Browsing ERU - 2018 by Faculty "Engineering"

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  • Applicability of environmental and physical planning laws to the construction industry in Sri Lanka 
    Rathnasinghe, IP; Wijeivickrama, MKCS; Abeynayake, M [Conference-Abstract]
    The development of construction industry should be aligned within the legal boundaries of a country. Generally, complications in the environmental and physical planning directly impact the construction activities and ...
  • Condition monitoring system for outdoor insulators 
    Karunarathna, IMAM; Karunathilaka, KTL; Wanasinghe, WMHM; Sampath, GKL; Lucas, JR; Samarasinghe, R [Conference-Abstract]
    High Voltage insulators are vital components in transmission and distribution systems in a power network. Most of the insulators are used in open air applications where they are subjected to different environment conditions. ...
  • Epoxy resin nano-composites as high voltage insulating material 
    Kanmarathna, BPM; Cliitliradewa, DVK; Kumara, HS; Weerasekara, CS; Rathnayuke, T; Samarasinghe, R [Conference-Abstract]
    In recent years there has been an increasing interest in Nano Dielectrics. By incorporating a fewpercent of nanoparticles into a host resin, it is possible to achieve drastically improved electrical and mechanical ...
  • Product attribute extraction based real-time c2c matching of microblogging messages. 
    Mohamed Rilji, MR; Bandara, HMND; Ranathunga, S [Conference-Abstract]
    We describe a solution for real-time matching of microblogging messages related to product selling or buying. C2C buy/sell interest matching in real time is nontrivial due to the complexities of interpreting social media ...
  • R(P)Aban: A Software Process for Robotic Process Automation Projects 
    Padmini, KVJ; De Silva, O; Bandara, HMND; Perera, GIUS; Asanka, N [Conference-Abstract]
    Advancement of the software industry and artificial intelligence made the way to Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Business processes with structured, rule-based and repetitive tasks that produce definitive outputs are ...