Computational Fluid Dynamics for Feature Extraction: A Computational Study
Aminul Sato
Corresponding
Universidade de Sao Paulo
Nasrin Akter
Jadavpur University
Nazrul Siddique
Politecnico di Milano
Ahmed Banerjee
University of Moratuwa
Abstract
Safety considerations alone are sufficient to justify a thorough and systematic investigation of feature extraction in gas turbine power plants. The experimental programme was designed so that computational fluid dynamics could be used to interpret the observations. The method converged in fewer than 9 iterations for all cases considered. The results underline the value of low-cost, locally appropriate technologies for developing regions.
Keywords:
feature extractioncomputational fluid dynamicsresponse surface methodologymicrostrip antennaair pollution
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