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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Simulation du comportement vibratoire non linéaire induit par frottement des freins aéronautiques

Hurel, Gabriel 27 May 2014 (has links)
Le présent document a pour objet la modélisation transitoire non linéaire du comportement vibratoire des systèmes de frein aéronautiques. Le but est de reproduire numériquement l’apparition et le niveau des vibrations au cours du temps, afin de les maîtriser et d’adapter la conception du frein. Les essais de freinage mettent en évidence deux modes de vibration que sont le whirl et le squeal. Si les niveaux de ces vibrations deviennent trop importants, la structure de la roue et du train d’atterrissage peut être endommagée. Afin d’éviter de tels dommages, la conception du frein doit être adaptée. Pour réaliser cela, Messier-Bugatti-Dowty doit disposer d’un modèle capable de prédire les niveaux de vibration du frein au cours du temps pendant la phase de freinage. Le modèle doit avoir une précision suffisante, être en lien avec la maquette numérique et ne doit pas exiger de recalage. Un premier travail vise à améliorer le modèle éléments finis existant qui se révèle être trop imprécis. Une étude portant sur les effets gyroscopiques permet d’évaluer leur impact sur la fréquence et la stabilité des modes de whirl. Une modélisation plus complète du bâti d’essai améliore la précision de la fréquence du mode de squeal. Enfin, le mode de whirl est mieux simulé grâce au développement d’un modèle de pneumatique à partir de son analyse modale. Ce modèle est ensuite réduit afin de réaliser une intégration temporelle. Une sous-structuration permet de séparer l’ensemble des disques du frein, où le frottement et la non-linéarité se situent, du reste de la structure considérée comme linéaire. Trois techniques de réduction de l’ensemble des disques sont exposées. On évalue leur représentativité par rapport au modèle non-réduit en comparant les fréquences et la stabilité des modes propres. La première méthode est une représentation nodale de l’ensemble des disques. Les équations décrivant la non-linéarité et le frottement sont analytiques. Pour la deuxième méthode, la non-linéarité est déplacée à l’extrémité de l’ensemble des disques pour la découpler du frottement. La troisième méthode, plus ambitieuse et complexe, conserve à la fois l’emplacement de la nonlinéarité aux interfaces frottantes et la géométrie des disques. Une technique de réduction modale permet d’abaisser le nombre de degrés de liberté non linéaires. Pour clore ce rapport, des simulations transitoires sont calculées à partir des modèles réduits. Des études d’influences sont réalisées. Les paramètres étudiés sont le type d’algorithme d’intégration temporelle, l’amortissement introduit, la loi non linéaire, la pression hydraulique d’entrée et le coefficient de frottement. Leurs impacts sur les niveaux et la durée d’apparition des vibrations est évalué. / This report deals with the non-linear transient simulation of the dynamic behaviour of aeronautic brake systems. The objective is to reproduce the occurrence and level of vibrations versus time in order to control and adjust design consequently. The braking tests highlight two eigenmodes, which are called whirl and squeal. If the level of these vibrations becomes too high, the structures of the wheel and the landing gear may be damaged. To avoid damage, the design has to be adjusted. To achieve this, Messier-Bugatti-Dowty requires a model that is able to predict the levels of vibrations of the brake when it is braking. This model must have an adequate accuracy, be linked to the digital mockup and not require tuning. First, the existing finite element model has to be improved because its initial accuracy is not acceptable. A study about gyroscopic effects allows to assess their impact on the frequency and the stability of whirl modes. A complete modelling of the test frame improves the squeal modes’ frequency accuracy. At last, the whirl modes are better simulated due to the development of a tyre model based on modal analysis data. Then, the finite element model is reduced in order to perform a temporal integration. A substructuring allows to separate the set of brake discs (heat sink), where friction and non-linearities are located, from the rest of the structure which is considered linear. Three heat sink reduction techniques are proposed. Their representativeness are estimated compared to the non-reduced model. The first technique is a nodal description of the heat sink. The equations of friction and non-linearity are analytical. For the second technique, the non-linearity is displaced to the extremity of the heat sink to uncouple it from friction. The third technique, more ambitious and complex, keeps the location and non-linearity in friction interfaces and discs geometry. A reduction technique enables to decrease the number of non-linear degrees of freedom. As a conclusion, transient simulations are computed from reduced models. Sensitivity studies are performed. Studied parameters are the type of integration solver, introduced damping, non-linearities, hydraulic pressure, and friction coefficient. Their impacts on level and duration of occurrence of vibrations is estimated.
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Vypočet reaktancí synchronního generátoru pomocí metody konečných prvků / Synchronous generator reactance prediction using FE analysis

