Search for dissertations about: "Temperature dependency"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 94 swedish dissertations containing the words Temperature dependency.
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1. Constitutive models of magneto-sensitive rubber under a continuum mechanics basis and the application in vibration isolation
Abstract : Due to its durability, stretchability, relatively low stiffness and high damping, rubber is widely used in engineering anti-vibration fields. However, a major deficiency is that once installed, the mechanical properties of traditional rubber-based devices are fixed where its adaptability to various loading conditions is poor. READ MORE
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2. SAR remote sensing of snow covered sea ice in brackish water : investigations from the Baltic sea
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3. On the impact of temperature perturbations on the creep of sensitive clay
Abstract : Temperature affects the soil response, but is not fully understood and quantified and thus often ignored. The temperature fluctuations resulting from energy foundations and construction activities, such as excavations and soil stabilization, however, may lead to changes in the hydromechanical response of the clay. READ MORE
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4. Factors Affecting Rates of Change in Soil Bacterial Communities
Abstract : The soil bacterial community is under the constant influence of its environment. Changing any of the factors affecting the bacterial community will induce a selection pressure which, with time, will change the community. In this work the effect of changing the temperature or pH on the soil bacterial community was studied. READ MORE
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5. Partial Discharge Signatures of Defects in Insulation Systems Consisting of Oil and Oil-impregnated Paper
Abstract : Partial discharge measurement is a common method for monitoring and diagnostics of power transformers, and can detect insulation malfunctions before they lead to failure. Different parameters extracted from the measured PD activity can be correlated to the PD source, and as a result it is possible to identify the PD source by analyzing the PD activity. READ MORE