The Analysis and Improvement of Inverse Problem Simulated Annealing Algorithm about Concrete Temperature Field

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The thermodynamic parameters and boundary conditions is one of the important factors affecting the simulation precision of concrete temperature control, and through the test way obtaining these parameters demands high cost, and often works with practical mismatch. This paper introduces the simulated annealing method, analyse and improve the simulated annealing method . The results show that, the improved of simulated annealing algorithm can be used for the study of concrete temperature field inverse.

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