2021
DOI: 10.1007/s41062-021-00704-9
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Application of response surface method for optimization of stabilizer dosages in soil stabilization

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“…When using the NSGA-II algorithm for multiobjective optimization, it is necessary to obtain the objective function of the corresponding objective. The response surface method (RSM) is one of the effective methods to construct its objective function and has high accuracy [28,29]. The RSM method is used to optimize the experimental scheme, which can reduce the cost of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation.…”
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“…When using the NSGA-II algorithm for multiobjective optimization, it is necessary to obtain the objective function of the corresponding objective. The response surface method (RSM) is one of the effective methods to construct its objective function and has high accuracy [28,29]. The RSM method is used to optimize the experimental scheme, which can reduce the cost of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation.…”
Section: Research Tools and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although experimental measurement can provide real data, it is expensive and inconvenient to implement. Therefore, low-cost CFD simulation has considerable potential for a wide range of applications [28,29]. The AIRPAK 3.0.16 is used as CFD simulation software in this study [35].…”
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“…However, the production of this stabilizer causes more emissions of a greenhouse gas like carbon dioxide (CO2) which is hazardous to the environment. Therefore, researchers or engineers always search for new, sustainable, costeffective stabilizer alternatives to ordinary portland cement and lime [3].…”
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