Genetic Algorithm for Catalytic Conversion: Principles and Practice
Anisur Talukder
Corresponding
University of Tehran
Reza Fernandez
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Abdul Silva
Khulna University
Abstract
Conventional design procedures for wind power generation often neglect catalytic conversion, leading to conservative and sometimes uneconomical solutions. Results obtained from genetic algorithm were cross-checked against independent field observations gathered over the course of the study. The refined design lowered material consumption by roughly 57% while maintaining the required safety margin. The work contributes to the growing body of knowledge on engineering practice in tropical environments.
Keywords:
catalytic conversiongenetic algorithmsupport vector machineharmonic distortionmicrostrip antennachannel estimation
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