The Department of Electrochemical Production Technology at Vyatka State University was established in 1969 and has since conducted research in several key areas:
1) Studies of hydrogen absorption during electroplating and its connection to pH, resulting in improved cadmium coating electrolytes.
2) Investigation of pH effects on sodium amalgam stability, improving chlorine and alkali production.
3) Development of copper monochloride cathode manufacture and lithium-sulfur battery medium-temperature processes.
4) Modern equipment is used for research including potentiostats, impedancemeters, and collaboration with other university centers.
The Department of General Chemistry was established in 1963 and has focused on research involving rare metals and high-temperature electrochemistry. Major developments include introducing boronizing steel and developing heat storage mixtures. Current research examines diffusion coatings using rare earth elements in molten halides. The department collaborates with other institutions and has various equipment for analysis.
The Department of Electric Drive and Automation at Vyatka State University trains over 4,000 professionals in fields related to electric drive and automation. The department has 17 teaching staff including 2 Doctors of Science and 9 PhDs, and contains 6 laboratories equipped with modern research facilities and equipment. The department focuses on research areas such as control of nonlinear dynamic objects, electromechanical systems with semiconductor converters, computer control of thermal processes, and power savings.
Forensic science is the application of science to criminal and civil law. The history of forensic science began with early developments in China and Europe in the 3rd century and 18th century, where scientific methods were first applied to investigate crimes. Over the 19th century, many scientific disciplines were increasingly applied to criminal investigations, including toxicology, fingerprints, and serology. In the 20th century, breakthroughs like DNA profiling revolutionized the field, allowing positive personal identification. Today, modern crime laboratories employ various scientific disciplines and technologies to analyze evidence and assist law enforcement.
This document provides information about the Department of Inorganic and Physical Chemistry at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia. It discusses the department's history since being founded in 1967, lists the heads of the department, outlines the main research directions from 1967-2010 and 2010 to present, and provides details on funding, intellectual property, publications, training of PhD students, current staff, partners
The Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia was founded in 1963 and trains undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate students. The department's research focuses on engineering and design quality assurance processes for machining and assembly, and staff have published over 1000 papers. Current research areas include automation systems, low-waste manufacturing techniques, and integrated production technologies using nanostructured materials.
Material Science and Technology of MaterialsVisionary_
The department was founded in 1963 and trains undergraduate and graduate students in material science and technology. Research focuses on developing new alloys with high damping capacity, including iron, zinc-aluminum, and manganese-copper alloys. Over 300 publications and several patents have resulted from this research. Future work will explore nanostructured alloys and shape memory alloys for medical applications.
The Department of Electrochemical Production Technology at Vyatka State University was established in 1969 and has since conducted research in several key areas:
1) Studies of hydrogen absorption during electroplating and its connection to pH, resulting in improved cadmium coating electrolytes.
2) Investigation of pH effects on sodium amalgam stability, improving chlorine and alkali production.
3) Development of copper monochloride cathode manufacture and lithium-sulfur battery medium-temperature processes.
4) Modern equipment is used for research including potentiostats, impedancemeters, and collaboration with other university centers.
The Department of General Chemistry was established in 1963 and has focused on research involving rare metals and high-temperature electrochemistry. Major developments include introducing boronizing steel and developing heat storage mixtures. Current research examines diffusion coatings using rare earth elements in molten halides. The department collaborates with other institutions and has various equipment for analysis.
The Department of Electric Drive and Automation at Vyatka State University trains over 4,000 professionals in fields related to electric drive and automation. The department has 17 teaching staff including 2 Doctors of Science and 9 PhDs, and contains 6 laboratories equipped with modern research facilities and equipment. The department focuses on research areas such as control of nonlinear dynamic objects, electromechanical systems with semiconductor converters, computer control of thermal processes, and power savings.
Forensic science is the application of science to criminal and civil law. The history of forensic science began with early developments in China and Europe in the 3rd century and 18th century, where scientific methods were first applied to investigate crimes. Over the 19th century, many scientific disciplines were increasingly applied to criminal investigations, including toxicology, fingerprints, and serology. In the 20th century, breakthroughs like DNA profiling revolutionized the field, allowing positive personal identification. Today, modern crime laboratories employ various scientific disciplines and technologies to analyze evidence and assist law enforcement.
This document provides information about the Department of Inorganic and Physical Chemistry at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia. It discusses the department's history since being founded in 1967, lists the heads of the department, outlines the main research directions from 1967-2010 and 2010 to present, and provides details on funding, intellectual property, publications, training of PhD students, current staff, partners
The Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia was founded in 1963 and trains undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate students. The department's research focuses on engineering and design quality assurance processes for machining and assembly, and staff have published over 1000 papers. Current research areas include automation systems, low-waste manufacturing techniques, and integrated production technologies using nanostructured materials.
Material Science and Technology of MaterialsVisionary_
The department was founded in 1963 and trains undergraduate and graduate students in material science and technology. Research focuses on developing new alloys with high damping capacity, including iron, zinc-aluminum, and manganese-copper alloys. Over 300 publications and several patents have resulted from this research. Future work will explore nanostructured alloys and shape memory alloys for medical applications.
