Search for dissertations about: "fluid"
Showing result 36 - 40 of 3305 swedish dissertations containing the word fluid.
-
36. Numerical Simulations of Turbulent Flows at Widely Different Mach Numbers
Abstract : The present thesis mainly focuses on the numerical simulation of the turbulent flow field and acoustics developed in different industrial applications. The study covers a large range of Mach numbers, starting from incompressible regimes and ending with a fully compressible flow. READ MORE
-
37. Numerical Study of Fluid-Structure Interaction with Application to Oscillating Cylinders
Abstract : The problem of fluid-structure interaction, occurring in many industrial and engineering applications, are of great importance, since interaction of a flow and a structure in it can lead to serious damages of the structure. The fluid-structure interaction gives rise to a variety of different physical phenomena such as flow-induced vibration, noise generation, etc. READ MORE
-
38. Fluid dynamic principles for analysis of intracranial pressure control : application towards space medicine and hydrocephalus
Abstract : Intracranial pressure (ICP) is an important component of the fluid dynamic environment of the brain and plays a central role with regards to the maintenance of normal cerebral blood flow and neuronal function. However, many regulatory mechanisms controlling the ICP are still poorly understood. READ MORE
-
39. Mobile Fluid Power Systems Design : with a Focus on Energy Efficiency
Abstract : This work deals with innovative energy efficient fluid power systems for mobile applications. The subjects taken up concern to what extent and how energy losses can be reduced in mobile working hydraulics systems. Various measures are available for increasing energy efficiency in these kinds of systems. READ MORE
-
40. Multiobjective optimization in engineering design : applications to fluid power systems
Abstract : This thesis focuses on how to improve design and development of complex engineering systems by employing simulation and optimization techniques. Within the thesis, methods are developed and applied to systems that combine mechanical, hydraulical and electrical subsystems, so-called multi-domain systems. READ MORE