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DIGITAL VOICE DECODING IN TODAY'S TELEMETRY SYSTEMKnudtson, Kevin M., Glass, Randy 10 1900 (has links)
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 25-28, 1999 / Riviera Hotel and Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada / Today’s telemetry systems can reduce spectrum demand and maintain secure voice
by encoding analog voice into digital data using; Continuously Variable Slope Delta
Modulation ( CVSD ) format and imbedding it into a telemetry stream. The model CSC-0390 DvD system is an excellent choice in decoding digital voice, designed with
flexibility, efficiency, and simplicity in mind. Flexibility in design brings forth a
capability of operating on a wide variety of telemetry systems and data formats without
any specialized interfaces. The utilization of 74HC series circuit technology makes this
DvD system efficient in design, low cost, and lower power consumption. In addition the
front panel display and control function is also is an example of Simplicity in design and
operation.
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Estudo de esforços em pavimentos de concreto continuamente armados como plataformas ferroviárias. / Study of efforts in continuously reinforced concrete pavements as railway platforms.Freitas, Rodrigo Souza de 01 April 2019 (has links)
Desde os anos 1940, o pavimento de concreto continuamente armado (PCCA) é uma tecnologia empregada para o tráfego rodoviário nos Estados Unidos da América (EUA). A partir de 1972, na Alemanha, as premissas de construção do PCCA foram aplicadas em linhas ferroviárias. A utilização do PCCA como plataforma ferroviária é relativamente recente e ainda não existem normas específicas para o seu dimensionamento e análises. Diante disso, o comportamento estrutural do PCCA rodoviário é adotado para as vias férreas rígidas. O objetivo central deste trabalho é compreender o comportamento estrutural de um PCCA convencional utilizado como plataforma ferroviária. Para tanto, foram realizadas simulações numéricas computacionais com o software Abaqus/CAE, primeiramente para elaborar um modelo computacional de um PCCA convencional calibrando-o com resultados de ensaios de campo. Posteriores simulações com fixações, trilhos e a solicitações de três diferentes veículos foram conduzidas, no modelo inicialmente proposto, dentro do próprio Abaqus/CAE. As simulações no PCCA como plataforma ferroviária consistiram em avaliar se a posição da carga ferroviária em relação às fissuras do PCCA influenciava no comportamento estrutural do pavimento. Realizou-se também um estudo paramétrico com os elementos da via permanente e um estudo à fadiga no concreto utilizado. O PCCA comportou-se estruturalmente muito bem quando utilizado para veículos de passageiros. O período de vida observado para os veículos de passageiros está dentro do esperado para plataformas ferroviárias rígidas. Entretanto, para o caso do veículo de carga, os modelos de fadiga mostraram uma vida de projeto bem inferior à esperada para plataformas ferroviárias rígidas, portanto, o pavimento não suportaria o carregamento de veículos de carga. O estudo paramétrico demonstrou que a rigidez das fixações é o elemento que mais influencia na deflexão da via, na tensão de tração no fundo das placas e na tensão de tração em flexão nos trilhos. O melhoramento da capacidade estrutural da fundação diminui a tensão de tração no pavimento, sem alterar a deflexão na via permanente. / Since the 1940s, continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) is a technology used in the United States of America (USA) for road traffic. Starting in 1972, the CRCP construction premises were applied to railway lines in Germany. Use of PCCA as a railway platform is relatively recent and there are no specific standards for its scaling and analysis, there are no specific standards for its design and analysis. Given this, the structural behavior of the PCCA road is adopted for the rigid railways. The central objective of this work is to understand the structural behavior of a conventional CRCP used as a railway platform. For this, numerical simulations were performed with Abaqus/CAE software to develop a conventional CRCP model calibrated with field test results. Later, simulations with fixations, rails and three different vehicles loads were conducted in the model initially proposed. The CRCP simulations as railway platform consisted of evaluating whether the positioning of the rail load in relation to the CRCP transverse cracks influenced the structural behavior of the pavement. A parametric study was also performed on the permanent track elements and on the concrete fatigue life. As a result, the pavement lifespan observed under these vehicles loads is within that expected for rigid railway platforms, for the three fatigue models used. However, in the case of the cargo vehicle, the fatigue models showed a design life inferior that expected for rigid railway platforms; therefore, the pavement would not be appropriate for the loading of cargo vehicles. The parametric study showed that the stiffness of the fixings is the element that most influences track deflection, tensile stress at the bottom of the slabs and tensile stress in the rails. The improvement of the foundation decreases the tensile stress in the pavement without changing the deflection in the permanent way.
