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Volume 8, Issue 11, November (2017) ISSN 0976 – 6340(Print) ISSN 0976 – 6359(Online)

High Quality Refereed Peer Reviewed International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (IJMET)

ISSN 0976-6359 (Online) ISSN 0976-6340 (Print)

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International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology (IJMET) is an international journal dedicated to the latest advancements in mechanical engineering. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for scientists and academicians all over the world to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and developments in different areas of mechanical engineering.

IJMET is an online and print journal, which publishes research articles, reviews, and letters in all areas of mechanical engineering. It is peer-reviewed journal, aims to provide the most complete and reliable source of information on current developments in the field. The emphasis will be on publishing quality papers rapidly and available to researchers worldwide.

JOURNAL DESCRIPTION

International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, a peer-reviewed open access journal published in English-language, provides a international forum for the publication and dissemination of theoretical and practice oriented papers, dealing with problems of modern technology.

RESEARCH ARTICLES

A research article is a regular article which aims to present new findings.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

A letter to the editor is a short article which aims to present new findings that require fast publication procedures.

REVIEW ARTICLES

A review article is an article which aims to present comprehensively already existing findings.

SUBJECT AREA

Subject areas include, but are not limited to the following fields:

• Fluid Mechanics

• Applied Mathematics and Mechanics

• Biomechanics

• Heat Transfer

• Solid Mechanics

• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

• Renewable Energy Technology

• Quality Control

• Mechanical Maintenance

• Tribology

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EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS OF INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (IJMET)

EDITORIAL BOARD

CHIEF EDITOR

Dr. Ajeet Kumar Rai SSET, SHIATS-DU, Allahabad MANAGING EDITORS

Dr. Mohammad Israr Principal, Balaji Engineering College, Gujarat Dr. M.Narayana Rao Shri Sapthagiri Institute Of Technology,Chennai Dr. G. Arthanareeswaran NIT Trichy, India

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Dr. V.Antony Joe Raja Sri Muthukumaran Institute of Technology, India Prof. B. Arthi Gandhimathi IAEME Publication, India

Dr. N. Tamil Selvan IAEME Publication, India Er. D. S. Chengalvarayam IAEME Publication, India COPY EDITORS

Mr. K.Prasanth IAEME Publication, India Mr. T.Nagarajan IAEME Publication, India EDITORIAL BOARD

Dr. Barish Dantal Application Development Engineer, Momentive Performance Materials, USA.

Dr. Mohamed Saber National Research Center (NRC) El Dokki, Giza, Egypt.

Dr. H. N. Reddappa Bangalore Institute of Technology, Karnataka, India.

Dr. Fateh Mebarek-Oudina Skikda University, Algeria.

Dr. Audai Hussein Al-Abbas Al-Musaib Technical College, Babylon, Iraq.

Dr. Mohd Azman Bin Abdullah Universitiy Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Malaysia.

Dr. T.R.Vijayaram VIT University,Chennai.

Dr. M. Chithirai Pon Selvan Amity University, Dubai.

Dr. Chao Wang Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

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Dr. Mohamed Kchaou University Of Sousse, Tunisia.

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Prof. S. Sathish Kumar Vel Tech, Chennai, India

Dr. M. Ganesan Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, India

Dr. CH V K N S N MOORTHY Institute of Aeronautical Engineering(Autonomous), Telangana State, INDIA

Er. Anshul Singhal Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA Dr. Ornella Chiavola ROMA TRE University, Rome, Italy

Dr. H. Erdem Çamurlu Akdeniz University, TÜRKİYE

Dr. GIRISHA L PES Institute of Technology and Management, Karnataka, India

Dr. M. Mubarak MEA Engineering College, Kerala, India Dr. Ahmed Daabo University of Mosul, Mosul, Iraq Dr. Ambarish Maji MLR Institute of Technology, India

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Dr. Bambang Leo Handoko Bina Nusantara University of Indonesia

Prof. Jaafar Jaber Abdulhameed Almustansiririyah University, College of Engineering, Baghdad, Iraq

Dr. S A Mojhan Krishna

Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysuru, Karnataka, India.

Dr. Prateek Nigam Bansal College of Engineering, Madhya Pradesh, India Dr. Ehsaan Bagherian Inspection Technology & Quality Assurance National

Institute (ITQAN), Saudi Arabia Dr. Mohamed KCHAOU

College of Engineering, University of Bisha, Saudi Arabia;

National Engineering School of Sfax, University of Sfax, Tunisia

Dr. Shubham R Suryawanshi MET’s Institute of Engineering, Bhujbal Knowledge City, Nashik, India

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Dr. Maryam Sadri Sharif University of Technology and Aerospace Research Institute, Tehran-Iran.

Dr. A R Pradeep Kumar Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering, Tamilnadu, India Dr. Siamak Hosseinzadeh University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa

Dr. Eriki Ananda kumar

Associate Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Science and Technology, Nilai University, Malaysia

Dr. Dhanasekaran S Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu, India

Dr. Basanta Kumar Bhuyan Professor, MNNIT Allahabad, FET-MRIIRS, Faridabad, India.

Prof. Pavlo Maruschak Vice-Rector for Scientific Research of Ternopil Ivan Puluj National Technical University, Ternopil, Ukraine.

Dr. T. Kamatchi Associate Professor, Mechanical Department, Velammal College of Engineering and Technology, Tamilnadu, India.

