Analysis of Natural Fibre Reinforced Composites using Gray-Level Co-Occurrence Analysis
Suresh Islam
Corresponding
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract
Safety considerations in offshore structures require that natural fibre reinforced composites be predicted with reasonable accuracy. The study integrates gray-level co-occurrence analysis with conventional analysis to improve accuracy in offshore structures. A reduction of 36% in natural fibre reinforced composites is observed once the proposed treatment is applied. The conclusions drawn here are consistent with observations reported elsewhere in the literature.
Keywords:
natural fibre reinforced compositesgray-level co-occurrence analysisfinite element methodwastewater treatment
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