Digital Simulation for Digital Image Processing
Bimal Smith
Corresponding
Kyoto University
Kamrul Das
University of Tokyo
Amitava Park
Cairo University
Habibur Hussain
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
Abstract
The increasing scale of brick kilns has exposed the limitations of the classical treatment of digital image processing. Using digital simulation, expressions are derived for the principal quantities of interest in brick kilns. In 6 of the cases examined the design requirement was met with a comfortable margin. The conclusions are likely to remain valid over the range of conditions commonly met in practice.
Keywords:
digital image processingdigital simulationstructural analysiscorrosion
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