Dr. P. Vivek

Head of the Department, Department of Automobile Engineering, Annapoorana Engineering College, Salem, Tamilnadu, India

Dr. Deepa Kodali Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama

REVIEWER BOARD

Dr.K.S.Zakiuddin Priyadarshini College of Engineering, India Dr.R.Edison Chandraseelan SMKFIT,India

Dr.Syed Anisuddin Caledonian College of Engineering, Sultanate of Oman

Er.Vinod Singh Yadav MNIT, India

Dr.S.Sreenatha Reddy Universal College of Engineering and Technology, India Dr.M. Victor Raj Sardar Raja College of Engineering, India

Dr.V.Baskaran Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, India

Dr.Ratri Parida IIT Kharagpur, India

Dr.G.Kalivarathan PSN Institute of Technology and Science,India Er.N.Vijayponraj PSN Institute of Technology and Science, India Dr.R.Uday Kumar Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology, India Prof.Manikandapirapu P.K Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, India Dr.Srinivasa G.R Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, India Dr.Sudhakar K.G K L University, India

Dr.Chavan Dattatraya K. MMCOE, Karvenagar, Pune

Dr.Rahul Davis SHIATS-DU, Allahabad

Prof.Potnuru Govinda Rao GMR Institute of Technology,Rajam Dr.Velamala Rambabu G.M.R.Institute of Technology,Rajam Dr.V. Chitti Babu GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam, A.P

Dr.Ravindra D. Jilte Vidyavardhini’s College of Engineering and Technology,MSQ Dr.Gurudutt Sahni DGM & HOD Leader Valves Ltd, Punjab, India

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (IJMET)

Volume 8, Issue 11, November (2017) ISSN 0976 – 6340(Print) ISSN 0976 – 6359(Online) TABLE OF CONTENTS

S.NO ARTICLE ID TITLE OF THE PAPER AUTHORS NAME PAGE

1 IJMET_08_11_001 GRACEFUL LABELING OF NOVA CLOUD

CONNECTED IN A PATH G. Sathiamoorthy 1-9

2 IJMET_08_11_002 SURVEY ON DATA MINING K. Vanishree , K. Jayanthi 10-20 3 IJMET_08_11_003

A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT FORM WORK SYSTEMS UTILIZATION IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

SS. Asadi , PV. Praneeth 21-29 4 IJMET_08_11_004

DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, MOTION SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF ROLLER WITH COIL LIFTER FOR HEAVY COIL WRAPPING MACHINE

Sharath G S , Manjunatha G ,

Srinivas S 30-37

5 IJMET_08_11_005

EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ENERGY ABSORPTION CAPACITY OF AXIALLY COMPRESSED METAL TUBES

Manjunatha G , Sharath G S ,

Srinivas S 38-47

6 IJMET_08_11_006

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS AND IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY OF TWIN CYLINDER TRACTOR ENGINE USING BIODIESEL FROM COTTON SEED OIL

R. Saravana Kumar , S. Madhu ,

D. Masilamani , G. Guna 48-56

7 IJMET_08_11_007

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION INTO BIODIESEL IN COBUSTION INGNITION ENGINE BY USING GREASE TRAP OIL

S. Saikiran , T. Sivakrishna , C.

Srinivasan , G. Jayaram , S.

Madhu

57-66

8 IJMET_08_11_008

MATERIALS MANAGEMENT OF POWER

TRANSMISSION LINE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT:

A MODEL STUDY FROM RAMPURA TO JAGULUR POWER TRANSMISSION LINE CONSTRUCTION

SS. Asad , M. Siva Krishna Reddy 67-77

9 IJMET_08_11_009

MECHANICAL, THERMAL, AND

MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF COCONUT SHELL BIOCOMPOSITES REINFORCED WITH CARDANOL RESIN

R. Udhayasankar , B. Karthikeyan 78-88

10 IJMET_08_11_010

SPEED RESPONSE OF BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR USING FUZZY TUNED PID BASED CONTROLLER UNDER DIFFERENT LOAD CONDITION

S. Swapna , Joseph Henry , K.

Siddappa Naidu 89-98

11 IJMET_08_11_011 REMOVAL OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS FROM DAIRY WASTEWATER USING FLOCCULATION

C R Girish , Sushant Kumar Singh

, Suhas Shenoy 99-105

12 IJMET_08_11_012

COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF A DOUBLE CONDENSING CHAMBER SOLAR STILL WITH A CONVENTIONAL SOLAR STILL

Richa Dubey , Ajeet Kumar Rai 106-112 13 IJMET_08_11_013 ANALYZING THE EFFECT OF PRE-HEATER IN THE

TEMPERATURE PROCESS

L.D. Vijay Anand , P. Poongodi ,

J. Jayakumar , D. Hepsiba 113-120

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14 IJMET_08_11_014

DETERMINATION OF FLOW CHARACTERISTICS IN FIRE-TUBE BOILER USING NUMERICAL SIMULATION

Somya Ranjan Gochhayat , Kunjan Modi , Amrutkar Pranit Sanjay , Satwik , Talegaonkar , Saumen Dutta , Shivam Sanjay Singh , Premkartikkumar SR

121-128

15 IJMET_08_11_015 DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF PORTABLE 3D PRINTER

Rajashekar Patil , Ishtiaq Ahmed , Mohammed Shoaib Shariff , Syed Ismail Zeeshan , Prashanth S , Harsha N , Pradeep Kumar K

129-135

16 IJMET_08_11_016

LOAD RESPONSES BASED OPTIMIZED CASCADED PID CONTROL SCHEME USING PLC-HMI IN

HYDRO ELECTRIC PUMPED STORAGE POWER PLANT

A. Selwin Mich Priyadharson , S.

Priya 136-146

17 IJMET_08_11_017

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON

PERFORMANCE OF COMPRESSION IGNITION ENGINE FUELLED WITH MAHUA OIL METHYL ESTERS

K. Srinivasa Reddy , P. Revanth , M. Yatheendar , J.S.V.M Teja , P. Rajavardhan Reddy

147-155

18 IJMET_08_11_018 NANOFLUID HEAT TRANSFER MECHANISM AND THERMO-PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: A REVIEW

Prashant K. Singh , Dhruv Khandelwal , C. Sidhant , A.

Shubham , Priyanshu , N.

Govindha Rasu

156-164

19 IJMET_08_11_019

PRACTICES IN FSW WELDING AND INVESTIGATE EFFECT OF TOOL TURNING SPEED ON TENSILE PROPERTIES AND MICROHARDNESS OF

DISSIMILAR ALUMINIUM ALLOYS 2024 & 6061

Kamarapu Santhosh , Aruri

Devaraju 165-172

20 IJMET_08_11_020

A CASE STUDY: HOME ENVIRONMENT MONITORING SYSTEM USING INTERNET OF THINGS

R. Raghavan , John Singh. K , Thippa Reddy G , Sudheer K , Venkatesh P , Stephen Olatunde Olabiyisi

173-180

21 IJMET_08_11_021 FRICTION STIR WELDING OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY WITH A DISTINCT MATERIAL SANDWICHED

Akash Sharma , Ramesh Chand , Rahul Wandra , Prashant K.

