Digital Image Correlation for Turbocharger Compressor Surge
Shakil Reddy
Imperial College London
Fatima Perera
Indian Institute of Science
Abstract
In many developing economies, rapid urbanization, ageing infrastructure, and increasingly variable climatic loads place mounting pressure on autonomous vehicles. The model parameters were estimated from historical records associated with autonomous vehicles. A 9% reduction in emissions was obtained relative to current practice. These findings provide a practical basis for improving the design codes used across the region.
Keywords:
turbocharger compressor surgedigital image correlationfatigue lifeflood forecasting
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