COMPUTERISATION AT STEEL MELTING SHOP



OUR OBJECTIVES


Better access to information regarding current position of various shops and past performance.

Aid in better heat planning due to proper exchange of information.

Better coordination between different sections.

Time and man power saving in preparation of production query/reports.

Transfer of important data to other systems like CCS, S.Mill & EDP computer systems.

Prediction of various data like o ....etc

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1.One hectare equals : (A)100 m2
(C )10,000 m2
(B)1000 m2
(D)100000 m2

2.Chain surveying is most suitable for:
(A) forest area(B) hill area
(C ) undulating area(D) flat surface

3.If a measuring tape is too long as compared to standard length, the error will be :
(A)Accidental error(B)Instrumental error
(C )Personal errorPersonal error(D)Natural errorNatural error

4.The boundary of water of a still lake represents :
(A)Level surface(B)Horizontal surfaceHorizontal surface
(C )Contour lineContour line(D)Conca ....etc

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would to get source code for the above mentioned topic ....etc

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1.The art of determining and representing the relative heights or elevations of different points on the surface of the earth :
(A) levelling '
(C ) traversing

2.Which scale is used to read three dimensions? 
(A) Plane scale
(C ) Comparative scale
(B) surveying (D) balancing
(B) Diagonal scale (D) Full scale

3.The main principle of surveying is two work form :
(A)lower level to higher level(B)higher level to lower level
(C )whole to part(D)part to whole

4.The longest chain line in chain surveying is called ....etc

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ABSTRACT

Project Title: Student Records System Design

Category: Application Development, Enterprise.

Objective:

The future of the student information system has to be seen as one of continuous change, where the information that is stored is of increasing complexity and quantity. The student information system is required to provide a useable and well managed interface for student, academic and administrator users to view and manipulate the data for which it is responsible. For each it must allow the rapid formulation and resoluti ....etc

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presented by:
Ayushi Rastogi


FILE AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
INTRODUCTION
 File and Records are an integral part of any organisation to store and save the information and relevant data safely, which can also be produced as a discretionary evidence at later times.
 To manage this useful information, each organisation has a management system, manual or automated or mixed.
 As the number of files and records grow in an organisation, it becomes quite difficult to manage each and every bit manually ....etc

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1.The height of a telescopic metric staff :
(A)3 m
(B)4 m
(C )5 m
(D)3.5 m

2.Instrument for drawing rays in plane table survey :
(A)U - frame
(B)troughcompass
(C )spirit level
(D)alidade

3.The point where two readings are taken in leveling :
(A)Back sight
(B)Fore sight
(C )Change point
(D)Intermediate sight

4.The Scale used in theodolite :
(A)Plain scale
(B)Diagonal scale
(C )Comparative scale
(D)Vernier scale

5.In metric chain one metre length is divided into :
(A)20 links
(B)Slinks
(C )10 li ....etc

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COMPUTERISATION AND AUTOMATION


Project Group
1. Dave DilipKumar GH-95410
2. Kandalgaonkar Amol GH-95423
3. Mandhania Sunil GH-95434
4. Mathew Rajesh John GH-95436
5. Sawant Amit Prakash GH-95452
6. Vinodkrishnan.K GH-95466


CONTENTS
Acknowledgements I
Introduction II
Report Overview IV
1. Initiation of the Project 1
2. Steps Involved in the Development
2.1 The Classical Life Cycle - Water Fall Model
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3. Preliminary Investigation
3.1 Requirements Anticipation
3.1.1 Basic Requirements
3. ....etc

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a networked control-system laboratory for the remote control of processes is presented. The laboratory allows the students to develop network-based control systems with the use of an architecture consisting of I/O devices, communication modules, and server-client applications implemented with supervisory control and data acquisition environment facilities, and to operate on real pilot plants through an intranet and the Internet. Three examples were presented, demonstrating the potentiality of the laboratory to remotely control the processes and ....etc

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Submitted By
VINUTA V. KOLURAGI


Abstract
Due to recent technological advancement, automation has become technically and economically feasible in various sectors. Many of industrial processes and power generating plants are computerized so that to reduce labour cost, to obtain greater efficiency and improve quality. It is possible to obtain these requirements with use of advanced controlling technique such as Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). With this technical view there is need to introduce computerizat ....etc

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