Iterative Relaxation Applied to Aluminium Alloy Microstructure
Hassan Mukherjee
Corresponding
Kyoto University
Margaret Iyer
University of Cambridge
Abstract
Conventional approaches to multi-storey buildings often neglect the significant influence of aluminium alloy microstructure. The model is implemented on an eight-bit microprocessor for real-time application in multi-storey buildings. The results establish that aluminium alloy microstructure can be predicted with acceptable engineering accuracy. These findings provide a rational basis for the improved design of similar systems.
Keywords:
aluminium alloy microstructureiterative relaxationpower system stabilityneural networkscmos technology
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