Search for dissertations about: "high-speed method"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 210 swedish dissertations containing the words high-speed method.
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1. On Structural Design of High-Speed Craft
Abstract : The development in structural design and construction of high-speed craft has been extensive during the last decades. Environmental and economical issues have increased the need to develop more optimized structures, using new material concepts, to reduce weight and increase performance efficiency. READ MORE
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2. Vibration mitigation of high-speed railway bridges : Application of fluid viscous dampers
Abstract : At the moment of writing, an expansion of the Swedish railway network has started, by constructions of new lines for high-speed trains. The aim is to create a high-speed connection between the most populous cities in Sweden - Stockholm, Göteborg and Malmö, and the rest of Europe. READ MORE
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3. High speed CMOS optical receiver
Abstract : Optical communication develops very fast and is today the main method for long distance wired communication. However cost is still high. Looking back to the evolution of optical transmission systems, one main objective of system development has become more and more important; minimize cost per gigabytes per second per kilometre, Gb/s/km. READ MORE
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4. Vibration mitigation of high-speed railway bridges : Application of damping devices in theory and practice
Abstract : The dynamic response of railway bridges is an important aspect to consider, as the repetitive loading from passing trains may result in excessive vibrations of the bridge deck. Several design criteria are developed in order to assure the structural safety and passenger comfort during train crossings of a bridge. READ MORE
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5. Simplified dynamic analysis of railway bridges under high-speed trains
Abstract : The world-wide development of new high-speed rail lines has led to more stringent design requirements for railway bridges. This is mainly due to the fact that a train at high speeds can cause resonance in the bridge superstructure. READ MORE