Search for dissertations about: "däck"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 18 swedish dissertations containing the word däck.
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1. Tyre/road interaction : A holistic approach to the functional requirements of road surfaces regarding noise and rolling resistance
Abstract : Increased fuel consumption, increased greenhouse gas emission, diminishing real-estate prices and increased health issues are some of the negative effects on the climate, on the environment and on the society from tyre/road rolling resistance and noise. The first two aspects are affected by energy dissipation in the tyre/pavement contact and are related to rolling resistance. READ MORE
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2. Tyre-road Interaction: a holistic approach to noise and rolling resistance
Abstract : Energy dissipation, fuel consumption, real-estate property prices and health issues are some of the aspects related to the tyre/pavement interaction and its functional properties of rolling resistance and noise. The first two aspects are affected by the tyre/road interaction as energy is dissipated mostly by hysteretic losses as the tyre is subjected to dynamic deformations when contacting the pavement surface. READ MORE
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3. The relationship between rolling resistance and tyre operating conditions, with a focus on tyre temperature
Abstract : Efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from today’s increasing number of cars and trucks, are crucial in counteracting global warming. These efforts include the intent to reduce the effects of the resistive forces acting on the vehicle. Rolling resistance is one of these forces. READ MORE
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4. Use of tyre shreds in civil engineering applications : technical and environmental properties
Abstract : End-of-life tyres are a disposal problem regarding the large volumes produced every year. Tyre shreds are primarily produced to reduce the transportation volumes of end-of-life tyres after collection. READ MORE
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5. Road traffic metals : sources and emissions
Abstract : As the environmental regulations and technical progress have forced the factories’ old “end of pipe” solutions to improve, the metal emissions from point sources have decreased. Instead, the diffuse consumption emissions from goods in use now are in focus. READ MORE