13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CULTURE, CIVILIZATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
PROCEEDINGS BOOK
CAIRO, EGYPT
JANUARY 26-27, 2023
Edited by
Assist. Prof. Dr. Abdussalam Ali Ahmed
ISBN 978-625-6404-57-1
13th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CULTURE, CIVILIZATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Cairo, Egypt January 26-27, 2023
PROCEEDINGS BOOK
Edited by
Assist. Prof. Dr. Abdussalam Ali Ahmed
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PROCEEDINGS BOOK CONTENT
CONFERENCE ID 1
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 2
PHOTO GALLERY 3
PROGRAM 4
CONTENT 5
Ecem TURGUT & Okyay UÇAN
THE ROLE OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES AND
1INVESTMENT SUPPORT OFFICES IN LOCAL DEVELOPMENT: A REVIEW ON PROVINCES UNDER AHILER DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Ecem TURGUT & Okyay UÇAN
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEFENSE EXPENDITURES AND 12 ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NATO MEMBER COUNTRIES
İdris YAKUT
PERCEPTION OF RELIGION, RELIGIOSITY AND VALUES OF
20SECONDARY SCHOOL 8TH GRADE STUDENTS NAME SURNAME
Tutku SEYMEN & Burcu SAĞOL & Çağrı Oğuzhan ŞEKER & Feyyaz ZERENTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RENEWABLE ENERGY AND
30ECONOMIC GROWTH: AN APPLICATION ON OECD COUNTRIES
Şahin ÇAKMAK & Aydoğan SOYGÜDENA COMPARISON OF SPORTS ETHICS AND SPORTSMANSHIP
40BEHAVIOR IN TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL SPORTS
Mustafa Hatipoğlu
READING “KASAS AL-QUR’AN” ACCOMPANIED BY SIYER: AN
51ANALYSIS IN THE SPECIAL OF THE HIJR SURAH
Recep ÖNAL
RELIGIOUS EFFECTS OF COVID-19: RELIGION-SCIENCE CONFLICT
58Ilnura Ibragimovna Fayzullina & Ilya Nikolaevich Medvedev
PHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF BLOOD IN COWS DURING THE
398FIRST PREGNANCY
Elena Sergeevna Tkacheva
PLATELET FUNCTIONS IN PIGLETS BEGINNING TO CONSUME
399VEGETABLE FEED
Nadezhda Viktorovna Vorobyeva
PLATELET FUNCTIONS IN YAROSLAV CALVES IN THE MIDDLE OF
400EARLY ONTOGENESIS
Svetlana Yurievna Zavalishina
FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF PLATELETS IN VEGETABLE CALVES
401Bhola Khan
OIL PRICE VOLATILITY AND ITS IMPACT ON EXCHANGE RATE IN
402NIGERIA
Lijarani Biswal & Lopamudra Acharya & Bhagyashree Priyadarshini Mishra & Sarmistha Das & Gayatri Swain & Kulamani Parida
INTERFACIAL SOLID-STATE MEDIATOR BASED Z-SCHEME
403HETEROJUNCTION Tİ O2@T
İ3C2/MGIN2S4 MICROFLOWER FOR EFFICIENT VISIBLE LIGHT DRIVEN PHOTOCATALYTIC ANTIBIOTIC DEGRADATION AND SUSTAINABLE H2 GENERAT
İONDmytro Hrytsenko & Dmytro Sorochuk
IMPROVEMENT OF PRINTING QUALITY OF MULTI-COLOR SCREEN
404PRINTING MACHINES
Ayazul Hasan
COUNTABLY GENERATED EXTENSIONS OF QTAG-MODULES
405Britto Chacko & Shivam Chari & Richa Prabhu Kholkar & Yash Badgujar
& Cynara Silveira
406STOCK MARKET PREDICTION USING MACHINE LEARNING
Elena Sierikova & Elena Strelnikova & Korneichuk Nikita & Kononenko Yehor
LIQUID VIBRATION ANALYSIS IN RIGID TANKS WITH FUZZY
416DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Elena Sierikova & Elena Strelnikova & Ivan Vierushkin
STUDY OF TANK FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE FOR DIFFERENT
418SHELL THICKNESS UNDER SEISMIC LOADS
Elena Sierikova & Elena Strelnikova & Ivan Vierushkin
DETERMINATION OF EIGENFORMS OF LIQUID OSCILLATIONS IN
420TANKS WITH THE WINKLER ELASTIC BASE
Naseem Akhter
THE IMPORTANCE OF PEACE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY
424(ANALYTICAL STUDY IN THE LIGHT OF ISLAM)
Naseem Akhter
THE GROWING RATIO OF REDEMPTION (KHULA) (IN THE LIGHT OF
425ISLAMIC DIRECTIONS)
Khan Amadur Rahman & Khan Roohul Abad
ENLISTING THE BARRIERS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN
426BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES
Alla Ozeran
A NEW PARADIGM OF THE REAL-TIME ACCOUNTING
427Baishakhi Kundu & Samiran Bisai
THE MAGNITUDE OF PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME AND OTHER
428MENSTRUAL DISORDERS AMONG YOUNG ADULT FEMALE AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS
Wasiu Abiodun Makinde
LOCAL GOVERNANCE AND CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION IN
429YEWA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA Pawan Singh Dhapola & Pramod K. Singh
A BRIEF SUMMARY OF INDIA FROM ANCIENT TO MODERN HISTORY
430Babagana M. & Shuaeeb, A. I. & Yahaya, F. & Ndatsu, A.
