New Optimizing Genetic Algorithm - Al-Nasra, Moayyad;Daoud, Mohammad
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Structural design process is distinguished by the implementation of scientific knowledge and economy to achieve a safe, serviceable, durable, reliable, economical and aesthetically pleasing structure. In complex systems, the need of efficient and economic solutions is essential to produce a feasible and competitive optimum design. Optimum design method forces the designer to identify explicitly a set of design variables, a cost function to be minimized, and a set of constraint functions of the system. Natural systems are noticed to function in a perfect way through the years and to succeed in…mehr

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Structural design process is distinguished by the implementation of scientific knowledge and economy to achieve a safe, serviceable, durable, reliable, economical and aesthetically pleasing structure. In complex systems, the need of efficient and economic solutions is essential to produce a feasible and competitive optimum design. Optimum design method forces the designer to identify explicitly a set of design variables, a cost function to be minimized, and a set of constraint functions of the system. Natural systems are noticed to function in a perfect way through the years and to succeed in sustaining life. In this book, the optimum section of simply supported pre-stressed concrete beam is used as an application of developed computer algorithm based on the principles of natural evolution and genetics. The simply supported beam of known basic function is simulated as a species of random origin. The basic function can be described through desired variables like span, imposed deadloads, and live loads. Although concrete strength and type of pre-stressing steel can vary in the same problem, they were treated as a member of the basic function constants.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Moayyad Al-Nasra, PhD, P.E. is the chair of the Engineering Technology Department at West Virginia University Institute of Technology. Dr. Al-Nasra has over 26 years of teaching, research and engineering practice experience. He has several publications in the area of civil engineering.