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REDUCED FIDELITY ANALYSIS OF COMBUSTION INSTABILITIES USING FLAME TRANSFER FUNCTIONS IN A NONLINEAR EULER SOLVERGowtham Manikanta Reddy Tamanampudi (6852506) 02 August 2019 (has links)
<p>Combustion instability,
a complex phenomenon observed in combustion chambers is due to the coupling
between heat release and other unsteady flow processes. Combustion instability
has long been a topic of interest to rocket scientists and has been extensively
investigated experimentally and computationally. However, to date, there is no
computational tool that can accurately predict the combustion instabilities in
full-size combustors because of the amount of computational power required to
perform a high-fidelity simulation of a multi-element chamber. Hence, the focus
is shifted to reduced fidelity computational tools which may accurately predict
the instability by using the information available from the high-fidelity
simulations or experiments of single or few-element combustors. One way of
developing reduced fidelity computational tools involves using a reduced
fidelity solver together with the flame transfer functions that carry important
information about the flame behavior from a high-fidelity simulation or
experiment to a reduced fidelity simulation.</p>
<p> </p>
<p>To date, research has
been focused mainly on premixed flames and using acoustic solvers together with
the global flame transfer functions that were obtained by integrating over a
region. However, in the case of rockets, the flame is non-premixed and
distributed in space and time. Further, the mixing of propellants is impacted
by the level of flow fluctuations and can lead to non-uniform mean properties
and hence, there is a need for reduced fidelity solver that can capture the gas
dynamics, nonlinearities and steep-fronted waves accurately. Nonlinear Euler
equations have all the required capabilities and are at the bottom of the list
in terms of the computational cost among the solvers that can solve for mean
flow and allow multi-dimensional modeling of combustion instabilities. Hence,
in the current work, nonlinear Euler solver together with the spatially
distributed local flame transfer functions that capture the coupling between
flame, acoustics, and hydrodynamics is explored.</p>
<p> </p>
<p>In this thesis, the
approach to extract flame transfer functions from high-fidelity simulations and
their integration with nonlinear Euler solver is presented. The dynamic mode
decomposition (DMD) was used to extract spatially distributed flame transfer
function (FTF) from high fidelity simulation of a single element non-premixed
flame. Once extracted, the FTF was integrated with nonlinear Euler equations as
a fluctuating source term of the energy equation. The time-averaged species destruction
rates from the high-fidelity simulation were used as the mean source terms of
the species equations. Following a variable gain approach, the local species
destruction rates were modified to account for local cell constituents and
maintain correct mean conditions at every time step of the nonlinear Euler
simulation. The proposed reduced fidelity model was verified using a Rijke tube
test case and to further assess the capabilities of the proposed model it was
applied to a single element model rocket combustor, the Continuously Variable
Resonance Combustor (CVRC), that exhibited self-excited combustion
instabilities that are on the order of 10% of the mean pressure. The results
showed that the proposed model could reproduce the unsteady behavior of the
CVRC predicted by the high-fidelity simulation reasonably well. The effects of
control parameters such as the number of modes included in the FTF, the number
of sampling points used in the Fourier transform of the unsteady heat release,
and mesh size are also studied. The reduced fidelity model could reproduce the
limit cycle amplitude within a few percent of the mean pressure. The successful
constraints on the model include good spatial resolution and FTF with all modes
up to at least one dominant frequency higher than the frequencies of interest.
