Journal Vol – 15 No -7, July 2020

Abstract:

Allah sent His messengers to reform people with a pure belief monotheism, some of people believed in them and some of them disbelieved. Moreover, some of them stray from the true way of divine religion, diverged from, and made changes in it. All praises to Allah who has honored this Islamic nation with a blessing that was not for other nations, and it is a blessing to complete the religion and protect it from distortion and alteration until the Day of Resurrection, as almighty said. Since the spread of the Islamic missionary call, many people have tried to challenge and question it even they accused the Messenger of Allah Muhammad - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - of lying, witchcraft and other false and shameful accusations. Among the groups and sections that drifted away from the correct approach, challenged and questioned the followers of Islam are “Shiites” who had used various means - including the Internet - to spread its deviations related to belief and law among the Sunnis, so we have to highlight some of these deviations and their criticality. There is no doubt that the means of modern technology today are essential institutions that have beaten all other institutions. Through it, you can broadcast the beliefs and ideas whatever you intend to. Shiites have exploited this medium and have published many private and public pages on the Internet. Shiites were keen to distort the image of the Sunnis among the societies. Therefore, thought the topic of the research should be Shiite activity through their online channels.

Keywords:

Online information,The Internet, Online Channels,Shiite Activities,

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THE FUTURE OF ORIENTALIST TRENDS ON INTERNET SITES AND THEIR IMPACT ON QURANIC STUDIES

Authors:

Reda Owis Hassan Serour, MukhamadHadiMusolin Subagio, Mohd Faizal, A.K. , AllaaEddin Ismaail, Yousef A.Baker El-Ebiary

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00032

Abstract:

Orientalist trends on Internet sites differ from the old classic form of Orientalism, and these sites have varied among sites for Middle Eastern studies and sciences or politically or socially specialized research centers and so on. There is no doubt that the Orientalist movements have provided some services for Quranic studies in the indexing, translation, and investigation of manuscripts ... etc. but they have been right in matters and wrong in others, as some Orientalists attacked the Qur’an and its sciences, which had a significant negative impact among the generation of Muslims. The orientalist’s view of the Holy Qur’an varied in terms of holiness, belief and idea in each of them, so their perception of the Qur'an differed accordingly. There are literatures that require consideration, attention, and even republishing for the goodness that it contains, and there are works that needed to review supported by arguments and statement and making the people aware of it and even should use our all sources to stop it from republishing it again. Likewise, among the Muslims who adopted the technique of the orientalists and their literature as a model for himself and started repeating and spreading some of their suspicions (uncertainty regarding to Islamic studies) either intentionally or being ignorant of what he means, so he should be corrected if he is unaware of it or she should be answered by arguments if he was intended to do so.

Keywords:

TheInternet, Orientalism,Orientalists,Quranic studies,

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WEB CONTEXT AND THE MULTIPLE SEMANTIC LINGUISTIC ORIGINS AND ITS IMPACTS ON THE PROPHET’S TEXT

Authors:

Omar bin Md Din, Abdul Ghani Bin Md Din, Rusdee Taher , Abduloh Usof, PrasertPanprae, Yousef A.Baker El-Ebiary

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00033

Abstract:

The web content control system is an integrated software package that constitutes a system for managing the content to be published and displayed for visitors and members of the site, and it provides tools to control the publishing process, and these systems usually work on the Internet, although they can also be run on the local network. So, This research aims to apply a linguistic study of the phenomenon of multiplicity of semantics and linguistic meanings to some of the words mentioned in the Prophet’s Hadith, and the extent of the influence of this semantic multiplication in determining the meaning of the prophetic text, and whether or not it is based on a separation in a legal rule of worship or not, with an attempt to weight between multiple and different meanings and meanings, Clarification of weightings, to the conclusion that linking semantic linguistic studies with Islamic studies through analyzing their texts and explaining their linguistic phenomena; One of the important and useful studies in human research, and the research will follow the descriptive analytical method, as the research chose some words from the hadith of the Prophet, as its meanings and linguistic origins multiplied, so he analyzed them and returned them to their semantic linguistic origins used by the Arabs, then applied those indications to the word in the context of the Prophet’s text, And the explanations of the meanings and meanings indicated by those contexts, then weighting between the different meanings and indications in accordance with the linguistic and legal principles, and among the results of the research that the linguistic studies have a close link to the legal studies, and that the multiple semantic assets may have a significant impact in determining the meaning of the hadith, And it is based on determining the different legal rule of worship in it.