This document provides the course structure and syllabus for the 3rd year 1st semester of the B.Tech Civil Engineering program at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad. The semester includes 8 courses covering topics in concrete technology, design of reinforced concrete structures, water resources engineering, fundamentals of management, and related labs. The concrete technology lab focuses on testing properties of cement, aggregates, and workability/strength of fresh concrete. The document provides learning objectives, outcomes and detailed syllabus for each course to equip students with essential skills in structural design, water resources, and construction materials.
This chapter introduces masonry structures and provides background information. It discusses the history of masonry construction from ancient times to modern developments. Masonry structures are categorized based on the type of material (stone, brick) and mortar used. The chapter focuses on stone masonry, which is the type of construction employed in the case study building. Key elements that define masonry building behavior are identified as the type of walls, floors, roofs, and presence/type of beams and ties.
The document summarizes a case study analyzing the structural behavior of "Voltone", a 220-meter long vaulted masonry structure in Livorno, Italy, using the finite element code NOSA-ITACA. The study involved (1) characterizing the structure's geometry and materials, (2) preliminary plane modeling, (3) detailed 3D modeling, and (4) evaluating results to assess structural safety. The analysis provided stress distributions and safety checks in line with regulations. The case study validated NOSA-ITACA's masonry modeling capabilities and its ability to accurately analyze complex vaulted masonry structures.
The document summarizes an honors thesis proposal about analyzing the structures of shelving systems for palletized products. The proposal discusses the candidate's qualifications and experience, provides context on past seismic research on storage racks, reviews experimental and analytical research, identifies research needs, and outlines the proposed research directions. The proposed research aims to develop accurate models of rack systems to establish practical seismic design methodologies that can be implemented in standards to improve safety.
This document provides the curriculum for civil engineering courses in grades 11 and 12 in Nepal. It aims to produce mid-level civil engineering technicians with the necessary knowledge and skills. The curriculum covers topics like geo-technical engineering, road construction materials and testing, structural analysis and design, and maintenance and rehabilitation of structures. It includes the course structures, objectives, content, instructional methods, and evaluation schemes for each topic. Practical components involve lab tests, site visits, and projects. The goal is to equip students with the abilities required for jobs like inspecting construction projects, testing materials, and ensuring design specifications are met.
This paper presents a new methodology for generating complex free-form structures using cyclidic nets through Möbius geometry. The methodology relies on spherical inversion and discrete Combescure transformations to generate super-canal surfaces from two or three curves. These super-canal surfaces have planar lines of curvature that allow for efficient structural layout and meshing with planar quadrilateral facets. The methodology enriches constructive geometry approaches and the surfaces generated are at equilibrium under uniform normal loading, making them suitable for free-form architectural and structural design.
Mohamed Ahmed Salah is a civil engineer seeking a position in an international environment where he can further develop his skills. He has a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering from 2006. His experience includes working as a site civil engineer for Dar Al-Handasah in Abu Dhabi from 2012 to present, supervising the construction of residential buildings, and working as a site structural engineer for Consultant Group International Company from 2007 to 2012, supervising various construction projects. He has experience in precast construction, design, and practical training during his education.
Automation is the use of control systems and machinery to reduce the need for human intervention in processes. It has increasingly important roles in both the global economy and daily life. Engineers strive to combine automated devices with tools to create complex systems for a wide range of applications. Close-range digital photogrammetry is a technique used in civil engineering for tasks like deformation measurement, crack measurement, and strain analysis. It provides accurate, contactless measurement and has advantages of reducing time/effort, allowing repeated measurements, and transmitting data over networks.
The document discusses service life prediction tools developed by Politecnico di Milano to evaluate life cycle costs and assessments for sustainable construction. It describes methods developed to correlate measured material decays with user requirements to predict component service life schedules. These include computational models linking indoor conditions to material performance specifications. The models simulate time-dependent material degradation based on lab and field testing under different environmental conditions. The research aims to develop standardized ICT tools incorporating these service life prediction methods to aid building design, maintenance planning, and management for sustainability.
Digital Image Correlation (DIC) is a non-contact method for measuring deformation and strain on surfaces using digital cameras. It can be used for construction applications ranging from individual building materials to large structures. DIC provides full-field surface measurements which capture more data points compared to traditional point-based sensors. This allows detailed analysis of failure mechanisms in materials like concrete, masonry, and roofing under various types of testing such as compression, wind loading, and structural analysis of bridges.
Project Guidance Seminar for Civil Engineering final year studentsEr.Karan Chauhan
It is a guidance based seminar presentation for specially civil engineering students in final year project
Also it is very much informative for current new research are and new innovative topics in civil engineering
This document discusses the design of an underpass. It begins with objectives such as reducing accidents and providing safe and hassle-free movement of vehicles and pedestrians. It describes the methodology, survey results of the existing junction, traffic count data, soil testing results, and design of the road, box culvert, and overbridge. It includes analysis of loads and moments on structural elements. Reinforcement details are provided. Cost estimation and conclusions that the underpass will maintain vehicle speed and reduce accidents are also summarized.
