Search for dissertations about: "material imperfections"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 43 swedish dissertations containing the words material imperfections.
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11. Application of X-ray Computed Tomography for Assessment of Additively Manufactured Products
Abstract : Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a novel method for fabricating parts from three-dimensional model data, usually by joining materials in layer upon layer fashion. The freedom of design in this method has resulted in new possibilities for fabrication of parts with complex geometries. READ MORE
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12. Load-Carrying Capacity of Steel Girders and Panels with Thin-Walled Trapezoidally Corrugated Webs
Abstract : This thesis concerns the load-carrying capacity of steel girders and panels with thin-walled trapezoidally corrugated webs. Computer-based numerical methods are used as a tool and emphasis is placed on various parametric studies, covering geometric parameters, initial imperfections, material strain-hardening models, loading types and loading positions, and so forth. READ MORE
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13. High growth rate epitaxy of SiC: growth processes and structural quality
Abstract : Silicon carbide (SiC) is a promising wide-bandgap semiconductor for applications such as high-power devices, high-voltage switches, high-temperature electronics and microwave components. The prospect of using this material is a large driving force for improving the material growth which is still quite immature in comparison with established semiconductor materials (e. READ MORE
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14. Resistance of Circular and Polygonal Steel Towers for Wind Turbines : Down scale component experiments and Finite element analysis
Abstract : With increasing demand of sustainable energy production, the harvesting of wind power by using wind turbines have become increasingly important over the last few decades. Most of the wind turbine towers are made from steel. Towers are an important part of the investment in wind parks and contribute about 20% of costs for the onshore towers. READ MORE
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15. Impact of adjacent dielectrics on the high-frequency performance of graphene field-effect transistors
Abstract : Transistors operating at high frequencies are the basic building blocks of millimeter wave communication and sensor systems. The high velocity and mobility of carriers in graphene can open ways for development of ultra-fast group IV transistors with similar or even better performance than that achieved with III-V based semiconductors. READ MORE