Pandey , Hitesh Arora

181-188

22 IJMET_08_11_022

PRIORITIZATION OF SUPPLIER SELECTION ATTRIBUTES USING FUZZY KANO MODEL ANALYSIS

Suresh Kilaparthi , Naryanarao

Sambana 189-196

23 IJMET_08_11_023

DETERMINATION OF MODE-I FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF EPOXY-GLASS FIBER COMPOSITE LAMINATE

D. Srikanth Rao , P. Ravinder

Reddy , S. Venkatesh 197-203 24 IJMET_08_11_024 SHAPE OPTIMIZATION OF SUBMERSIBLE PUMP

IMPELLER DESIGN

Joe Ajay A , S. Elizabeth

Amudhini Stephen 204-219 25 IJMET_08_11_025

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF FLYBACK MICRO INVERTER FOR INTEGRATION OF FUEL CELLS WITH SINGLE PHASE GRID

Elangovan D , Arunkumar G , Indragandhi V , Venkatesh S , Ramani Kannan

220-228

26 IJMET_08_11_026

PARAMETERS OPTIMISATION FOR DRILLING OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL BY TAGUCHI METHOD USING DESIRABILITY FUNCTION ANALYSIS

M. Ramachandran , Vishal Fegade

, U. Ragavendran 229-237 27 IJMET_08_11_027 PREFABRICATING AND TESTING OF AIR DRIVEN

ENGINE L. Radhakrishna , N. Gopikrishna 238-251

28 IJMET_08_11_028

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND ANALYSIS OF TENSILE AND FORMING BEHAVIOUR OF COLD ROLLED SHEET METAL

K. Logesh , V. K. Bupesh Raja , D. Gokula Krishnan , Md Azeemudeen M , A. Nikhil Andrew , K.S. Hariprasath

252-264 29 IJMET_08_11_029 INFLUENCE OF DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES ON

USAGE OF E-PAYMENT SYSTEM K. Vinitha , S. Vasantha 265-276 30 IJMET_08_11_030

COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GRANULATED BLAST FURNACE SLAG AND FLY ASH REINFORCED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITES

J. Manoj Kumar , N. Gopikrishna 277-284

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31 IJMET_08_11_031

EFFECT OF RIBS ON NATURAL CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER IN VERTICAL ISOTHERMAL HEAT CHANNEL

Praveena Devi N , Kiran Kumar

K 285-291

32 IJMET_08_11_032 IMPACT OF MOBILE COMMERCE IN CHENNAI S Muthukumar , N Muthu 292-299 33 IJMET_08_11_033 INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFCETIVE USE OF

SOLAR ENERGY FOR SOLAR AIRCONDITIONER

Shaik Saidulu , P. Sanjeeva

Rayudu , Sk.Moulali , B.Saidulu 300-311 34 IJMET_08_11_034

CFD ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON USING ANSYS AND STAR-CCM+ OF MODEL AEROFOIL SELIG 1223

Narendiranath Babu T , Prateek Parmeshwar , Arth Beladiya , Akshay Bhabhra

312-318 35 IJMET_08_11_035 PHENOL REMOVAL IN PACKED BED USING

COCONUT STALK AS ADSORBENT C R Girish , Swaroop M Shajahan 319-326 36 IJMET_08_11_036

INFLUENCE OF TAPER TOOL PROFILE ON MECHANICAL AND MICROSTRUCTURAL

CHARACTERIZATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDED 5083 ALUMINIUM ALLOY

M. Shiva Chander , P. Satish

Kumar , A. Devaraju 327-334

37 IJMET_08_11_037

IMPACT OF TOOL ROTATIONAL SPEED AND PIN PROFILE ON MECHANICAL AND

MICROSTRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDED 5083 ALUMINIUM ALLOY

P. Satish Kumar , Ch. S.R. Sastr ,

M. Shiva Chander 335-344

38 IJMET_08_11_038

A SIMPLE SCHEME OF TWO STAGE PHOTO VOLTAIC SYSTEM USING FUZZY LOGIC BASED VOLTAGE CONTROL TECHNIQUE

S. Suchithra , S.R Akshaya 345-353 39 IJMET_08_11_039

SOLVING FULLY FUZZY NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING WITH INEQUALITY CONSTRAINTS

C.Loganathan , M.Lalitha 354-362

40 IJMET_08_11_040 BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF NOSE LANDING GEAR UNDER STATIC CONDITION

G Krishnaveni , E.S Elumalai , S.Mayakkannan , S.

Pragadheswaran

363-367 41 IJMET_08_11_041

ACTION RECONGNITION IN VIDEO

SURVILLANCE USING HIPI AND MAP REDUCING MODEL

Ushapreethi P , Balajee Jeyakumar

, BalaKrishnan P 368-375 42 IJMET_08_11_042 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES IDENTIFICATION OF

STITCHED SANDWICH BY COMPRESSION

B. Mouddene , B. Labbaci , L.

Missoum , R. Abdeldjebar 376-384 43 IJMET_08_11_043

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF LOCALIZATION ALGORITHM FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT NODE DEPLOYMENT IN UNDERWATER ACOUSTIC SENSOR NETWORKS

Hema.R , Sofia Rose.S , Sudha.S 385-393

44 IJMET_08_11_044

TOWARDS AN ENHANCED EFFICIENT CROSS LAYER PROTOCOL (EECLAP) FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

Geetha.M , J.Prassanna ,

M.Nivedita , Prabhakaran.R 394-402 45 IJMET_08_11_045

INTEGRATION OF HEATING SYSTEM USING OUTPUT SIGNAL OF MYDAQ CONTROLLED BY LABVIEW

Vipul Kumar Sharma , Ajeet

Kumar 403-412

46 IJMET_08_11_046

METHODS FOR ESTIMATING THE FATIGUE PROPERTIES OF UNS C70600 COPPER-NICKEL 90/10

Muhammad Faiz Harun , Roslina Mohammad , Norazli Othman , Astuty Amrin , Shreeshivadasan Chelliapan , Nurazean Maarop

