shree l.r. tiwari c0llege of engineering · 2020-04-24 · SHREE L.R. TIWARI C0LLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2 From Chairman’s Desk Dear Students, It is a universally acknowledged fact that

SHREE L.R. TIWARI C0LLEGE OF ENGINEERING

1

A Magazine by SLRTCE

MARCH ‘16 ISSUE #5

Technical and Cultural

Festival 2016


2

From Chairman’s Desk

Dear Students,

It is a universally acknowledged fact that high-

quality education lays the foundation of the

advancement of an individual. The excellence of

education and the academic ambience determine the

pinnacle everyone aspires to arrive at in his life.

We, at Rahul Group always strive to provide the

best possible facilities for the overall development of students. The immense

popularity received by our engineering college in Mira road over these years

stands testimony to our consistent & sincere efforts to give the best to our

students. No stone untouched!!! Shree L R Tiwari College of Engineering

achieved ISO 9001-2008 QMS along with membership of INET. The college

has, in its infancy, successfully organized spectacular events at the national

level such as the National Conference on 'Emerging Trends in Engineering &

Technology' and a National Technical Festival. The themes dealt with, at these

stimulating and thought provoking events, were most relevant, the aim being to

extend the scope of the current practices. Moreover many more such events

have been organized in the years that followed, thus fashioning young minds to


3

innovate and present their ideas and channelling their energy towards achieving

merits throughout their professional course. At Shree L. R. Tiwari College of

Engineering, I assure that you will receive the best possible education,

comparable to any other renowned & established engineering college in and

around Mumbai. We have taken utmost care to develop ultra modern

infrastructure which is evident in the laboratories, workshop and library. Great

care has been taken to hand pick experienced and dedicated faculty members

who are motivated to guide and mentor the students. All this, I am sure, will

keep you more than satisfied and will make you and your parents proud to be a

part of this Institute. So here's wishing you a great future ahead! L. R.

TIWARI Chairman Shree Rahul Education Society.


4

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF’S MESSAGE

I would like to thank our beloved principal Dr. S. Ram Reddy and professors for

giving me this opportunity to re-initiate this

magazine. It was almost a year that our college

magazine was low due to some reasons. However,

with the new start of “RAWINK”, I would like to

make this magazine more popular and interesting

with its new sections. I appreciate the efforts of

our previous team to commence Shree L. R. Tiwari

College of Engineering‟s own magazine “RAWINK”. I

intend to make this magazine not only as a showcase

of a few known writers of the college but also to hunt a choice of talent hidden

in average student. I wish to make this magazine a combination of

entertainment, fun and education. The purpose of this magazine also includes

providing the students and all the staff members of SLRTCE a platform to

vehicle their thoughts and talents towards a miraculous creativity beneficial to

a greater section of organisation as well as society. Overall, I would ultimately

endeavour to exercise our magazine “RAWINK” as a medium to showcase the

progress of our students and the college. We would appreciate some good

contribution from our willing and interested students.

Last but not the least, I would like to thank every member allied with

“RAWINK” in the present & the past, and the associated departmental

professors for their constant efforts and guidance. I am grateful to my parents

for all the support and encouragement, and numerous friends within the college

for their goodwill and co-operation. ARCHIT M.

(BE-MECH)


5

RECENT EVENTS

WOMEN SAFETY SEMINAR

A seminar on women commuters‟ safety was held in our college on 21st January,

2016. The students were enlightened about the present scenario of the society

where the women are destined to confront atrocities and unethical behavior of

some people in their everyday life.

The list of the guests for the occasion included Mr. Ashutosh Pandey, Asst.

Security Commissioner, RPF, Mr. Rajiv Singh Salariya, Inspector, RPF,

Ms.Linesh Bairagi, Inspector, RPF and the local police officers. The

dignitaries were cordially welcomed by all the students and staff members.

Principal of SLRTCE, Dr. S. Ram Reddy greeted the gentlemen with all his

heart. They all occupied the dais. The seminar hall was crowded with the


6

enthusiastic

girl students

who were

waiting for

the seminar to

start. After

all, the

seminar was concerned and dedicated to their safety. The much anticipated

session began with the guest raising the girls to reveal their troubles and

privation they meet while travelling in trains buses and rickshaws. They were

asked about their experiences on pick-pocketing, chain snatching and

molestation happen during commuting in locals. It was quite an interactive

session. The girls were then shown some footage and asked to find out the

wrong and unnatural going on in those clips. They were made to identify the

offence, which ruffians did successfully in those clips.