IRJET- Experimental Investigation on Nano Concrete with Nano Silica and M-SandIRJET Journal
This document describes an experimental investigation on the use of nano silica and manufactured sand (M-sand) in concrete. Researchers partially replaced cement with nano silica at percentages of 3%, 3.5%, and 10% for an M20 concrete mix. Tests were conducted to determine the compressive, tensile, and flexural strengths of the nano silica concrete mixes at ages of 7, 14, and 28 days. Results showed that nano silica was able to increase compressive strength up to a point, but higher replacements over 3% resulted in reduced properties. The 3% nano silica mix produced the highest strength and lowest permeability. Overall, the addition of nano silica and use of M-sand improved the performance
This document provides information on the National Diploma for Industrial Technician in Civil Engineering Module: Building Construction II. The 60-hour module aims to develop students' understanding of building construction processes, materials, and utility services. Key topics covered include the construction industry in Sri Lanka, building types, site evaluation, foundations, walls, floors, roofs, framed structures, partitions, and water, waste and drainage systems. The assessment consists of phase tests, an assignment, and an end test to evaluate if students understand construction specifications, can supervise building projects, and identify construction issues.
The document provides details of the internship project involving analysis and design of a school building structural system. It includes modeling the building in ETABS, defining loads, material properties and sections, running analysis to obtain results like bending moments, and designing structural elements like beams and columns based on the code provisions. The intern gained practical experience in structural planning, modeling, analysis, design, and gained knowledge on applying concepts learned in class to real-life projects.
This document provides details about a capstone project to analyze and design a residential building using ETABS software. The project will analyze a G+3 residential building to design the structure, ensure it is safe, economic and durable. The project objectives, details of the internal guide, acceptance letter, time plan, abstract and introduction are provided. Literature on previous related studies is also reviewed. The project will model and analyze the building using ETABS to design the structural components.
This document provides information on project management and quality control for construction projects. It discusses the project life cycle from planning to implementation and monitoring. It emphasizes the importance of quality control and assurance throughout the different phases of a construction project from design to completion. Key aspects covered include developing a project execution plan, inspection and testing of materials, monitoring construction practices, and evaluating quality. Statistical methods for quality control and factors that can impact the quality of concrete structures are also summarized.
REPORT ON G+4 RCC HOSTEL BUILDING ANALYSIS AND DESIGN USING STAAD PRO SOFTWARERakeshDas161
REPORT ON G+4 RCC HOSTEL BUILDING IN ( SEISMIC ZONE 5 ) ANALYSIS AND DESIGN USING STAAD PRO SOFTWARE
PREPARED BY RAKESH DAS AND HIS GROUP
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI ASSAM
An Attempt of Green Building Construction Using GFRG PanelsIRJET Journal
1) The document discusses using glass fiber reinforced gypsum (GFRG) panels for green building construction in India as an alternative to traditional materials. GFRG panels are prefabricated, lightweight, fire resistant, and recyclable.
2) The authors created a 3D model and schedule of a GFRG building using Autodesk Revit and Primavera software. They also included a cost estimate using Excel and drawings using AutoCAD. Solar panels and a vertical garden were included for sustainable design.
3) The paper compares GFRG panel construction to reinforced concrete construction (RCC) based on parameters like cost, time, and structural performance to evaluate GFRG panels as a construction system
The document summarizes research activities and directions of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Vyatka State University of Humanities. It discusses several ongoing and proposed research projects, including:
1. Studying non-sinusoidal modes of operation and higher harmonic components in power distribution networks.
2. Developing methods to reduce voltage fluctuations caused by abruptly variable loads.
3. Evaluating reactive power compensation techniques in industrial power systems to reduce losses.
4. Studying surges in electric power systems and developing protection measures for equipment.
The faculty seeks to improve power quality and reliability, increase energy efficiency, and reduce losses through collaboration with industry partners and other universities. Expected results include models, calculations
This document summarizes research from the Department of Building Constructions at a Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture. It outlines three key areas of research: 1) wooden structures and connections, 2) frame-membrane steel constructions, and 3) the stress-strain state of reinforced concrete structures. For the second area, research focuses on calculating plane prestressed cylindrical membranes and developing frame and rod assemblies. This research has resulted in various publications, patents, and the defense of two PhD dissertations on reinforced concrete structures.
This document provides the course structure and syllabus for the 3rd year 1st semester of the B.Tech Civil Engineering program at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad. The semester includes 8 courses covering topics in concrete technology, design of reinforced concrete structures, water resources engineering, fundamentals of management, and related labs. The concrete technology lab focuses on testing properties of cement, aggregates, and workability/strength of fresh concrete. The document provides learning objectives, outcomes and detailed syllabus for each course to equip students with essential skills in structural design, water resources, and construction materials.
This chapter introduces masonry structures and provides background information. It discusses the history of masonry construction from ancient times to modern developments. Masonry structures are categorized based on the type of material (stone, brick) and mortar used. The chapter focuses on stone masonry, which is the type of construction employed in the case study building. Key elements that define masonry building behavior are identified as the type of walls, floors, roofs, and presence/type of beams and ties.
