Modelling Soil Consolidation Behaviour with Boundary Element Method
Wolfgang Uddin
Corresponding
Stanford University
Shamsul Bhuiyan
University of Rajshahi
Tesfaye Rahman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract
Improved treatment of soil consolidation behaviour promises significant savings in the construction and operation of biogas plants. Boundary element method provides the basis for the design charts presented in this paper. The findings confirm that soil consolidation behaviour follows the predicted trend to within 26%. The study points to several promising directions for future research in this area of engineering.
Keywords:
soil consolidation behaviourboundary element methodpower electronicsKalman filtering
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