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An?lise de tens?es integrada a sistema de engenharia reversa para projeto e confec??o de pr?tesesBorges, L?cio Mauro Souza 24 January 2014 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2014-01-24 / Este trabalho consiste na concep??o, desenvolvimento e implementa??o de um M?dulo
Computacional CAE contendo algoritmos para a an?lise de tens?es e deforma??es integrado a um
software acad?mico de visualiza??o denominado OrtoCAD. Os algoritmos de expans?o para a
interface CAE que s?o frutos desse trabalho foram desenvolvidos na linguagem FORTRAN
objetivando complementar e ampliar as potencialidades de dois trabalhos previamente
desenvolvidos no ?mbito do PPGEM-UFRN, a saber: projeto e fabrica??o de um Leitor EletroMec?nico
e o software OrtoCAD. O OrtoCAD ? uma interface CAD que, originalmente, inclui a
visualiza??o 3D de cartuchos prot?ticos a partir de dados gerados por um equipamento (esp?cie de
scanner tridimensional simplificado que utiliza engenharia reversa) dotado de um sistema de Leitura
Eletro-Mec?nica (LEM). Inicialmente, a geometria de um coto (i.e. parte remanescente de uma perna
amputada e onde a pr?tese se encaixa) ? obtida a partir dos dados produzidos pelo equipamento
LEM, aplicando-se os conceitos da Engenharia Reversa. O n?cleo FEA proposto aplica os conceitos de
teoria da casca, onde uma l?mina 2D ? gerada a partir de um pe?a s?lida 3D oriunda do OrtoCAD. O
programa de an?lise de casca desenvolvido utiliza o M?todo dos Elementos Finitos (MEF) para a
descri??o da geometria assim como a an?lise de comportamento do material, fazendo a utiliza??o de
elementos de base Lagrangeana quadrangular de nove n?s e campo de deslocamento de ordem
superior para melhor descri??o do campo de tens?es na espessura. Como resultado o novo m?dulo
FEA oferece ?timas vantagens ao prover o OrtoCAD com novas funcionalidades, a saber: possibilitou
a independ?ncia dos softwares comerciais de elevado custo; ampliou a biblioteca disponibilizando
novas rotinas computacionais que tratam o problema de forma mais real?stica utilizando crit?rios de
falhas de engenharia voltados para materiais comp?sitos; melhorou a performance da an?lise FEA ao
utilizar um elemento de malha espec?fico que contempla um maior n?mero de n?s e, finalmente,
possui a vantagem de ser aberto e customizado oferecendo versatilidade intr?nseca e amplas
possibilidades de edi??o, ajuste e/ou otimiza??o que se fa?am necess?rias no futuro / This work consists of the conception, developing and implementation of a Computational
Routine CAE which has algorithms suitable for the tension and deformation analysis. The system was
integrated to an academic software named as OrtoCAD. The expansion algorithms for the interface
CAE genereated by this work were developed in FORTRAN with the objective of increase the
applications of two former works of PPGEM-UFRN: project and fabrication of a Electromechanincal
reader and Software OrtoCAD. The software OrtoCAD is an interface that, orinally, includes the
visualization of prothetic cartridges from the data obtained from a electromechanical reader (LEM).
The LEM is basically a tridimensional scanner based on reverse engineering. First, the geometry of a
residual limb (i.e., the remaining part of an amputee leg wherein the prothesis is fixed) is obtained
from the data generated by LEM by the use of Reverse Engineering concepts. The proposed core FEA
uses the Shell's Theory where a 2D surface is generated from a 3D piece form OrtoCAD. The shell's
analysis program uses the well-known Finite Elements Method to describe the geometry and the
behavior of the material. The program is based square-based Lagragean elements of nine nodes and
displacement field of higher order to a better description of the tension field in the thickness.