Keywords:

Web Context, The Internet,Linguistic significance,semantic transition,semantic allocation,semantic generalization,

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CFD ANALYSIS OF RB211AND CFM56 CHEVRON NOZZLES

Authors:

N.MK.Sarath Kumar, A.Vamsi Krishna , G.Shyam Mahesh, K.Bharath Kumar, M.Venkataiah

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00034

Abstract:

With the increase in advancements in the aerospace industry, the introduction of the concept of the chevron to reduce noise and turbulence has been effective to a certain extent. In the present context, a baseline axisymmetric separate-flow nozzle with standard dimensions is taken into consideration. Then the chevron nozzle represents the conventional chevron nozzle in use today. Noise emission and its intensity have been a major concern for the past few decades. This paper mainly deals with the velocity magnitude and acoustic power level of the four types of nozzles which includes the combination of two nozzles accounting the baseline model and its modification with a set of chevrons. Based on the two results the unprejudiced one is ideal for the airplane.

Keywords:

Chevrons,Nozzles, Noise,Turbulence,

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SIMULATION OF SHANK-FOOT 2-DOF MANIPULATOR WITH COMPUTED TORQUE CONTROL FOR TRAJECTORY GENERATION

Authors:

Gamini Suresh, K.Balakrishna Reddy, M.Nagarjuna

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00035

Abstract:

Exoskeletons and external assistive devices for human locomotion plays an predominant role in now a days. To assist elderly people and injured content, a shank foot manipulator is modelled and analysed. This shank foot manipulator is a 2 degree of freedom link which is represented by dynamic equation of non linear differential equation. Numerical solution is employed to obtain the closed form solutions. The trajectory generated by the manipulator is discussed with the control strategies like computed torque control with the use of MATLAB. Due to the uncertainties and non linearity nature, it becomes complex to attain the motion control in a accurate position. With the ease of computed torque control, the manipulator is made to be in a desired position.

Keywords:

Shank-foot manipulator, Control,Desired Trajectory generation,

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A REVIEW ON SURFACE DISPLACEMENTS AND STRAINS USING DIGITAL IMAGE CORRELATION TECHNIQUES

Authors:

Srikar Gemaraju, Kiran Kumar Yadav Aerra, Suresh Gamini, Phaneendra Kumar Kopparthi, Bhaskara Rao Pathakokila

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00036

Abstract:

In the earlier days, the displacement and strain were being measured by conventional techniques. The most useful and efficient tool put in practice with the implementation of advances in technology to measure displacements and strains on the region of interest of the object is full field optical measurement technique. This technique is a non-contact optical method known as digital image correlation (DIC), which compares the images captured before and after deformation and stores in a computer for the measurement of displacements and strains.These can be determined considering the displacement of speckles deposited on the surface of object. In this paper, the two-dimensional digital image correlation (2D-DIC) and three-dimensional digital image correlation (3D-DIC) are presented and its fundamental concepts are discussed.

Keywords:

Digital image correlation,Displacement,Strain, Error,

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TENSILE AND FLEXURAL PROPERTIES OF DELAMINATED WOVEN E-GLASS/EPOXY COMPOSITES

Authors:

Phaneendra Kumar Kopparthi, Kiran Kumar Yadav Aerra, Srikar Gemaraju, Bhaskara Rao Pathakokila, Suresh Gamini

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00037

Abstract:

The woven E-glass/epoxy composite with circular artificial defect located at center position between first and second plies was manufactured using hand lay-up method. The composite consisted of twelve layers of glass cloth. Experiments were conducted in tension and flexure with four-point loading to determine the behavior of laminate. The results were compared with those of laminates without artificial defect. A knee was observed on the load displacement curve for the laminate without defect loaded in tension. Results show that the defect does not affect considerably the tensile strength of the composite and the existence of defect influences highly the flexural properties.