The document summarizes a case study analyzing the structural behavior of "Voltone", a 220-meter long vaulted masonry structure in Livorno, Italy, using the finite element code NOSA-ITACA. The study involved (1) characterizing the structure's geometry and materials, (2) preliminary plane modeling, (3) detailed 3D modeling, and (4) evaluating results to assess structural safety. The analysis provided stress distributions and safety checks in line with regulations. The case study validated NOSA-ITACA's masonry modeling capabilities and its ability to accurately analyze complex vaulted masonry structures.
The document summarizes an honors thesis proposal about analyzing the structures of shelving systems for palletized products. The proposal discusses the candidate's qualifications and experience, provides context on past seismic research on storage racks, reviews experimental and analytical research, identifies research needs, and outlines the proposed research directions. The proposed research aims to develop accurate models of rack systems to establish practical seismic design methodologies that can be implemented in standards to improve safety.
This document provides the curriculum for civil engineering courses in grades 11 and 12 in Nepal. It aims to produce mid-level civil engineering technicians with the necessary knowledge and skills. The curriculum covers topics like geo-technical engineering, road construction materials and testing, structural analysis and design, and maintenance and rehabilitation of structures. It includes the course structures, objectives, content, instructional methods, and evaluation schemes for each topic. Practical components involve lab tests, site visits, and projects. The goal is to equip students with the abilities required for jobs like inspecting construction projects, testing materials, and ensuring design specifications are met.
This paper presents a new methodology for generating complex free-form structures using cyclidic nets through Möbius geometry. The methodology relies on spherical inversion and discrete Combescure transformations to generate super-canal surfaces from two or three curves. These super-canal surfaces have planar lines of curvature that allow for efficient structural layout and meshing with planar quadrilateral facets. The methodology enriches constructive geometry approaches and the surfaces generated are at equilibrium under uniform normal loading, making them suitable for free-form architectural and structural design.
Mohamed Ahmed Salah is a civil engineer seeking a position in an international environment where he can further develop his skills. He has a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering from 2006. His experience includes working as a site civil engineer for Dar Al-Handasah in Abu Dhabi from 2012 to present, supervising the construction of residential buildings, and working as a site structural engineer for Consultant Group International Company from 2007 to 2012, supervising various construction projects. He has experience in precast construction, design, and practical training during his education.
Automation is the use of control systems and machinery to reduce the need for human intervention in processes. It has increasingly important roles in both the global economy and daily life. Engineers strive to combine automated devices with tools to create complex systems for a wide range of applications. Close-range digital photogrammetry is a technique used in civil engineering for tasks like deformation measurement, crack measurement, and strain analysis. It provides accurate, contactless measurement and has advantages of reducing time/effort, allowing repeated measurements, and transmitting data over networks.
The document discusses service life prediction tools developed by Politecnico di Milano to evaluate life cycle costs and assessments for sustainable construction. It describes methods developed to correlate measured material decays with user requirements to predict component service life schedules. These include computational models linking indoor conditions to material performance specifications. The models simulate time-dependent material degradation based on lab and field testing under different environmental conditions. The research aims to develop standardized ICT tools incorporating these service life prediction methods to aid building design, maintenance planning, and management for sustainability.
Digital Image Correlation (DIC) is a non-contact method for measuring deformation and strain on surfaces using digital cameras. It can be used for construction applications ranging from individual building materials to large structures. DIC provides full-field surface measurements which capture more data points compared to traditional point-based sensors. This allows detailed analysis of failure mechanisms in materials like concrete, masonry, and roofing under various types of testing such as compression, wind loading, and structural analysis of bridges.
Project Guidance Seminar for Civil Engineering final year studentsEr.Karan Chauhan
It is a guidance based seminar presentation for specially civil engineering students in final year project
Also it is very much informative for current new research are and new innovative topics in civil engineering
This document discusses the design of an underpass. It begins with objectives such as reducing accidents and providing safe and hassle-free movement of vehicles and pedestrians. It describes the methodology, survey results of the existing junction, traffic count data, soil testing results, and design of the road, box culvert, and overbridge. It includes analysis of loads and moments on structural elements. Reinforcement details are provided. Cost estimation and conclusions that the underpass will maintain vehicle speed and reduce accidents are also summarized.
IRJET- Experimental Investigation on Nano Concrete with Nano Silica and M-SandIRJET Journal
This document describes an experimental investigation on the use of nano silica and manufactured sand (M-sand) in concrete. Researchers partially replaced cement with nano silica at percentages of 3%, 3.5%, and 10% for an M20 concrete mix. Tests were conducted to determine the compressive, tensile, and flexural strengths of the nano silica concrete mixes at ages of 7, 14, and 28 days. Results showed that nano silica was able to increase compressive strength up to a point, but higher replacements over 3% resulted in reduced properties. The 3% nano silica mix produced the highest strength and lowest permeability. Overall, the addition of nano silica and use of M-sand improved the performance
This document provides information on the National Diploma for Industrial Technician in Civil Engineering Module: Building Construction II. The 60-hour module aims to develop students' understanding of building construction processes, materials, and utility services. Key topics covered include the construction industry in Sri Lanka, building types, site evaluation, foundations, walls, floors, roofs, framed structures, partitions, and water, waste and drainage systems. The assessment consists of phase tests, an assignment, and an end test to evaluate if students understand construction specifications, can supervise building projects, and identify construction issues.
