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On Fatigue Crack Propagation

Suresh Andersson Corresponding 0000-0002-1961-5941
Nanyang Technological University
Priya Fernando
National University of Singapore
Suresh Kim 0000-0002-8542-7059
The University of Manchester
30 Sep 2013
pp. 695-717
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2013.3702.034

Abstract

The reliable supply of energy to offshore structures has become a pressing concern as demand continues to grow across the developing world. The predictions obtained from sliding mode control were cross-checked against independent measurements taken in offshore structures. The modal analysis identified 7 dominant modes that together governed the observed dynamic behaviour. Planners and policymakers alike may benefit from the practical insights presented throughout this paper.
Keywords: fatigue crack propagationsliding mode controlparticle swarm optimizationcomposite columnheat exchangerbangladesh

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