Optimum design of reinforced fiber concrete subjected to bending and geometrical constraints

Optimization is a decisive factor in structural engineering designs. With the increasing use of reinforced fiber concrete in structural applications, the problem of minimizing its cost should be addressed. This paper presents a computer algorithm that provides the optimum design for reinforced fiber...

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