classification of restraints in the optimization problem of a cold-formed profile
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Abstract
This work describes the restraints in the optimization problem. This is an important and complicated issue because it requires taking into account a vast range of information related to the design and production. In order to describe the relations of a specific optimization problem, it is essential to adopt appropriate criteria and to collect information on all kinds of restraints, i.e. boundary conditions. The following paper verifies the various restraints and defines three subsets: design assumptions, technological limitations and standard conditions. The provided classification was made with reference to the analysis of the construction applicability of the newly patented cold-formed profile.
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| Authors | ;Agnieszka Łukowicz;Elżbieta Urbańska-Galewska;Patryk Deniziak;Małgorzata Gordziej-Zagórowska |
| Journal | electrochemistry communications |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.12913/22998624/60785
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