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    <dc:date>2026-04-07T16:38:15Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Controls of solar power systems for grid connected and islanded mode operations</title>
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    <description>Title: Controls of solar power systems for grid connected and islanded mode operations
Authors: Nagaratnam, R.; Thiriambahasharma, K.; Ratnakumar, R.; Manchukan, Y.; Kanagasundram, A.; Arulampalam, A.
Abstract: Continuous supply of electricity,&#xD;
when there are supply constrains is a major &#xD;
challenge. Environmental concerns and non availability of fossil fuels increases the demand &#xD;
for the use of renewable energy sources such as&#xD;
solar. A domestic or an institutional customer &#xD;
can support the country by the proper usage of &#xD;
solar Resources. Further the usage of a battery &#xD;
storage combined with the solar panel can &#xD;
improve this. This paper analyses the domestic/ &#xD;
institutional usage of solar panels, (i) with and &#xD;
(ii) without a battery storage, for both cases of&#xD;
(i) with grid and (ii) standalone operation,&#xD;
depends on the availability of solar irradiation &#xD;
in a day. Here a typical domestic/institutional &#xD;
solar power system taken into the study and &#xD;
suitable sizes of solar panel, battery storage &#xD;
were selected to achieve a reliable and smooth &#xD;
operation of the system. The whole system is &#xD;
modeled using PSCAD simulation. The design &#xD;
of the controllers ensured the proper operations&#xD;
of grid connected and standalone mode of the &#xD;
system. Further MPPT control also used in such &#xD;
a way to ensure the optimum usage of solar &#xD;
power. The simulation results shows that this &#xD;
arrangement improves the power availability &#xD;
for domestic/institutional customers even &#xD;
during the power failure periods.</description>
    <dc:date>2022-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Vehicle Parking Mobile Network</title>
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    <description>Title: Vehicle Parking Mobile Network
Authors: Muralitharan, R.
Abstract: Universal Software Defined Radio &#xD;
Peripheral (USRP) and Banana pi board can &#xD;
be used to configure a vehicle parking mobile &#xD;
network. The base station is created in the &#xD;
center of the parking area. The base station &#xD;
can issue useful information to the drivers. The &#xD;
number of the vehicles in the parking area, &#xD;
amount of free space, and directions to the free &#xD;
space could be provided to the driver through &#xD;
the USRP base station. The base station sends&#xD;
text messages to the driver. The base station &#xD;
can provide the essential information to the &#xD;
driver through GSM network. Each driver has&#xD;
a GSM mobile device. The device will be &#xD;
connected to the vehicle parking mobile &#xD;
network. International Mobile Equipment &#xD;
Identification (IMEI) number is used to &#xD;
configure the network, between base station &#xD;
and the mobile devices. The mobile devices can &#xD;
be used by the drivers to get the essential &#xD;
details regarding the parking area. The &#xD;
information includes the necessary features of &#xD;
the parking area. The information would be&#xD;
provided to the driver from time to time.&#xD;
Multiple text messages will be provided to the &#xD;
driver. The text message contains all the &#xD;
necessary details about the parking area.</description>
    <dc:date>2022-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Web crippling behaviour of LiteSteel Beams with edge-stiffened web  openings under End-Two-Flange load case</title>
    <link>http://repo.lib.jfn.ac.lk/ujrr/handle/123456789/6154</link>
    <description>Title: Web crippling behaviour of LiteSteel Beams with edge-stiffened web  openings under End-Two-Flange load case
Authors: Elilarasi, K.; Janarthanan, B.; Athapaththu, D.; Poologanathan, K.; Perampalam, G.
Abstract: Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) &#xD;
members are widely used with openings in the &#xD;
floor system for various service purposes such &#xD;
as power, telecommunication, and internet&#xD;
cables. Also, web crippling is becoming &#xD;
vulnerable owing to the impact of web &#xD;
openings. However, stiffened web openings are &#xD;
expected to increase the web crippling capacity &#xD;
and redeem a significant percentage of the &#xD;
actual capacity of the section without web &#xD;
openings while allowing the service integration. &#xD;
This paper presents the numerical study on the &#xD;
web crippling capacity of LiteSteel Beams &#xD;
(LSB) with centred beneath stiffened web &#xD;
openings under the End-Two-Flange (ETF) &#xD;
load case. Although Rectangular Hollow &#xD;
Flange beams are investigated with centred &#xD;
beneath web openings, no studies have been &#xD;
carried out regarding stiffened web openings. &#xD;
Therefore, results from previous studies on the &#xD;
web crippling of channel sections with stiffened &#xD;
web openings were validated in terms of &#xD;
strength and failure mode; a good agreement &#xD;
was observed in the validation. Subsequently, &#xD;
parametric study was conducted using Abaqus; &#xD;
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software, by &#xD;
considering various section depths, bearing &#xD;
plates, yield strengths, web opening ratios, &#xD;
thicknesses, and stiffener lengths of the hole. &#xD;
The FEA results showed much improvement in&#xD;
the web crippling capacity with edge-stiffened &#xD;
openings and the FEA results were analysed &#xD;
with various parameters for better predictions&#xD;
in terms of web crippling strengths.</description>
    <dc:date>2022-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Feasibility of Cement Mortar System with Industrial Metal Fibre Waste</title>
    <link>http://repo.lib.jfn.ac.lk/ujrr/handle/123456789/6153</link>
    <description>Title: Feasibility of Cement Mortar System with Industrial Metal Fibre Waste
Authors: Perera, K.D.Y.G.; Ahamed, Y.L.F.; Somarathna, H.M.C.C.
Abstract: The traditional cement mortar &#xD;
has limited characteristics. Because of the lack &#xD;
of expected results, the engineering scope has &#xD;
focused on alternative materials instead of &#xD;
using the traditional constituents. As a result of &#xD;
that different types of fibres have been used in &#xD;
the past. In addition, the electrical distribution &#xD;
cables no longer operate for power &#xD;
transmission purposes when the length is not &#xD;
adequate and after it reaches its’ end of life &#xD;
and the disposal methods are not eco-friendly. &#xD;
Therefore, the purpose of the study was to &#xD;
evaluate the feasibility of cement mortar with &#xD;
the metal fibre waste which was extracted from &#xD;
electrical distribution cables. 1.35 mm &#xD;
diameter aluminium fibres were used by &#xD;
changing their volume ratio at four levels &#xD;
0.5%, 1.0%, 1.5%, and 2.0%. Wet and dry &#xD;
density and compressive tests were mainly &#xD;
carried out to determine the behaviour of the &#xD;
developed mortar systems. The wet, dry&#xD;
densities and modulus of elasticity were &#xD;
increased with the fibre addition. The&#xD;
maximum compressive strength of the MFRM &#xD;
was increased respect to reference mortar by &#xD;
19.7% (3rd day), 19.8% (7th day), 11.7% (28th&#xD;
day dry) and 25% (28th day wet). The overall &#xD;
results of the study emphasized the mortar mix &#xD;
with 1.5% of fibres performed well in all &#xD;
mechanical tests and also it showed.</description>
    <dc:date>2022-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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