There were two more policemen who shared their real life experiences in

dealing with the molestation and sexual harassment cases. The lady inspector,

Miss Bairagi delivered a speech which emphasized on self -protection skills. She

motivated the girls to be prepared for any sort of attack because they never

know what could happen with them. She discussed how women are soft targeted


7

and how they are prevented to raise their voices against offences. Her speech

was truly inspirational. Ms. Bairagi shared her own experience on dealing with

these criminals. Emergency helpline numbers were provided to the students in

case if such emergency ever happens to them. She also guided the girls to be

wary of strangers.

The audience was thrilled to know the safety measure taken by the government

and the police to ensure the safety of women. The cops shared a detail that

Mumbai Suburban rail network has around 1000 CCTVs that monitor each and

every movement of the people. The cops concluded the seminar by saying that

they are trying their level best to make this city a better place for women and

men to live. They are trying to ensure that women‟s safety is of paramount

importance. Overall, the seminar was very illuminating and thrived on theme of

individual action taken by young generation girls to safeguard themselves. The

teachers and the students found the seminar to be very fruitful and

knowledgeable. The seminar was thus a success.

Tejas Parkar

TE ETRX


8

TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTATION-UTSAV

2K16

In UTSAV 2k16, technical fest was organised by

Shree LR Tiwari College of Engineering. Many

technical events were held such as PROJECT

COMPETITION, TECHNICAL PAPER

PRESENTATION, LAN GAMING, POSTER

COMPETITION, ROBO WARS, RUBIC CUBE, LINE

FOLLOWER, POWER TOWER, BOB THE BUILDER,

and DEBATE.

The event TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTATION was inaugurated by

felicitation of the respected judge Prof. Mahendra Patil, the Head of

Computer Department in Athrva College of Engineering followed by the

presentation of the participants. The event held successfully under the

guidance of Ms. Nina Narasimhan and Mrs. Manjari Gogate. The event was co-

ordinated by Kush Mittal & Harsh Vyas. In this event, more than 25 groups

consist of 66 students presented their innovative ideas, knowledge and new

concepts in variety of technologies. Students from different colleges took part

in the event enthusiastically.

Hiten Nirmal Parth,Valangar, AtulGupta,Urmil Shah {Slrtce} got first prize

for „Development of a fuzzy neural network software for groundwater

modelling’. So far fuzzy logic has been extensively used to better analyze and

design controllers for chemical processors. It has also been used for other

applications like parameter estimation of nonlinear continuous time systems but

in general fuzzy logic has been intensively used for heuristics based systems

.Recently fuzzy logic has been applied successfully, in many areas where


9

conventional model based approaches are difficult or not cost effective to

implement.

Zahwa Ansari {Slrtce} got second prize for BraingateTechnology.BrainGate is a

brain implant system developed by the bio-tech company‚ Cyber kinetics in

conjunction with the Department of Neuroscience at Brown University. The

development of the brain gate system brain-computer interface is to enable

those with severe paralysis and other neurological conditions to live more

productively and independently.

Swapnil GorwadkarAsir Khan { Universal College of Engineering, Vasai } got

third prize for „Study of Effect of Roadway Factors on Vehicular Speed and

Passenger Car Unit Values’ Speed of vehicles on a highway indicates the quality

of service experienced by motorists. More importantly, the choice of speed has

direct implication on safety, efficiency and the size of environmental impacts

both for an individual road user and the traffic system in general. Not only the

general speed level, but also the way the speed changes is of importance.

However, higher the speed variation, greater will be the interactions among

vehicles, resulting bias in determining speed limits for design of highway

facility. Present study is carried out to understand the variation in speed and

Passenger Car Unit (PCU) Values for different roadway conditions. The speed is

found to vary significantly for different class of vehicles. Even the similar

pattern of variation is observed in PCU values when found using homogenization

method. For modernizations of society in each and every field new ideas are the

basic pillars. The events like TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTATION focus on the

possible leading edges for new innovations. The participants presented their

ideas in various fields which shows that how much capabilities and knowledge

they do have which is required for their as well as society's development. The

aim of the event was to motivate students from different disciplines and to


10

provide them a platform to share mutual knowledge, enthusiasm and passion for

science and technology was achieved successfully.