Furthermore, the reduced fidelity model reproduced consistent mode shapes and
linear growth rates that reasonably matched the experimental observations,
although the apparent ability to match growth rates needs to be better
understood. However, the presence of significant heat release near a pressure
node of a higher harmonic mode was found to be an issue. This issue was
rectified by expanding the pressure node of the higher frequency mode. Analysis
of two-dimensional effects and coupling between the local pressure and heat
release fluctuations showed that it may be necessary to use two dimensional
spatially distributed local FTFs for accurate prediction of combustion
instabilities in high energy devices such as rocket combustors. Hybrid
RANS/LES-FTF simulation of the CVRC revealed that it might be necessary to use
Flame Describing Function (FDF) to capture the growth of pressure fluctuations
to limit cycle when Navier-Stokes solver is used.</p>
<p> </p>
<p>The main objectives of
this thesis are:</p>
<p>1. Extraction of
spatially distributed local flame transfer function from the high fidelity
simulation using dynamic mode decomposition and its integration with nonlinear
Euler solver</p>
<p>2. Verification of the
proposed approach and its application to the Continuously Variable Resonance
Combustor (CVRC).</p>
<p>3. Sensitivity analysis
of the reduced fidelity model to control parameters such as the number of modes
included in the FTF, the number of sampling points used in the Fourier
transform of the unsteady heat release, and mesh size.</p>
<p> </p>
<p>The goal of this thesis
is to contribute towards a reduced fidelity computational tool which can
accurately predict the combustion instabilities in practical systems using
flame transfer functions, by providing a path way for reduced fidelity
multi-element simulation, and by defining the limitations associated with using
flame transfer functions and nonlinear Euler equations for non-premixed flames.</p>
<p> </p><br>
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Real-time Detection And Tracking Of Human Eyes In Video SequencesSavas, Zafer 01 September 2005 (has links) (PDF)
Robust, non-intrusive human eye detection problem has been a fundamental and challenging problem for computer vision area. Not only it is a problem of its own, it can be used to ease the problem of finding the locations of other facial features for recognition tasks and human-computer interaction purposes as well. Many previous works have the capability of determining the locations of the human eyes but the main task in this thesis is not only a vision system with eye detection capability / Our aim is to design a real-time, robust, scale-invariant eye tracker system with human eye movement indication property using the movements of eye pupil. Our eye tracker algorithm is implemented using the Continuously Adaptive Mean Shift (CAMSHIFT) algorithm proposed by Bradski and the EigenFace method proposed by Turk & / Pentland. Previous works for scale invariant object detection using Eigenface method are mostly dependent on limited number of user predefined scales which causes speed problems / so in order to avoid this problem an adaptive eigenface method using the information extracted from CAMSHIFT algorithm is implemented to have a fast and scale invariant eye tracking.
First of all / human face in the input image captured by the camera is detected using the CAMSHIFT algorithm which tracks the outline of an irregular shaped object that may change size and shape during the tracking process based on the color of the object. Face area is passed through a number of preprocessing steps such as color space conversion and thresholding to obtain better results during the eye search process. After these preprocessing steps, search areas for left and right eyes are determined using the geometrical properties of the human face and in order to locate each eye indivually the training images are resized by the width information supplied by the CAMSHIFT algortihm. Search regions for left and right eyes are individually passed to the eye detection algortihm to determine the exact locations of each eye. After the detection of eyes, eye areas are individually passed to the pupil detection and eye area detection algorithms which are based on the Active Contours method to indicate the pupil and eye area. Finally, by comparing the geometrical locations of pupil with the eye area, human gaze information is extracted.
As a result of this thesis a software named &ldquo / TrackEye&rdquo / with an user interface having indicators for the location of eye areas and pupils, various output screens for human computer interaction and controls for allowing to test the effects of color space conversions and thresholding types during object tracking has been built.