The document provides details of the internship project involving analysis and design of a school building structural system. It includes modeling the building in ETABS, defining loads, material properties and sections, running analysis to obtain results like bending moments, and designing structural elements like beams and columns based on the code provisions. The intern gained practical experience in structural planning, modeling, analysis, design, and gained knowledge on applying concepts learned in class to real-life projects.
This document provides details about a capstone project to analyze and design a residential building using ETABS software. The project will analyze a G+3 residential building to design the structure, ensure it is safe, economic and durable. The project objectives, details of the internal guide, acceptance letter, time plan, abstract and introduction are provided. Literature on previous related studies is also reviewed. The project will model and analyze the building using ETABS to design the structural components.
This document provides information on project management and quality control for construction projects. It discusses the project life cycle from planning to implementation and monitoring. It emphasizes the importance of quality control and assurance throughout the different phases of a construction project from design to completion. Key aspects covered include developing a project execution plan, inspection and testing of materials, monitoring construction practices, and evaluating quality. Statistical methods for quality control and factors that can impact the quality of concrete structures are also summarized.
REPORT ON G+4 RCC HOSTEL BUILDING ANALYSIS AND DESIGN USING STAAD PRO SOFTWARERakeshDas161
REPORT ON G+4 RCC HOSTEL BUILDING IN ( SEISMIC ZONE 5 ) ANALYSIS AND DESIGN USING STAAD PRO SOFTWARE
PREPARED BY RAKESH DAS AND HIS GROUP
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI ASSAM
An Attempt of Green Building Construction Using GFRG PanelsIRJET Journal
1) The document discusses using glass fiber reinforced gypsum (GFRG) panels for green building construction in India as an alternative to traditional materials. GFRG panels are prefabricated, lightweight, fire resistant, and recyclable.
2) The authors created a 3D model and schedule of a GFRG building using Autodesk Revit and Primavera software. They also included a cost estimate using Excel and drawings using AutoCAD. Solar panels and a vertical garden were included for sustainable design.
3) The paper compares GFRG panel construction to reinforced concrete construction (RCC) based on parameters like cost, time, and structural performance to evaluate GFRG panels as a construction system
The document summarizes research activities and directions of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Vyatka State University of Humanities. It discusses several ongoing and proposed research projects, including:
1. Studying non-sinusoidal modes of operation and higher harmonic components in power distribution networks.
2. Developing methods to reduce voltage fluctuations caused by abruptly variable loads.
3. Evaluating reactive power compensation techniques in industrial power systems to reduce losses.
4. Studying surges in electric power systems and developing protection measures for equipment.
The faculty seeks to improve power quality and reliability, increase energy efficiency, and reduce losses through collaboration with industry partners and other universities. Expected results include models, calculations
This document summarizes research from the Department of Building Constructions at a Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture. It outlines three key areas of research: 1) wooden structures and connections, 2) frame-membrane steel constructions, and 3) the stress-strain state of reinforced concrete structures. For the second area, research focuses on calculating plane prestressed cylindrical membranes and developing frame and rod assemblies. This research has resulted in various publications, patents, and the defense of two PhD dissertations on reinforced concrete structures.
The Chair of philosophy, sociology and psychology at Vyatka State University was founded in 1974 and conducts research in these fields. It has 14 faculty members, including 2 Doctors of Science and 7 Candidates of Science. The Chair runs sociological surveys on topics like biotechnology development, youth education needs, and pension employment. Students participate in surveys and competitions. The Chair aims to train new researchers and publishes research in journals and books. It cooperates with other universities and research institutes on projects regarding social issues.
Information technology in Mechanical engineeringVisionary_
The document summarizes information about the Department of Information Technology in Mechanical Engineering at Vyatka State University. It discusses the department's history, activities in undergraduate and graduate education, research areas including computer-aided design and laser plasma treatment of materials. The department trains students and conducts research using software from companies like Siemens, Autodesk, and Delcam. Prospects for the department include obtaining patents, developing theoretical models, introducing new software, and expanding education through specialized courses and distance learning.
The Department of Cultural Studies and Journalism at Vyatka State University was established in 2002 and renamed in 2011. It has over 20 faculty members, many with PhDs or higher degrees. The department offers bachelor's and master's programs in cultural studies, journalism, advertising and public relations. Faculty research focuses on cultural studies, media studies, linguistics, folklore, business culture, and more. The department also organizes academic conferences and has grant-funded projects on cultural landscapes and media culture.
The Chair of Descriptive Geometry and Drawing at Vyatka State University in Kirov, Russia has 15 professorial staff and focuses on 6 main scientific areas: 1) modeling of aircraft surfaces, 2) improving electronic educational support for graphics, 3) superplastic metal forming processes, 4) vibration in machining non-rigid shafts, 5) creating spatial designs from birch bark, and 6) alternative fuels for engines. Over the years, the Chair has published works, filed patents, and educated students and staff in these applied areas of geometry, graphics, and materials engineering.
