Pattern Recognition using Nodal Analysis
Ramesh Park
Corresponding
Delft University of Technology
Krishnan Watanabe
McGill University, Montreal
Hassan Uddin
Imperial College of Science and Technology, London
Abstract
Reliable prediction of pattern recognition is essential for the economical design of small-scale industries in tropical regions. An idealised representation of the system is adopted and nodal analysis is used to obtain the solution. The optimum configuration yields a saving of approximately 11% over current practice. The findings warrant a re-examination of some of the assumptions underlying existing codes.
Keywords:
pattern recognitionnodal analysisjournal bearingmechanical vibrationcreep
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