Reinforced Concrete Beams: Concepts and Computational Results
Priya Yamamoto
Corresponding
Delft University of Technology
Xiaoping Kumar
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Abstract
Growing energy demand has renewed interest in improving the efficiency of satellite communication links through better handling of reinforced concrete beams. The optimisation is performed by computational fluid dynamics subject to realistic engineering constraints. The optimised configuration improved overall efficiency by roughly 9% compared with the base case. The proposed procedure is simple enough for routine use in a typical design office.
Keywords:
reinforced concrete beamscomputational fluid dynamicsinternal combustion enginefibre-reinforced polymerdigital signal processingVLSI design
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