As a result, the new FEA routine provide excellent advantages by providing new features to OrtoCAD:
independency of high cost commercial softwares; new routines were added to the OrtoCAD library
for more realistic problems by using criteria of fault engineering of composites materials; enhanced
the performance of the FEA analysis by using a specific grid element for a higher number of nodes;
and finally, it has the advantage of open-source project and offering customized intrinsic versatility
and wide possibilities of editing and/or optimization that may be necessary in the future
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Estudo da adi??o de res?duos de quartzitos para obten??o de gr?s porcelanatoSouza, Marcondes Mendes de 17 April 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015-04-17 / Nos estados da Para?ba e Rio Grande do Norte, no Brasil, as jazidas mais expressivas na
produ??o de minerais industriais n?o-met?licos s?o as dos pegmatitos, quartzitos e granitos,
que est?o localizadas na regi?o do Serid?. Os munic?pios de V?rzea - PB, Ouro Branco - RN e
Parelhas - RN s?o os principais respons?veis pela extra??o de argila, quartzo, micas e
feldspato. As empresas de minera??o que atuam na extra??o e beneficiamento dos quartzitos
geram grandes volumes de res?duos, constituindo cerca de 90% de SiO2 na sua composi??o
qu?mica proveniente do quartzo, que ? um dos constituintes b?sicos nas formula??es das
massas cer?micas para a produ??o de revestimento cer?micos. Para tanto, este trabalho avalia
o estudo da adi??o de res?duos de quartzito para obten??o do gr?s porcelanato atrav?s da
caracteriza??o das mat?rias-primas por FRX, DRX, MEV, AG, ATG e DSC, utilizando cinco
formula??es contendo 57% de feldspato, 37% de argila e 6% de res?duos de quartzitos com
colora??es diferentes (branco, dourado, rosa, verde e preto), que foram sinterizadas em tr?s
temperaturas: 1150?C, 1200?C e 1250?C, com isoterma de 1 hora e taxa de aquecimento de
10? C/min. Ap?s a sinteriza??o, os corpos-de-prova foram submetidos a ensaios de
caracteriza??o f?sica como: absor??o de ?gua, retra??o linear, porosidade aparente, massa
espec?fica aparente, resist?ncia ? flex?o em tr?s pontos. Os resultados obtidos apontavam para
a possibilidade da utiliza??o do res?duo de quartzito em um percentual de 6% de adi??o na
massa cer?mica. A utiliza??o de res?duos de quartzito em massa cer?mica proporcionou um
produto final com propriedades tecnol?gicas que atendem ?s normas t?cnicas para a produ??o
de gr?s porcelanato, sendo a temperatura de 1200?Ca que apresentou melhores resultados. De
acordo com os resultados obtidos verificou-se um alto teor de ?xido de ferro no quartzito
preto, sendo descartada a utiliza??o do mesmo em gr?s porcelanato por quest?o estrutural,
pois o material fundiu a 1250?C. Todas as formula??es dos quartzitos obtiveram baixa
absor??o de ?gua quando sinterizadas a 1200?C, obtendo AA entre 0,1% a 0,36% sem terem
passado pelo processo de atomiza??o. Nos ensaios de resist?ncia ? flex?o todos os quartzitos
encontram-se nos limites de aceita??o, segundo a norma europeia EN 100, superando 27 MPa
na sinteriza??o a 1200?C. Com isso, o uso de res?duo de quartzito em massas cer?micas se
apresenta como excelente potencial para a produ??o de gr?s porcelanato. / In States of Para?ba (PB) and Rio Grande do Norte (RN), northeast of Brazil, the most
significant deposits of non-metallic industrial minerals are pegmatites, quartzites and granites,
which are located in Serid? region. Extraction of clay, quartz, micas and feldspars occurs
mainly in the cities of V?rzea (PB), OuroBranco (RN) and Parelhas (RN). Mining companies
working in the extraction and processing of quartzite generate large volumes of waste
containing about 90% SiO2 in their chemical composition coming from quartz that is one of
the basic constituents of ceramic mass for the production of ceramic coating. Therefore, this
work evaluates the utilization of these wastes on fabrication of high-quality ceramic products,
such as porcelain stoneware, in industrial scale. Characterization of raw materials was based
on XRF, XRD, GA, TGA and DSC analysis, on samples composed by 57% of feldspar, 37%
of argil and 6% of quartzite residues, with 5 different colors (white, gold, pink, green and
black). Samples were synthesized in three temperatures, 1150?C, 1200?C and 1250?C, with
one hour isotherm and warming-up tax of 10?C/min. After synthesizing, the specimens were
submit to physical characterization tests of water absorption, linear shrinkage, apparently
porosity, density, flexural strain at three points. The addition of 6% of quartzite residue to
ceramic mass provided a final product with technological properties attending technical norms
for the production of porcelain stoneware; best results were observed at a temperature of
1200?C. According to the results there was a high iron oxide on black quartzite, being their
use in porcelain stoneware discarded by ethic and structural question, because the material
fused at 1250?C. All quartzite formulations had low water absorption when synthesized at
1200?C, getting 0.1% to 0.36% without having gone through the atomization process.
