Efficacy Estimation of O-IDMA with Convolutional Codes of Variable Constraint Lengths at Merest Loss using Multi farious Inter-leaver

Maurya, Ajay Kumar; Sriwas, S. K.; Srivas, Rajendra Kr.; Singh, Rajanbir

doi:10.17485/ijst/2018/v11i16/118672

Indian Journal of Science and Technology

2018

DOI: 10.17485/ijst/2018/v11i16/118672

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Efficacy Estimation of O-IDMA with Convolutional Codes of Variable Constraint Lengths at Merest Loss using Multi farious Inter-leaver

Ajay Kumar Maurya¹,

S. K. Sriwas²,

Rajendra Kr. Srivas³

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Controlling the Permeability of Sandy Soil Using Different Local Waste Materials

Raheem

2020

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Advanced developed technologies associated with people demands have caused production and expansion of different local wastes where the process of managing such waste becomes a real need for controlling the pollution risk. One of the procedures for recycling can be made through using local wastes in permeability control for sandy soil since the soil permeability plays a crucial function on the water drainage, pore water pressure buildup and dissipation, and ground movement for saturated sand during and after earthquake occurrences. In addition, any economical mixture should maintain hydraulic constraints for practice use. In this study, a laboratory experiment was prepared to perform tests for estimating the water movements and permeability in a pure sand column and treated sandy soil with different locally waste materials including plastic, glass, rubber, and aluminum. In addition, a numerical investigation including finite element method has been adopted to verify the experimental procedure. It was shown that the permeability could be controlled to different rates using these local wastes.

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Controlling the Permeability of Sandy Soil Using Different Local Waste Materials

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2020

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Efficacy Estimation of O-IDMA with Convolutional Codes of Variable Constraint Lengths at Merest Loss using Multi farious Inter-leaver

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Controlling the Permeability of Sandy Soil Using Different Local Waste Materials

Controlling the Permeability of Sandy Soil Using Different Local Waste Materials

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