The document summarizes the activities and areas of research of the Department of General History. It outlines the scientific fields and projects of individual professors, including topics related to ethnic and cultural heritage, archaeology, history of various regions and periods. It also describes the department's student scientific society, expeditions, international cooperation with universities in Europe and research internships abroad.
The Department of Automatics and Remote Control at Vyatka State University started research in 2012 on peer-to-peer networks for multimedia broadcasting. The research aims to develop a hybrid peer-to-peer network with latency rankings to improve access to broadband multimedia data. Existing peer-to-peer networks have limitations and do not provide interactive live delivery of multimedia content. The research is funded by a government grant and has resulted in mathematical models and analysis of peer-to-peer technologies. Future development may involve open-source communities to create a new
The Department of General and Applied Economics was founded in 2011 and currently has 12 lecturers, including 1 Doctor of Sciences and 6 PhDs. The department's research focuses on methodology of food market management, regional economic modernization through cluster development, and trends in socio-economic systems. Research results include 2 monographs, 9 articles, and 66 theses published in conferences. The faculty overall has defended 24 PhDs and 6 doctorates in 20 years, published over 100 articles, and participated in over 20 research projects.
This document summarizes the role of Vyatka State University (VyatGU) in developing biotechnology in the Kirov region of Russia. It discusses how VyatGU provides graduates with expertise in areas like mathematical modeling, economics, and biotechnology. It also outlines some of VyatGU's research projects, publications, and international collaborations that contribute to advancing biotechnology in the Kirov region.
The Department of Economics, Accounting and Finance was formed in 2011 through the merger of two departments. It offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in economics. In 2012, the department published several research papers and theses. A key goal is to increase publications in Scopus-indexed journals. The department collaborates with research partners and focuses on topics like risk management, taxation, and energy economics.
The Department of Regional Economics and Management at Vyatka State University was founded in 1992 and is the oldest economic department in the Kirov region. It currently has over 500 students and more than 3,000 graduates. The department staff includes 3 professors, 3 associate professors, 4 senior lecturers, 2 lecturers, 1 doctor, and 7 PhDs. Every year, department lecturers produce around 25 teaching materials, 2 monographs, and 5 scientific articles. From 2005-2007 and 2009-2010, the department completed various research projects and applied studies that were implemented by Kirov region authorities to improve areas such as investment, innovation, transportation, and more.
The document summarizes several projects from the Department of "Machines and Technology of Woodworking" at Vyatka State University. It describes projects on:
1) Optimizing the construction of circular saws to improve stability and cutting efficiency. Mathematical models of saw properties were developed.
2) Developing non-waste technology for finger joints in wood studs using cold mechanical pressing. This reduces energy use and waste.
3) Optimizing log cutting plans using algorithms to determine optimal lumber sizes. Methods include breakup cutting and sawing with one to three bars.
Publications, achievements, and laboratory facilities for each project are also summarized.
The Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Telecommunications at Vyatka State University consists of three departments: Higher Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Informatics, and Radioelectronic Equipment. The Radioelectronic Equipment Department implements educational programs in communication networks, secure communications, mobile communication technologies, and information security. The department's research includes algorithms for image compression, filtering, and segmentation, as well as work on self-organizing wireless networks and design of recursive digital filters. Key areas of research include nonlinear image processing, video compression, and cognitive radio technologies for ad hoc networks.
This document summarizes the research areas and activities of the Department of Architecture and Town Planning at a university. It includes:
1) The department was established in 1980 and conducts research in architecture, urban construction, and real estate management. Its mission is to train specialists and develop science and technology.
2) The main objectives are focused individual and collective work by students on research topics and mastering research techniques.
3) The department has ongoing research projects in architectural and urban construction, building physics, and energy-efficient buildings. It engages in publications, tours, and restoring historical buildings.
The Microbiology Department at VyatSU:
1. Prepares specialists in microbiology and has 20 employees conducting research in two areas: the effect of nanoparticles on microbial productivity, and developing biological test systems and production of microbial agents.
2. Has achieved patents and generated over 300 graduates now working in industry and research.
3. Partners with companies and universities to apply its research in biotechnology, environmental remediation, and medical product development.
HCL Notes and Domino License Cost Reduction in the World of DLAUpanagenda
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The introduction of DLAU and the CCB & CCX licensing model caused quite a stir in the HCL community. As a Notes and Domino customer, you may have faced challenges with unexpected user counts and license costs. You probably have questions on how this new licensing approach works and how to benefit from it. Most importantly, you likely have budget constraints and want to save money where possible. Don’t worry, we can help with all of this!
We’ll show you how to fix common misconfigurations that cause higher-than-expected user counts, and how to identify accounts which you can deactivate to save money. There are also frequent patterns that can cause unnecessary cost, like using a person document instead of a mail-in for shared mailboxes. We’ll provide examples and solutions for those as well. And naturally we’ll explain the new licensing model.
Join HCL Ambassador Marc Thomas in this webinar with a special guest appearance from Franz Walder. It will give you the tools and know-how to stay on top of what is going on with Domino licensing. You will be able lower your cost through an optimized configuration and keep it low going forward.