Besides, flexural strain tests overcame 27 MPa reaching the acceptance limits of the European
Directive EN 100, at 1200?C synthesizing. Thus, the use of quartzite residues in ceramic
masses poses as great potential for the production of porcelain stoneware.
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Estudo experimental do comportamento à fratura frágil em aços estruturais ferríticos e aplicações à determinação da curva mestra. / Experimental study on the cleavage fracture behavior of structural ferritic steels and applications to determine the master curve.Rafael Guimarães Savioli 13 April 2016 (has links)
Este trabalho apresenta uma investigação experimental sobre o comportamento à fratura frágil de aços estruturais ferríticos, ASTM A285 Gr C e ASTM A515 Gr 65. Os resultados deste trabalho ampliam a base de dados de propriedades mecânicas utilizadas nas análises de integridade de estruturas pressurizadas tais como vasos de pressão e tanques de armazenamento construídos com esta classe de material. O trabalho tem por objetivo também avaliar a aplicabilidade de corpos de prova de dimensões reduzidas, PCVN, na determinação da temperatura de referência, T0, por meio da metodologia da Curva Mestra, a qual define a dependência da tenacidade à fratura do material em função da temperatura. Os ensaios de tenacidade à fratura foram conduzidos utilizando-se corpos de prova solicitados em flexão três pontos com geometria SE(B), PCVN e PCVN com entalhe lateral, extraídos de chapas laminadas. Os resultados dos ensaios foram obtidos em termos de integral J no momento da instabilidade, denotados por Jc. Dados adicionais de resistência à tração e de Impacto Charpy convencional também foram obtidos para caracterizar o comportamento mecânico dos aços utilizados. Os resultados mostraram uma forte influência da geometria dos corpos de prova sobre os valores de Jc, evidenciada pela grande variação nos valores de tenacidade à fratura. / This work presents an experimental investigation on the cleavage fracture behavior of structural ferritic steels, ASTM A285 Grade C and ASTM A515 Grade 65. One purpose of this study is to enlarge a previously reported work on mechanical and fracture properties for this class of steel to provide a more definite database for use in structural and defect analyses of pressurized components, including pressure vessels and storage tanks. Another purpose is to address the applicability of Precracked V-notch Charpy specimens to determine the reference temperature, T0, derived from the Master Curve Methodology which defines the dependence of fracture toughness with temperature for the tested material. Fracture toughness testing conducted on single edge bend specimens in three-point loading (SE(B), PCVN Plain Side and PCVN Side Grooved) extracted from laminated plates provides the cleavage fracture resistance data in terms of the J-integral at cleavage instability, Jc. Additional tensile and conventional Charpy tests produce further experimental data which serve to characterize the mechanical behavior of the tested materials. The results reveal a strong effect of specimen geometry on Jc values associated with large scatter in the measured values of cleavage fracture toughness.
