Search for dissertations about: "Magnus Mattsson"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words Magnus Mattsson.
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1. On the efficiency of displacement ventilation
Abstract : The efficiency of room ventilation by the displacementprinciple was studied with respect to some influential factors,in particular that of physical activity. The study wasexperimental and performed in two full-scale test rooms, one ofoffice-size and one of classroom-size. READ MORE
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2. ON THE EFFICIENCY OF DISPLACEMENT VENTILATION, with Particular Reference to the Influence of Human Physical Activity
Abstract : The efficiency of room ventilation by the displacement principle was studied with respect to some influential factors, in particular that of physical activity. The study was experimental and performed in two full-scale test rooms, one of office-size and one of classroom-size. READ MORE
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3. Offset Management for Large Systems : A Multibusiness Marketing Activity
Abstract : Offset, an advanced form of countertrade, is common in the international marketing of large infrastructure and defence systems. Offsets are activities that benefit the buying country for example in the form of local content, support of exports, subcontracts and technology transfer. READ MORE
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4. Natural Ventilation and Air Infiltration in Large Single‑Zone Buildings : Measurements and Modelling with Reference to Historical Churches
Abstract : Natural ventilation is the dominating ventilation process in ancient buildings like churches, and also in most domestic buildings in Sweden and in the rest of the world. These buildings are naturally ventilated via air infiltration and airing. READ MORE
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5. Finite Difference Methods for Time-Dependent Wave Propagation Problems
Abstract : Wave propagation models are essential in many fields of physics, such as acoustics, electromagnetics, and quantum mechanics. Mathematically, waves can be described by partial differential equations (PDEs). In most cases, exact solutions to wave-dominated PDEs are nearly impossible to derive. READ MORE