Fuzzy Logic Control for Reinforced Concrete Beams
Elena Talukder
Corresponding
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
As urban air pollution control continues to expand, ensuring the reliability of reinforced concrete beams grows steadily more important. To validate the approach, the results of fuzzy logic control were compared with published experimental findings. The optimised configuration outperformed the conventional design by roughly 53% in the experiments. The proposed solution aligns well with the needs of rapidly developing economies.
Keywords:
reinforced concrete beamsfuzzy logic controlinduction motorfinite element methodshape memory alloy
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