Chmelíček, Petr January 2010 (has links)
Parametry nahradniho obvodu synchronniho stroje znance ovlivnuji jeho chovani jak pri statickem provozu, tak predevsim pri nahlych dynamickych jevech a poruchovych stavech. Prace je zamerena na zhodnoceni dostupnych metod pro vypocet techto parametru pomoci Metody konecnych prvku. Prvni cast je venovana teoretickemu popisu zakladnich principu Metody Konecnych Prvku a jejich aplikaci na reseni problemu elektromagnetickeho pole v elektrickych strojich. Zaroven take shrnuje zakladni usporadani nahradniho obvodu synchroniho stroje, principi jeho konstrukce a zakladni funkci. Druha cast je venovana praktickemu vypoctu reaktanci nahradniho obvodu synchronniho stroje. S pomoci MKP jsou vypocteny synchronni reactance s uvazovanim vzajmeneho magnetickeho pusobeni proudu v d a q ose. Pro vypocet transientnich a subtransientnich reaktanci jsou navrzeny ctyri odlisne metody a jsou zhodnoceny z hlediska pozadovane presnosti vypoctu a narocnosti na vypocetni cas. Zaverecna cast popisuje zakladni merici metody pro urceni parametru nahrandniho obvodu na skutecnem stroji. Kapitola take obsahuje srovnani simulace trifazoveho zkratu synchronniho stroje s realnou zkouskou provedenou laboratorne. Zaver obsahuje srovnani jednotlivych metod a navrh optimalniho postupu pro vypocet zkoumanych parametru.
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Výpočtová a experimentální analýza napjatosti turbinové lopatky / Computational and experimental analysis the state of stress of turbine blade

Damborský, Petr January 2009 (has links)
This diploma thesis deals with dynamic analysis of the steam turbine blade. This blade is part of the last row of low pressure level of steam turbine. Computational analysis has been performed in first part using FEM and software ANSYS. A Transient analysis has been used to solve forced vibrations. Main goal is to obtain a behavior of main stresses and its directions as a function of loading of the blade in the crack initiation area. Second part deals contain a an experiment. Experiment has been set up to perform a modal analysis which is necessary to obtain a fundamental numbers. Then the vibration of the blade has been performed. To perform this experiment same edge conditions as which has been used during the computational analysis. Goal is the same as in the first part – obtain a behavior of main stresses and its directions as a function of loading of the blade in the crack initiation area. The comparison of results obtained during experimental analysis and computational analysis has been performed in the last part of the thesis. Also the question if any geometrical nonlinearities appeared during analyses is answered.
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Analýza dynamiky rotoru asynchhronního generátoru spojeného pevnou spojkou s hřídelí vodní turbíny / Rotor dynamics of asynchronous generator fast fixed with water turbine

Blažek, Petr January 2011 (has links)
This Master’s thesis deals with rotordynamics analysis of asynchronous generator rigid coupling with water turbine shaft. The purpose of this thesis was to determine influence of connection of generator with water turbine by rigid coupling to reactions in bearings. This problem was solved in two ways. The first option focused on model without influence of inaccuracies whereas there were inaccuracies included in the second option. The problem was solved by computational modeling by software Ansys.
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Seismická analýza čerpadla 200-QHD / Seismic Analysis of The Pump 200-QHD

Čapičík, Martin January 2014 (has links)
The main goal of this thesis is dynamic analysis of shaft of booster pump QHD-200. In the beginning we offer basic equations generally used in dynamics and common/possible methods for their solution. Then we focus on specific problems connected with rotor dynamics and using simple Laval rotor we show their mathematical interpretation. Based on given load as accelerogram we create response spectrum in different ways (using different methods) and compare their CPU time demand. In the next part we make three finite element models of different physical level. We perform modal analysis and comparison of eigen frequencies, mode shapes. In following chapter transient analysis was performed on all models. As load we use accelerogram. We evaluate translations in particular positions of model. After that, we decide whether or not gap between impeller and stator case will be erased. Finally we make assessment of force acting upon bearings.
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[en] PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE TRANSIENTE RESPONSE IN A COUPLED STRATIFIED WELLBORE-RESERVOIR MODEL / [pt] RESPOSTA TRANSIENTE DE PRESSÃO E TEMPERATURA EM UM MODELO ACOPLADO POÇO RESERVATÓRIO ESTRATIFICADO

