Search for dissertations about: "Sound energy into Electrical energy"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words Sound energy into Electrical energy.
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1. Underwater radiated noise from Point Absorbing Wave Energy Converters : Noise Characteristics and Possible Environmental Effects
Abstract : The conversion of wave energy into electrical energy has the potential to become a clean and sustainable form of renewable energy conversion. However, like all forms of energy conversion it will inevitably have an impact on the marine environment, although not in the form of emissions of hazardous substances (gases, oils or chemicals associated with anticorrosion). READ MORE
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2. Characterization of energy gases by ultrasound : theory and experiments
Abstract : The long-term goal with the research presented in this thesis has been to develop an ultrasonic sensor capable of measuring the energy content of energy gases such as natural- and biogas. The energy content can be calculated if the concentration of each constituent of a gas mixture is known. READ MORE
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3. Improved performance characteristics of induction machines with non-skewed symmetrical rotor slots
Abstract : Induction machines convert more than 55% of electrical energy into various other forms in industrial and domestic environments. Improved performance, especially by reduction of losses in induction machines hence can significantly reduce consumption of electricity. READ MORE
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4. Analytical photoacoustic model of laser-induced ultrasound in a planar layered structure
Abstract : A way of describing photoacoustic measurement techniques is listening to light. Another way is as sensor techniques for characterisation of materials by means of light and sound interacting with the material under investigation. READ MORE
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5. Analysis of the vascular sounds of the arteriovenous fistula
Abstract : This licentiate thesis is in the field of biomedical signal processing with main focus on processing of the vascular sounds of the hemodialysis vascular access in patient undergoing hemodialysis. The first paper proposes a feature extraction method based on principal component analysis (PCA) for acoustic detection of venous stenosis. READ MORE