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Analysis of probability distribution of annual maximum, mean, and minimum stream flows in Sri Lanka

Gamage, NPD [SRC-Report]

Selection of a probability distribution for discharge series is very important in estimating floods accurately. Since the introduction of L-moments (Hosking 1990), numerous investigations have been carried out to assess ...
Colour removal from textile effluent using agricultural waste as adsorbents

Amarasinghe, P; Jayasinghe, PA; Gunasekara, PY [SRC-Report]

The adsorption process is considered as one of the effective methods for colour removal from wastewater. In this study a number of low cost adsorbents were investigated in search of an alternative to commercial Granular ...
Development of intelligent collision avoidance systems

Kumarawadu, S [SRC-Report]

Three research papers included : "A new paradigm for intelligent collision avoidance via interactive and interdependent generic maneuvers", "Cooperatively controlled collision evasive emergency manoeuvres" , "Prototype ...
Enhancement of output of solar panels by means of reflectors

Watugala, GK; Attalage, RA [SRC-Report]

The energy supply from the sun is truly enormous: on average, the earth’s surface receives about 1.2*1017W of solar power. This means that less than one hour enough energy is supplied to the earth to satisfy the entire ...
An Examination of the development of structure and materials and their impact on architectural forms with special reference to long span buildings

Weerasinghe, UGD [SRC-Report]

This research will examine how structural innovations have transformed architecture and form of buildings , from the bulky and massive to the lightweight, while investigating achievement of long span buildings in ...
Improvement of peaty clay with vertical drains

Puswewala, UGA [SRC-Report]

Sri Lanka, being a tropical country, has peat or peaty clay layers in many areas. Such areas are normally associated with marshes, some of which might have existed in its geological past. Peat is normally a product of dead ...
Intelligent behaviors and sensor fusion for mobile robot based on fuzzy realization

Udawatta, L; Jayasiri, DDAS; Pallegedara, A; Dassanayaka, P [SRC-Report]

This paper describes how fuzzy control can be applied to a sonar-based mobile robot. Behavior-based fuzzy control for robot behaviors was designed using sonar sensors. (10) Throughout this research work experimental ...
Preparation of guidelines on use of rainwater tanks for potable use

Gamage, NPD [SRC-Report]

The Jaffna peninsula is characterized by Abstract: erratic rainfall and high evaporation rates leading to unreliable water supply. The people of the Jaffna Peninsula have long recognised this need, and have developed ...
Prospecting geothermal energy from hot water springs at Padiyathalawa

Anitha, SSS; Chanaka, HGDDD; Dassanayake, ABN; Wanni Arachchi, WADSR; Suthakar, AA [Article-Full-text]

Being a country with an increasing population, the demand for power is increasing in Sri Lanka. As a result, there will be a power shortage in the country, near future unless alternative power sources will be introduced ...
Report on surveys for development of "micro level traffic model for a suburban area"

Kumarage, AS [Article-Full-text]

The overall research work being carried out by Mi- Tissa is in the area of micro level traffic modeling for suburban areas. The hypotheses used in this research work are to find out the relationship between income and ...
Sri Lanka industrial estate siting study

Wijesekera, NTS; Bhuvendralingam, S; De Alwis, A; Butler, J; Smythe, R [Article-Full-text]

Expansion and diversification of the existing industrial base in Sri Lanka are major components of the country’s economic development policy. Though increased industrialization holds the promise of an improved economy, it ...
Use of hazard analysis techniques in preventing and reducing process industrial accidents

Wimalasiri, KYD; Gunasekera, MY [SRC-Report]

Increasing experiences of process industrial accidents in the modern industries together with the social and legal pressures have raised the necessity of developing more effective safety evaluation and accident scenario ...

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