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<title>Vol. 16, Issue 1, January 2021</title>
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<title>Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Activity of Mixed hydroxyl</title>
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<description>Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Activity of Mixed hydroxyl
Bamigboye, Mercy O.; Ejidike, Ikechukwu P.; Obaleye, Joshua A.; Lawal, Misitura
A series of new mixed anthranilic acid –&#13;
ethambutol complexes [Co(ETB)(Ant)Cl2] (1),&#13;
[Cd(ETB)(Ant)Cl2] (2), and [Cu(ETB)(Ant)Cl2] (3)&#13;
where ETB= Ethambutol and Ant= Anthranilic acid,&#13;
were synthesized by refluxing method and characterized&#13;
using spectroscopic techniques such as infrared and&#13;
ultraviolet/visible, elemental analysis, conductivity&#13;
measurement and magnetic susceptibility. The ligands&#13;
act as bidentate type coordinating to the central metal&#13;
ion through the oxygen of the hydroxyl group and&#13;
nitrogen of the amine group. Octahedral, square planar&#13;
and tetrahedral geometry has been assigned to the&#13;
Co(II), Cd(II) and Cu(II) complexes respectively.&#13;
Towards the in vitro biological potentials, the ligands&#13;
and the metal complexes were screened for&#13;
antibacterial, antioxidant and antitubercular activities.&#13;
The complexes were found to have an increased activity&#13;
compared to their free parent ligands. This research&#13;
work concluded that the mixed metal complexes of&#13;
anthranilic acid – ethambutol showed promising activity&#13;
against the selected organisms and as such exhibit&#13;
candidates for the treatment of ailments.
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<dc:date>2021-01-18T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Statistical Analysis on Garments Finishing Process for Minimization of Production Gap</title>
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<description>Statistical Analysis on Garments Finishing Process for Minimization of Production Gap
Khatun, Mst. Murshida; Akter, Sharmin; Jahan, Nusrat
This article represents the statistical&#13;
analysis of the knit garments finishing process. In this&#13;
work, quality check report of a Knit T-Shirt was&#13;
analyzed for 7 days by SPSS analysis to find out the&#13;
alter percentage of total quality passes of 7 line knit&#13;
garments. After analysis, it is found that the alter&#13;
percentage from day 1 to day 7 is 5.78, 7.26, 6.38, 6.60,&#13;
6.07, 5.99, 5.44 accordingly. The analysis is carried out&#13;
in 95% tolerance limit. This research helps to get an&#13;
idea about correlation between quality control (QC)&#13;
pass and alter garments percentage. Through&#13;
continuous analysis manufacturer will be able to find&#13;
out the optimum workload of worker in finishing&#13;
section as well as find out the reason of production&#13;
gap.
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<dc:date>2021-01-18T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Characterization of High Plastic Clay Under Varying Proportion Ordinary Portland Cement for Soil-cement Stabilization</title>
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<description>Characterization of High Plastic Clay Under Varying Proportion Ordinary Portland Cement for Soil-cement Stabilization
Mumtaz, Mardia; Shahriar, K.M Bipul; Barua, Saurav
The study investigates the influence of&#13;
varying proportion of Ordinary Portland Cement&#13;
(OPC) in high plastic clay soil while soil-cement&#13;
stabilization of road embankment. Since, high plastic&#13;
clay is unsuitable as subbase material of road&#13;
embankment, our study provided as a guideline for the&#13;
mixing ratios of OPC in soil-cement stabilization in this&#13;
regard. Unconfined compressive strength (UCS) of soil&#13;
samples were increased significantly with the addition of&#13;
OPC to the soil. Optimum moisture content increased&#13;
with higher percentage of cement added to soil. Besides,&#13;
UCS of soil-cement mixture were improved with the&#13;
increase of curing period. On contrary, increasing&#13;
%OPC in soil-cement stabilization is costly. The test&#13;
results recommended that the addition of 10% cement&#13;
was sufficient enough to gain adequate UCS within 1-&#13;
day curing.
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<dc:date>2021-01-18T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Time Dependent Route Selection for Courier Vehicle Using Ant Colony Optimization</title>
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<description>Time Dependent Route Selection for Courier Vehicle Using Ant Colony Optimization
Barua, Saurav; Khan, Mohammad Hannan Mahmud; Akhter-Uz-Zaman, Md.
The study delves to estimate the fastest route&#13;
for courier vehicle routing in Dhaka city for different&#13;
times of a day. It identifies the fastest route through Ant&#13;
Colony Optimization (ACO) considering real time&#13;
traffic scenarios. ACO mimics forging behavior of ant&#13;
colonies to search for the route among various paths&#13;
which requires minimum travel time. The study road&#13;
network comprises with five locations, i.e. nodes which&#13;
are interconnected with links i.e. roads. Travel time&#13;
requires for each link are estimated and total travel time&#13;
requires for different routes under four times of a day,&#13;
such as, morning, afternoon, evening and night time are&#13;
estimated. The result shows that optimized route&#13;
obtained by ACO can decrease travel time by 6.12% to&#13;
18.37% and delay by 13.64% to 40.91% compare to&#13;
those of actual route. Night time (7:00-10:00PM) trip&#13;
requires the lowest travel time and less delay compare to&#13;
other times of a day, and hence, courier vehicle routing&#13;
should be scheduled accordingly. The proposed&#13;
technique in this study can be incorporated with large&#13;
scale transportation route planning and scheduling.
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<dc:date>2021-01-18T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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