Search for dissertations about: "Mechanical cad cam thesis"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words Mechanical cad cam thesis.
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1. Variable Valve Actuation in a Spark Ignition Engine - A Flow Field and Heat Release Study
Abstract : The objective of this thesis was to find ways of improving part-load efficiency for a spark ignition engine by studying the effects of variable-valve actuation on fluid flow and combustion. The in-cylinder flow was measured with laser doppler velocimetry, LDV, and particle image velocimetry, PIV. READ MORE
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2. Integration and communication of engineering information in collaborative design
Abstract : In recent years, the rapid development of computer technologies has greatly impacted the product development process. In the engineering area, powerful computer-based tools such as Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems enable engineers to fulfil various design tasks and realise product concepts in the early phase of the product development process, without physical parts actually being manufactured. READ MORE
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3. On core and bi-layered all-ceramic fixed dental prostheses, design and mechanical properties : studies on stabilized zirconiumdioxide
Abstract : Loss of teeth can affect a person’s self-esteem, social life, appearance and oral function. Reconstruction of a missing tooth has scientifically been shown to increase self-esteem and quality of life and to maintain oral function. For many patients a fixed dental prostheses (FDP) is preferred, either tooth- or implant-supported. READ MORE
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4. On Functional Tolerances in Machine Design
Abstract : This thesis describes a method that allows tolerances on critical dimensions to be assigned with respect to both quality and manufacturing cost. To be able to quantify and include customer needs in the process of assigning tolerances, the concept of functionality loss is used. READ MORE
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5. Zirconia as a biomaterial for odontological applications : effects of composition and manufacturing processes on fracture resistance
Abstract : Background: Ceramics have long been amongst the most biocompatible materials known but their mechanical properties have limited their use. During the past few decades zirconia has aroused particular interest as a biomaterial because of its greater flexural strength, fracture resistance and toughness compared to other bioceramics. READ MORE