Search for dissertations about: "Weight Penalty"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words Weight Penalty.
-
1. Cost/Weight Optimization of Aircraft Structures
Abstract : Composite structures can lower the weight of an airliner significantly. The increased production cost, however, requires the application of cost-effective design strategies. Hence, a comparative value is required which is used for the evaluation of a design solution in terms of cost and weight. READ MORE
-
2. Cost Optimization of Aircraft Structures
Abstract : Composite structures can lower the weight of an airliner significantly. Due to the higher process complexity and the high material cost, however, the low weight often comes with a significant increase in production cost. The application of cost-effective design strategies is one mean to meet this challenge. READ MORE
-
3. Regularised Weights in Statistical Models
Abstract : For flexible and overparameterised models like neural networks, overfitting can be a notorious problem that makes it hard to give accurate predictions in real-life usage. Overfitting is in particular likely in the presence of errors in the training data, such as misclassifications or outliers. READ MORE
-
4. Synthetic studies of rigid tetracyclic oxanorbornanes. Regioselective reductive Heck arylation of a tetracyclic scaffold
Abstract : Rigid or conformationally restricted compounds are intresting from a pharmacological point of view since they do not have to pay the entropy penalty paid by more flexible molecules in binding to e.g. a protein. READ MORE
-
5. Vibro-acoustic modelling of anisotropic poroelastic materials : characterisation of the anisotropic properties
Abstract : The present-day challenges in the transport industry, steered by the increasing environmental awareness, necessitate manufacturers to take measures to reduce emissions related to the movements of goods and humans. In particular, the measures aiming at a reduced mass or higher load capacity to increase fuel efficiency, generally deteriorate the noise and vibration insulation properties of their products. READ MORE