using gmdh neural networks to model the power and torque of a stirling engine
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Abstract
Different variables affect the performance of the Stirling engine and are considered in optimization and designing activities. Among these factors, torque and power have the greatest effect on the robustness of the Stirling engine, so they need to be determined with low uncertainty and high precision. In this article, the distribution of torque and power are determined using experimental data. Specifically, a novel polynomial approach is proposed to specify torque and power, on the basis of previous experimental work. This research addresses the question of whether GMDH (group method of data handling)-type neural networks can be utilized to predict the torque and power based on determined parameters.
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| Authors | ;Mohammad Hossein Ahmadi;Mohammad-Ali Ahmadi;Mehdi Mehrpooya;Marc A. Rosen |
| Journal | journal of physics: conference series |
| Year | 2015 |
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