Rushikesh R. Savale

Bio: Rushikesh R. Savale is an academic researcher from Lovely Professional University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Albatross. The author has co-authored 1 publications.

Evolutionary and Hereditary Traits of an Albatross and its Aerodynamic Optimality

Abstract: The aerodynamic efficiency of the albatross has always fascinated researchers and the designing of drones mimicking the albatross's aerodynamic traits have been a major area of interest for the aerospace industry. This review sheds light on the traits behind an albatross's aerodynamic efficiency such as dynamic soaring, bell shaped lift distribution and provides insights into its hereditary posed encodings and evolutions. The soaring techniques have been introduced and discussed along with the albatross's morphology and structure which is responsible for its efficiency. In addition, the albatross's navigational and foraging strategies are briefly discussed to provide a better understanding of the effects of atmospheric conditions on the albatross's flight characteristics and the limitations.

Aerodynamic and experimental investigation on a delta wing incorporated with winglets at different angles

Abstract: Delta wing has numerous applications across aerospace vehicles. Highly inclined and variable swept back wings have a lot of added advantages in maneuverable fighter airplanes, supersonic cruise airliner; and modern unmanned aerial vehicles that have been equipped with and have deployed low swept back delta wings. Vortex flow across these delta wings is dominant for micro aerial vehicles and mini unmanned aerial vehicles flying at a low speed Reynolds number regime. Many experiments were carried out to study and analyze the aerodynamic flow parameters of delta wings wherein vortex sheet flow patterns were observed and studied at different angles of attack and flow parameters. In this paper we are plotting lift co-efficient and drag coefficient for a flat delta wing with and without winglets at different angles of attack under low Reynolds numbers. Furthermore, simulations are carried out to draw comparisons between the winglets on the basis of span-wise flow velocity vectors.

The investigation of network security, including penetration attacks and potential security mechanisms

Abstract: - Security is an important aspect of computing and networking technology. The first and most important aspect of any network design, planning, construction, and operation is the significance of a solid security strategy. Network security is becoming increasingly critical to personal computer users, businesses, and the military. With the introduction of the internet, security has become a big problem. Many security threats were made possible by the internet's structure. Because of the ease with which intellectual property can be obtained via the internet, network security is becoming increasingly important. When an attack is sent via a network, it can take several forms. Knowing the attack mechanisms enables adequate security to evolve. Many businesses protect themselves from the internet by using of Firewalls and encryption methods are examples of security measures. On global networking infrastructures, there is a vast number of personal, commercial, military, and government information, all of which necessitates different security procedures. In this research, we attempt to investigate numerous types of assaults as well as various types of security mechanisms that might be applied based on the network's needs and architecture.