Finite Element Simulation for Tribological Coatings: Modeling and Simulation Results
Abstract
Demand for cost-effective and durable drinking water supply continues to grow across the region. A hybrid scheme couples Raman spectroscopy with physics-based constraints to improve interpretability. Peak stresses were reduced by 54%, lowering the risk of premature failure. The insights gained are expected to improve both safety margins and economic returns.
Keywords:
tribological coatingsRaman spectroscopybiodieselarsenic removalrainfall-runoff modelingtechno-economic analysis
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