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DATE-PLACE January 27-29, 2023
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All applications have undergone a double-blind peer review process
TOTAL NUMBER OF PAPERS: 315
THE NUMBER OF PAPERS FROM TURKEY: 148 OTHER COUNTRIES: 167
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Türkiye, Azerbaijan, North Cyprus, Kazakhstan, India, Pakistan, Romania, Iran, Sudan, Ukraine, Algeria, Russia, Indonesia, Morocco, Nigeria, Vietnam, Hungary, Iraq, Sudan, Brazil, China, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Bosna and Hercegovina,
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Murat ALAKEL & Şehriban CEYLAN
THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF RUSSIAN EURASIANISM AND ITS CURRENT
1REFLECTIONS
Murat ALAKEL & Zeynep Çağla Erin
SOUTH KOREA’S FOREIGN POLICY, A CRITICAL APPROACH TO ITS
2STRATEGY OF CULTURE INDUSTRY IN THE GLOBALISATION PROCESS Rashidat Oluwabukola OWOLABI & Abdullahi DAHIRU
PRACTICE OF ADVERSE DRUG REACTION REPORTING AMONG
3HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONERS IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CENTRES IN KANO METROPOLIS, KANO STATE
Dilek ÖZTÜRK & Yeliz PEKERŞEN & Yılmaz SEÇİM
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INVESTIGATION OF EMARKETING APPLICATIONS OF ACCOMMODATION
BUSINESSES OPERATING IN KIRIKKALE PROVINCE Dilek ÖZTÜRK & Yılmaz SEÇİM & Yeliz PEKERŞEN
A RESEARCH ON INVESTIGATION OF EXPERIENTIAL MARKETING IN
6HOSPITALITY BUSINESSES
Kani ÜLGER
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THE INVESTIGATION OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ART
DISCIPLINES
Grigoriy PALATNİKOV, Nushaba RAGİMOVA, Sevinj YUSİFOVA
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MONITORING OF THE OKHCHUCHAY RIVER IN THE ZANGELAN
DISTRICT
Abdurrahman GÜMRAH & Ramiz BAGHIROV
BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH ON SUSTAINBILITY
11REPORTING: A COMPARISON OF TURKEY AND RUSSIA IN 2012 – 2022 Beyhan Özge YERSEL, Sıla CANITEZ & Zeliha POLAT
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EXAMINATION OF THESIS ON CYBERBULLYING CONDUCTED WITH
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BETWEEN 2014-2019 IN TURKEY Sevda UZUN & Esma ÖZMAYA
THE EFFECT OF NONFHARMACOLOGICAL METHODS APPLIED BY
14NURSES ON DELIRIUM MANAGEMENT
Ersin KULOĞLU
A CASE OF DRESS SYNDROME ACCOMPANIED BY EBV VIRUS
16Ansar Bilyamin Adam, Aminu Ado Kaugama, Garindo Boro & Aboh Mbo Joseph, Jabir Abdullahi Muhammad, Salisu Suleiman, Mohammed Haladu PHYTOCHEMICAL AND ANTIBACTERIAL ANALYSIS OF LEAVES EXTRACT
17OF PISTIA STRATIOTES
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CONFERENCE ID 1
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 2
PHOTO GALLERY 3
PROGRAM 4
CONTENT 5
Manish Kumar Thimaraju, Anumula Ashritha, Koppushetti Yashwanthi, Yeera Sahithi Reddy, Gonda Anusha, Aleti Nishiptha, Aggu Shivani
DENGUE FEVER OCCURRENCE IN INDIA, BRAZIL, PARAGUAY,
373PHILIPPINES AND SINGAPORE USING GOOGLE TRENDS
Manish Kumar Thimmaraju, Erigeshi Sathwik Rao, Mothukuri Ajay, Peeka Sai Vishvas, Aparadapu Poojitha, Maharaj Lavanya
ANTIBODIES AND ANTIBODY FRAGMENTS ARE THERAPEUTIC TOOLS IN
374THE TREATMENT OF TYPE-II DIABETES MELLITUS
Zohaib Ahmed, Laiba Bilal, Zoha Sajjad & Shahnila Tariq
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF SPORTSMEN & THE ROLE OF
RESILIENCE AND MENTAL TOUGHNESS Ewa M. Kwiatkowska
