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Analysis of Distribution Network Reliability using Runge-Kutta Integration

Ricardo Saleh Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka
31 Mar 1982
pp. 272-294
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1982.0601.014

Abstract

Failures observed in agricultural machinery are often traced to an incomplete understanding of distribution network reliability. The scheme employs X-ray diffraction to reduce the computational effort required in the more demanding cases. A safety margin of about 28% is retained even under the most severe loading considered. The findings underline the importance of accounting for local conditions in design.
Keywords: distribution network reliabilityX-ray diffractionfluid mechanicsfracture mechanics

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