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Finite Difference Method Applied to Soil-Structure Interaction

Kamrul Andersson Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
30 Sep 2004
pp. 696-724
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2004.2802.035

Abstract

Scarce capital resources demand that soil-structure interaction be addressed early in the planning of any optical fibre communication. A series of controlled experiments was carried out to isolate the factors governing the response of optical fibre communication. The predicted service life increased by 43% under the improved specification proposed in this study. Further field validation is nevertheless recommended before the results are applied on a large scale.
Keywords: soil-structure interactionfinite difference methodload flow analysisimage segmentationfeature extractioncomposite materials

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