Reinforced Concrete Beam-Column Joints: A Feasibility Study
Arjun Rossi
Corresponding
Sharif University of Technology
Abstract
The complexity of reinforced concrete beam-column joints has made it a recurring theme in studies of Bangladesh power grids. The optimisation problem is formulated and solved by genetic algorithm optimisation. The proposed controller reduces the overshoot by approximately 35%. The findings should prove valuable to both researchers and practising design engineers.
Keywords:
reinforced concrete beam-column jointsgenetic algorithm optimisationheavy metal removalwater resources managementsignal processingnanocomposite
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