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Étude de l’évolution de la réactivité des matériaux porteurs d’oxygène dans un procédé de combustion en boucle chimique / Study of the reactivity evolution of oxygen carriers in a chemical looping combustion processTilland, Airy 04 December 2015 (has links)
Le procédé de captage du dioxyde de carbone (CO2) par combustion fonctionnant en boucle chimique (Chemical Looping Combustion (CLC)) permet de produire de l’énergie à partir du méthane tout en captant le CO2 produit par la combustion. Ce procédé met en oeuvre un matériau porteur d’oxygène (NiO/NiAl2O4) qui est utilisé pour fournir de l’oxygène lors de la combustion du méthane et qui est ensuite régénéré sous air. Le matériau utilisé se dégrade au cours du temps ce qui accroît les coûts du procédé et diminue ses performances. L’étude présentée ici a pour objectif de déterminer quel est l’impact des phénomènes thermiques et chimiques sur la dégradation du matériau porteur d’oxygène. Les mécanismes réactionnels représentant la réduction et l’oxydation du porteur d’oxygène ont été déterminés et validés grâce à des études expérimentales et à la modélisation d’un réacteur parfaitement auto-agité (RPAA) et d’un réacteur à écoulement piston. L’importance du contrôle du dépôt de carbone dans le procédé a été démontrée. Ensuite, les paramètres cinétiques des réactions représentant la réduction de l’oxyde de nickel ont pu être déterminés grâce à un modèle original du RPAA, puis validés dans le réacteur piston. L’intérêt du RPAA pour la détermination de paramètres cinétiques dans le cas du procédé CLC a été présenté. Les paramètres obtenus permettent de prédire de manière correcte toutes les réactions même si un travail complémentaire est nécessaire pour obtenir une meilleure précision des résultats. Finalement, un mécanisme de dégradation du matériau porteur d’oxygène déduit des résultats expérimentaux a été proposé. Ce mécanisme décrit la production importante de fines particules se dissociant des grains et leur rôle dans les phénomènes d’agglomération observés. Le matériau support, supposé inerte, jouerait un rôle dans l’apport d’oxygène. La méthodologie développée dans ce travail pourrait être adaptée à l’analyse et la caractérisation d’autres matériaux porteurs d’oxygène / The Chemical Looping Combustion (CLC) process produces energy by combustion of methane while capturing the carbon dioxide (CO2). An oxygen carrier (NiO/NiAl2O4) is used to deliver oxygen during the combustion of methane. It is then regenerated by air. The oxygen carrier material degrades over time, which increases the costs of the process and reduces its performance. The present study aims at determining the impacts of thermal and chemical phenomena on the oxygen carrier degradations. The reaction mechanisms corresponding to the reduction and oxidation of the oxygen carrier are determined and validated through experimental studies and the modeling of a continuously auto-stirred tank reactor (CASTR) and a plug flow reactor. The importance of controlling the quantity of deposited carbon in the process is illustrated. Then, the kinetic parameters of the reactions representing the reduction of nickel oxide are determined with an original model of the CASTR and validated in the plug flow reactor. The interest of using the CASTR for the determination of kinetic constants of the reactions involved in CLC process is presented. The obtained parameters give a good description of all reactions even if additional work is required to obtain a better precision of the results. Finally, a degradation mechanism of the oxygen carrier has been proposed. This mechanism describes the large production of fine particles separated from the grains and their role in the observed agglomeration phenomena. The support material, supposed to be inert, provides some of its oxygen. The methodology developed in this work could be adapted for the analysis and the characterization of other oxygen-carriers
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Studie rekonstrukce železniční stanice Zruč nad Sázavou / Upgrading of Zruč nad Sázavou Railway StationHřib, Oldřich January 2015 (has links)
Primary objective of diploma thesis is design geometrical parameters of tracks at railway station Zruč nad Sázavou for three new platforms with acces options for paralyzed people and preservetion four railway tracks. Other objective is proposition of track drainage and reconstruction superstructure and substructure
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An Alternative Strengthening Technique using a Combination of FRP Sheets and Rods to Improve Flexural Performance of Continuous RC SlabsSyed Shah, Taqiuddin Q. January 2016 (has links)
No description available.