413-422

47 IJMET_08_11_047 A REVIEW ON GUIDELINES RELATED TO THE RISK ASSESSMENT OF A CONFINED SPACE

Zamree Amin , Roslina Mohammad , Norazli Othman , Astuty Amrin , Shreeshivadasan , Chelliapan , Saárdin Abdul Aziz , Nurazean Maarop

423-448

48 IJMET_08_11_048

DECAY CHARACTERISTICS OF A SUPERSONIC JET ISSUING FROM C-D NOZZLES WITH TRIANGULAR GROOVES

Dominic Xavier.D , R.Sarath

Kumar , Kavitha G , Elumalai E.S 449-456

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49 IJMET_08_11_049

STUDY OF ONE DIMENSIONAL CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER FOR CONSTANT THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY THROUGH COMPOSITE PLANE SLAB AND IN CYLINDER AT STEADY STATE CONDITION

Jaivignesh J , Sachin Menon , Shyam Gadhwala , Vishnu Prakash , Basil Punnus , Akhil Kandunoor , Pratap Babu , Reshma Sreekumar , Ankit Gokul Govind , Praveen Kumar

457-466

50 IJMET_08_11_050

TENSILE, FLEXURAL AND IMPACT PROPERTIES OF GLASS FIBRE REINFORCED POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITES

Bino Prince Raja D , Stanly Jones Retnam B , Mohini Shukla , Likitha Thimmaraju Girijadevi

467-475

51 IJMET_08_11_051 INVESTIGATION OF HEAT TRANSFER FOR STAGGERED AND IN-LINE TUBES

Mohammad A. Saraireh , Falah M. Alsaraireh , Saad S.

Alrwashdeh

476-483 52 IJMET_08_11_052

MULTIFACTORIAL MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF TOOL LIFE FOR TURNING OPERATION BASED ON TOOL WEAR AND CUTTING PARAMETERS

Nexhat Qehaja , Fitore Abdullahu

, Fatlume Zhujani 484-493 53 IJMET_08_11_053

FABRICATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND TESTING OF ALUMINUM BASED COMPOSITE MATERIAL

P. Nagabharam 494-499

54 IJMET_08_11_054

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER IN A FINNED TUBE COUNTER FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER WITH Fe3O4-WATER

NANOFLUID

Mohammad. Sikindar Baba , M.

Bhagvanth Rao , A. V. Sita Rama Raju

500-509

55 IJMET_08_11_055

RECENT ADVANCEMENTS IN INVESTIGATIONS OF ELBOW PIPE FATIGUE UNDER VARIOUS LOADING CONDITIONS

Muhammad Faiz Harun , Roslina Mohammad , Norazli Othman , Astuty Amrin , Shreeshivadasan Chelliapan , Nurazean Maarop

510-527

56 IJMET_08_11_056

INFLUENCE OF PROCESS PARAMETERS ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FRICTION STIR WELDING OF AA 6061-T6 ALLOY

D.Raghavendra , S.Sravya 528-534

57 IJMET_08_11_057 RISK ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN RISK FACTORS IN PORT ACCIDENTS

Zuritah A.Kadir , Roslina Mohammad , Norazli Othman , Shreeshivadasan Chelliapan , Astuty Amrin

535-551 58 IJMET_08_11_058 NFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES ON

HYBRIED COMPOSITES S.Sravya , D.Raghavendra 552-560

59 IJMET_08_11_059

A CASE STUDY ON APPLICATION OF SOLAR PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTOR FOR REDUCING PROCESSING COST

P. M. Sirsat , R. S. Tupkar , Washimraja Sheikh , V. S. Shende , S. M. Awatade , S. A. Welekar

561-570

60 IJMET_08_11_060 HOLISTIC BRAND MANAGEMENT:

CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND CHALLENGES

Makarand Upadhyaya ,

Abdulsattar Abdulbaqi Alazzawi , Waleed A. Aziz , Shaju George , Fatema Mohamed Almalki

571-586

61 IJMET_08_11_061

MODELING, REGULATION, AND OPTIMIZATION OF THERMAL FLUX AND TEMPERATURE TO A RADIATION SHIELD BETWEEN THE TWO PLANAR SURFACES

Xhevat Berisha , Rexhep Selimaj 587-595

62 IJMET_08_11_062 ELECTRIC FIELD ASSISTED DOWNWARD SPREADING FLAME

Poorva Shrivastava , Vinoth Kumar Annamalai , Vikram Ramanan , Vinayak Malhotra , Chakshu Baweja , Herambraj Nalawade

596-615

63 IJMET_08_11_063

EFFECT OF FILLER MATERIAL FOR HEMP FIBER REINFORCED POLYMER COMPOSITES IN

AUTOMOBILE APPLICATION

K.G Prakash , H.K Rangavittal , A

Thimmana Gouda 616-627

64 IJMET_08_11_064

A STUDY ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS RULER PIPES PVT LTD, ANDRAPRADESH

D. Rajasekar , A. Krishna

Sudheer 628-634

65 IJMET_08_11_065 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTIVITY

IMPROVEMENT THROUGH DMAIC Pardeep Rana , Prabhakar Kaushik 635-648

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METHODOLOGY: A CASE STUDY OF AUTOMOTIVE ANCILLARY UNIT

66 IJMET_08_11_066 STUDENT PERFORMANCE PREDICTION USING

SVM K. B. Eashwar , R. Venkatesan 649-662

67 IJMET_08_11_067 GRACEFUL LABELING OF SPLITTING GRAPH OF A CATERPILLAR

G. Sathiamoorthy , C. Natarajan , S. K. Ayyaswamy , T. N.

Janakiraman

663-667

68 IJMET_08_11_068 THERMOELECTRIC COOLING RADIATOR FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

Nikolay Anatolyevich Khripach , Viktor Sergeevich Korotkov , Igor Arkadyevich Papkin

668-675

69 IJMET_08_11_069

A METHOD OF CONTROL OF INJECTION RATE SHAPE BY ACTING UPON ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTROL VALVE OF COMMON RAIL INJECTOR

M.G. Shatrov , L.N. Golubkov , A.Yu. Dunin , P.V. Dushkin , A.L.

