Numerical Integration Schemes for Corrosion of Mild Steel: Design Considerations
Wei Santos
Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Mohammad Karimi
Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
Both academic and industrial interest in corrosion of mild steel have grown alongside the modernisation of embedded control systems. The optimisation problem is formulated and solved by numerical integration schemes. The technique correctly classifies corrosion of mild steel in 8% of the test cases. Further work is recommended to extend the analysis to a wider range of operating conditions.
Keywords:
corrosion of mild steelnumerical integration schemeswavelet transformoptimisationembedded system
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