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TIRUCHIRAPALLI - 620 012

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

TURING'S GUILD
A STUDENTS INITIATIVE
About us:

“Turing’s Guild” – A Student Initiative club is formed to involve III year CSE students to organize
and participate in various club activities to develop their coding skills, Aptitude, Logical Reasoning,
Communication skills and enhancing their leadership quality through organizing those events in inter
department activities through this club.

VISION OF THE CLUB:

 To give students the skills, confidence and opportunity to grow towards

enhancement of code skills.
 To value our thoughts, new ideas and team works.
 We believe in working and learning together.
MISSION OF THE CLUB:

 To create a friendly, fun and supportive environment to develop logicalthinking

and programming skills together
 To provide students a forum to discuss concerns, engage in learningactivities.
OBJECTIVE:

 Help students to develop leadership skills

 Help students to develop in academics and placement

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 TOTAL ORGANISERS: 33 Students from III year CSE A and B sec.

RESPONSIBIILITES
1. OVERALL COORDINATOR

VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114

2. ADMINSTRATION
Meet Officials and Communicates with the Guild Members

1. JASWANTH R CSE A – 231040

2. KEERTHANA S CSE A – 231050

3. VARSHINI N CSE B - 231113

4. SUBIN RAJ P CSE B - 231105

5. HARISH R CSE A - 231037

6. POOJA TANAJI MALLI T CSE B – 231079

7. VIVIAN JOSEPH A - 231116

3. RESOURCE PERSON:

Collect details of the activities and help weekly coordinators.

8. GURUPRAMODH R CSE A - 231034

9. MANOJ BHAVVAN B CSE A - 231060

10. ABDUL WASIV H CSE B - 231121

11. BHAVYA SRII A CSE A - 231018

4. TECHNICAL PERSON:

Work Related with programming, academics and help weekly coordinators.

12. NOWSHIN FATHIMA M CSE B - 231076

13. APARNA D R CSE A - 231012

14. VARSHA G CSE B - 231112

15. GLADSON RENNIS S CSE A - 231030

16. SHYAM SUNDER S CSE B - 231098

17. DHEEPIKA R CSE A - 231025

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19. SOWMEYA V CSE B - 231102

20. NAVAB SHERIFF CSE B - 231068

5. PLACEMENT TRAINER:

Work related with placement and training activities and help weekly coordinators.
21. GIRIDHAR B CSE A - 231029

22. HARINI K CSE A - 231036

23. NATHAMUNI S R CSE B - 231067

24. SIVAKUMAR A CSE B - 231099

25. LEKSHMI PPRABHA B S CSE A - 231053

26. MAHESH KUMAR R CSE A - 231057

27. APARNA GAYATHRI N CSE A - 231011

28. MADHUVANTHI K CSE A - 231055

29. SHINY ALOYSIA CSE B - 231096

6. GUILD MAINTANENCE:

Maintain Records of Guild Activities.

30. MALATHY M CSE A - 231058

31. MAGIMA V M CSE A - 231056

7. GUILD PROMOTER:

Promotes Guild club and Guild Activities

32. CYRIL LIVIYAN L CSE A - 231020

33. ABDUL VAJITH M CSE A - 231004

NOTE:

Every team of Organizers will work in various categories of the Guild club duration of a
Month. After Every Month team are exchanged.

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 The list of activities conducted to third year CSE students in academic year 2022-2023 (ODD
SEM)

Table1. Activities list

S.no Date Activity

1 08.10.2022 Aptitude Test in Moodle

2 14.10.2022 Aptitude Test in Moodle

3 21.10.2022 Technical Quiz in Moodle

4 29.10.2022 General Quiz in Kahoot Application

5 04.11.2022 C Programming

6 28.11.2022 Knowledge Expo’22

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Exam Title
Aptitude Test In Moodle

“A” SEC- GLADSON RENNIS S CSE A - 231030,

Name of the Question MANOJ BHAVVAN B CSE A - 231060
Paper setter “B” SEC- VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114,
SHYAM SUNDER S CSE B - 231098

“A” SEC- MADHUVANTHI K CSE A - 231055,

KEERTHANA S CSE A – 231050
Organizers In charge
“B” SEC- SOWMEYA V CSE B - 231102, POOJA TANAJI
MALLI T CSE B – 231079

Exam duration 45 Minutes

Date of Exam 08.10.2022

Exam portal: 172.16.12.23 / Moodle

CSE A -56
CSE B -53
Total number ofparticipants
TOTAL -109

HOD-CSE

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Exam Title Aptitude Test In Moodle Environment