Yakovenko

676-690

70 IJMET_08_11_070

SUBSTANTIATION OF EXPEDIENT PARAMETERS AND OPERATING MODES OF THE STRIPPING DEVICE FOR HARVESTING GRAIN CROPS IN KAZAKHSTAN

Alim Shakirovich Dzhamburshin , Gulzuhra Djurabekovna

Turymbetova

691-698

71 IJMET_08_11_071

PLASTICIZATION OF SECONDARY POLYPROPYLENE AND ITS

PHYSICOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES IN COMPARISON WITH THE PRIMARY POLYMER

Vadim Petrovich Zakharov , Rail Kamilovich Fakhretdinov , Linar Rizovich Galiyev , Elena Ivanovna Kulish , Elena Mikhailovna Zakharova

699-706

72 IJMET_08_11_072

MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE TRANSIENT AND VARIABLE OPERATING MODES OF A STEAM MINITURBINE

Vladimir Ivanovich Parshukov , Nikolay Nikolaevich Efimov , Vadim Valerievich Kopitsa , Ivan Maksimovich Kihtev , Vladimir Vladimirovich Papin , Roman Vladimirovich Bezuglov

707-713

73 IJMET_08_11_073

ADAPTIVE ENERGY-SAVING CULTIVATOR EQUIPPED WITH THE SIMULTANEOUS ADJUSTER OF SECTIONS FOR WORKING STONY SOILS

Anatoly Beshtauovich Kudzaev , Taimuraz Aslanbekovich Urtaev , Alan Elbrusovich Tsgoev , Ivan Anatolyevich Korobeynik , David Valeryanovich Tsgoev

714-720

74 IJMET_08_11_074

NEURO-FUZZY SYSTEM FOR MANAGING THE AERATION MODE IN THE PERIODIC PROCESS OF FERMENTATION

E.V. Lubentsova , D.L. Piotrovsky , S.A. Podgorny , V.F. Lubentsov , I.S. Zhukova

721-734 75 IJMET_08_11_075 ENGINEERING ENTREPRENEURSHIP FROM JOB

SEEKERS TO JOB PROVIDERS G. Satheesh Raju , Kafila 735-738 76 IJMET_08_11_076 VIRTUAL SENSOR OF CAR DRIFT ANGULAR

VELOCITY

Sergei Evgenevich Buznikov , Denis Vladimirovich Endachev , Dmitrii Sergeevich Elkin , Nikolai Sergeevich Shabanov , Vladislav Olegovich Strukov

739-745

77 IJMET_08_11_077 PRODUCTION OF SUPERHYDROPHOBOUS SURFACES USING LASER TEXTURING

A.V. Ryzhenkov , M.R. Dasaev , A.V. Kurshakov , O.V.

Ryzhenkov , S.V. Grigoriev , M.V. Lukin

746-755

78 IJMET_08_11_078 LIGHTNING THREAT FOR MODERN AIRPLANES

Sergey K. Kamzolov , Igor G.

Kirpichev , Alexey A. Komov , Evgeniy A. Konyaev , Alexander A. Kuleshov

756-768

79 IJMET_08_11_079 VIRTUAL DRIVER STATE SENSOR

Sergei Evgenevich Buznikov , Denis Vladimirovich Endachev , Dmitrii Sergeevich Elkin , Nikolai Sergeevich Shabanov , Vladislav Olegovich Strukov

769-776

80 IJMET_08_11_080

EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER USING COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS

Gagandeep Singh Aujla , Saurabh Pandey , Yuvraj Trived , Diganta Ghosh , Pulkit Sharma , Abhijeet

777-785

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Tyagi , Anshul Jain , Praveen Kumar

81 IJMET_08_11_081 TEST CASE SELECTION USING LOGISTIC REGRESSION PREDICTION MODEL

Kiran Jammalamadaka , V

Ramakrishna 786-796

82 IJMET_08_11_082

OPTIMIZATION OF PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS IN QFD USING OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Jandel S Yadav , Anshul Gangele 797-811

83 IJMET_08_11_083

REVIEW ON RISK, RISK ASSESSMENT

TECHNIQUES, GUIDELINES AND FRAMEWORK IN PORT SAFETY

Zuritah A. Kadir , Roslina Mohammad , Norazli Othman , Shreeshivadasan Chelliapan , Astuty Amrin

812-838

84 IJMET_08_11_084

AVAILABILITY ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF LACTOGEN MILK POWDER PRODUCTION SYSTEM USING PSO

Mukesh Kumar , Vineet Kumar

Singla , Vikas Modgil 839-849 85 IJMET_08_11_085

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A PARABOLIC DISH CONCENTRATED CYLINDRICAL CAVITY RECEIVER WITH PCM

R. Senthil , K. Thyagarajan , P.

Senguttuvan 850-856

86 IJMET_08_11_086

EMERGING AND CHANGING PATTERN OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TAMILNADU STATE)

S.Chandrachud , S. Thangamayan

, S.N. Sukumar 857-865

87 IJMET_08_11_087

REMOTE SENSING AND GIS BASED LAND

UTILIZATION ANALYSIS: A MODEL STUDY FROM VAMSADHARA RIVER BASIN

Kallakunta Ravi Kumar , SS.

Asadi , Venkata Ratnam Kolluru 866-873 88 IJMET_08_11_088 CONTENT ANALYSIS OF VERNACULAR DAILY:

AN INVESTIGATIVE STUDY

Jaafar A.M. Almahy , Makarand

Upadhyaya 874-884

89 IJMET_08_11_089 HOW TO PROTECT EMBANKMENT FROM

EROSION KNSP Kamaraju 885-888

90 IJMET_08_11_090 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF INDEXING TYPE DRILL JIG FOR A MISSSILE COMPONENT

S R V Narsaiah .S ,

L.Radhakrishna , Lakshmipathi Yerra , Prasanna V

889-898

91 IJMET_08_11_091 EFFECT OF COWL ANGLE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF SCRAMJET AIR INTAKES

Senthilkumar P , Sharan Chandran M , Sreeja Sadasivan , Govindha rasu N , K Senthil kumar

899-909 92 IJMET_08_11_092

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON A CASCADED PCM STORAGE RECEIVER FOR PARABOLIC DISH COLLECTOR

R. Senthil , P. Senguttuvan , K.

Thyagarajan 910-917

93 IJMET_08_11_093

FACTORING AS A FINANCING ALTERNATIVE OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

Siti Malikhatun Badriyah , S.H., M.Hum , Siti Mahmudah, S.H., MH , Indah Susilowati

918-931 94 IJMET_08_11_094

OPTIMIZATION OF TIG WELDING PROCESS PARAMETERS USING TAGUCHI’S ANALYSIS AND RESPONSE SURFACE METHODOLOGY

Sanjay Kumar , Pravin Kumar Singh , Dharmendra Patel , S. B.

