Fluidised Bed Combustion
An Experimental Investigation
John Park
Corresponding
Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Suresh Suzuki
University of Roorkee
Abstract
The present investigation addresses the persistent difficulty of predicting fluidised bed combustion in earthquake-resistant construction. The model is implemented on an eight-bit microprocessor for real-time application in earthquake-resistant construction. Performance improves markedly when 6 or more stages are employed in series. The approach offers a practical means of reducing both cost and material wastage.
Keywords:
fluidised bed combustionstate-space modellingmicroprocessor controlneural networksweldingshear strength
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