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A Chimera simulation method and Detached Eddy Simulation for vortex-airfoil interactions / Eine Chimera Simulationsmethode und Detached Eddy Simulation für Wirbel-Tragflügel-InteraktionenWolf, Christoph 20 December 2010 (has links)
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Infrared welding of continuous fibre-reinforced thermoplastics – Investigations on overlapping jointsConstantinou, Marios, Gehde, Michael 07 July 2017 (has links) (PDF)
Continuous fibre-reinforced thermoplastics often are offered as impregnated and consolidated semi-finished products which are known as organic sheets. The thermoplastic matrix leads to several advantages including the thermoformability and weldability.
Parts made of organic sheets are frequently produced by forming the semi-finished product into half-shells and stiffening those shells in the course of the process e.g. by the injection moulding of ribs. Larger and more complex parts with hollow body structures can be manufactured e.g. by forming the semi-finished products into half-shells and joining the half-shells. However, the currently available manufacturing technologies for parts made of organic sheets have cap profile shaped joints which prevent the use of the reinforcing fibres across the joint plane.
Investigations have proven that overlapping weld joints in organic sheets show much higher strengths than cap profile shaped joints which can be explained by the fibre use across the joint plane. Furthermore, the infrared welding technology was verified as an appropriate process for the welding of organic sheets since no need for additional welding material is given, short heating times can be realized and no contact of the infrared emitters to the joining parts is required. Therefore, the present study shall reveal the high potential of the overlapping welding of organic sheets. Influences on the weld strengths of infrared welded organic sheets are described and potential improvements concerning the materials to be welded as well as the welding process are shown.
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Infrared welding of continuous fibre-reinforced thermoplastics – Investigations on overlapping jointsConstantinou, Marios, Gehde, Michael 07 July 2017 (has links)
Continuous fibre-reinforced thermoplastics often are offered as impregnated and consolidated semi-finished products which are known as organic sheets. The thermoplastic matrix leads to several advantages including the thermoformability and weldability.
Parts made of organic sheets are frequently produced by forming the semi-finished product into half-shells and stiffening those shells in the course of the process e.g. by the injection moulding of ribs. Larger and more complex parts with hollow body structures can be manufactured e.g. by forming the semi-finished products into half-shells and joining the half-shells. However, the currently available manufacturing technologies for parts made of organic sheets have cap profile shaped joints which prevent the use of the reinforcing fibres across the joint plane.
Investigations have proven that overlapping weld joints in organic sheets show much higher strengths than cap profile shaped joints which can be explained by the fibre use across the joint plane. Furthermore, the infrared welding technology was verified as an appropriate process for the welding of organic sheets since no need for additional welding material is given, short heating times can be realized and no contact of the infrared emitters to the joining parts is required. Therefore, the present study shall reveal the high potential of the overlapping welding of organic sheets. Influences on the weld strengths of infrared welded organic sheets are described and potential improvements concerning the materials to be welded as well as the welding process are shown.
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Multi-level extensions for the fast and robust overlapping Schwarz preconditionersRöver, Friederike 14 June 2023 (has links)
Der GDSW-Vorkonditionierer ist ein zweistufiges überlappendes Schwarz-Gebietszerlegungsverfahren mit einem energieminimierenden Grobraum, dessen parallele Skalierbarkeit durch das direkt gelöste Grobproblem begrenzt ist. Zur Verbesserung der parallelen Skalierbarkeit wurde hier eine mehrstufige Erweiterung eingeführt. Für den Fall skalarer elliptischer Probleme wurde eine Konditionierungszahlschranke aufgestellt. Die parallele Implementierung wurde in das quelloffene ShyLU/FROSch Paket der Trilinos-Softwarebibliothek (http://trilinos.org) integriert und auf mehreren der leistungsstärksten Supercomputern der Welt (JUQUEEN, Forschungszentrum Jülich; SuperMUC-NG, LRZ Garching; Theta, Argonne Leadership Computing Facility, Argonne National Laboratory, USA) für Modellprobleme (Laplace und lineare Elastizität) getestet. Das angestrebte Ziel einer verbesserten parallelen Skalierbarkeit wurde erreicht, der Bereich der Skalierbarkeit wurde um mehr als eine Größenordnung erweitert.
Die größten Rechnungen verwendeten mehr als 200000 Prozessorkerne des Theta Supercomputers. Zudem wurde die Anwendung des GDSW-Vorkonditionierers auf ein vollständig gekoppeltes nichtlineare Deformations-Diffusions Problem in der Chemomechanik betrachtet.
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