Prasad

932-941

95 IJMET_08_11_095

ONE THOUGHT ON “THE DOCTRINE OF

SUBROGATION UNDER TRANSFER OF PROPERTY

ACT” M.V. Chandramathi 942-948

96 IJMET_08_11_096

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSSION STUDIES AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF AL7050 METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE REINFORCED WITH ZRO2 PARTICULATE BY STIR CASTING METHOD

Dipin Krishna , Jyothish , Ajai Anil Kumar , Subraminian , Mohan Kumar S , Ravi Kumar V

949-957

97 IJMET_08_11_097

A SIMULATED ANNEALING APPROACH TO SOLVE A VEHICLE ROUTING PROBLEM IN A FMCG COMPANY

Darshan Hegde , Samta Phull , Deepak Ravi , Srinivas Rao T , Prakash Marimuthu K

958-963

98 IJMET_08_11_098

A CASE STUDY ON ATTACK MODELS AND PRIVACY MODELS IN MINING MEDICAL DATASETS

Rajeswari C , M.Asha Jerlin , Jayakumar Sadhasivam , Nithya.S , Robin Rohit

964-976 99 IJMET_08_11_099

EVALUATION OF BRIQUETTES MADE OF BIODEGRADABLE MATERIALS AS AN ALTERNATE SOURCE OF ENERGY

Atluri Praneeth , Pramod Kumar K V S , Raghavendra Ravikiran K , Prakash Marimuthu K

977-983

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100 IJMET_08_11_100 PAPR REDUCTION IN WIRELESS OFDM SYSTEM USING PTS & SLM TECHNIQUE

Priti Subramanium , Rajeshree. D.

Raut 984-990

101 IJMET_08_11_101

MICRO STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS OF FRICTION STIR PROCESSED AL ALLOY

AA6063/SiC

Rajesh , Prabhakar Kaushik 991-998 102 IJMET_08_11_102 ASSOCIATION RULE MINING USING BIOINSPIRED

BEES AND SWARM INTELLIGENCE ALGORITHMS D. Ravikiran , S.V.N Srinivasu 999-1008 103 IJMET_08_11_103

DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF COATED AND UNCOATED TOOL INSERT DURING TURNING OF EN31 STEEL

Manish Chaudhari , K

Karunamurthy 1009-1019

104 IJMET_08_11_104 REVIEW ON DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF THRESHER IN CROP CUTTING MACHINE

Rahul S. Warghane , Rajkumar E , Vaibhav K. Bhagat , Swapnil B.

Nawale

1020-1028 105 IJMET_08_11_105 EFFECT OF HOLE SPACING AND NUMBER OF PIPE

ON DRYER BOX TEMPERATURE

I Gede Bawa Susana , I G. N. K.

Yudhyadi , Ida Bagus Alit , Mirmanto , I D.K. Okariawan

1029-103 106 IJMET_08_11_106

TRACKING OF MULTI UAVS USING CAT SWARM OPTIMISATION AND D STAR ALGORITHM FOR AEROSPACE CONTROL APPLICATIONS

K. Pranesh , Namrata Chakka , Vishwanathraddi. Adagimani , S.Sofana Reka

1036-1042

107 IJMET_08_11_107

ACCOUNTING OF POST MERGER FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK (PNB) AND NEDUNGADI BANK

Azeem Ahmad khan , Sarfaraz

Javed 1043-1062

108 IJMET_08_11_108 EFFECT OF HUMIDITY ON PASSIVE SPACE

COOLING IN POT IN POT CHILLER M Sivashankar , P Sundaram 1063-1070 109 IJMET_08_11_109

STUDY ON THE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF FOUR STROKE SINGLE CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE FUELLED WITH TOBACCO SEED METHYL ESTERS AND CASTOR SEED METHYL ESTERS.

K.Srinivasa Reddy , T.T.Sandeep ,

Y.V.Hanumantha Rao 1071-1082

110 IJMET_08_11_110

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON HEAT TRANSFER AND FLUID FLOW OF AIR FLOWING UNDER THREE SIDES CONCAVE DIMPLE ROUGHENED DUCT

Vikash Kumar , Laljee Prasad 1083-1094

111 IJMET_08_11_111 A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF COX EMISSIONS

BY ROAD AND SEA TRANSPORT R. Srinivasan , S. Poongavanam 1095-1102 112 IJMET_08_11_112 A STUDY ON COASTAL CONTAINER SERVICES

OPERATION IN INDIA R. Srinivasan , S. Poongavanam 1103-1110

113 IJMET_08_11_113 TESTING OF THERMOELECTRIC COOLING RADIATOR OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

Nikolay Anatolyevich Khripach , Boris Arkadyevich Papkin , Roman Viktorovich Stukolkin , Igor Arkadyevich Papkin , Alexander Sergeevich Nekrasov , Dmitry Anatolyevich Petrichenko

1111-1118

114 IJMET_08_11_114

DETERMINATION OF FOCAL LENGTH FOR CUMULATIVE CHARGES WITH VARIOUS CONCAVITY SHAPES

Vladimir Kovalevskyi , Dmitriy

Moldovan , Vladimir Chernobai 1119-1125 115 IJMET_08_11_115

RESEARCH OF PRODUCT MANAGEMENT QUALITY OF FEED MILLING PLANTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

Zhanar Erbolatovna Tolemissova , Zheksenkul Sarmankulovich Alimkulov

1126-1132

116 IJMET_08_11_116

SOLVING THE ISSUE OF REGULATING THE GRANULOMETRIC COMPOSITION OF SHATTERED ROCK MASS DEPENDING ON THE QUALITY OF LOCKING EXPLOSION PRODUCTS IN THE EXPLOSION CAVITY

