Shear Strength of Deep Beams: A Review
Marco Sharma
Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Omar Li
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Abstract
The interaction between shear strength of deep beams and the surrounding environment is of great practical significance in broadband wireless access. A mathematical model is developed and solved using adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference to capture the essential features of the problem. Agreement between simulation and measurement is found to be better than 40%. The results suggest that considerable improvement is possible within existing constraints.
Keywords:
shear strength of deep beamsadaptive neuro-fuzzy inferencefuzzy logicwireless sensor networks
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