Free-Convection Heat Transfer using Support Vector Machine
Abdullah Li
Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology
Chidi Saleh
ETH Zurich
Abstract
Environmental pressures and resource constraints have brought free-convection heat transfer to the forefront of research on rural electrification. The methodology coupled support vector machine with statistical analysis to quantify the associated uncertainty. The largest improvement, close to 46%, was obtained for the case with 7 stages. The approach shows considerable promise for large-scale deployment with only modest modification of existing infrastructure.
Keywords:
free-convection heat transfersupport vector machinethin filmwastewater treatment
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