Rough Set Analysis of the Heat Conduction in the Steam Pipe

Wan Li Zhong; Wei Wang; Jie Dong Lin; Ming Nie; Chang Hong Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.750.371

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Rough Set Analysis of the Heat Conduction in the Steam Pipe

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During the analysis of stability heat conduction in the composite pipes, firstly, when the heat equation contained fuzzy and random uncertain parameters, interval equations of the heat conduction are presented in the rough set. Secondly, the error expecting of heat conduction equation is presented. Finally, with upper (lower) approximation in rough set, a new method of the rough set analysis to deal with the stability heat conduction is presented.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 750)

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Wan Li Zhong*, Wei Wang, Jie Dong Lin, Ming Nie, Chang Hong Liu

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Heat Conduction, Rough Set, Uncertainty, Upper (Lower) Approximation

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