“A” SEC- GURUPRAMODH R CSE A - 231034,

MAHESH KUMAR R CSE A - 231057
Name of the
QuestionPaper setter “B” SEC- NAVAB SHERIFF CSE B - 231068,
SIVAKUMAR A CSE B - 231099

“A” SEC- GIRIDHAR B CSE A - 231029,

APARNA D R CSE A - 231012

Organizers In charge “B” SEC- ABDUL WASIV H CSE B - 231121,

VIVIAN JOSEPH A - 231116

Exam duration 45 Minutes

Date of Exam 14.10.2022

Exam portal: 172.16.12.23 / Moodle

CSE A -58
Total number CSE B -60
ofparticipants TOTAL -118

HOD-CSE

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Exam Title Technical Quiz In Moodle

“A” SEC- JASWANTH R CSE A – 231040,

DHEEPIKA R CSE A - 231025
Name of the Question
Paper setter
“B” SEC - VIGNESHWARAN N CSE B - 231114,
SHINY ALOYSIA CSE B-231096

“A” SEC- ANANDA DHARSHINEE M S CSE A - 231009,

HARINI K CSE A - 231036
Organizers In charge
“B” SEC- SUBIN RAJ P CSE B - 231105,
ABDUL WASIV H CSE B - 231121,
SIVAKUMAR A CSE B - 231099

Exam duration 45 Minutes

Date of Exam 21.10.2022

Exam portal: 172.16.12.23 / Moodle

CSE A -55
Total number of
CSE B -50
participants
TOTAL -105

HOD-CSE

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Exam Title General Quiz In Kahoot Application

“A” SEC- LEKSHMI PPRABHA B S - 231053,

APARNA GAYATHRI N - 231011
Name of the
QuestionPaper “B” SEC- NOWSHIN FATHIMA M CSE B -
setter 231076, VARSHA G CSE B - 231112

“A” SEC- HARISH R CSE A - 231037,

BHAVYA SRII A CSE A - 231018

Organizers In charge “B” SEC - SIVAKUMAR A CSE B -

231099, ABDUL WASIV H CSE B - 231121

Round 1- 15 minutes
Exam duration
Round 2- 15 minutesTotal - 30 minutes

Date of Exam 29.10.2022

Exam portal: Kahoot application

CSE A-
Round 1= 40
Round 2 = 39
Total number of CSE B-
participants Round 1= 35
Round 2 = 35

HOD-CSE

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Exam Title C Programming

“A” SEC- APARNA GAYATHRI N - 231011

Name of the Question
Paper setter
“B” SEC- VARSHINI N CSE B - 231113

“A” SEC- MADHUVANTHI K CSE A - 231055

Organizers In charge
“B” SEC - SHINY ALOYSIA CSE B-231096

Exam duration 50 Minutes

Date of Exam 04.11.2022

Exam portal: 172.16.12.23 / Moodle

CSE A -57
Total number of CSE B -54
participants TOTAL -111

HOD-CSE

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HEAD - Training and Placement <tp@saranathan.ac.in>

SMI Selected candidates and Internship cum Training - Reg

SMI - John Paul Antony <johnpaul.a@mookambikainfo.com> Tue, Dec 6, 2022 at 3:57 PM
To: HEAD - Training and Placement <tp@saranathan.ac.in>
Cc: "Mr. Seetharaman ICE Department" <seetharaman-ice@saranathan.ac.in>, "G.S.RAMAN Project Manager"
<raman.g@mookambikainfo.com>

Dear Sir,
Greetings from Sri Mookambika Info Solutions Pvt Ltd.

At the outset we thank you so much for your support. We would like to inform you
that the following candidates are selected as a "Software Development Trainee"
Position in SMI.
Selected Candidate list

Degree
S.No. Branch Batch no Student Name
With Stream

1 ICE 225034 SHARLENE . A B.E.[ICE]

2 CSE 221010 ANUSHREE. A B.E.[CSE]

3 EEE 223017 DANUSH PRIYAN. RA B.E.[EEE]

4 EEE 223010 AVINAS. R M B.E.[EEE]

On Hold Candidates list

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2 EEE 223042 LAKSHMI. S B.E.[EEE]

3 EEE 223067 SANJEEV. B B.E.[EEE]

The Selected Students need to join us and the intern cum training starts from the
First or second week of January 2023.

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CASTING AND EVALUATING THE INTERLOCKING BRICKS USING

ORGANIC WASTE MATERIAL.
1Mr.C.kesava Raja, 2S.Jayashree, 3 K. Atchaya, 4.V.Kausica, 5. V.Abishek

1.Assistant professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering, Trichy.

