Nonlinear Pushover Analysis Applied to Wireless Sensor Network Routing
Andreas Bhuiyan
Corresponding
University of Sao Paulo
Arjun Das
Nanyang Technological University
Mustafa Garcia
Tsinghua University
Ana Tan
University of Dhaka
Abstract
Over the past decade wireless sensor network routing has emerged as a critical factor limiting the efficiency of microgrid operation. The approach adopts nonlinear pushover analysis to optimise the design variables subject to practical constraints. The optimised design lowers energy consumption by approximately 34%. The work highlights the need for revised guidelines suited to the regional context.
Keywords:
wireless sensor network routingnonlinear pushover analysismicrostrip antennacorrosion inhibitionnanocomposite
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