POOJA JOSHI

TE-IT


11

KNOWLEDGE SECTION

Earthquake resistance: Straw to stones huts to houses

Over a protracted period of time, from the days of caves to 3-D printed

houses, the place we call “home” has changed imperceptibly. It is apparent that

humans have made acute thinking in making their “home” tenacious and

permanent; in doing so the major obstacle was always in the form of natural

forces such as strong wind, heavy rainfall or snow, or extreme temperature and

earthquake. With advancement in the technologies the method of construction

has also been bolstered up and many of the natural forces obstacles have been

overcome, though we can say that we are safe at our “home” but Mother Nature

has always something to surprise us with and challenge our beliefs. In recent

years many countries have seen the horrendous face of nature, not only

countries like Nepal, Haiti or Indonesia, which doesn‟t have proper construction

technique and capital to make their structure resistive to earthquake, and lost

hundreds of lives in it, but also super power countries Japan and china couldn‟t

hale their structure from the incursion of earthquake. So it‟s still intriguing

engineers and researchers to make new inventions and discoveries in order to

make structure resistive seismic waves. Many discoveries have been quite

efficient while some has proven to be incompetent; though it‟s absurd, humans


12

are still trying to quench their thirst of curiosity to overpower nature. One of

such discovery, in constructing material, is done in Spain to make structure

earthquake resistant.

RESEARCHERS IN Spain are developing an earthquake-resistant brick that

they say could be incorporated into interior brick walls to stabilize them during

seismic events. Dubbed Sis brick by its creators at the University at

Polytechnic de Valencia, the material is capable of absorbing greater horizontal

movements than is the case with standard brick while still supporting vertical

loads that can affect a building‟s structural integrity. The bricks are designed

to be arranged in a pattern within partition walls made mostly of standard

bricks, and the researchers say that Sis brick would enable such a wall to

absorb three times as much horizontal movement as a typical brick wall. The

arrangement would essentially isolate the wall from the building‟s structural

frame during a seismic event, increasing its stability and preventing a potentially

catastrophic load transfer from the wall to the frame. Francisco J. Pillars,

Ph.D., the principal researcher on the project, explained that Sis brick greatly

reduces the structural effects of brick walls, which exhibit complex and

sometimes unpredictable behavior during earthquakes. The new material would

lead to more predictable building behavior and therefore a more accurate

structural design. “This is a product that is new and unique. There is nothing like

it on the market,” Pillars said in written responses to questions from Civil

Engineering. “It must be seen as a security system that protects the building

structure from the infill interaction and reduces the stresses in the masonry

panels.”


13

Pillars are developing Sis brick with his brother, Luis Pillars, Ph.D., both of whom

are researchers at the university in the institute that specializes in concrete

science and technology. Their research was inspired by the earthquake that

struck the Spanish region of Murcia in 2011. The temblor, the region‟s strongest

in nearly 50 years, killed nine people, destroyed hundreds of homes, and caused

millions of dollars‟ worth of damage. The researchers observed that much of

the structural damage there was caused by the dynamic interaction between

buildings‟ structural frames and their brick infill walls. Here compromised brick

exerted additional forces on structural elements and caused failure. Other

scientists have developed earthquake-resistant bricks that offer enhanced

loading capacity, but the Pillars sought to design a brick that would add to that

property an ability to absorb greater horizontal movement. They designed Sis

brick with the goals of making brick masonry stronger, more resistant to

seismic movement, and more predictable. Sis brick‟s developers say that

incorporating just a small number of the bricks into a standard brick wall could

greatly improve its performance. They expect to soon conclude a three-year

development and testing process that could lead to additional research and

eventual commercial use. The researchers explained that although their testing

has convinced them of Sis brick‟s effectiveness in partition walls, they will still

have to test its use with double-layer brick. They plan to seek additional funding

for further research, which would include optimizing production and brick

configurations, developing additional uses for the brick, and studying its

behavior in walls with such openings as those for doors and windows. The

researchers estimate that using Sis brick could increase a building‟s cost by

about 2 to 3 percent, which they see as modest in relation to the potential

human and economic costs that it could prevent. At present they are in

discussions with two companies to gain a more accurate sense of the investment


14

needed to produce the material. Such kind of efforts are required in order to

make our “home” more safer, but at the same time we should not forget to

venerate the power of nature. Humans are only creature making their transition

from cave to huts to high rise building and making its place of living better day

by day.