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Continuously Variable Amplification Device for Semi-Active Vibration Control of Seismically Loaded StructuresGrupenhof, Kyle D. 25 July 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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PAK-Freisetzung aus tauchgeteerten Rohren unter Berücksichtigung verschiedener WasserqualitätenFilsinger, Markus 20 November 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Der Einfluss des Biofilms, der Inkrustation, der Fließgeschwindigkeit und der Wasserqualität auf die Freisetzung von PAK wurde in Batch-, Drehkolbenreaktorversuchen und an einem Rohrleitungssystem untersucht. Chlorung von tauchgeteerten Edelstahlcoupons mit Biofilm führten zu einer fast vollständigen Ablösung des Biofilms und einer Zunahme der Freisetzung von Fluoren, Phenanthren und Fluoranthen. Die PAK-Freisetzung von tauchgeteerten Edelstahlcou-pons in einer Lösung von Trinkwasser mit 0,1% Natriumazid als Hemmstoff der Atmungskette, der den Biofilm nicht ablöst, führten zu einer Zunahme aller untersuchten PAK in der gleichen Größenordnung wie ohne Bio-film. In chloriertem Teerleachat wurden unter der teilweisen Anwendung einer einfachen Methode der kontinu-ierlichen Extraktion folgende PAK-Derivate analysiert: Chloracenaphthen, 1-Chlorpyren, 9-Fluorenon, Anthron. Da Reaktionsprodukte von Phenanthren und Fluoranthen nicht gefunden werden konnten, wird eine Weiterreaktion zu 9-Fluorenon vorgeschlagen, die durch die Pechoberfläche katalysiert wird. Instationäre Korrosion und nicht vorhandener aerober Abbau sind die Gründe für eine PAK-Zunahme während Stagnationphasen. / The influence of biofilm, encrustation, flow velocity and water quality on the release of PAHs was investigated in batch, continuously flown reactor experiments and in a pipe rig system. Chlorination of coal-tar coated stainless steel slides with biofilm resulted in an almost complete removal of the biofilm and an increase of the release of fluorene, phenanthrene and fluoranthene. PAH release of coal-tar coated stainless steel slides exposed to a solution of drinking water with 0,1% sodium azide as an inhibitor of the respiratory chain which did not remove the biofilm led to an increase of all observed PAHs up to the same magnitude as without biofilm. In chlorinated coal-tar leachate the following derivatives were detected while partly utilizing an easy method for a continuously extrac-tion: chloroacenaphthene, 1-chloropyrene, 9-fluorenone, anthrone. While reaction products of phenanthrene and fluoranthene could not be found a further reaction to 9-fluorenone catalysed by the coal-tar surface is proposed. Instationary corrosion and no aerobic degradation are the reasons for PAH increase during stagnation periods.
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Įgyjamoji senatis kaip nuosavybės teisės atsiradimo pagrindas / Acquisitive prescription as a foundation of the acquisition of the ownershipSelvestravičiūtė, Indrė 24 November 2010 (has links)
Magistro darbe nagrinėjamas dar senovės Romos teisėje suformuotas vienas iš nuosavybės teisės įgijimo pagrindų – įgyjamosios senaties institutas, jo taikymo sąlygos. Darbo tikslas – išnagrinėti įgyjamosios senaties instituto taikymo sąlygų, t.y. sąžiningai atsiradusio bei sąžiningo, teisėto, atviro bei nepertraukiamo valdymo bei daikto valdymo kaip savo, turinį, apibendrinti Lietuvos Aukščiausiojo Teismo praktiką. Darbe analizuojama daikto valdymo kaip faktinės būsenos ir kaip savarankiškos daiktinės teisės samprata, jų atsiradimo ir pasibaigimo momentų ir pagrindų santykis. Didelis dėmesys yra skiriamas teismų praktikoje kilusioms įgyjamosios senaties instituto taikymo problemoms, pateikiami jų pavyzdžiai ir galimi sprendimo būdai. / This study is devoted to the analysis of the acquisitive prescription (its conditions) as the foundation of the acquisition of ownership. Acquisitive prescription derives from Roman law. The purpose of the study is to evaluate the subject-matter of conditions of the acquisitive prescription – the acquisition of the thing in good faith, the possession of it in good faith, legitimately, openly, continuously as its own, to summarize the practice of the Supreme Court of Lithuania. The fact of possession itself, also the possession as an independent right in rem, the relation of the acquisition and the termination moments and grounds are also analyzed. The extensive attention is given to problems araised from the practice of the Supreme Court of Lithuania, the examples of such problems and its possible solutions also are given.
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