Search for dissertations about: "local orthogonal decomposition"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the words local orthogonal decomposition.
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1. Numerical homogenization of network models and micro-mechanical simulation of paperboard
Abstract : Micro-mechanical simulations of paper products involve complex geometries and challenging numerical problems. This work considers micro-mechanical simulations where individual paper fibers are modeled and resolved. This level of detail is useful in paper-product development, where wood composition and other fiber-based parameters are essential. READ MORE
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2. A generalized finite element method for linear thermoelasticity
Abstract : In this thesis we develop a generalized finite element method for linear thermoelasticity problems, modeling displacement and temperature in an elastic body. We focus on strongly heterogeneous materials, like composites. READ MORE
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3. Experimental validation and numerical upscaling of linear network models for simulation of paper
Abstract : Paper modeling results in complex geometries that lead to enormous numerical problems. The complexity lies in the material's microstructure. Individual paper fibers must be considered for useful material simulations in paper development, where wood composition and other fiber-based parameters are essential. READ MORE
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4. Distributed resource allocation in networked systems using decomposition techniques
Abstract : The Internet and power distribution grids are examples of ubiquitous systems that are composed of subsystems that cooperate using a communication network. We loosely define such systems as networked systems. These systems are usually designed by using trial and error. READ MORE
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5. Sustainable Energy Conversion from Biomass Waste Combustion - Experimental and Multiscale Modelling Studies
Abstract : The development of sustainable energy conversion via residual biomass combustion is one of the scientific and industrial community focus today to fulfilling the global net zero emission commitment in 2050. Despite its potency due to the abundant stock of biomass, hazardous particulate matter (PM) emission from residual biomass combustion remains a big challenge to increase the contribution of biomass combustion as a main renewable energy source. READ MORE