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THE INSTITUTION OF SUCCESSION MANAGEMENT IN POLAND AS AN
EXAMPLE OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF LEGAL INSTITUTIONS Malgorzata Skórzewska-Amberg
RATIO LEGIS OF THE CRIMINALISATION OF ONLINE CHILD GROOMING
377Rimsha Imran & Farhana Naz
IMPACT OF CHANGES OCCURRING IN THE HISTORICAL STRUCTURE OF
378OLD CITY OF GUJRAT: A STUDY OF RESIDENTIAL AREA IN GUJRAT FORT
Alimbetov Askat Shyngysbaevich
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METHODOLOGY FOR ANALYZING THE MAIN INDICATORS OF
ACCOUNTING STATEMENTS AND THE ESSENCE OF LEGAL REGULATION Ivan Pavlovic, Milan Stevanovic & Nemanja Zdravkovic, Nada Plavsa
CLOUDY WING VIRUS (CWV) IN HONEYBEES
380Elena Sierikova, Elena Strelnikova & Yuriy Naumenko, Denys Kriutchenko DAMPING OF LIQUID VIBRATIONS AS IN RIGID TANKS WITH BAFFLES
381Abdulaziz Halliru Doro, Fatima Binta Suleiman, Abdulrashid Yusuf
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DETERMINATION OF HEAVY METALS AND RISK ASSESSMENT IN THE
LEAVES OF Guiera senegalensis IN KATSINA STATE Daljit Kaur
SIKH ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS FOR SUSTAINABLE CIVILIZATION
384Priya Choudhary & Richa Gupta
MEDIATING EFFECT OF RESILIENCE ON SPIRITUALITY AND
385PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AMONG ELDERLY PEOPLE Kamal Kouhi & Yunus Fayind
386
SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON
SOCIETY
Le Tran Thanh Liem, Pham Van Trong Tinh & Nguyen Thi Bach Kim, Nguyen Thi Kim Phuoc
THE STATUS OF LIVELIHOOD AND PROPOSALS FOR PRODUCTION
388SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE THE INCOME OF HOUSEHOLDS IN A SUBURBAN AREA OF CAN THO CITY, VIETNAM
Nabila Sher, Hafsa Zafar, Rubina Nazli & Mashal Zafar, Kalsoom Tariq
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EFFECT OF LIPID-BASED MULTIPLE MICRONUTRIENTS
SUPPLEMENTATION IN UNDERWEIGHT PRIMIGRAVIDA PRE-
ECLAMPTIC WOMEN ON MATERNAL AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES:
RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Mukhtar Ahmed
HUMAN MIGRATION AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIAN SOCIETY AND
390EDUCATION
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DAMPING OF LIQUID VIBRATIONS AS IN RIGID TANKS WITH BAFFLES
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
Yuriy Naumenko, magistrant
V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0001-9058-6727
Denys Kriutchenko, leading engineer
A.M. Podgorny Institute for Mechanical Engineering Problems NAS of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0002-6804-6991
ABSTRACT
Shells of revolution are usually used as reservoirs and tanks for storage different liquids. These liquids often are inflammable or toxic. So, the intensive vibrations of these reservoirs content can lead to very dangerous consequences, such as splashing out hazardous contents, which can lead to fire, explosions, and environmental degradation [1,2].
To damp sloshing, a lot of devices were proposed by scientists and engineers [3,4] as well as advanced technological materials [5] for reservoirs manufacturing.
In this paper the fluid-filled cylindrical tanks with different baffles are considered. The conical and flat baffles are proposed [6] and quarter tanks are also investigated [7]. The liquid inside shells is supposed to be ideal and incompressible, and its flow induced by suddenly applied loadings is regarded as non- vortex.
