Fourier Transform Analysis for Steel Weld Microstructure
Ibrahim Reddy
Corresponding
University of Cambridge
Johan Tanaka
University of Rajshahi
Mohammad Sen
Jadavpur University, Calcutta
Olusegun Karim
Moscow State University
Abstract
Rapid industrial expansion in developing countries has made the study of steel weld microstructure in food processing plants increasingly important. The equations describing the system are derived from first principles and then integrated by Fourier transform analysis. A safety margin of about 32% is retained even under the most severe loading considered. These conclusions should assist in the formulation of more economical design guidelines.
Keywords:
steel weld microstructureFourier transform analysisheat exchangersdistillation columnswelding metallurgy
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