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On Using Adaptive Surrogate Modeling in Design for Efficient Fluid Power
2015
Volume 2B: 41st Design Automation Conference
unpublished
In the last several decades fluid power has been used extensively in diverse industries such as agriculture, construction, marine, offshore resource extraction, and even entertainment. With a vast and ever-increasing spectrum of potential applications, the design of efficient and leak-free components in fluid power systems has become essential. Previous experiments and studies have shown that the use of microtextured surfaces in hydraulic components achieves performance enhancement by reducing
doi:10.1115/detc2015-46832
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