Search for dissertations about: "positional accuracy"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words positional accuracy.
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1. Positional Accuracy of Drilled Holes
Abstract : When selecting hole-making sequences, the positional accuracy mainly is determined during the first drilling operation. This dissertation consists of three papers which consider the influence of various factors on hole positional accuracy when drilling in inclined workpieces using high-speed steel twist drills with conventional point geometry. READ MORE
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2. Controlling the dynamic characteristics of machining systems through consciously designed joint interfaces
Abstract : The precision of machining systems is ever increasing in order to keep up with components’ accuracy requirements. At the same time product variants areincreasing and order quantities are decreasing, which introduces high demands on the capability of machining systems. READ MORE
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3. Ensuring the intended volume is given the intended absorbed dose in radiotherapy: Managing geometric variations and treatment hazards
Abstract : Methods for ensuring that the intended volume receives the intended absorbed dose in radiotherapy have been investigated. In order to optimise radiation treatment of cancer, geometric variations in the treatment chain need to be controlled. Furthermore, hazards potentially leading to unintended irradiation need to be controlled. READ MORE
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4. Remote Sensing and Gis for Groundwater Assessment in Hard Rock Areas. Applications to Water Well Siting in Ghana and Botswana
Abstract : Different types of remote sensing data have been evaluated in this thesis with respect to their potential use in groundwater assessment in hard rock areas. The primary objectives of the study have been (1) to evaluate the interpretation of groundwater indicators from high resolution satellite images and aerial photography and (2) to investigate how remote sensing interpretations subsequently can be integrated with other pertinent data, as a decision support in water well siting under difficult hydrogeological conditions. READ MORE
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5. Computerized vectorcardiography for on-line cardiac monitoring in non-cardiac surgery
Abstract : Perioperative cardiac morbidity (PCM) remains high in risk groups such as peripheral vascular surgery. Preoperative assessment has not succeeded in identifying the individual patients most susceptible of PCM. Computerized vectorcardiography (VCG), a novel continuous on-line method for ischaemia monitoring was evaluated for perioperative use. READ MORE