2,3,4,5 UG Student, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Saranathan College Of Engineering, Trichy.
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Abstract— Bricks are one of the most significant and major material used for all construction purpose. In many
countries, Sludge waste especially, textile sludge is a serious problem which risks environment and human health. The
textile sludge is used to make the construction bricks that serve as resolve for solid waste management. This paper
reviews on the development of interlocking bricks with addition of textile sludge which includes 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%
that grossly reduces the utility of clay which is gradually becoming scarce in many parts of the world while improving their
strength in comparison in that of conventional bricks. The interlocking mould size that we took for this experiment was 12
X 8.5 X 6.The test parameters include compression strength, water absorption, efflorescence and soundness are studied
and tested as per BOI (Bureau of Indian standards). Thus, the utilization of sludge could produce a good quality of bricks
making them one of a reliable alternative disposal methods for the sludge which dumped in open lands and also reduces
the use of cement while construction in this interlocking brick method. This study analyse the strength of the interlocking
bricks when it is mixed with textile sludge.

Keywords: ETP textile sludge.

1. INTRODUCTION
Population scenario comes towards India by means of increasing industries. The fruitful efforts of industries lead to the
development of India. As the industries increases, so does the industrial effluents. Recent studies estimate that the amount
of industrial waste might amount approximately between 250 and 300 million tons emanating from chemical and
agricultural process in India. It is very essential to dispose such wastes in an absolutely safe manner without disturbing
the environment and human wellbeing. Build-up of unmanaged wastes particularly in developing countries has
endangered their environment. In view of this situation, use of economic and environmental-friendly materials is of a great
concern in the construction industry.

The use of recyclable wastes as building materials looks like a viable solution not only to the pollution problem but also
benefits the economy in the form of cost-effective buildings.

Several investigators have already attempted to include sludge such as paper processing residues, cigarette butts, fly ash,
polystyrene foam, plastic fibre, cotton waste, dried sludge collected from an industrial wastewater treatment plant, rice
husk ash, granulated blast furnace slag, rubber, Kraft pulp production residue, limestone dust and wood sawdust,
processed waste tea, petroleum effluent treatment plant sludge, welding flux slag and waste paper pulp, Cotton and
limestone powder wastes in the use of textile sludge in the process of interlocking production of bricks. In this paper we
are investigating the brick manufacture and its strength compared to that of existing conventional bricks. The non-
degradable used material was utilized for utility-based product. The efforts have been taken to utilize the powdered textile
sludge in conventional burnt clay brick thereby revolutionizing the manufacture of interlocking bricks in the field of
construction.

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2. METHODOLOGY

Collection of sludge

Crushing and grinding the sludge

Mixing of sludge with clay

and adding sufficient water

Casting of bricks in interlocking mould

After drying, bricks are burnt

Compression strength of bricks tested

3.Interlocking
MIX DESIGN bricks casted using mould

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The materials for manufacturing of interlocking bricks consists of sludge and clay 1:2 (clay: sludge) by volume. Volume is
calculated instead of weight is due to simplicity of manufacturing clay and sludge were mixed together in manual mixer
and water was gradually added until having right consistency which ready for moulding.

TABLE:

SLUDGE (%) SOIL (%) WATER

5% 95% NEEDED
10% 85% NEEDED
15% 75% NEEDED

3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

In this topic the results from experimental investigation are proffered. The results from the research are used to study and
compare the compressive strength of interlocking bricks using sludge.

1. COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH :

S.NO BRICK NAME SLUDGE (%) COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH (N/mm2)

1 1 5% 5.14
2 2 10% 4.72
3 3 15% 3.98
4 4 20% 3.16
CONVENTIONAL BRICK = 5.89 N/mm2

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COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF BRICK

Compressive strength N/mm2

7
5.89
6
5.14
5 4.72
3.98
4
3.16
3
2
1

Percent of sludge (%)

SLUDGE %

3.1.1 Discussion on Result:

 The interlocking bricks shows best outcomes when compared to conventional bricks and also with other
percentages of sludge. In 20%, it possess low compressive strength.

 As the strength should not less than 3.50N/mm2, the average compressive strength for interlocking bricks having
15% of sludge about 3.98 is grasps.

2. WATER ABSORPTION :

S.NO PERCENTAGE OF WEIGHT BEFORE WEIGHT AFTER WATER ABSORPTIO-

SUDGE (%) TEST(kg) TEST(kg) ION(%)

1 5% 2.96 3.24 9%

2 10% 2.94 3.37 14%

3 15% 2.87 3.30 15%

4 20% 2.74 3.28 17%

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