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  • About
  • 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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Kojos protezo ėmiklio įtempių skaičiavimas baigtinių elementų metodu / Calculation stresses of reciever leg's prosthesis by finite elements methods

Miliūtė, Renata 15 June 2005 (has links)
In this graduation thesis it is deduced deformation and tightness of leg’s receiver as well as skin and soft tissues’ at contact place. By using the finite elements method with digital ANSYS 5.5.1 programmable packet it was made leg��s prothesis receiver and stump soft tissues’ model. Two models were analysed: linear and non-linear. By making the non-linear system calculation it is measured non-linear features of leg’s prothesis receiver material and stump skin soft tissues’. Results of analyses showed that the size of maximum deformation is 1,3 less then in case of linear system, maximum stress decreases 1,2 times. Consequently for exact contact calculation it is needed to use non-linear model.
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Prisitaikančiosios baigtinių elementų strategijos plokštuminiams tamprumo teorijos uždaviniams / Adaptive finite element strategies for solution of two dimensional elasticity problems

Vasiliauskienė, Lina 22 June 2006 (has links)
The advent of modern computer technologies provided a powerful tool in numerical simulations. One of the most frequently used method for the discretization of the physical domain is Finite element Method (FEM). One of the main problems in a finite element analysis is the adequacy of the finite element mesh. Since the quality of the finite element solution directly depends on the quality of meshes, the additional process to improve the quality of meshes is necessary for reliable finite element approximation. In order to perform quality-assessed numerical simulation, the adaptive finite element strategies have been developed. These strategies integrate the finite element analysis with error estimation and fully automatic mesh modification, user interaction with this process is limited by initial geometry data and possible error tolerance definition. The finite element solution, obtained during adaptive finite element strategy process, approximates quite good different engineering structures. Despite many works in this area the problem of the adequate finite element mesh is not fully solved and additional developments are needed in order to improve adaptive mesh refinement strategy process. The aim and tasks of the work – to obtain methodology for quality assessed discretization to finite elements for complex geometry engineering structures by adaptive finite element strategies. To realize this purpose the following scientific tasks have been dealt: to develop an automatic... [to full text]
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Prisitaikančiosios baigtinių elementų strategijos plokštuminiams tamprumo teorijos uždaviniams / Adaptive finite element strategies for solution of two dimensional elasticity problems

Vasiliauskienė, Lina 23 June 2006 (has links)
The advent of modern computer technologies provided a powerful tool in numerical simulations. One of the most frequently used method for the discretization of the physical domain is Finite element Method (FEM). One of the main problems in a finite element analysis is the adequacy of the finite element mesh. Since the quality of the finite element solution directly depends on the quality of meshes, the additional process to improve the quality of meshes is necessary for reliable finite element approximation. In order to perform quality-assessed numerical simulation, the adaptive finite element strategies have been developed. These strategies integrate the finite element analysis with error estimation and fully automatic mesh modification, user interaction with this process is limited by initial geometry data and possible error tolerance definition. The finite element solution, obtained during adaptive finite element strategy process, approximates quite good different engineering structures. Despite many works in this area the problem of the adequate finite element mesh is not fully solved and additional developments are needed in order to improve adaptive mesh refinement strategy process. The aim and tasks of the work – to obtain methodology for quality assessed discretization to finite elements for complex geometry engineering structures by adaptive finite element strategies. To realize this purpose the following scientific tasks have been dealt: to develop an automatic... [to full text]
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Kompiuterinių žaidimų dirbtinio intelekto varikliuko uždaviniai ir jų sprendimas / The Problems and Solutions of Artificial Intelligence Engine for Games

Fiodorova, Jelena 30 May 2006 (has links)
Game Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the code in game that makes the computer-controlled opponents (agents) to make smart decisions in game world. There are some AI problems that are essential in games: pathfinding, decision making, generating player’s characteristics, game’s logic management. However these problems are gameplay dependant. The main goal of this study – to generalize AI problems’ solutions for games of many kinds, that is, to make AI solutions gameplay independent. We have achieved this goal by using data-driven design in our solutions. We separated the game logic and the game code levels by using this approach. Such separation gave us an opportunity to manipulate game logic and data freely. We have examined our decision making system and determined that it is flexible and is easy of use.
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Vamzdyno trūkio vietos nustatymo algoritmo sukūrimas pagal fizikine elgsena grįstą slėgio bangos sklidimo modelį / Algorithm for identification of pipeline rupture location based on finite element model of pressure wave propagation

Kriščiūnas, Andrius 04 November 2013 (has links)
Darbo metu apžvelgiami metodai pereinamiesiems procesams vamzdyne realizuoti. Aprašyta vamzdyno tėkmės pereinamųjų procesų dinamika matematinės lygtys ir sudarytas baigtinių elementų modelis skaitiniam vamzdynų pereinamųjų procesų modeliavimui. Panaudojant atgalinį slėgio bangos modeliavimą esant idealizuotam slėgio bangos sklidimo modeliui, sudaromas slėgio impulso vietos nustatymo algoritmas ir įvertinamos atsirandančios paklaidos. Realizuota programine įranga patikrinamas sudarytų modelių ir algoritmo teisingumas, bei pateikiami pasiūlymai, atsiradusioms paklaidoms mažinti. / During this research, the methods to realize the transient processes in piping systems are overviewed, also finite element method and idealized wave propagation of pressure mathematical models are set up. Using the backward pressure wave modelling at idealized pressure wave propagation model, piping system rupture location algorithm and the assessment of estimated errors are set up. With released software, the developed models and correctness of the algorithm are verified, and suggestions to reduce the resulting errors are presented.

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