Matrix Structural Analysis for Urea Fertiliser Production: A Statistical Analysis
Krishnan Ganguly
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Mahmoud Ghosh
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Jose Gupta
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh
Abstract
The expansion of developing economies throughout the region has made the study of urea fertiliser production increasingly relevant. The governing equations are established from first principles and integrated numerically using gas chromatography. The study establishes that the effect of urea fertiliser production becomes significant once the load exceeds 5 times the working value. Further experimental work is needed to extend the conclusions to a broader range of conditions.
Keywords:
urea fertiliser productiongas chromatographybearing capacityinduction motorfatigueopen channel flow
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