Influence of Phytonorman Eco-Oils Nature and Content on Processing of the Elastomeric Materials Based on Nitrile Butadiene Rubber Analysis

The work presents the results of testing new eco-oils in elastomeric materials based on nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR). The influence of eco-oils grade and content on the rubber mixes based on NBR 2665 processing was studied. It is established that Phytonorman 212 acts as a technologically active additive that improves the rheological and relaxation characteristics of rubber mixes. Phytonorman 213 acts as an activator of the vulcanization process when eco-oils content is 2 phr. To maintain the complex of physical, mechanical and working performances, so as to prevent the slowdown of the vulcanization process at 7 phr eco-oil content it is recommended to adjust vulcanizing group component content and filler grade.

A Review on Data Discrepancy Factor Performance for Industrial Applications using Clustering Algorithms

DDF is the most significant measure among different bunch execution procedures to assess the immaculateness of any group component. Ordinarily, best groups are assessing by processing the quantity of information focuses inside a bunch. At the point when this tally is comparable to the quantity of required information focuses then this group is viewed as great. The greatness of the bunch system is fundamental not exclusively to discover the information check inside a group yet in addition to inspect it by totalling the information focuses these are (I) present inside a group where it ought not be and the other way around and (ii) not grouped for example anomalies (OL). The principle usefulness of DDF is that all bunch focuses can be gathered in comparative groups without exceptions, the current paper features on how contrasted with DDF more effective Clusters can be shaped through the Modern DDF. Further, we assess the exhibition of some grouping calculations, K-Means. As of late we, fostered the Modified K-Means Algorithm and Hierarchical Algorithm by utilizing the Data Discrepancy Factor (DDF).

Dakwah Pemberdayaan Partisipasi Keluarga

This paper aims to describe the dynamics of family empowerment in supporting da'wah programs in the countryside. Changes to the order of life, including in the rural areas, need adaptation from the da'wah movement that can balance and fill the changes towards a more qualified society. The family is the smallest group component, at most, and is most directly related to da'wah activities in the countryside. Family participation as a subject and missionary partner will determine the overall success. The research method used is a qualitative approach with community empowerment interventions. The target community is religious leaders and the community of the da'wah congregation, including: DKM chairmen, the reciters of recitation, and the asatidz, worshipers of mothers and teenagers as well as children of pengajian worshipers. Data obtained in the form of social and religious activities that have taken place in the village of Mandalasari. First, Social and Religious Activities. Second, Da'wah activities based on Empowering Family Participation. Third, the Role and Obligations as Family Members in empowering da'wah. Writing can describe a case about empowering da'wah through family participation in the countryside.Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menggambarkan dinamika pemberdayaan keluarga dalam mendukung program dakwah di pedesaan. Perubahan pada tatanan kehidupan termasuk di pedesaan perlu adaftasi dari gerakan dakwah yang bisa mengimbangi dan mengisi perubahan menuju masyarakat yang lebih berkualitas. Keluarga merupakan komponen kelompok terkecil, paling banyak, dan paling berhubungan langsung dengan kegiatan dakwah di pedesaan. Peran serta keluarga sebagai subjek dan mitra dakwah menjadi sangat menentukan akan keberhasilan secara keseluruhan. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah pendekatan kualitatif dengan intervensi pemberdayaan masyarakat. Masyarakat sasaran adalah tokoh-tokoh keagamaan dan masyarakat jamaah dakwah, meliputi: Para ketua DKM, Ibu-ibu penggerak pengajian, dan para asatidz, para jamaah Ibu-ibu dan remaja serta anak-anak jamaah pengajian. Data yang diperoleh berupa keegiatan sosial dan keagamaan yang telah berlangsung di Desa Mandalasari. Pertama, Kegiatan Sosial dan Keagamaan. Kedua, Kegiatan Dakwah berbasis Pemberdayaan Partisipasi Keluarga. Ketiga, Peran dan Kewajiban sebagai Anggota Keluarga dalam dakwah pemberdayaan. Tulisan dapat menggambarkan suatu kasus tentang dakwah pemberdayaan melalui partisipasi keluarga di pedesaan.