Dmitriy Moldovan , Vladimir Chernobai , Vladimir Kovalevskyi

1133-1142

117 IJMET_08_11_117 SPATIALLY-ORIENTED AIR-BLAST SUPPLY IN THE AUGMENTED MODE

Georgy Vladimirovich Konovalov , Tatiana reonaldovna Kosovtseva , Tsybizov Alexey Vasilyevich

1143-1151

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118 IJMET_08_11_118

MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPING SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL CREATIVITY OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH BY MEANS OF EDUCATIONAL ROBOTICS

AmbartsumRobertovichGalustov , AndrejAlekseevichDikoj , InnaVladimirovnaDikaja , Yuriy Pavlovich Vetrov , Vladimir StepanovichGlukhov

1152-1160

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Volume 8, Issue 11, November 2017, pp. 1029–1035, Article ID: IJMET_08_11_105

Available online at http://www.iaeme.com/IJMET/issues.asp?JType=IJMET&VType=8&IType=11 ISSN Print: 0976-6340 and ISSN Online: 0976-6359

EFFECT OF HOLE SPACING AND NUMBER OF PIPE ON DRYER BOX TEMPERATURE

I Gede Bawa Susana, I G. N. K. Yudhyadi, Ida Bagus Alit, Mirmanto and I D.K. Okariawan

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mataram University, Jl. Majapahit no. 62, Mataram, NTB, 83125, Indonesia

ABSTRACT

This research designed and tested dryers operated using rice husk waste as fuel, and based on heat exchange mechanism. Heat exchangers are placed at the bottom of the chaff pile and forced forcible air through the pipes. The heat exchanger receives heat from the chaff burning in the stove, and then releases the heat in the dryer box.

The purpose of this research is to know the influence of hole distance and the number of heat exchanger pipe to drying box temperature. The dimensions of the stove are 500 x 500 x 800 mm, and the drying box is 500 x 500 x 600 mm. The result of this study is the time required to burn 20 kg of husk in the stove that is ranging from 720 to 785 minutes. The amount of dryer box temperature is greatly influenced by the temperature of the heat exchanger pipe. The highest drying box temperature is obtained at the stove with a 50 mm hole spacing, but the heat release time in the dryer box becomes shorter. The more heat exchanger pipe, the higher the temperature on the dryer box.

Key words: Dryer, rice husk waste, stove and heat exchanger.

Cite this Article: I Gede Bawa Susana, I G. N. K. Yudhyadi, Ida Bagus Alit, Mirmanto and I D.K. Okariawan, Effect of Hole Spacing and Number of Pipe on Dryer Box Temperature, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology 8(11), 2017, pp. 1029–1035.

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1. INTRODUCTION

Drying is a way of removing the water content from a substance that is dried with the aid of natural and artificial heat, Sontakke [1]. The drying process is heat transfer as well as mass transfer in the form of water or moisture from the material to the surface. The energy used in the drying process can be derived from solar energy, electricity, and other fuels.

Research on the use of dryers has been widely practiced, such as Moharaj and Candra [2].

They conducted research on the performance of the convection heat-drying solar dryers to dry

the peppers. The systems made consist of flat plate solar collectors, centrifugal blowers and

drying racks. The blower circulates air with an airflow rate of 0.25 kg/s. The use of dryer

efficiency is 21%. Sushrut et al. [3] compared the conventional solar dryers and natural

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convection dryers. The designed collector area was 2 m

²

, and was used for drying chili and wine. The results showed that the solar dryers with forced convection heat transfer had better drying speed and quality than natural convection. The weakness of the solar dryer is that the drying process is highly dependent on the weather so that drying continuity cannot be maintained. Gunasekaran et al. [4] tested the performance of fluidized bed dryers. This system consists of blower, heater, and dryer rack. The design drum rack is 375mm x 740mm. They used the dryers to dry cassava and corn. The parameters observed were moisture content, air humidity, and drying time. The results show that the higher the drying temperature the shorter the drying time. To reduce the cassava water content from 74% to 11% at 60o drying temperature takes 150 minutes.

Artificial dryers often require substantial costs, so artificial dryers become inefficient. The use of waste as an energy source can be one solution. Chaff waste, as a by-product of rice milling can be used as an energy source. In the process of rice milling, the resulting husk waste is as much as 22%, Ajay et al. [5]. Rice husk waste has a high calorific value of 13.9 MJ/kg or equivalent to half the calorific value of coal. Therefore, rice husk is very potential to be used as fuel, Haykiri-Acma [6]. Utilization of rice husk waste as fuel has been developed such as the use of rice husk waste as fuel of briquettes, Efomah and Gbabo [7].

The briquettes are 0.21 m tall, 0.08 m in diameter, 1.1 kg in weight, and 1.1 kg / m3 density. The briquettes are made of good quality because of high volatile matter values (68.2%) and low ash content (16.1%). Srinath [8] investigated the characteristics of rice husk combustion in rectangular fluidized bed combustors. Fluidized bed is operated with 15-25 kg / h husk feed rate with excess air factor ranging from 20 to 100%. The results showed that the excess air factor of 25 -70% had a significant effect on combustion efficiency, except the high excess air factor (> 80%). The highest combustion efficiency was obtained at 95%. Mirani et al [9], examined the use of waste-fueled rice husk gasifies to dry rice. The designed system consists of feeder chaff, combustion chamber, ash chamber, centrifugal fan and drying chamber. The average drying air temperature is 45°C. To reduce the water content of material from 24% to 14% required 3.33 hours with tool efficiency of 58%.

However, all of the above dryers have a weakness. The weakness of the dryers is that they cannot be used to dry the fruits or processed food products, because the combustion gas can contaminate the food. To overcome this problem, a dry-fuel chamber exchanger is developed and presented in this current study. Actually, study on the drying box utilizing heat exchangers as the heat source has ever been conducted by Mirmanto et al. [10,11]. They used parallel and serpentine pipe heat exchanger. The hot water was flowed inside the heat exchanger, and then the heat came out from the heat exchanger and heated up the drying box.

