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International MAAC Symposium 2019
                              Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu, Malaysia. 25-26 September 2019



               [ID PA1016]
                           Engine Performance Study On Modification Of Overstroke Crankshaft
               Muhd Hasanul Isyraf Bin Mat Junoh 1, a , Ahmad Jamsani Bin Mahmud 1,b  and Khairul Rijal Bin Mustafa 2,c
                              1 Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Dungun Terengganu, Malaysia
                                        2 Politeknik Muadzam Shah, Pahang, Malaysia
                                                    b
                       a
               E-mail :  hasanul.isyraf@psmza.edu.my,  ahmad.jamsani@psmza.edu.my,  khairul.rijal@pms.edu.my
                                                                                  c
               Abstract. In volatile global oil prices, vehicle consumers are becoming increasingly frustrated when oil
               prices soar as a result of lower monthly spending, especially for low-income people. This is because
               they have to spend more to buy motor oil and also to a lesser extent affect the prices of everyday goods
               on the market. A study is needed to modify the engine that will save fuel consumption and also improve
               the performance of the engine.In this study, four-stroke Yamaha Nouvo motorcycles engine that had
               undergone modification on the crankshaft. The changes have raised this motorcycle CC from 115CC to
               125CC by modification on the motorcycle stroke which originally had a stroke of 57.9 mm and was
               modified to 62.9 mm which was increased by 5mm. The test run of standard engine with modification
               engine to compare fuel consumptions and engine performance was conducted on. The result shows
               fuel  consumptions  and  performance  of modified  engine  is  better  than  standard  engine.  It  saves  oil
               consumption by up to 23% and increases its speed by 20.5% and also acceleration by 42.8%.


               Keywords: Crankshaft, Overstroke, Fuel Consumptions, Engine Performance




               [ID PA1027]
                           Milimeter Wave Patch Antenna Using Thick Su8 Photoresist Technique

                                  Basliza Bt Mohamad Noor 1, a  and Dr Noor Asniza Bt Murad 2,b
                           1 Kolej Komuniti Paya Besar, Jalan Gambang, Gambang, Pahang, Malaysia
                                  2 Universiti Teknolgi Malaysia, Johor Bharu, Johor, Malaysia
                                                                b
                                      a basliza.kk@1govuc.gov.my,  asniza@fke.utm.my

               Abstract.  Millimeter  wave  is  defined  as  wave  traveling  at  smaller  than  10  mm  wavelength,  which
               covering signal with frequency ranges from 30 GHz to 300 GHz. At these high frequencies, losses are
               considered high compared to radio frequency microwave band. Thus, common patch antenna widely
               used  in  microwave  band  might  have  different  profile  and  complication  in  realization.  This  work  is
               designed and fabricated of rectangular patch antenna at 30 GHz frequency using layers of thick SU-8
               photoresist technique. In this work, the antenna is designed on air substrate in order to reduce the losses
               due to substrate loss. However, the design must consider limitations and how to sustain the position of
               suspended  structure.  The  performance  of  the  antenna  is  being  simulated  using  CST  Software
               considering the S parameters and the radiation pattern. Good impedance matching was found with the
               designs. The result it shows that the antenna has better result in term of return loss and bandwidth which
               is found to be -17.46 dB and >2% at frequency 30 GHz. The optimised antenna is fabricated using thick
               SU-8 photoresist technique without clean room.

               Keywords: Millimeter wave, antenna and Su8 Photoresist Technique.











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