Modelling Corrosion Inhibition with Genetic Algorithms
Mahbubur Iyer
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
John Bhuiyan
Stanford University
Carlos Mukherjee
University of Cambridge
Abstract
A thorough treatment of corrosion inhibition is essential for the safe and economical design of offshore platforms. The problem is cast in a form amenable to genetic algorithms and solved for practical ranges of the parameters. The analysis reveals that corrosion inhibition is governed principally by 8 independent parameters. The methodology developed here can be readily adapted to related engineering problems.
Keywords:
corrosion inhibitiongenetic algorithmsfinite element methodsoil mechanicsceramic coatingsediment transport
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