However, the problem encountered in their study was that the heat released by the heat

exchanger was too small so that the efficiency of the drying box was very low. This study try

to improve the similar method used by Mirmanto et al. [10,11]. However, in [10,11], the hot

water flowing inside the heat exchanger was produced using an electrical power, while in this

current study, the working fluid is air heated up using a heat exchanger placed under the

combustion chamber, and the heat is gained from rice husk combustion. Based on the above

literature survey, a similar study with this study does not yet exist. Therefore, using a heat

exchanger as a heat source by utilizing rice husk waste is selected for examination and it

indicates a new thing in drying method areas. The objective of this research is to get the effect

of the distance of the stove hole and the number of heat exchanger pipes to the dryer

temperature.

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Effect of Hole Spacing and Number of Pipe on Dryer Box Temperature

2. EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

This study is an experimental study, with a schematic diagram shown in Figure 1-3. The tested system consists of a chamber combustion stove, heat exchanger pipes, dryer box, and fan. The stove has a dimension of 500 x 500 x 800 mm. On the wall of the stove there are air circulation holes. The diameter of the airspace is 50 mm with the distance of the hole varied.

The drying chamber has a dimension of 500 x 500 x 600 mm. The drying room wall is made of 6mm plywood and 6mm insulating rubber. Above the dryer box is installed fan to circulate the air in the dryer box. Heat exchanger pipes are made of steel pipe with a diameter of 25.4 mm. The pipes are placed at the bottom of the stove connected to the drying chamber. The air enters through the heat exchanger in the stove and receives heat from the chaff burning, then flows to the dryer box.

Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the test facility

Figure 2 Hole spacing variaton: (a) 50 mm, (b) 100 mm, (c) 150 mm

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Put 20 kg of rice husk into the stove, then burn, and record all the temperatures in the heat exchanger pipe, dryer box, and ambient temperature. In addition, it noted a decrease in the surface height of rice husks in the stove per unit of time. In this study, the dryer box is conditioned without load with a fixed air velocity of 2 m/s. The hole distances on the stove wall and the number of heat exchanger pipes are varied to obtain the best dryer performance.

3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS

The first experiment was performed by varying the distance of the hole. Three stoves with hole spacing of 50 mm, 100 mm, and 150 mm, were tested using 9 heat exchanger pipes. The combustion air naturally enters through the air holes on the stove wall, while the dryer air enters from the heat exchanger pipe and exits the dryer box by force with the help of the fan placed above the dryer box. The air velocity out of the dryer box is set using a dimmer switch with a speed of 2 m / s. The results are shown in figures 4 through 6.

As shown in Figure 4-6, the temperature of both heat exchanger and dryer box increases from 0 to of approximately 225 second, after that the temperature decreases with the time. At the time of more than 600 second the temperature seems to be constant. This indicates that the heating process for both heat exchanger and dryer box are in transient condition. When the fire in the combustion chamber is started, then all components of the test facility also start to be hot. This is indicated by the increase in the temperature. After the heat absorbed by the components gets a maximum value then the system tries to be in equilibrium so that the temperature decreases and tends to be constant at more than 600 second. Furthermore, In the first two hundred minutes, the temperature of the heat exchanger rises, as the combustion of the husk begins at the bottom of the stove just above the heat exchanger. As time progresses, the combustion process propagate upward until all the fuel has been burned. The further burning of chaff from heat exchanger the heat exchange temperature decreases. This phenomenon occurs for all stoves with different hole spacing.

Figure 4 Temperature versus time observation for the stove with a hole spacing of 150 mm

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Figure 6 Temperature versus time observation for the stove with a hole spacing of 50 mm

The amount of dryer box temperature is greatly influenced by the heat exchange temperature. The temperature of the heat exchanger itself is affected by the combustion process in the furnace. The burning of the husk in the furnace requires the supply of air coming from the hole on the furnace wall, so the hole spacing on the furnace affects the combustion process.

The relation of time to the height of rice husk in the furnace is shown in Figure 7. Of the three furnaces tested, the furnace with a 50 mm pit spacing resulted in the quickest drop in the chaff's height. The shorter the distance between the holes the more air holes in the wall of the furnace, so the combustion air more easily get into the furnace. This causes the combustion process faster. The faster combustion process of rice husk leads to a decrease in the chaff's height faster as well. The decrease in husk from the start of burning to the 600th minute is quite rapid, but then slows down in the subsequent minutes; this is because the fuel of the husk is almost burned out.

Figure 8 shows the time relation to drying box temperature at the variation of hole spacing. The time taken to burn 20 kg of rice husk in the furnace ranges from 720 to 785 minutes. The highest drying box temperature, obtained at the furnace using a 50 mm hole distance, but the hot release time in the dryer box becomes shorter.

Subsequent research is to vary the number of pipes on heat exchangers. The numbers of

the pipes used are 5, 7, and 9 pieces. The furnace used is a furnace with a distance of 50 mm

hole with air flow velocity in the dryer box of 2 m/s. The highest temperature in the dryer box

is generated on the furnace with heat exchanger consisting of 9 pipes, as shown in figure 9.

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The more pipes in the heat exchanger, the more heat transfer surfaces that occur in the furnace or in the dryer box. The greater the contact surface of the heat transfer in the furnace causes the greater the heating of rice husks to be absorbed by the heat exchanger. Increased heat energy absorbed in the furnace which further increases the heat released in the dryer box.

Therefore, the temperature in the dryer box becomes higher.

Figure 7 Rice husk level versus observation time

Figure 8 Dryer box temperature versus observation time

Figure 9 Dryer box temperature versus observation time for the heat exchanger with pipe number variations

0 20 40 60 80 100 120

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Dryer box temperature (OC)

Time (min)

50 mm 100 mm 150 mm

0 20 40 60 80 100 120

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Dryer box temperature (OC)

Time (min)

5 pipes 7 pipes 9 pipes

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4. CONCLUSIONS

The time taken to burn 20 kg of rice husk in the furnace ranges from 720 to 785 minutes. The amount of dryer box temperature is greatly influenced by the temperature of heat exchanger pipe. The highest temperature in the dryer box is obtained by using a furnace with 50 mm hole spacing. But the heat release time in the dryer box becomes the shortest. The shorter the distance of the hole, the process of burning rice husk will be faster, so the decrease of rice husk in the furnace is also faster. The more the number of pipes in the heat exchanger, the greater the heat from the burning of rice