On Jute-Fibre Reinforced Composites
Abdul Karim
Corresponding
Seoul National University
Abstract
Rising energy costs have renewed interest in improving the efficiency of wind power generation through a better treatment of jute-fibre reinforced composites. The approach combines k-means clustering with careful experimental measurement to characterise the behaviour of wind power generation. A cost saving of about 24% was achieved without any loss of performance. Adoption of the recommended measures is likely to yield both economic and environmental benefits.
Keywords:
jute-fibre reinforced compositesk-means clusteringprincipal component analysisinduction motorheat transferadsorption
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