Rajvir Singh

Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University

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S. P. D. Bhade

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

Priyanka J. Reddy

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

S. Anilkumar

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

K. S. Pradeepkumar

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

R.V. Kolekar

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

R. M. Acharya

Project Directorate on Foot and Mouth Disease

Vandana Pulhani

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

R. C. Malik

Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

Ishu Sharma

Chitkara University

A. E. Nivsarkar

National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources

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Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

Indian Council of Agricultural Research

Central Sheep and Wool Research Institute

Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology

Indian Institute of Soybean Research

Indira Gandhi Agricultural University

Punjab Agricultural University

Banaras Hindu University

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Ghatkhed Amravati

Bhabha Atomic Research Center Hospital

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Depth-wise core sediment profile of tissue free and organic bound tritium in dynamic marine environment

Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry (2014)

S. P. D. Bhade Rakesh Kumar Singhal Hirakendu Basu Ajay Kumar Rupali Karpe

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10.1007/s10967-014-3413-6

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Crop Modelling for Climate Change Studies

Advances in global change research (2024)

Shivani Kothiyal Sonam Sah Aaradhana Chilwal Rajvir Singh

10.1007/978-981-99-7935-6_20

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Radiological mapping of Bhubaneswar city

S. S. Patil R.P. Patra Shanthi Murali Rajvir Singh K. S. Pradeepkumar

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Application of simulated standard spectra for the analysis of complex sample spectra from NaI(Tl) detectors

Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry (2014)

S. Anilkumar K. Narayani Amit Verma Rajvir Singh K. S. Pradeepkumar

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Sodium iodide

10.1007/s10967-014-3659-z

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Using Wireless Sensor Network for Habitat Monitoring: Requirements & Challenges

Ishu Sharma Rajvir Singh

Wireless Sensor Network is widely used by ecologists to study surroundings of organisms.. Wireless sensor network provides accurate results and minimize human interference in habitat. Human interference can seriously affect species, plants and its behavior pattern. We discussed how sensor network can benefit society by providing Information about habitat with low power sensor nodes. For making error free system to monitor the area of interest in-depth study of the system requirements and hurdles is needed.

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Utilization of kitchen waste in crossbred pigs

Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition (2007)

Shivam Kumar A. P. Sinha Rajvir Singh Surendra Singh S.S. Thakur

The present study was conducted to assess the effect of replacing conventional ration by kitchen waste on the performance of pigs. Growers cross bred pigs (36; 2.5m old of 10.96± 0.6 kg BW) divided into 3 equal groups were fed either iso-caloric and iso-nitrogenous conventional diets containing 18.1% CP and 3.28 Meal DE/kg (C) or (C) completely replaced with raw kitchen waste (RKW) or boiled kitchen waste (BKW) for 250 days. The DM intake and digestibility of nutrients were similar in 3 groups. The N, Ca & P retention was higher (P<0.05) in kitchen waste fed groups as compared to conventional diet. There was no significant difference between RKW and BKW groups, showing that kitchen waste fed either raw or boiled were equally superior to conventional concentrate mixture in respect of growth performance in pigs. The boiling of kitchen waste did not have any additional beneficial effect.

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Genetic analysis of a closed flock of Beetal goats.

Rajvir Singh R. M. Acharya

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Quantification of dual radionuclides using Cerenkov counting and efficiency tracing technique

Priyanka J. Reddy S. P. D. Bhade S. Anilkumar Rajvir Singh

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Input energy requirements for processing convenient chicken products

A. K. Sachdevl Ram Gopal Rajvir Singh

In order to assess the economic Production of cooked chicken stock and cooked gizzard stock, data were collected on Product yield, input output energy requirements and qualitative differences in these Products Processed manually at experimental scale. A total of eight trials, including four replicates, were done for each Product. Preparation of cooked chicken stock rendered 46.24% and 69.01 % yield for raw and de-skinned chicken meat respectively, whereas the Processing ofcooked gizzard stock yielded 36.79% and 60.05%Product for raw and defatted gizzard respectively. Pilot studies on input energy requirements revealed the need for 0.765 MJ human energy (hE) and 2.617 MJ electrical inputs for Processing a kilogram (kg) of dressed chicken; while 1.138 MJ human energy and 3.148 MJ electrical inputs were required to Process a kg of raw gizzards. Physico-chemical analysis of samples showed greater shear Press value for cooked gizzard stock but overall acceptability of Products was insignificantly (P<0.05) different. However, more caloric outputs were calculated from cooked gizzard stock (333 Cal/100 g) than from cooked chicken stock (315 Cal/100 g). Based on the existing market rates of the ingredients used and input energy requirements, the Processing ofcooked gizzard stock was found to be cost effective (22 Cal/rupee) as compared to cooked chicken stock (17 Cal/rupee).

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Energy analysis of two-tiered clustered architectures for smart world applications

Rajvir Singh Rajnish Sharma C. Rama Krishna Renu Vig

Use of two-tiered clustered architecture in deploying sensor networks for smart world applications is well-known in research community. No other single routing algorithm has spawned that many variations as the LEACH clustering algorithm. Till date researchers are interested in exploring the operation and performance of LEACH algorithm and its improved versions. Most of these works compare their performance with original/ adapted LECH algorithm by using aggregate measures such as network lifetime, stability and payload delivered by the sensor network. The methods used for improving the performance include generating optimum no. of clusters, ensuring uniform cluster distribution, and using an energy-aware clustering mechanism for CH selection. To understand the utility of these different methods to improve the basic LEACH algorithm, this work presents an improved clustered architecture (ICAR) that uses an energy-aware CH selection mechanism along with uniform cluster distribution in the networked area. The energy analysis presented in this work shows that as compared to other methods, using an energy aware cluster-head selection mechanism greatly improves the stability period of a two-tiered clustered architecture.

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10.1109/r10-htc.2017.8289065

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