Metallic Corrosion using Finite Element Analysis
Wei Adeyemi
Corresponding
University of São Paulo
Ricardo Yamamoto
Stanford University
Ingrid Gupta
Georgia Institute of Technology
Aminul Desai
Jadavpur University, Calcutta
Abstract
Efficient management of urban water supply calls for improved methods of assessing metallic corrosion. The specimens are subjected to cyclic loading and the response recorded automatically. An increase of 53% in efficiency is shown to be possible through the modifications proposed here. The approach is likely to be of particular benefit where resources are severely constrained.
Keywords:
metallic corrosionfinite element analysisflood routingphase-locked loopnumerical analysiscomputational fluid dynamics
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