Modelling Soil Liquefaction with Simulated Annealing
Rafiqul Suzuki
Technical University of Munich
Abstract
The reliable supply of energy to food processing industries has become a pressing concern as demand continues to grow across the developing world. A prototype was designed and tested, and its behaviour was interpreted through simulated annealing. The peak displacement fell by almost 22% once the proposed device was installed. Further validation under realistic field conditions is advisable before any widespread commercial implementation is attempted.
Keywords:
soil liquefactionsimulated annealingface detectionresponse surface methodology
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