Towards Ferrocement Wall Panels
Feng Nasser
Corresponding
The University of New South Wales
Takeshi Andersson
Military Institute of Science and Technology
Kwame Gupta
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Fatima Reddy
Indian Institute of Science
Abstract
Rising fuel prices and an unstable grid have intensified interest in ferrocement wall panels for renewable energy systems. The approach was implemented in software and its computational efficiency assessed for renewable energy systems. The optimised configuration outperformed the conventional design by roughly 38% in the experiments. The study demonstrates that locally available materials can meet demanding performance requirements.
Keywords:
ferrocement wall panelssliding mode controlpower qualitycharacter recognitionrenewable energy integration
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