PERCEPTION OF LECTURERS TOWARDS INFORMATION AND
431TECHNOLOGY IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN FEDERAL UNIVERSİTY OF TECHNOLOGY MINNA, NIGERIA
Sajad Hussain Dar & Tahmeed Ahmad Badam
BIJBEHARA THE HISTORIC TOWN IN SOUTH OF KASHMIR: A
432NEGLECTED LEGACY IN TOURISM PROFILE
LIQUID VIBRATION ANALYSIS IN RIGID TANKS WITH FUZZY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Elena Sierikova, PhD
National University of Civil Defence of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0003-0354-9720
Elena Strelnikova, Doctor of Technical Sciences
A.M. Podgorny Institute for Mechanical Engineering Problems NAS of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0003-0707-7214
Korneichuk Nikita, PhD student
V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0003-0189-6155
Kononenko Yehor. PhD student
A.M. Podgorny Institute for Mechanical Engineering Problems NAS of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0001-6221-3608
Keywords: liquid sloshing, rigid reservoirs, forced vibrations, fuzzy differential equations.
Liquid sloshing is an important phenomenon arisen in a lot of engineering applications. When tanks and reservoirs are partially filled with liquids and subjected to essential external loads, the liquid begins its intensive movement. This motion can lead to very dangerous consequences. It is especially hazardous when the liquid is inflammable and toxic. So considerable amount of research is devoted to studying the dynamical process in fluid-filled tanks and reservoirs [1-3]. A lot of devices were proposed to damp sloshing [1,3] as well as new materials for tank’ structures [5]. Last years the concepts of estimating uncertainties became dominant in scientific research [6]. These uncertainties may be observed in sizes of reservoirs, their mechanical characteristics, frequencies and amplitudes of forced loads,
In this paper the approach is considered to simulation of liquid vibrations in rigid tanks under harmonical external excitations. It is supposed that the load amplitude is characterized by a fuzzed triangular number [6,7].
The crisp boundary value problem was solved first as in [2,3]. A cylindrical rigid shell is proposed as the tank model, The liquid inside the tank is supposed to be incompressible and ideal one, and its flow induced by the forced harmonical excitation is potential, in these suppositions there exist a potential Ф that satisfies the Laplace equation. As boundary conditions on she shell wetted surfaces, the no-penetrating stipulation is in use, Dynamic and kinematic boundary conditions are prescribed at the liquid free surface. The boundary integral equation is received for the velocity potential Ф as in [3]. Using kinematic and dynamic boundary conditions, the changing kevel of liquid elevation is estimated. For numerical simulation of the singular boundary equations, we use modified boundary elements methods based on axially-symmetric one-dimensional singular integral evaluations [8,9].
Crisp boundary value problem is reduced to solution of a second order system of differential equations. Here the initial data (free surface location, its velocity, and amplitude of the forced excitation) are given crisp numbers. After receiving the crisp solution of the system of differential equations the initial data are fuzzified [7]. The triangular fuzzy number are in use, so the fuzzy initial value problem is formulated. The numerical solution of this problem is received and analyzed.
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4. Choudhary, N., Kumar, N., Strelnikova, E., Gnitko, V., Kriutchenko, D., Degtyariov, K. Liquid vibrations in cylindrical tanks with flexible membranes. Journal of King Saud University – Science, 2021, 33(8), 101589, doi.org/10.1016/j.jksus.2021.101589
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