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Aplica??o da Transformada Wavelet em An?lise de Texturas de Gr?ficos de Recorr?ncia para Detec??o de Patologias Lar?ngeas.Souza, Taciana Ara?jo de 23 November 2016 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2016-11-23 / A an?lise ac?stica do sinal de voz, devido ? sua natureza n?o invasiva e ao baixo custo, tem
se mostrado uma eficiente ferramenta para aux?lio ao diagn?stico das desordens vocais provocadas por
patologias na laringe. Os gr?ficos apresentam padr?es de larga e pequena escala, cujas varia??es
em sua textura representam o comportamento do sinal de voz, proporcionando informa??es acerca do
estado de normalidade ou de altera??o na qualidade vocal. Os padr?es de pequena escala podem ser
vistos como caracter?sticas de textura e servem como base para uma an?lise quantitativa dos gr?ficos de
recorr?ncia. T?cnicas de Processamento Digital de Imagens s?o empregadas para a an?lise da textura
contida nos gr?ficos de recorr?ncia, baseada na transformada wavelet bidimensional. A fim de discriminar
sinais saud?veis de sinais patol?gicos, s?o extra?dos diversos descritores de texturas dos coeficientes
de cada sub-banda obtida pela decomposi??o wavelet bidimensional. Nesta pesquisa, duas abordagens
foram aplicadas, as quais se diferenciam pela forma de extra??o dos padr?es representativos dos sinais:
extra??o dos descritores de textura diretamente das sub-bandas da transformada wavelet; e extra??o dos
descritores de Haralick, a partir da matriz de co-ocorr?ncia. Os sinais de voz foram classificados como
saud?veis ou patol?gicos, como tamb?m foi realizada a discrimina??o entre patologias. Paralisia, edema de
Reinke e n?dulos nas pregas vocais foram as patologias lar?ngeas consideradas na pesquisa. Os melhores
resultados foram obtidos com os descritores de Haralick, empregando redes neurais MLP (Multilayer
Perceptron) na classifica??o, em conjunto com o algoritmo de otimiza??o por enxame de part?culas
PSO (Particle Swarm Optimization) empregado na sele??o das caracter?sticas mais representativas. O
sistema proposto melhorou significativamente a acur?cia na discrimina??o entre patologias, com resultados
superiores aos encontrados na literatura, que empregam a an?lise de recorr?ncia.
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ROS & energy production pathways in the determination of resistance/sensitivity to glucocorticoids-induced apoptosis in acute lymphoblastic leukaemiaBerrou, Ilhem January 2012 (has links)
Glucocorticoids have long been used in the treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia due to their ability to cause cell cycle arrest and apoptosis of lymphoid cells. However, some patients do not respond to glucocorticoid treatment and the majority, who initially respond, may relapse upon prolonged hormone treatment. The inefficiency of the treatment is mainly attributed to the gradual loss of the cellular sensitivity to glucocorticoid-induced apoptosis. Therefore, the need to understand the molecular mechanisms of resistance/ sensitivity of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia cells to glucocorticoid-induced apoptosis is of vital importance, as this will help to develop better prognostic outcomes and improve glucocorticoids therapy. Several mechanisms have been proposed to explain the evasion of glucocorticoid mediated apoptosis in resistant cells. These include post-translational modifications of GR especially phosphorylation which modulates the GR transcriptional activity, and GR mediated signalling thereby affecting gene expression and hence the balance between pro- and anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members. In addition the concentration of components of the energy metabolism pathways (i.e. oxidative phosphorylation and glycolysis) and ROS generation are altered in the acute lymphoblastic leukaemia cells. The hypothesis that differentially phosphorylated GR in the resistant versus sensitive ALL cells modulate GR transcriptional activity and target selectively resulting in diverse pro- or anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members' gene expression in the two cell lines was tested. Furthermore, in a similar manner, the possibility that differential GR phosphorylation diversely affected gene expression of GR transcriptional target genes that are components of cellular energy production pathways in resistant versus sensitive cells, altering energy and ROS production levels in distinct ways in the two cell lines was explored. GR was found to be predominantly phosphorylated at S211 in the glucocorticoid-sensitive CEM C7-14, and at S226 in the glucocorticoid-resistant CEM C1-15 cells. Differential GR phosphorylation is presumably an indication of dominant p38 MAPK activity in CEM C7-14 and JNK kinase activity in CEM C1-15, which could lead to adverse gene expression of some pro- and anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members and particularly Mcl-1, in the two cell lines. Furthermore, differential GR phosphorylation at S211 and S226 in CEM C7-14 and CEM C1-15 affected the gene expression of the Cytochrome C Oxidase assembly factors Surf-1 and SCO2 as well as the nuclear encoded Cytochrome C