Search for dissertations about: "SHAFTS"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 33 swedish dissertations containing the word SHAFTS.
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1. Real-Time GPU Algorithms: Parallel Primitives and Rendering of Participating Media
Abstract : Modern graphics processing units, GPUs, present an immense resource of computational power, that however remains challenging to fully harness. This thesis explores four algorithms and methods that attempt to take full advantage of the resources provided by a GPU. READ MORE
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2. Continuously Variable Split-Power Transmissions with Several Modes
Abstract : A continuously variable transmission (CVT) of split-power design consists of a variator and an arrangement of planetary gears. A black box model describing such transmissions is presented. The model can be used for synthesis as well as loss-free analysis of split-power CVT concepts in general. READ MORE
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3. Raise boring optimization : analysis of reliability and drilling performance on raise boring in the Kiirunavaara Mine
Abstract : For the new main level in the Kiirunavaara mine, new ventilation shafts and ore passes had to be made. The method chosen for the excavation was raise boring. This thesis describes an analysis of the raise boring performed, and gives suggestions on how to optimize the raise boring. READ MORE
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4. Testing and Modelling of Electrical Traction Machines : Performance Characterisation with Measurements from Transient Operation
Abstract : This thesis presents methods to derive and model the performance characteristics of interior permanent magnet machines – a machine type which is commonly used for propulsion of electrical vehicles. The thesis divides the performance characteristics into three subcategories: The electromagnetic properties, the loss profile and the thermal behaviour of the machines. READ MORE
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5. Fatigue assessments of components in construction equipment
Abstract : The thesis refers to "Fatigue Assessment of Components inConstruction Equipment". The subject was chosen because ofincreasing interest in higher payloads, lower weight, highervelocities and shorter load cycles in construction equipmentvehicles. READ MORE