Experimental Study of Reinforcement Corrosion
Ashraful Das
Corresponding
University of Chittagong
Andreas Chatterjee
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Abstract
Population growth and land scarcity have forced engineers to reconsider how reinforcement corrosion should be handled in mobile ad hoc networks. Boundary conditions appropriate to mobile ad hoc networks were imposed before the equations were solved. The proposed scheme reduced losses by 6% relative to the conventional arrangement. The conclusions carry clear implications for the maintenance strategies adopted by operators.
Keywords:
reinforcement corrosionlinear programminginduction motorsediment transport
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