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In the present contribution, the optimization of coating properties of structured self-crosslinking latexes based on diacetone acrylamide and adipic acid dihydrazide crosslinking system by varying particle design and molar mass was investigated.
From the ANOVA analysis, it is concluded that the working clearance between piston and cylinder (h) parameter showed the maximum contribution for the damping force while pole length (L) and radial distance from piston rod to coil width (H) parameters are found to have intermediate contribution and the cylinder thickness (t) parameter had the least contribution for the optimization process.
Findings in this research will make a contribution to the optimization of right-turn design at intersections and lead to the development of auxiliary driving technology.
If one takes the entire agricultural production into account, assessment concepts such as the one introduced here can make a valuable contribution to the optimization of cultivation systems.
This study makes contributions on the optimization of system control strategies.
This contribution deals with the optimization of the design of reactive distillation columns by using a memetic algorithm (MA) which is a combination of an evolution strategy (ES) and a mathematical programming (MP) solver.
This contribution focuses on the optimization of matching-based motion estimation algorithms widely used for video coding standards using an Altera custom instruction-based paradigm and a combination of synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM) with on-chip memory in Nios II processors.
In this contribution, the chance constrained optimization approach is applied for the dynamic real-time optimization under uncertainty of a hydroformylation mini-plant.
Most of the studies on inventory control reported in earlier contributions deal with the optimization problems minimizing an expected cost criterion such as the long-run average cost.
The optimization contribution is discussed in detail, and several conclusions and suggestions are presented.