An Odontometric Investigation of Canary Islander Origins

Attempts by anthropologists to account for the peopling of the Canary Islands have led to theories that call for one, two, and even four immigration events. However, most agree the Canary Island Guanche are biologically closest to Berbers from Morocco and Algeria. Genetic contributions from Arabs, Romans, and Carthaginians have also been proposed. An earlier study by Irish using Penrose analysis of odontometric data in samples of Guanche, Shawia and Kabyle Berbers, and Bedouin Arabs supports many of these proposed genetic relationships.The present investigation expands upon this earlier work by adding samples of Carthaginians, Egyptians, and Nubians, and by using tooth size apportionment analysis, a more robust statistical approach for assessing inter-sample differences in the distribution, or allocation, of tooth size in the maxillary and mandibular dental arcades. The analysis yielded three components that account for >80% of the total variance. Cluster analysis and three-dimensional ordination of group component scores provide additional insight into Canary Island/North African relationships. Except for one early Nubian sample, the Guanche exhibit some measure of affinity to all others. However, they are most like Berbers and Carthaginians. These results suggest that Canary Islanders belong to a greater North African gene pool, yet show the closest affinities to Northwest Africans—which corroborates earlier dental and non-dental findings.

ANALISA KEGAGALAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE FAILURE MODE AND EFFECT ANALISYS (FMEA) PADA UNIT OFF-HIGHWAY TRUCK 777D

Heavy equipment is a tool used to assist humans in performing construction and manufacturing projects to support good governance in the development of infrastructure as well as in the mining process. In use, heavy equipment is not a tool that has never experienced a failure in the system or group component, also in product design even on the work process during its life cycle which will lead to some disadvantages like low levels of production, not achieving the timetable or targets that have been set and also losses from repairing costs. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the systems or any component group that experienced failure the most in the heavy equipment and also need to provide a "value" on the failure. With this, it’s expected to help prevent a decrease in productivity by taking action a precaution against the systems that have high failure value. Value of the failure can be calculated based on unscheduled breakdown data that processed using Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA). This research was conducted using primary data obtained from the data breakdown and by collecting supporting data relating to the object of the report. With this research, it can be obtained the system or component group that has the largest failure value on the heavy equipment.

Income Inequality in Poland and the United Kingdom. Decomposition of the Theil Index

The aim of the article is to compare inequalities of the household disposable income in Poland and the UK. We analyse the Theil index for types of households in 2005 and 2014. We also aim at finding out how household types contribute to the level of overall income inequality in the UK and Poland. We calculate and decompose the Theil indices based on the equivalised disposable household income from the European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) database. We find that “two adults below 65 with no dependent children” household group is the main contributor to the overall Theil index in both countries. We also conclude that the between-group component of the Theil index decreases in Poland and increases in the UK and, in effect, in 2014, it is twice as high in the UK as in Poland.

Fraud Risk Brainstorming at Tesla Motors

ABSTRACT This instructional case offers students the opportunity to explore the fraud risk assessment process and participate in a simulated fraud brainstorming session as required by AS 2401 (formerly SAS 99) for financial statement audits. Drawing on publicly available information about Tesla, Inc. (formerly Tesla Motors), the revolutionary company behind the popular Model S all-electric vehicle, the case materials guide students through multiple learning objectives. These objectives include learning how to: (1) recognize the factors that contribute to financial statement fraud risk; (2) identify and evaluate the likelihood and severity of fraud risks; (3) analyze the ways that fraud risks can lead to material misstatements in the financial statements; (4) understand the purpose of and how to conduct a fraud brainstorming session; and (5) develop audit procedures that respond to assessed fraud risks. In a post-case learning assessment, students reported significant improvement in their knowledge, comprehension, and application of these learning objectives. Students also indicated that they enjoyed learning about these concepts in the context of this popular company. This case has both an individual and a group component, and it is designed for use in an auditing or forensic accounting course at either the undergraduate or the graduate level.