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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.
121

Simulation, Design, and Hardware Implementation of a 4-axis Cable Suspended Robot

Fais, Collier R. 06 July 2017 (has links)
No description available.
122

Modeling of Electrical Cable Failure in a Dynamic Assessment of Fire Risk

Bucknor, Matthew D. 17 September 2013 (has links)
No description available.
123

SEVEN-DOF CABLE-SUSPENDED ROBOT WITH INDEPENDENT SIX-DOF METROLOGY

Snyder, Benjamin M. 18 April 2006 (has links)
No description available.
124

Nonlinear Control for Cable Robot Systems with Unidirectional Actuation

Xu, Wan 08 August 2008 (has links)
No description available.
125

Identified and verified factors relating to the success of cable access centers /

Ledingham, John A. January 1980 (has links)
No description available.
126

Three-Dimensional Analysis of Geogrid Reinforcement used in a Pile-Supported Embankment

Halvordson, Kyle Arthur 21 January 2008 (has links)
Pile-supported geogrid-reinforced embankments are an exciting new foundation system that is utilized when sites are limited by a soft soil or clay. In this system, an embankment is supported by a bridging layer, consisting of granular fill and one or multiple layers of geogrid reinforcement. The bridging layer transfers the load to piles that have been driven into the soft soil or clay. The load from the embankment induces large deformations in the geogrid reinforcement, causing tensile forces in the ribs of the geogrid. Many of the current methods used to design geogrid reinforcement for this system simplify the approach by assuming that the reinforcement has a parabolic deformed shape. The purpose of this thesis is to thoroughly examine the behavior of the geogrid in a pile-supported embankment system, in an effort to determine the accuracy of the parabolic deformed shape, and identify the most important parameters that affect reinforcement design. The geogrid was analyzed using a three-dimensional model that included a cable net to represent the geogrid and linear springs to represent the soil underneath the geogrid. A larger pressure was applied to the geogrid regions that are directly above the pile caps so that arching effects could be considered, and the stiffness of the springs on top of the pile were stiffer to account for the thin layer of soil between the geogrid and the pile cap. A Mathematica algorithm was used to solve this model using the minimization of energy method. The results were compared to another model of this system that used a membrane to represent the geosynthetic reinforcement. Additionally, the maximum strain was compared to the strain obtained from a geosynthetic reinforcement design formula. A parametric study was performed using the Mathematica algorithm by varying the pile width, embankment pressure applied to the soil, embankment pressure applied to the pile, stiffness of the soil, stiffness of the soil on top of the pile, stiffness of the geogrid, geogrid orientation, rotational stiffness of the geogrid, and the layers of geogrid reinforcement. / Master of Science
127

Design of a cable-stayed precast post-tensioned box girder bridge

Deneke, Bernard Joseph January 1986 (has links)
An overview of current practice in the field of cable-stayed post-tensioned precast box girder technology and construction is presented. Likewise, a preliminary design for a 600 foot main span cable-stayed post-tensioned box girder bridge is presented. The analysis considers dead load, and live loadings acting on the girder using nonlinear analysis assumptions governing the bridges response. Since specific codes governing cable-stayed bridges are not presented in the AASHTO Code, analysis was based on allowable stresses where requirements in the AASHTO code were not specified. / M.S.
128

Interactive television: market, management, technologies & uncertainties

Chiu, Yiu-kwong., 趙耀光. January 1996 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
129

Non-Linear Vibration and Dynamic Fracture Mechanics of Bridge Cables

Leon, Armando January 2011 (has links)
In the present work, the non-linear vibrations and the corresponding dynamic fracture mechanics of cables of cable-stayed bridges are studied. The cables are among the most critical components in cable-stayed bridges and there are different damage sources such as corrosion, vibration, fatigue and fretting fatigue that can significantly affect them, thereby reducing the cable’s service life and even producing their failure. Cable-Parametric Resonance is the specific non-linear vibration studied in this research. This type of vibration occurs due to displacements presented at the cable supports. These displacements are induced by the wind and traffic loads acting on the pylon and deck of the bridge. Under certain conditions, unstable cable-vibration of significant amplitude can be registered. Therefore, numerical and experimental analyses are carried out in order to describe this phenomenon and to determine the corresponding instability conditions. Two non-linear models of cable-parametric resonance are studied to predict the cable response. In the simulation method, the non-linear components are treated as external forces acting on the linear systems, which are represented by Single Degree of Freedom systems and described by digital filters. A clear non-linear relationship between the excitation and the cable response is observed in the simulations and the experiments. The corresponding experimental analysis is based on a scaled model (1:200) of the Öresund bridge and a good agreement between the numerical and experimental results is found. After obtaining the relationship between the cable response and the excitation, the cable instability conditions are determined. This is done by finding the minimum displacement required at the cable supports in order to induce nonlinear cable vibration of considerable amplitude. The instability conditions are determined within a wide range of excitation frequencies and conveniently expressed in a simplified and practical way by a curve. The determination process is rather fast and offers the possibility to evaluate all bridge cable stays in a rather short time. Finally, the dynamic fracture mechanics of the cable is considered by studying the fracture toughness characteristics of the material under dynamic conditions. Finite Element simulations on a pre-cracked three-point bending specimen under impact loading are performed. The observed cable instability is equivalently considered as the associated response to impact load conditions, and a crack as a defect on the wires of a cable stay. The simulations are based on an experimental work by using the Split Hopkinson pressure bar (Jiang et al). The dynamic stress intensity factor KI(t) up to crack initiation is then obtained by different methods. The numerical estimations based on the specimen’s crack tip opening displacement (CTOD) and mid-span displacement were closest to the experimental results. It is observed that a better estimation of the dynamic stress intensity factor relies on a proper formulation of the specimen’s stiffness. / Lic March 2011
130

線纜事業法律之研究- 英美德日四國法律之比較

陳百齡, CHEN, BAI-LING Unknown Date (has links)
綱要:目前我國正進行是否建立線纜系統(Cable System)之可行性研究,線纜系統 之發展涉及市場、軟體、技術、以及法律等諸多問題,其中以法律問題影響尤鉅,本 研究希望從比較觀點來看各國線纜事業法律,俾供傳播和法律學者作為進一步探討之 基礎。 第一章導論,敘述本研究之研究動機與研究方法。 第二章英美德日四國線纜立法背景與線纜事業法律。 第三章四國線纜法律之綜合比較。 第四章建議與結論。

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