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Comparison of the Proximate Composition of Avocado Pear Food Spread and Fatty Acid Profile of its Oil Extract with Margarine
Paper ID: AJFSN-04-11-2019-153
Abstract : Avocado food spread was formulated using avocado pear fruit (Persea Americana) (Zutano variety). Proximate analysis was carried out on the food spread using standard AOAC methods. Oil from the avocado food spread was extracted using soxhlet extraction method and characterized using gas chromatograph-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). Its fatty acid profile was compared with blue band margarine as control. The margarine had a high concentration of Hexadecanoic acid methyl ester (palmitic acid) concentration of 50% which is a saturated fatty acid. It was rich in 9-Octadecenoic acid, methyl ester (32%) and 9, 12- Octadecenoic acid, methyl ester (5.69%) respectively. The avocado spread oil contained predominately 9-octadecenoic acid (z)-, methyl ester (oleic acid) a monounsaturated omega-9 fatty acids at the concentration of 45.69% and also 11 Octadecenoic acids, methyl ester (24.03%); Eicosanoic acid, methyl ester (13.17%), and 9,12-Octadecadienoic acid methyl ester (5.57%) respectively. Oil from Avocado pear has a healthy fat composition and should be commercially packaged for use as a food spread
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About Role of Magnetism to the Saturn rings Origin
Paper ID: AJMPA-31-10-2019-150
Abstract : In this paper origin of Saturn rings due to interaction of the protoplanetary icy particles moving on chaotic orbits with the planetary magnetic field is presented. Finally, all the particles orbits coming to the magnetic equator plane due to diamagnetic force of expulsion where locked within three-dimensional magnetic well due to the Meissner phenomenon and Abrikosov quantum vortex for a superconductor. The final picture is similar to the picture of iron particles forms the same shape around a magnet on laboratory table. The suggested model is confirmed by the data of the Cassini mission
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Common Fixed Point Theorems of Some Hybrid Iterative Schemes for Inequality Operators in Banach Spaces
Paper ID: BJCSIT-29-10-2019-149
Abstract : In this paper, we introduce some hybrid iterative schemes (Picard-Ishikawa, Picard-AK, Picard-S hybrid iterative schemes) in line with Picard-Mann scheme and establish some strong convergence results for generalized contractive-like inequality operators introduced by Imoru and Olatinwo [10] in a Banach space. We also compare the convergence speed of CR, SP, Picard-Mann hybrid iterative schemes with our results (Picard-S, Picard-AK, Picard-Ishikawa hybrid iterative shemes). It is shown that one of our results (Picard-S iterative scheme) converges faster than others (CR, SP, Picard-AK, Picard- Ishikawa, Picard-Mann hybrid iterative schemes) for increasing functions, while the Picard-AK scheme is faster than CR scheme for decreasing function. Our results generalize and extend multitude of results in the literature, including the results of Khan [13].
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Performance of Onion (Allium cepa L.) in Organic System Using Combined Organic Fertilizer and Trichoderma in Split Application
Paper ID: AJAHS-28-10-2019-148
Abstract : Conventional onion production in Nueva Ecija, Philippines requires excessive application of inorganic fertilizer and pesticides for maximum yield and protection from pests. In an effort to develop an alternative farming practices that is environment friendly, the research aimed to determine the response of onion on the combined use of organic fertilizer and Trichoderma in split application.
The following were the treatments carried out in an organic area in a completely randomized block design: Treatment 1= Organic fertilizer alone (8t/ha) applied at planting; Treatment 2= Organic fertilizer (8t/ha) applied twice (basal and at 30 DAT); Treatment 3= Organic fertilizer (8t/ha) applied twice (basal and at 30 DAT) plus Trichoderma applied once at planting; Treatment 4= Organic fertilizer (8t/ha) applied basal and at 30DAT + Trichoderma applied twice at planting and at 30 DAT ; and Treatment 5= Organic fertilizer (8t/ha) applied twice at planting and at 30 DAT + Trichoderma applied thrice at planting, 30 DAT and during bulb formation
Results indicate that the combined application of organic fertilizer (8t/ha) applied twice (basal and at 30 DAT) + Trichoderma applied thrice at planting, 30 DAT and during bulb formation consistently recorded the highest yield of 15.33 t/ha and 14.50 t/ha, during the first and second year trials, respectively.
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Modeling of cloth-fell movement on an air jet loom
Paper ID: EJFTE-25-10-2019-145
Abstract : Weaving is the most versatile means of fabric formation. During the weaving process, it is essential to maintain a stationary cloth fell to ensure fabric quality despite cyclic variation in warp tension due to shedding, beat-up, take-up and let-off actions. Though many attempts have been made by researchers to model cloth-fell movement, these attempts were made under assumptions that may not be realistic due to the complex tension profile of the warp and hence could not provide high accuracy. A mathematical model explaining the relationship between the initial warp tension and the cloth-fell movement with a high level of accuracy has been developed by considering material properties such as elastic moduli, shed parameters, shed geometry, loom parameters and slay-mechanism parameters. The model has been validated using experimental results obtained with an accuracy of ± 0.15 mm that statistically demonstrated that no difference exists between the experimental and theoretical results at a 95% confidence level. The model developed can help even an inexperienced loom operator set the initial warp tension to acceptably control cloth-fell movement, which determines the quality of the woven fabric; hence, these findings have significant industrial implications.
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