Oxidase subunit COX-Va and the mitochondrial encoded COX-I, COX-II and COX-III. This effect was more pronounced in the glucocorticoid-sensitive CEM C7-14 cells, probably due to the fact that GR was predominantly phosphorylated at S211 and hence transcriptionally active in these cells. Moreover, in comparison to the resistant CEM C1-15 cells, the CEM C7-14 cells exhibited higher levels of ROS, increased number of active mitochondria and up-regulated glycolysis upon inhibition of oxidative phosphorylation. Glucocorticoids further reduced ROS levels in the CEM C1-15 cells, and increased the NADH/ NAD+ ratio. In conclusion results presented in this thesis provide evidence that differential GR phosphorylation in resistant versus sensitive to glucocorticoid induced apoptosis cells plays essential role in the regulation of programmed cell death and energy metabolism pathways, offering a potential explanation for the molecular events that determine resistance/sensitivity to glucocorticoid-induced apoptosis in ALL cells.
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Grade R teachers' understanding and implementation of the mathematical content knowledge of space and shapeMcLachlan, Justiné January 2018 (has links)
Globally, the importance of teaching mathematics to young children has rapidly increased. The concepts of space and shape are one of the mathematical content areas of mathematics that young children should explore, and Grade R teachers ought to understand and implement. Numerous theorists, researchers and authors have provided valuable insights and research on why Grade R teachers should be effectively teaching the mathematical content of knowledge of space and shape in their classrooms. In South Africa, several influences and contributing factors make it a challenge for Grade R teachers to implement the mathematical content knowledge of space and shape. This study sought to gain an insight in how Grade R teachers understand and implement the mathematical content knowledge of space and shape. The conceptual framework was developed from existing theories and research literature. A constructivist approach was followed. The framework comprised six levels to explain how Grade R teachers’ mathematical and pedagogical knowledge develops. The framework assisted in formulating questions and methods for the data collection process. The collected data was organised, transcribed and analysed. The study employed a qualitative case study design to generate data from five Grade R teachers’ experiences, views, ideas, opinions and perceptions on teaching the mathematical concepts of space and shape. Data were collected from the five teachers through participant observations, semi-structured interviews, documents and keeping a journal. The data analyses and findings support the themes and subthemes to answer the research questions. The findings from the research revealed that teachers should implement various innovative teaching approaches to facilitate active participation, so that the children could make their own meaning and understanding of the mathematical content of space and shape. Age-appropriate content and materials that scaffolds on children’s prior knowledge were found to be important strategies for effective teaching and learning. Teachers and their schools have a responsibility to establish positive learning environments as well as positive learning experiences for the children. The teachers in the study raised their concerns about the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statements as they felt that they lacked creativity and guidance. Various factors with a negative impact on teaching and learning were identified and recommendations were made for improvement. The study concludes that Grade R teachers would benefit from gaining an in-depth understanding of the effective implementation of the mathematical content knowledge of space and shape. / Dissertation (MEd)--University of Pretoria, 2018. / Early Childhood Education / MEd / Unrestricted
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A parallel Gröbner factorizerGräbe, Hans-Gert, Lassner, Wolfgang 25 January 2019 (has links)
We report on some experience with a parallel version of the Gröbner basis algorithm with factorization, implemented in the REDUCE package CALI [4]. It is based on a coarse grain parallel master-slave model with distributed memory. This model was realized on an HP workstation cluster both with a disk remote connection based on (ordinary) REDUCE [9] and the special PVM-based parallel REDUCE version of H. Melenk and W. Neun [7]. Our considerations focus on a detailed study of the practical time behaviour of the parallelized improved Gröbner factorization algorithm [5]. For well splitting examples, where the
number of intermediate subproblems is large compared to the number of parallel processes available on the system (only for such examples this approach makes sense), we've got almost always a good load balance. Since even for the relative slow disk remote connection the results are encouraging, we conclude that with a fast and stable communication hard- and software one will obtain a serious speed up on such problems compared to the serial implementation.
