Optimum Design of Reinforced Concrete Biaxial Bending Rectangular Column using Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm
Keywords:
Optimum design,, Biaxial bending column,, Artificial bee colony algorithmAbstract
This research presents the application of artificial bee colony algorithm for optimum cross-section design of reinforced concrete biaxial rectangular column. An artificial bee colony algorithm was developed by Microsoft visual basic 6 to design the reinforced concrete column and verified cross-section design by EIT 1008-38 strength design method standard. The parameters of artificial bee colony algorithm were adjusted to obtain the optimal iteration for saving cost of column design. Two examples were selected that various define different applied load and concrete covering. The result showed that the artificial bee colony algorithm can be apply for optimum design of biaxial reinforced concrete rectangular column and faster than that of the simulated annealing algorithm.
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