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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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The use of ground equipment at airports / Användning av markutrustning på flygplatser

Aldén, Anna, Odebo, Stina January 2015 (has links)
För att flygplatser ska kunna ha så hög kapacitet som möjligt krävs effektivisering av alla delar av flygplatsverksamheten. Denna studie har identifierat problem och utvecklingsområden av användningen av markutrustning på flygplatser. I studien har det även analyserats effektiviseringsmöjligheter. Några exempel på problem och utvecklingsområden som funnits är att utrustningen är utspridd på flygplatsen och att det finns för mycket utrustning. Ett av lösningsförslagen som föreslås i rapporten är att en tredjepartsaktör äger all markutrustning på flygplatsen och sedan bedriver uthyrning av utrustningen till användarna.
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PPS5000 Thruster Emulator Architecture Development & Hardware Design

Persson, Robert January 2019 (has links)
This Master's Thesis handles prestudy work and early hardware development that resulted in architectural definitions and prototype hardware of electronic ground support equipment. This equipment is destined to emulate the electric power consumption of the PPS5000 Hall Effect Thruster (HET), for use in satellite end-to-end tests of the all-electric Geostationary Satellite Electra, developed at OHB Sweden AB. The Thruster Emulator (TEM) was defined through a resulting compilation of intricate interdependent components that interface the satellite power system and the thruster, which yielded an architecture development to support some basic predefined emulator requirements. This architecture was then analyzed to form a base-line conceptual function of the emulator system, which incorporates the entire HET functionality. Six primary HET impedances were defined, of which the three most complex impedances were investigated fully. For the primary thruster discharge, research is shown of the complexity of implementing advanced electronic load hardware directly to the satellite's 5kW power system with respect to the transient primary plasma discharge during thruster start up, and with limitations on the electronic load reducing emulator-thruster similarities. Additionally, a fully functional plasma ignition emulator prototype circuit board was built to be used in the final hardware of the TEM to emulate the external HET cathode start-up functionality. Finally, a feasibility study for designing a possible solution for the large PPS5000 electromagnet impedance was performed, resulting in the manufacture of two prototype inductors with unsatisfying performance results according to the design requirements.

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