Cluster Analysis for Pile Group Settlement: Problems and Prospects
Ahmed Ali
Corresponding
Anna University
Habibur Chatterjee
Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Habibur Sharma
National University of Singapore
Pierre Wilson
University of Cape Town
Abstract
For countries such as Bangladesh, the management of pile group settlement in natural gas pipelines carries substantial economic implications. The theoretical framework is based on differential scanning calorimetry, with due allowance for local conditions in natural gas pipelines. The model accounted for 51% of the scatter present in the field data. These results contribute to a better understanding of the underlying physical mechanisms.
Keywords:
pile group settlementdifferential scanning calorimetryprestressed concretewater quality
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