These topics will be covered
- Reducing license cost by finding and fixing misconfigurations and superfluous accounts
- How do CCB and CCX licenses really work?
- Understanding the DLAU tool and how to best utilize it
- Tips for common problem areas, like team mailboxes, functional/test users, etc
- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
AI-Powered Food Delivery Transforming App Development in Saudi Arabia.pdfTechgropse Pvt.Ltd.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
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11. What is a Jupyter Notebook?
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12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
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2. About the Department
Founded in 1969, since 1974 is part of
the Faculty of Civil Engineering (now the
Faculty of Civil Engineering and
Architecture).
Staff members of the Department: 15
full-time teachers, 4 external part-timers.
Carrying out of all types of training and
work practices for students.
Participation of teachers in secondary
vocational education.
The annual output - about 250 students in all forms of education.
3. About the Department
Training of engineers with a training period of 5 years on following
specialties:
•270102.65 «Industrial and Civil Construction».
Form of training - full-time, part-time, part-time reduced.
•270105.65 «Urban Construction and Management».
Form of training - full-time, part-time.
•270115.65 «Assessment and management of real estate».
Form of training - full-time, part-time, part-time reduced.
Bachelors on direction 270800.62 «Construction»:
• "Industrial and civil construction"
• "Expertise and Property Management"
• "Urban Construction and Management"
• "Highways"
Forms of training - full-time, part-time, part-time shortened,
second degree. Duration of training - 4 years
4. Laboratory facilities
1. Device for controlling frost resistance of concrete BETON-FROST
Laboratory of Building Materials
Purpose and use:
Device BETON-FROST allows to: accelerated frost
resistance of concrete to determine the dilatometric
method according to GOST 10060.3-95 freeze once the
water-saturated samples cubes (GOST 10180), cores and
cement blocks, to efficiently control the light and heavy
frost in the manufacture of concrete products and
structures, construction, inspection objects to control the
quality of products, updating technology and formulation
of concrete
5. Laboratory facilities
2. Moisture analyzer of construction materials VIMS-2.21
Laboratory of Building Materials
Purpose:
Moisture analyzer of construction materials VIMS-2.2 was
designed for rapid moisture control a wide range of materials
in the construction (GOST 21718 and GOST 16588), including
the products, designs and constructions.
Controlled materials:
- Solid: wood, concrete, brick, plaster, screed;
-Unstable: sand, crushed stone, gravel, granulated slag,
fly ash, pumice...
Can be used for measuring the humidity of materials after
calibration and in making individual device calibration
coefficients (abrasives composites soil, clay, etc.).
Scope of moisture meters: building the laboratory, inspection
of buildings and structures.
The device is implemented dielcometric (capacitive) method
for measuring moisture.
6. Laboratory facilities
3. The device for the rapid determination of the activity of cement CEMENT-PROGNOZ
Laboratory of Building Materials
Purpose and use:
- Accelerated definition of cement activity in 3 hours
largest contraction of cement grout in accordance with
the methods of measurement MI 2486-98, Mi 2487-98
- Determination of the baseline activity of cement in 1,
3 and 7-day mode
- Investigation of the processes of structure formation
during solidification of cement paste with the help of
sensors: the electrical resistivity, the potential of mass
transport, temperature cement paste
- Determination of frost resistance, durability and water
resistance of concrete (mortar) on the relevant
methods (MI 2488-98, 2489-98 MI, MI 2625-2000)
7. Laboratory facilities
4. Measuring the strength of concrete (detachment) ONYX-S with a set of ANKER
Laboratory of Building Materials
Purpose:
- Concrete strength the pull with shearing and the pull
steel wheels in accordance with GOST 22690 on
construction sites and in the survey of buildings and
structures
- Refinement of calibration characteristics of ultrasonic
and shock-pulse devices in accordance with the
procedural instructions NIIZhB IBC 62-2.01 and GOST
22690
- The test samples of rocks, cross members, cubes,
determination of adhesion, tear-out force of anchors
8. Laboratory facilities
1. Digital level Trimble Dini 03
Laboratory of Engineering Surveying
Levels Trimble DiNi 0.3 – digital tools to measure the
heights of the kit products Trimble Integrated Surveying
™. Trimble DiNi - proven in the field tool designed to work
in any facility where fast and accurate measurement of
heights. Trimble DiNi can be used in tasks such as
precision leveling of flat and sloping surfaces, the job
required of slopes and longitudinal profiles, tracking of
the deformations and the creation of high-altitude study
of geodetic networks
9. Laboratory facilities
2. Field Station Fokus 85s
Laboratory of Engineering Surveying
Model Focus 8 (5 ") equipped with a laser range finder invisible
spectrum, eye-safe (Class 1), which has a longer range
measurements on the lens (up to 5 km).
Thanks to the improved performance rangefinder model
FOCUS 8 (5 ") - up to 400 m on a flat white surface (in good
conditions).
Focus 8 total stations offer superior optics with high-definition
and enlightenment, allowing a clear picture of objects even in
low light and bright sunshine counter. The exceptional
lightness and compactness of this series total stations make
them very comfortable when carrying long distances.
