Search for dissertations about: "Sealing"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 120 swedish dissertations containing the word Sealing.
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6. On the inception of leakage : Effect of hydrostatic pressure on the sealing interface
Abstract : As the move towards sustainability continues, attention needs to be paid to the development of new machinery with high performance and low environmental impact. It places increasing demands on low/zero-emission sealing with a long lifetime. READ MORE
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7. Combustion Valve Wear : A Tribological Study of Combustion Valve Sealing Interfaces
Abstract : The exhaust valve system of combustion engines experiences a very complex contact situation of frequent impact involving micro sliding, high and varying temperatures, complex exhaust gas chemistry and possible particulates, etc. In addition, the tribological situation in the exhaust valve system is expected to become even worse due to strict future emission regulations, which will require enhanced combustion and cleaner fuels. READ MORE
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8. Borehole sealing with expandable buffer clays in HLW disposal : Lab-scale performance
Abstract : Two basically different multibarrier concepts for high-level radioactive waste (HLW) are the often cited KBS-3 V/H concepts, for isolating nuclear waste at 400-600 m depth and Very Deep Boreholes concepts (VDH) for placement at 2000-4000 m depth. Both make use of expandable clay as isolating medium of canisters with HLW and as backfill material in shafts and tunnels in repositories for safe disposal of such waste. READ MORE
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9. Protective Tribofilms on Combustion Engine Valves
Abstract : Inside the complex machinery of modern heavy-duty engines, the sealing surfaces of the valve and valve seat insert have to endure. Right next to the combustion, temperatures are high and high pressure deforms the components, causing a small relative motion in the interface. READ MORE
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10. Thermal insulation of the combustion chamber in a light duty diesel engine
Abstract : Reduction of heat loss from the combustion chamber in an engine has great potential to decrease fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Research on thermal barrier coatings (TBC) has been performed since the early eighties to address this potential. READ MORE