JOSE ADRIANO BENTO DE SOUZA CARDOSO 17 November 2020 (has links)
[pt] Testes de formação são normalmente realizados para determinar as propriedades rochosas do reservatório e os dados obtidos costumam ser interpretados com base no pressuposto que o reservatório é homogêneo na direção vertical e descrito por um modelo uni dimensional. No entanto, muitos reservatórios são compostos por diversas camadas que possuem características diferentes. Os poços de produção nesses reservatórios podem receber óleo de mais de uma camada. Em um sistema de reservatório estratificado, o comportamento da pressão e da temperatura não é necessariamente o mesmo de um sistema em camada única e raramente revela as mesmas propriedades médias de todo o sistema. Prever as características das camadas individuais é importante para descrever adequadamente o reservatório e melhorar o gerenciamento da produção. Este trabalho apresenta um modelo numérico, transiente-térmico para um sistema acoplado poço - reservatório 2D, levando-se em consideração efeitos Joule-Thompson responsáveis pelo aquecimento / resfriamento do fluido, expansão/compressão adiabática, além de efeitos de condução e convecção para o poço e o reservatório em um escoamento monofásico. A análise bidimensional do reservatório permite que se simule zonas de estratificação e barreiras. O modelo permite fluxo através de camadas adjascentes com propriedades de rocha diferentes. Pressão e temperatura a uma certa posição no poço produtor são avaliadas ao longo do tempo. Resultados mostram que a análise do transiente de pressão (PTA) e a análise do transiente de temperatura (TTA) podem ser utilizadas para caracterizar diferentes configurações de um reservatório estratificado. / [en] Well formation tests are usually performed to determine rock properties of a reservoir and the obtained data has often been interpreted based on an assumption that the reservoir is homogeneous in the vertical direction and described by a 1-D model. However, many reservoirs are found to be composed of different number of layers that have different characteristics. Production wells in such reservoirs may receive oil from more than one layer. In stratified reservoir system, the pressure and temperature behavior are not necessarily the same as in single layered system, and rarely reveals the same average properties of the entire system. The prediction of the characteristics of the individual layers is important to describe properly the reservoir and improve production management. This work presents a numerical transient-thermal model for a coupled wellbore/2D-reservoir considering Joule-Thompson heating/cooling, adiabatic fluid expansion/compression, conduction and convection effects for both wellbore and reservoir for a single-phase fluid flow. The two-dimensional reservoir model allows the analysis of stratified zones and barriers. The model allows cross flow between the adjacent layers with different rock properties.Wellbore temperature and pressure at a certain gauge depth are evaluated along the time. Results show how pressure transient analysis (PTA) and temperature transient analysis (TTA) can be used to characterize different configuration of stratified reservoirs.
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Comparison of Time-Harmonic and Transient Finite Element Calculation of a Squirrel Cage Induction Machine for Electric Vehicles

Schuhmann, Thomas, Cebulski, Bernd, Paul, Stephan 13 September 2023 (has links)
For predicting the performance characteristics of highly utilized induction machines, commonly finite element analysis (FEA) is applied. If only the stationary behavior is of interest, both time-harmonic and transient calculations are feasible. Both procedures offer benefits and drawbacks regarding precision and computing time. In this paper the stationary torque-slip-characteristic of a squirrel cage induction machine for electric vehicle application is calculated by means of time-harmonic and transient FEA. The simulation results are compared to measurements taken on the test bench. For low saturation levels the time-harmonic and transient simulation produce nearly equivalent stationary torque results. For high saturation levels, the commonly used approach for nonlinear time-harmonic calculation is to use a corrected magnetization curve. It is shown that the assumption of sinusoidal time variation of the magnetic field strength usually made in this case results in a torque error increasing with the saturation level for the time-harmonic calculation.
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MODELLING OF HEAT TRANSFER OF RAILWAY SWITCH HEATING