The touch screen Windows CE and Management System Total
Station Series Focus 8 are built on the platform of the
operating system Windows CE, support the professional field
software.
10. Main Partners
Engineered Systems Division:
Kodysh E.N., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Ch. engineer,
Trekin N.N. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Division
Institute “Kirovproekt”
http:// кировкоммунпроект.рф
e-mail: kirovkommunproekt@e-kirov.ru
Prozorov V. А., Director
Varankin G.А., Ch. engineer
JSC "Institute Kirovagropromproekt“
http://agroproekt43.ru
e-mail: agroproekt43@mail.ru
Podkopayevskiy К. V., Associate Professor, Technical Director
11. Scientific Directions
Study of modification of
traditional building materials
and various new nanoparticles
and other additives in a system
for testing modifiers
constructions certain
applications
Investigation of the
characteristics of Kirov region
eluvial soil
Development in cooperation
with leading universities in the
country STANDARDS National
Association of Builders
12. Research work in the direction of
«Study modification of traditional and new building materials (polymers,
cements and concretes) nanoparticles and various other additives in a
system for testing modifiers constructions certain applications»
Study modification of traditional and new building materials (polymers, cements
and concretes) by using various nanoparticles and other additives.
Objectives
Tasks
Testing modifiers structures with certain application.
Development of techniques for testing of modified
materials. Creating a Program.
Conducting research on the developed program
(test materials for strength, wear resistance, a study on dosage and method of
making modifiers, etc.).
Development of technology for use of modifiers.
Development of a set of specifications and technical literature (tips, process
maps, etc.).
13. Research work in the direction of
«Study modification of traditional and new building materials (polymers,
cements and concretes) nanoparticles and various other additives in a
system for testing modifiers constructions certain applications»
1. Selection of materials manufacturers.
2. Development of programs of research materials (characterization of
modified materials, ways of applying modifiers).
3. Processing of the research results.
4. Creation of technical recommendations for use, develop
recommendations on making developments in the regulatory and
technical literature.
Work stages
Making recommendations on the
implementation of developments in the
regulatory and technical literature as
modifiers developed materials for use in
construction, the creation of technical
recommendations for use.
Expected result
14. Scientific direction
development standards of the National Association of Builders “REHABILITATION
AND IMPROVEMENT OF CARRYING CAPACITY OF CONCRETE floor slabs and
covered. Rules, monitoring performance and requirements for results “
1. Concretization of the general provisions of the joint venture 13-102-2003 and GOST R
53778-2010 relation to the restoration and strengthening of pre-cast concrete roof slabs
2. Development of sequence and composition of the work on the identification of defects,
development of projects to restore or improve the bearing capacity of roof slabs and
slabs
3. Systematization of the effective ways to repair and reinforcement in relation to the plates
of roofs and ceilings
4. Concrete definition of requirements for quality control to the restored and reinforced
slabs and floor coverings, safety requirements while working.
Objectives
15. Scientific direction
development standards of the National Association of Builders ”REHABILITATION
AND IMPROVEMENT OF CARRYING CAPACITY OF CONCRETE floor slabs and
covered. Rules, monitoring performance and requirements for results ?
development together with “ZNIIPROMZDANIY“
in the framework of the standardization of the National Association of Builders, aimed at
implementation of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation, the Federal Law of 27
December 2002 № 184-FZ "On technical regulation", the Federal Law of 30 December 2009
№ 384-FZ "Technical Regulations on safety of buildings and structures ", the order of the
Ministry of Regional development of the Russian Federation dated 30 December 2009 №
624" On Approval of the List of engineering research, preparation of project documentation
for the construction, reconstruction, repair of capital construction, which influence security
of capital construction“.
Expected results
16. Research work in the direction of
«Investigation of the properties of Kirov
region eluvial soil»
Actuality:
Current regulations have increased the requirements for survey and design bases.
The need for immediate testing of soil at the sites of the buildings I and II levels of responsibility.
Meeting the requirements for accounting of specific soil properties - linearity anisotropy, etc.
Research in the study of the properties of eluvial soils are regional in nature and provided little in relation
to the ground of the Kirov region.
Objectives
-Testing of Kirov region eluvial soil on the complex patterns of
loading.
-study of landslide processes
- determining the values of the characteristics of eluvial soil
- assessment of the impact on these cycles properties of freezing
and soaking
17. Research work in the direction of
«Investigation of the properties of Kirov
region eluvial soil»
Development directions:
- Working together with survey organizations.
- The development of laboratory facilities on the Department.
- Results publication.
- Attracting students to improve the quality of training in construction trades.
-Develop recommendations for the foundations calculation.
18. Contacts
The department of construction industry:
Head of the Department - Chaganov Аlexey Borisovich
610033, Кirov, Studencheskiy proezd, 9
Ph: 8 (8332) 53-05-77
E-mail: kaf_sp@vyatsu.ru
Vice-Rector for Science and Innovation - Litvinets Sergey Gennadyevich
610000, Kirov, Moskovskaya str. 36
Ph: 8 (8332) 64-15-91
E-mail: litvinets@vyatsu.ru