Keywords:

Tension, Flexure,Artificial defect, Knee,Four-point loading,Delamination ,

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INFLUENCE OF NANO CLAY ON MECHANICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SISAL/BANANA FIBER REINFORCED COMPOSITES

Authors:

Gamini Suresh, Emani. Siva Krishna

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00038

Abstract:

This paper mainly focuses on the Nano clay effect in mechanical properties of sisal/banana hybrid FRP composites. The composites with and without the addition of Nano clay have been made by fusing sisal/banana fiber up to maximum volume of 30% as support in polymer matrix and mechanical properties are Investigated. The composite material prepared was tested for tensile, flexural, impact strength with aid of respective apparatus. Fiber length and % of weight were calculated initially for preparation of specimens. Banana fiber was hybridized with sisal fiber to examine the changes in mechanical properties of the samples. Mechanical properties (Tensile strength, Flexural strength along with their modulus) of the composites with nano clay are found to be 0.8, 1, 1.5 and 2.3 times greater than that of composites without nano clay. 50% better results in the impact test were achieved. SEM analysis was carried out on the samples after conducting the test to find out the fracture pattern and the fiber pull out. The experimental outcomes illustrate that under testing the mechanical properties shows an increase with adding up of Nano clay at higher volume fraction. Tensile & flexural properties show an affirmative hybrid effect.

Keywords:

Polymer- Matrix composites,Mechanical properties,scanning Electron Microscope analysis,Hybridization of sisal/banana,

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A NOVEL WORK TABLE DESIGN FOR TURNING IN ABRASIVE WATER JET MACHINE

Authors:

K. Arunkarthikeyan, A. Chinnamahammad Bhasha, M. Venkata pavan, P.Sneha, Shaik. Abrar

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00039

Abstract:

Abrasive water jet had proven to be a suitable unconventional machine technique for cut-through operation. Using abrasive water jet turning only limited studies are available. Apart from usual machining practice in Abrasive Water Jet Machine (AWJM), the installation of the chuck with motor assembly as a unit similar set up like conventional lathe machine will enhance the machinability of AWJM. From the earlier studies, it is understood that the author has performed the machinability studies using this experimental set up in AWJM. But no standard procedure is described as the installation procedure of chuck and motor assembly in AWJM. Considering this, a review is conducted on the design and implementation of turning setup in an abrasive water jet machine. Based on the acquired knowledge through a literature survey and also, considering vibration, assembly, and safety factors, a new design is proposed. The author ensures that implementing this setup in an abrasive water jet machine will enhance the research work to a higher level of significance.

Keywords:

AWJM,Turning,Chuck and motor assembly,Worktable design,

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A STUDY ON ABRASIVE WATER JET MACHINING USING ANOVA ON D3 TOOL STEEL

Authors:

P.Sneha, A.Chinnamahammad Bhasha, Deepthi.T , ArunKarthikeyan

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.07.00040

Abstract:

The pressurized high-speed water flows together with the Al₂O₃particles forms slurry used in abrasive water jet machining (AWJM) to slice specimens. This approach is particularly appropriate for fragile, soft and strident materials. D3 tool steel used as a sample size of 200 x 200 x 23 mm has excellent strength and is also suitable for high-temperature machining operations. In the present work, the 8 mm diameter hole was created using AWJM. The L27 orthogonal array experiments were conducted with crossover speeds (Ts) 80, 100 and 120 mm / min, abrasive mass flow rate (A_f) 250, 325 and 400 (g / min) and a standoff distance (Sod) of 1,1.5 and 2 mm as processing parameters. Optimum parameters have been set from ANOVA to achieve high metal extraction. Optimum Sod, T_s, and A_f are 400 g / min, 1.5 mm and 120 mm / min. Experiment number 26 and the 27 processing parameters are the best for the D3 tool steel unit to achieve higher metal extraction.

Keywords:

AWJM, D3 Tool Steel, ANOVA, cutting speed ,standoff distance,Traverse speed,

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