Suresh Sumathi, Siddharth January 2023 (has links)
Switches and crossings are vital components of the railway network. Obstacles to the smooth functioning of these components could result in delays and network traffic. Given the geographical location of Sweden, snow is one of the major obstacles for the switches. The presence and hardening of snow act as an obstacle to the movement of the switch rail, thus hindering its function. Electrically heated switches melt and clear the snow for movement of the switch rail. They typically operate at a power level of 10 kW–30 kW. With 6800 switches operational in Sweden, the potential for energy savings is huge. This master thesis intends to investigate the possibility of reducing energy consumption through insulating a side of the rail. To achieve that, a comprehensive transient conjugate heat transfer analysis is carried out using CFD simulations. The initial refinement of the measured data highlighted the uncertainties in them, and which shaped the course of the thesis. The analysis of these uncertainties gave critical insights and led to useful recommendations for future work. The fluid-solid interactions between the rail and flow of air and their impact on transient heat loss have been analyzed to gain critical insights regarding the choice of side of implementation of insulation. The validation of the model at lower electrical power levels threw light on the dire requirement of numerical modeling of snow melting, which happens at the higher power levels of the heating element. One of the critical observations made after the implementation of the insulation is the reduction in the temperature of the heating element, which leads us to conclude that the insulation not only saves energy but also prolongs the life of the heating element by reducing thermal fatigue. / Växlar och korsningar är viktiga komponenter i järnvägsnätet. Om dessa komponenter inte fungerar smidigt kan det resultera i förseningar och avbruten nätverkstrafik. Med tanke på Sveriges geografiska läge är snö ett av de största hindren för växlarna. Snö och hårt packad snö kan hindra spårväxelns rörelse och funktion. Elektriskt uppvärmda spårväxlar smälter bort snön så att spårväxeln kan fungera. Spårväxlarna har vanligtvis en effektnivå på 10 kW - 30 kW. Med 6 800 växlar i drift i Sverige är potentialen för energibesparingar är enorm. Denna masteruppsats syftar till att undersöka möjligheten att minska energiförbrukningen genom att isolera en sida av rälsen. För att uppnå detta utförs en omfattande transient konjugerad värmeöverföringsanalys med hjälp av CFD-simuleringar. Den inledande dataförädlingen av mätdata belyste osäkerheterna i datan vilket formade det fortsatta arbetet med avhandlingen. Analysen av dessa osäkerheter gav kritiska insikter och användbara rekommendationer för framtida arbete. Fluid - solid-interaktionerna mellan skenan och luftflödet och deras inverkan på den transienta värmeförlusten har analyserats för att få kritiska insikter om valet av sida för isolering. Valideringen av modellen vid lägre effektnivåer kastade ljus över det akuta behovet av numerisk modellering av snösmältningen som sker vid värmeelementets högre effektnivåer. En av de kritiska observationerna som gjordes efter implementeringen av isoleringen är minskningen av värmeelementets temperatur, vilket drar slutsatsen att isoleringen inte bara sparar energiförbrukningen utan också förlänger elementets livslängd genom att minska den termiska utmattningen.
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Detailed and Simplified Structural Modeling and Dynamic Analysis of Nuclear Power Plant Structures

Althoff, Eric C. 03 August 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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Transient Analysis of EHV/UHV Transmission Systems for Improved Protection Schemes

Ravishankar, Kurre January 2012 (has links) (PDF)
Ever increasing demand for electricity, exploitation of large hydro and nuclear power at remote location has led to power evacuation by long EHV/UHV transmission systems. This thesis concentrates on transient analysis of EHV/UHV transmission systems for improved planning and protection. In this thesis, the uncontrolled and controlled switching methods to limit the switching surges during energization of 765kV and 1200k VUHV transmission lines are studied. The switching surge over voltages during the energization of series compensated line are compared with uncompensated line. A Generalized Electromagnetic Transients Program has been developed. The program incorporates specific models for studying the effectiveness of various means for control of switching surge over voltages during UHV transmission line energization and also simulation of various types of faults. Since power grids may adopt next higher UHV transmission level 1200kV, these studies are necessary for insulation coordination as well as transmission line protection relay settings. A new fault detection/location technique is presented for transmission line using synchronized fundamental voltage and current phasors obtained by PMUs at both ends of line. It is adaptive to fault resistance, source impedance variation, line loading and fault incidence angle. An improved Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) algorithm to estimate and eliminate the decaying dc component in a fault current signal is proposed for computing the phasors. The settings for digital distance relays under different operating conditions are obtained. The relay should operate faster and be more sensitive to various faults under different conditions without loosing selectivity. An accurate faulted transmission line model which considers distributed shunt capacitance has been presented. The relay trip boundaries are obtained considering transmission line model under realistic fault conditions. For different loading conditions ideal relay characteristic has been developed. The obtained trip boundaries can be used for proper settings of practical relay. An adaptive relaying scheme is proposed for EHV/UHV transmission line using unsynchronized/synchronized fundamental voltage and current phasors at both ends of line. For fault location, the redundancy in equations is achieved by using two kinds of Clarke’s components which makes the calculations non-iterative and accurate. An operator for synchronization of the unsynchronized measurements is obtained by considering the distributed parameter line model. The distance to fault is calculated as per the synchronized measurements. Support Vector Machine(SVM) is used for high speed protection of UHV line. The proposed relaying scheme detects the fault and faulted phase effectively within few milli seconds. The current and voltage signals of all phases at the substation are fed to SVM directly at a sampling frequency of 1.0kHZi.e20 samples/cycle . It is possible to detect faulted phase with in 3msec, using the data window of 1/4th cycle. The performance of relaying scheme has been checked with a typical 765kV Indian transmission System which is simulated using the developed EMTP.

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