RAIEFL – National Workshop on Recent Advances in Eco Friendly Lubricants in Mechanical Engineering,
Bangalore, India, April 08-09, 2010
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Abstract
This document contains the formatting information for the
abstract presented at the IISc Recent Advances in EcoFriendly Lubricants (RAIEFL-2010). The interactive session will be held in the Satish Dhawan Auditorium (CSIC
complex) on the campus of the Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore, India. RAIEFL-2010 is to be held from 8-9
April, 2010. The title of the abstract should be in bold
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left and the right columns should be 0.635 cm (0.25˝).
Both columns should be of the same width.
The paper size is A4. The left margin should be 2.22
cm (0.875˝), the right 1.40 cm (0.552˝), the top 2.54 cm
(1˝), and the bottom 1.902 cm (0.75˝). The title and the
authors’ names and affiliations should be spread across the
entire page as shown above. However, the body of the
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left and the right columns should be 0.635 cm (0.25˝).
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Introduction
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RAIEFL – National Workshop on Recent Advances in Eco Friendly Lubricants in Mechanical Engineering,
Bangalore, India, April 08-09, 2010
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Acknowledgment
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References
Figure 1: Results obtained from the experiments conducted.
Shown above are the normalized parameters.
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Table captions should be placed at the top. Tables should
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paragraph.
Table 1: Some parameters and their ranges used in the
experiment
S. No. Parameters Range
1
x
0≤x≤10
2
y
0≤y≤10
3
z
0≤z≤10
Results and discussion
In this section, we discuss the formatting of references.
References should be numbered in the order of their first
occurrence. They should be cited with “[#]” at the end of
the sentence or in the middle as the case may be. The citations should be listed at the end of the paper. The format of
the citations is given in the section entitled “References” at
the end of the paper. References should be numbered in the
order of their first occurrence. They should be cited with
“[#]” at the end of the sentence or in the middle as the case
may be. The citations should be listed at the end of the
paper. The format of the citations is given in the section
entitled “References” at the end of the paper.
Conclusions
The formatting rules for the RAIEFL-2010 abstracts are
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the layout and the type setting as outlined in this document.
The cooperation of all the authors is appreciated in produc-
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[2] I.H. Shames, Engineering Mechanics: Statics and
Dynamics, Prentice Hall, 4 sub edition, August 1996.