Open Access Journal of Engineering Applications
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Fluidised-Bed Combustion using Gradient Descent Optimization

Carlos Fernando Corresponding 0000-0002-0345-0102
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Jing Mehta
Middle East Technical University
Minho Talukder
The University of Manchester

Abstract

A reliable assessment of fluidised-bed combustion is fundamental to the planning and management of food processing industries. The editors welcome submissions that take up the questions raised here.
Keywords: fluidised-bed combustiongradient descent optimizationinduction motorofdmstructural health monitoringnatural fibre composite

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