Shuja Abbas Abidi

B.E. CIVIL


15

Real life applications of Data Mining and Business Intelligence

As the importance of data analytics continues to grow, companies are finding more and

more applications for Data Mining and Business Intelligence. Here we take a look at 5

real life applications of these technologies and shed light on the benefits they can

bring to your business. Data mining and business intelligence service provider The first

example of Data Mining and Business Intelligence comes from service providers in the

mobile phone and utilities industries. Mobile phone and utilities companies use Data

Mining and Business Intelligence to predict „churn‟, the terms they use for when a

customer leaves their company to get their phone/gas/broadband from another

provider. They collate billing information, customer services interactions, website visits

and other metrics to give each customer a probability score, then target offers and

incentives to customers whom they perceive to be at a higher risk of churning. Data

mining and business intelligence retail another example of Data Mining and Business

Intelligence comes from the retail sector. Retailers segment customers into „Recency,

Frequency, Monetary‟ (RFM) groups and target marketing and promotions to those

different groups. A customer who spends little but often and last did so recently will

be handled differently to a customer who spent big but only once, and also some time

ago. The former may receive a loyalty, up sell and cross-sell offers, whereas the latter

may be offered a win-back deal, for instance. Perhaps some of the most well -known

examples of Data Mining and Analytics come from E-commerce sites. Many E-commerce

companies use Data Mining and Business Intelligence to offer cross-sells and up-sells


16

through their websites. One of the most famous of these is, of course, Amazon, who

use sophisticated mining techniques to drive there, „People who viewed that product,

also liked this‟ functionality. Data mining and business intelligence supermarkets Super

markets provide another good example of Data Mining and Business Intelligence in

action. Famously, supermarket loyalty card programmes are usually driven mostly, if not

solely, by the desire to gather comprehensive data about customers for use in data

mining. One notable recent example of this was with the US retailer Target. As part of

its Data Mining programme, the company developed rules to predict if their shoppers

were likely to be pregnant. By looking at the contents of their customers‟ shopping

baskets, they could spot customers who they thought were likely to be expecting and

begin targeting promotions for nappies (diapers), cotton wool and so on. The prediction

was so accurate that Target made the news by sending promotional coupons to families

who did not yet realise (or who had not yet announced) they were pregnant! You can

read the full story here on Forbes. The use of Data Mining and Business Intelligence is

not solely reserved for corporate applications and this is shown in our final example.

Beyond corporate applications, crime prevention agencies use analytics and Data Mining

to spot trends across myriads of data – helping with everything from where to deploy

police manpower (where is crime most likely to happen and when?), who to search at a

border crossing (based on age/type of vehicle, number/age of occupants, border

crossing history) and even which intelligence to take seriously in counter-terrorism

activities.

So Data Mining and business intelligence plays an important role in our real life. Service


17

providers, retail, E-commerce, supermarkets, crime agencies are the real life

applications of data mining.

ART & CULTURE

Hope

“Hope” is the thing with feathers

That perches in the soul

And sings the tune without the words

And never stops at all

And sweetest in the Gale is heard

And sore must be the storm

That could abash the little Bird

That kept so many warm

I‟ve heard it in the chilliest land

And on the strangest Sea

Yet - never - in Extremity

It asked a crumb - of me.

KAJAL R. SONI

(T.E ETRX)


18

Faith

“FAITH” is a fine invention

when Gentlemen can see

But Microscopes are prudent

In an emergency.

KAJAL R. SONI

(T.E ETRX)

Childhood: The Best part of our life...

When we born we had no fear,

neither to slow nor to gear.

We were happy to lead our ways, in school, at home and also race.

We never felt lonely,

Because we were always pampered by our family.

We were happy to have no restrictions.

and always had a hopeful happy expectation.

We were enough lucky to have lots of fun,

rather than to learn, how was the real life to be run.

Those were the days,

when we laughed with our hearts.

We dare to truth and feared to to lie,

and hope to touch the night sky.

I never knew why I grew too fast,


19

was just left with the memories to be long last.

I hated natural and loved artificial,

I realized it through my smile which wasn't real.

I wish I could get it back because now no more I want to strive,

yes I mean it, CHILDHOOD-the best part of our life...

Kamaljeet Kaur

FE ETRX

Why RESTLESSNESS???

Happiness is in all our peace,

we are satisfied with the worldly deeds,

aren't we? So why there is a physical need?

