Search for dissertations about: "passive house"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 29 swedish dissertations containing the words passive house.
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16. Mitigation of Power-Frequency Magnetic Fields With Applications to Substations and Other Parts of the Electric Network
Abstract : In recent times, electromagnetic emissions from various electrical components have induced more than one debate whether they represent a harmful influence to our health. In addition, interferences caused by power frequency magnetic fields (PFMFs) on electron beam based electronic equipment (e.g. READ MORE
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17. Energy innovation and sustainability transitions in China: Building energy efficiency and renewable energy
Abstract : The assumption underlying this thesis is that both technological development and institutional and structural change are required to achieve a more sustainable building sector in China. Earlier literature has taken an approach based on the technological innovation system (TIS) to evaluate and understand the dynamics of technology development and change processes. READ MORE
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18. Upper limb assessment and treatment in cerebral palsy
Abstract : Cerebral palsy (CP) is a heterogeneous group of neurological disorders caused by fetal or infant brain damage that often involves deficits in upper limb (UL) posture and function. Knowledge about effective methods of assessment and treatment of UL in CP is not extensive. In this thesis, different aspects of these two are explored. READ MORE
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19. Heterostructure Field Effect Transistors and Millimeter Wave Integrated Circuits
Abstract : This thesis deals with the research and development of HFETs and HFET based circuits. One of the main aims of the work presented in this thesis has been to develop processes to fabricate state of the art devices and circuits. READ MORE
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20. Urban Building Energy Modeling for Retrofit Scenarios : Development, Calibration, Validation and Implementation for Swedish Residential Buildings
Abstract : The necessity for an accelerated transition of urban energy systems and, in particular, the building sector toward energy efficiency and carbon neutrality poses new challenges to planning and retrofitting existing buildings. To cope with these challenges, so-called urban building energy models (UBEMs) have been introduced for quantifying the energy demand in the building sector, identifying the hot spots of energy use and suggesting scenarios for retrofitting the buildings. READ MORE