Free-Convection Heat Transfer: A Technical and Economic Assessment
Minho Okafor
Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Yasmin Mehta
Khulna University of Engineering & Technology
Ali Novak
Islamic University of Technology
Abstract
Protecting public infrastructure increasingly requires improved and reliable methods to characterise free-convection heat transfer in leather processing. The proposed framework combined statistical process control with laboratory measurements to improve predictive accuracy. The simulation results agreed with the measurements to within 6%, confirming the model. The insights gained here may help reduce national dependence on costly imported technologies and equipment.
Keywords:
free-convection heat transferstatistical process controlinduction motorartificial neural networkface detection
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