Grain refinement of 7075Al alloy microstructures by inoculation with Al- Ti-B master alloy
This paper aims to bring some clarification on grain refinement and modification of high strength alloys used in aerospace technique. In this work it was taken into account 7075 Al alloy, and the melt treatment was carried out by placing in the form of master alloy wire ternary AlTiB the casting trough at 730°C. The morphology of the resulting ...
By V Hotea, J Juhasz, F Cadar
Software architecture for a multi-purpose real-time control unit for research purposes
A new, freely programmable, scalable control system for academic research purposes was developed. The intention was, to have a control unit capable of handling multiple PT1000 temperature sensors at reasonable accuracy and temperature range, as well as digital input signals and providing powerful output signals. To take full advantage of the system...
By S Epple, R Jung, K Jalba, V Nasui
Empirical evidences of owners' managerial behaviour - the case of small companies
In a small firm, the founder or the owner-manager often leaves his or her own personal “stamp” on the way things are done, finding solutions for the multitude of problems the firm faces, and maintaining control over the firm’s operations. The paper aims to investigate the degree to which the owner-managers are controlling the oper...
By G Lobontiu, M Banica, S Ravai-Nagy
Agile methodology selection criteria: IT start-up case study
Project management in modern IT companies is often based on agile methodologies which have several advantages compared to traditional methodologies such is waterfall. Having in mind that clients sometimes change project during development it is crucial for an IT company to choose carefully which methodology is going to implement and is it going to ...
By Lj Micic
Challenges of human resource management in the institutions for care of elderly people
Human resources are the most important resources of any work organization or institution. They are the bearers of the work process and are key in determining the quality of a product or service. The staff employed in an institution contributes with their work to its business success which is why the institution management should pay close attention...
By Lj Lepir, D Šćepović, A R Radonjić
Safety of the shaft-wheel assembly of electric locomotives
Shafts of electric locomotives are exposed to complex normal and tangential stresses during its exploitation. These stresses could have extremely high level producing the breakage of the shaft. It is well known that shafts have much longer service life than wheels. However, since the stresses in shaft’s material are high, it is possible to mi...
By M Todic, V Golubovic-Bugarski
Migration of optical core network to next generation networks – Carrier Grade Ethernet Optical Transport Network
In order to maintain the continuity of the telecom operators' network construction, while monitoring development needs, increasing customers' demands and application of technological improvements, it is necessary to migrate optical transport core network to the next generation networks - Carrier Grade Ethernet Optical Transport Network (OTN CE). Th...
By D Glamočanin
Particulate matter urban air pollution from traffic car
The particulate matters (PM) are very important compounds of urban air pollution. There are a lot of air pollution sources who can generate PM and one of the most important of them it is urban traffic car. Air particulate matters have a major influence on human health so everywhere are looking for PM reducing solutions. It is knows that one of the ...
By G M Filip, V M Brezoczki
Audit in public administration's information systems – External or internal?
Audit of the information system, thanks to the increased use of ICT and related cyber-crime, becomes a very important process in modern companies and institutions. It is usual to engage or outsource a third party for independent financial audit. But what about auditing of the information system of public administration institutions? This paper give...
By D Drljača, B Latinović
The heavy metal ions (Cu2+, Zn2+, Cd+) toxic compounds influence on triticale plants growth
The presence of the heavy metals toxic compounds (CuSO4 5H2O, ZnSO4 7H2O and 3CdSO4 8H2O) in water and soil can be observed by their negative effects on the germination and growth process for different vegetable (barley, oat, maize) who are used for human and animal consumption. This paper it aims the determination of germination and growth inhibit...
By V M Brezoczki, G M Filip