So, liquid movement can be described by harmonical potential Ф. For the Laplace equations the boundary conditions are formulated. They are non-penetration conditions at the shell and baffle surfaces, and dynamical and kinematical conditions at the free surface. Using third Green’s formula, the boundary integral equations are received, For their numerical solutions here we used boundary element method, described in [8,9]. The rigid shell is subjected to an external excitation in horizontal direction. It is assumed here that the excitation is harmonical one with given frequency and amplitude. The effect of baffle installation is studied, and its influence is estimated both on own frequencies and the free surface elevation. It has been demonstrated that the frequencies became smaller when horizontal or conical baffles are installed, but in quarter tank the inverse effect is observed, namely, the own frequencies are increased. But for both horizontal and vertical baffles, the free surface elevation is decreased via time, as it shown in Fig.1.
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Fig.1. Free surface level at different frequencies.
Here black lines are corresponded to liquid vibrations in shells without baffles, and green lines demonstrated the essential reducing of free surface amplitudes via time.
So, the baffle installation in storage reservoirs can diminish the dangerous consequences of liquid sloshing.
Keywords: liquid sloshing, shells of revolution, baffles, forced vibrations.
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NONSTATIONARY TEMPERATURE FIELDS AND THERMAL STRESSES IN A MULTILAYER AIRCRAFT GLAZING
Natalia Smetankina, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Anatolii Pidgornyi Institute of Mechanical Engineering Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine
ORCID: 0000-0001-9528-3741 Serhii Misiura, PhD
Anatolii Pidgornyi Institute of Mechanical Engineering Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkiv, Ukraine
ORCID: 0000-0002-5048-1610 Ievgeniia Misiura, PhD
Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics, Kharkiv, Ukraine ORCID: 0000-0002-5208-0853
ABSTRACT
The majority of publications devoted to thermal stressed state of laminated structures deal with deformation of structures under steady temperature conditions or dynamic temperature fields with prescribed distribution through the thickness [1].
The hypothesis about a piecewise-linear temperature distribution through the thickness of a laminated package is often applied [2]. However, the non-stationary character of a problem requires a more exact description of the temperature field obtained directly from solution of a heat conduction equation [3-5].
A method for calculation of nonstationary thermal fields in a multilayer glazing of vehicles under the effect of impulse film heat sources is offered. The multilayer glazing is considered as a multilayer plate with complex shape made up of isotropic layers with constant thickness. The temperature on the side surface of the plate is zero. Convective heat transfer occurs on outer surfaces of the plate; on layers' interfaces film heat sources are arranged.
The heat conduction equation for an arbitrary plate layer after the Laplace transformation on time is reduced to the functional equation. In the same way initial and boundary conditions are transformed. A solution of the functional equation we search in the form of three space functions product. That enables us to get the system of ordinary differential equations. We represent the system solution as double trigonometrical series taking into account boundary conditions on the plate side surface.
Series expansion factors are determined from a system of linear algebraic equations which is formed of boundary conditions on outer surfaces and layers' interfaces. The system right member contains factors of expansion of interlayer film heat source functions. After determination of factors a transform of the required function is found by the second expansion theorem, and the problem solution has the form of double trigonometrical series.
Deformation of the plate is considered on the basis of the refined theory of the first-order accounting transverse shear strains in each layer. The thermal elastic equilibrium equations and the boundary conditions on the contour are obtained using Lagrange's variation principle. The problem solution is obtained by the embedding method [6]. According to the method, the complex-shape plate is virtually embedded within an auxiliary enveloping multilayer simply supported plate of rectangular planform shape with the same composition of layers. An auxiliary plate is one whose contour shape and boundary conditions yield a simple analytical solution. The system of general equations is integrated by expansion into Taylor series.
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As an example, we investigated thermal fields and stresses in five-layer aircraft elements under heating by the film heat source. The heat source has the rectangular form. It is arranged between the first and the second layers of the glazing element. The stresses in glazing layers are determined under the action of heat fields obtained by solving the nonstationary heat conduction problem. The results were validated by comparison with test data [7].
The method offered can be used for designing a safe multilayer glazing of transport vehicles and different composite structures [8-14] under operational and emergency thermal loads.
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13. Sierikova O.M., Strelnikova O.O., Gnitko V.I., Tonkonozhenko A.M., Pisnia L.A. Neutralization of static electricity in oil storage systems through application of nanocomposites with carbon fiber inclusions. Applied questions of mathematical modeling. 2021. Vol. 4, No. 2.2. P. 159–168.
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