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  • Amarasinghe, DAS; Samarasekara, AMPB; Madhuwanthi, WADP; Dammage, DNS [Conference-Full-text]
    It is the common belief that, silver is one of the most effective and the least toxic inorganic antimicrobial agent. At minute concentrations, silver ions are nontoxic to human cells. In this study we investigate the ability ...
  • Hettiarachchi, M; Karunarathne, S; Dissanayake, K [Conference-Full-text]
    Chromium is a highly soluble transition metal of vital industrial importance. It occurs in both trivalent and hexavalent forms. Due to many well identified adverse impacts of chromium to human health and natural ecosystems, ...
  • Dassanayake, VPC; Nanayakkara, LDJF [Conference-Full-text]
    By surveying some of the research that has been carried out, a need for a systematic approach to the problem formulation and solution development in designing custom-made integrated production planning systems has been ...
  • Pathirana, DNW; Dassanayake, VPC [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    With the emergence of personal robotics applications, mobile robotics technology has reached beyond the factory floor into unstructured environments that have not been specifically engineered for robots. In contrast to ...
  • Dharrnadasa, IT; Lucas, JR; Udawatta, UKDL; Wijayapala, WDAS [Conference-Abstract]
    This paper results the research carried on the 2D resistivity inversion problem, where resistivity distribution is determined from the apparent resistivity measurements using the Artificial Neural Networks. Neural Network ...
  • Cooray, TMJA [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    One of the most powerful and widely used methodologies for forecasting economic time series is the class of models known as seasonal autoregressive processes. In this paper presents a new approach not only for identifying ...
  • Kariapper, ABY; Nanayakkara, D [Conference-Full-text]
    A mathematical formula was derived to predict the porosity of pervious concrete (PC) at its fresh state. Coarse aggregates (CA) within the size ranges of 0.016-0.02m and 0.01- 0.014m were used in the study. Pervious ...
  • Prashantha, MAB; Premachandra, BAJK; Amarasinghe, ADUS [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Iodine value is defined as the number of centigrams of iodine per gram of oil sample. Drying property of fatty oils mainly depends on the type of unsaturated fatty acids and relative amounts of each type of fatty acid in ...
  • Munasinghe, KC; Bowatta, BGCT; Abayarathne, HYR; Kumararathna, N; Maduwantha, LKAH; Arachchige, NMP; Amarasinghe, YWR [Conference-Full-text]
    Micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS) based micro gripper for micro-assembling processes is designed. Gripper arms are actuated using a combination of Ni-Ti shape memory alloys and Si springs allowing a gripping range ...
  • Dinujaya, N; Narangoda, C; Karunanayake, L; Panawala, PSS; Tissera, I; Samarasekara, AMPB; Amarasinghe, DAS [Conference-Full-text]
    A new low-cost strategy for the catalyst-free synthesis of HCl-doped polyaniline (PANI) was developed. A 50:50 (water/hydrogen peroxide) solution was used as an oxidant and a 1M HCl solution was used as an acidic ...
  • Darmawardana, PDH; Kahingala, td; Karunarathna, KMCG; Kularatne, LBSN; Karunadasa, JP [Conference-Abstract]
    This paper proposes a nine level Cascaded H-Bridge Multi-Level Inverter, realized via Distortion Minimization PWM technology which is incorporated in an Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS), operating in the low power end. The ...
  • Thilakawardana, D; Tittagala, SR [Conference-Full-text]
    The absence of proper understanding and facilities for heat treatment, specifically surface treatment techniques has retarded the development of tooi and die industry in Sri Lanka. Thus there has been a growing interest ...
  • De Silva, SDC; Sivahar, V [Conference-Full-text]
    This paper presents results of the study of ultrasonic pulse velocity and compressive strength of ordinary Portland cement mortar. Objectives of this study are to determine correlations between ultrasonic pulse velocity ...
  • De Silva, SD; Sivahar, V [Conference-Abstract]
    This paper presents results of the study of ultrasonic pulse velocity and compressive strength of ordinary Portland cement mortar. Objectives of this study are to determine correlations between ultrasonic pulse velocity ...
  • Nanayakkara, ND; Munasingha, SC; Ruwanpathirana, GP [Conference-Full-text]
    Diabetes needs regular blood glucose monitoring to control it. Invasive blood glucose measuring is the current gold standard. It causes discomfort for the patient and sometimes even infections. Researchers around the ...
  • Herath, HMKKMB; Jayasekara, AGBP; Madhusanka, BGAD [Conference-Full-text]
    Sarcopenia, defined by a gradual loss of muscle mass and function, affects many elderly people and is associated with reduced mobility, greater frailty, and a higher risk of falling. Using a vision attentive model and ...
  • Zimar, AMZ; Nowsath, MH; Muhammad, MN; Herath, SR [Conference-Full-text]
    Metal foams are used extensively in civil and mechanical engineering applications. However the behaviuor of metal foams under various loading conditions are not well understood. Therefore this study investigates ...
  • De Silva, WSD; Ratnasooriya, AHR; Abeykoon, H [Conference-Full-text]
    Many urban water supply schemes face numerous challenges, including inadequate water supply relative to public demand, outdated infrastructure causing water losses, leading to substandard services throughout the ...
  • Nadarajah, S; Jayasekara, M; Mallikarachchi, C [Conference-Abstract]
    Ultra-thin woven fibre composites are becoming popular in weight sensitive applications and hence it is important to predict their mechanical properties for design improvements. This paper presents a simple homogenize ...
  • Egodage, DP; Jayalath, HTS; Samarasekara, AMPB; Amarasinghe, DAS; Madushani, SPA; Senerath, SMNS [Conference-Abstract]
    Modern days, in food industry significant attention has paid to secure food quality, safety and shelf-life. Microbial growth is the major cause of food spoilage which reduces shelf life of food. Food packaging plays a ...