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Cosmological perturbations and invariant observables in geodesic lightcone coordinatesFröb, Markus B., Lima, William C.C. 04 May 2023 (has links)
We consider a recent approach to the construction of gauge-invariant relational
observables in gravity in the context of cosmological perturbation theory. These observables
are constructed using a field-dependent coordinate system, which we take to be geodesic
lightcone coordinates. We show that the observables are gauge-independent in the fully nonlinear theory, and that they have the expected form when one adopts the geodesic lightcone
gauge for the metric. We give explicit expressions for the Sasaki-Mukhanov variable at linear
order, and the Hubble rate — as measured both by geodesic observers and by observers
co-moving with the inflaton — to second order. Moreover, we show that the well-known
linearised equations of motion for the Sasaki-Mukhanov variable and the scalar constraint
variables follow from the gauge-invariant Einstein’s equations
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Частно-государственное партнерство как GR-технология продвижения системы среднего профессионального образования Свердловской области : магистерская диссертация / Public-private partnership as a GR-technology of promotion in secondary vocational education of Sverdlovsk regionДолгих, М. Н., Dolgih, M. N. January 2017 (has links)
Предметом диссертации является частно-государственное партнерство в сфере высшего образования как специфическая GR -технология. Особое внимание автор уделяет изучению коммуникативных механизмов, обеспечивающих эффективное взаимодействие между бизнес-структурами и органами власти. Диссертант подробно рассматривает новые коммуникативные механизмы данной технологии, особенности их применения в системе российского и зарубежного высшего образования. Анализ предмета статьи доказывает, что частно-государственные проекты являются самыми эффективными площадками открытого диалога бизнеса и власти для решения проблем высшего образования РФ. Для характеристики функционирования субъектов и коммуникативных механизмов GR-технологий используются структурно-функциональный и сравнительный метод. Для получения доказательной базы применен метод case-study. Основные результаты: 1.Частно-государственное партнерство является GR-технологией, выражающейся в применении специфических методов взаимодействия бизнеса и власти с целью решения социальных проблем.2.Изучение коммуникативных механизмов ЧГП как GR-технологии определило ее эффективные формы: ассоциации выпускников, эндаумент-фонды, академический фандрайзинг, частно-государственные проекты. 3.Метод Сase-study позволил определить частно-государственные проекты в системе высшего образования, как самый эффективный механизм GR-деятельности в РФ. / The subject of this research is the public-private partnership in the sphere of higher education as a specific GR-technology. The author pay particular attention to the study of communication mechanisms that ensure the productive interaction between businesses and government authorities. The work carefully examines the new communication mechanisms of such technology, as well as specificities of its application in the system of the Russian and foreign higher education. Analysis of the subject of research confirms that the public-private projects manifest as the most efficient platforms for the open dialogue between business and government for resolution of the issues of higher education in the Russian Federation. The author made the following conclusions: 1) public-private partnership is the GR-technology, which manifests in application of specific methods of interaction between business and government to address the social issues; 2) examination of the communication mechanisms of public-private partnership as a GR-technology defined its efficient forms: alumni association ,endowment funds, fundraising, and public-private projects; 3) the case-study method allowed identifying the public-private projects within the system of higher education as the most effective mechanism for GR-activity in the Russian Federation.
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An Implementation of Faugère's F4 Algorithm for Computing Gröbner BasesCabarcas, Daniel 22 July 2010 (has links)
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