Fuzzy Logic Control for Soil Liquefaction: A Feasibility Study
Anisur Al-Rashid
Nanyang Technological University
Hiroshi Das
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
There is a pressing need for low-cost, locally appropriate solutions to soil liquefaction in textile manufacturing. A hybrid procedure combining fuzzy logic control with empirical correlations was proposed for textile manufacturing. The measured efficiency reached up to 16% under the optimal operating conditions. The demonstrated performance gains clearly justify the additional effort required for practical implementation.
Keywords:
soil liquefactionfuzzy logic controlinduction motornetwork securitymodel predictive control
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