Search for dissertations about: "optimised production technology"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 51 swedish dissertations containing the words optimised production technology.
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1. Constructive cooperative coevolution for optimising interacting production stations
Abstract : Engineering problems have characteristics such as a large number of variables, non-linear, computationally expensive, complex and black-box (i.e. unknown internal structure). These characteristics prompt difficulties for existing optimisation techniques. READ MORE
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2. Succinic acid production using metabolically engineered Escherichia coli
Abstract : The prospects of peak oil, climate change and the dependency of fossil carbon have urged research and development of production methods for the manufacture of fuels and chemicals from renewable resources (biomass). To date, the primary emphasis has been placed on the replacement of oil for transportation fuels. READ MORE
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3. A Framework for optimised welding of fatigue loaded structures : Applied to gas metal arc welding of fillet welds
Abstract : Welding is a key process for heavy steel structures, but it is also a weak link in the structure since fatigue fractures in welds are a common cause of failure. This thesis proposes several changes in order to improve the fatigue properties in acost effective way, enabling reduced weight and reduced cost of welded structures. READ MORE
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4. Manufacturing management and decision support using simulation-based multi-objective optimisation
Abstract : A majority of the established automotive manufacturers are under severe competitive pressure and their long term economic sustainability is threatened. In particular the transformation towards more CO2-efficient energy sources is a huge financial burden for an already investment capital intensive industry. READ MORE
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5. Multi-Robot Motion Planning Optimisation for Handling Sheet Metal Parts
Abstract : Motion planning for robot operations is concerned with path planning and trajectory generation. In multi-robot systems, i.e. with multiple robots operating simultaneously in a shared workspace, the motion planning also needs to coordinate the robots' motions to avoid collisions between them. READ MORE
