Mesh Network Analysis for Weld Joint Properties: Modelling and Simulation
Aminul Liu
Corresponding
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
John Mensah
University of Moratuwa
Mahmoud Hussein
Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission
Meena Wickramasinghe
University of Dhaka
Abstract
Existing design codes provide only limited guidance on the treatment of weld joint properties in medical instrumentation. The solution procedure adopts mesh network analysis, and its results are presented in non-dimensional form. The results demonstrate that weld joint properties is highly sensitive to variations in the governing parameters. The results underline the importance of proper quality control during manufacture and installation.
Keywords:
weld joint propertiesmesh network analysisdigital signal processingsediment transportbiogasdistillation
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