We feel that it's ones' teen satisfaction,

but somewhere down, it's poison's attraction.

Why we lose our control our best?

I can't understand,

Why listlessness is restlessness?

It's not just you, we or they,

It‟s somewhere also me.

We feel that nothing wrong in this, but it is false satisfaction,

Isn‟t it? For, just think about them,

the youngsters who sacrifices at border,


20

if they think need for all such deeds

it, then wouldn't be possible to breath relief.

You may not agree with my words or rest,

but I still can't understand,

why listlessness is restlessness?

Kamaljeet Kaur

FE ETRX

LIFE IS A GAMBLE

When some people say they play POKER

Others look at them kind of strange.

They may not say it, but inside their heads

They say "OMG, he's a Gambler".

We all in some way are Gambling

What is that Gamblers do? They weigh.

Up the odds of particular situation

The risk reward ratio and make a bet.

This is not something which happens

Just inside casino, this is the stuff of life.

Little in Life is certain and everything

Is score. You have one life and the


21

smallest decision you take today could

change course of your life. Everything

wedo,big or trivial may be worth it

or may be a mistake. But the thing is

we'll never know where the road not

taken would have led. But we have to

Gamble, we have to choose.

Life is a positive sum game, though

one could argue that since we all die.

In the end,final sum is zero.

All of us are born in casino and

Will eventually die in one.

SHUBHYANKAR TIWARI

T.E – ETRX.


22

It’s Time to Learn something

It‟s time to learn something

Forget the past, to take something

Look the future, to gain something

Live in present, to love something.

It‟s time to learn something.

Take everything, choose something

Look everything, select something

Go everywhere, remember something


Forget the past, to take something

Live your life, to there is nothing

But create a goal to achieve something


Deelip Kumar Gupta

SE-ETRX


23

Other Activities

Cultural festival is one of the most exciting events happening in a college.

Utsav 2k16 — the annual intercollegiate cultural fest was organized by

SHREE L. R. TIWARI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.

Dr. S. Ram Reddy our beloved principal presided the function. The two-day

fest was attended by more than two thousand students, who participated in

more than 40 different contests ,competitions and games with a view to

stimulate the participants with verve and creativity and enable them to gain

a lifetime experience.

Have you ever

wished to go

back in time?

Ever wished to

live in the era

of 90’s?

Well Utsav 2k16 made this possible!!

This year’s fest theme was ‘BACK TO THE PAST’ the whole college was

decorated with the astonishing paintings viz. Bob Marley, Rajesh khanna,

Gabbar and it also had posters of iconic cartoons naming Naruto, Popeye,

One piece and Swat Cats. There were stunning standees of Marilyn Monroe,

Donkey Kong and the extravagant models of Titanic and Telephone Booth

were truly spectacular.

All this was possible because of the sincere enthusiasm and hard work of

the Decoration Team of Utsav 2k16.


24

The highlights of the Cultural fest Utsav 2k16 were events like the

photography contest, #WannaBe Sherlock, Tv-Show Trivia and IPL Auction.

An interesting short documentary contest was also scheduled. The show

concluded on a high note as everybody danced, sang and partied at the DJ

Night.

It was a worthwhile & amp; fruitful experience for the students from

different colleges by gaining an immense insight through participation and

interaction.

The fest preparations started in mid-January. It was easier said than

done. With a fixed time limit and even more fixated budget the organizers

had a back-breaking task ahead of them with formidable feelings. Their

sheer will and determination to prove that they are no less than any other

college when it comes to putting up an extravaganza of the fest had kept

them going. Till the last day students were very doubtful whether all that

endless runs, late nights, hard work, lecture bunks would really pay off.

The co-operation of all the co-coordinators, teachers, students, principal &

the backup from our seniors and their guidance made this event a huge

success. The denouement of the fest was fantastic, we can proudly say

that the result was immaculately sweet and magnanimous.

MEET TIMBADIA

TE-IT


25

OUR STUDENT CONTRIBUTORS

Harsh Vyas Meet Timbadia

Tejas Parkar Archit Mehta

Pooja Joshi AmitJalan

Sakshi Singh Aman Puri

Documents

shree l.r. tiwari c0llege of engineering · 2020-04-24 · SHREE L.R. TIWARI C0LLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2 From Chairman’s Desk Dear Students, It is a universally acknowledged fact that