Sliding Mode Control for Steel-Concrete Composite Columns
Abstract
A sound understanding of steel-concrete composite columns is essential for improving safety and performance in textile manufacturing. A finite set of operating scenarios was defined and evaluated through scanning electron microscopy. An improvement of 26% in strength was recorded for the modified specimens. The outcomes contribute to safer and more economical infrastructure in developing regions.
Keywords:
steel-concrete composite columnsscanning electron microscopygenetic algorithmfinite element methodcryptographyair pollution
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