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Characterizing the neutron spectra in various irradiation facilities within the Oregon State University TRIGA ® ReactorAshbaker, Eric 24 June 2005 (has links)
Graduation date: 2006
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Water in Yeoville : considering fantasy and fragment in responsive urban placemakingRoux, Marzanne January 2016 (has links)
Johannesburg's urban fabric is characterised by fragmentation.
The natural landscape beyond and its remnants in the city are
absorbed in a diffuse urban landscape. In the development
of the public park in Yeoville, it is evident that an escalation in
the population exacerbates urban expansion characterised by
fragmentation and dissolution of the urban form.
The scheme proposes the use water for leisure as a means to
establish a relationship between the city's users and the natural
environment. In the pursuit of responsive urban place making
control is taken over the effect of fragmentation on urban
development in the park and the fantastical nature as well as the
use of water is considered in public urban spaces where it has
largely been absent.
An existing pool is the catalyst for the programme of swimming
and recreation where unbounded fantasy transcends the user
from the physical boundaries of the pools of water to become
one with the natural environment. The proliferation of existing
types of fragments fi nds expression in a series of courtyards that
are spatial types of enclosure that offer retreat and seclusion from
the context to meet the demands of the overburdened public
space. The use and inherent nature of water informed the form
and concept of water collection, storage, treatment and use
for swimming and cleansing and is central to the narrative of
navigation of the courts and pools.
The value of the architecture as a contextual response lies in the
exploration of the manifold relationships between the city user,
urban fabric and the natural environment and urban as well as
human scale at which the haptic experience unfolds. / Johannesburg se stedelike weefsel word gekenmerk deur
fragmentasie. Die natuurlike landskap en dit wat daarvan oor is
in die stad word in 'n uiteenlopende en verbrokkelende stedelike
landskap geabsorbeer. In die ontwikkeling van die publieke park in
Yeoville, is dit ooglopend dat 'n styging in die bevolking stedelike
groei wat gekenmerk word deur fragmentasie en ontbinding van
stedelike weefsel, vererger.
Die skema beoog om deur middel van water gebruik vir plesier
'n verhouding te vestig tussen die stedelike gebruiker en hul
natuurlike omgewing. In die strewe na reaktiewe stedelike plekmaak
word beheer geneem oor die effek wat fragmentasie op
stedelike ontwikkeling in die park het en die fantastiese natuur
sowel as die gebruik van water word oorweeg in publieke
stedelike ruimtes waar dit grootliks nagelaat was.
'n Bestaande publieke swembad is die katalis vir 'n program van
swem en ontspanning waar die gebruiker deur ontbonde fantasie
fi siese grense van poele water oortref om een met hul natuurlike
omgewing te word. Die doelbewuste voortbestaan en groei van
bestaande fragment-tipes vind uitdrukking in 'n reeks binnehowe
wat ruimtelike tipes van omsluiting - wat afsondering van die
konteks te weeg bring - om die vereistes van oorlaaide publieke
ruimtes te verlig. Die gebruik en inherente natuur van water het
die vorm en konsep van water-opgaarding, berging, behandeling
en gebruik vir swem en reiniging ingelig en is 'n kerngedagte in
die narratief van ontdekking van die binnehowe en poele.
Die waarde van die argitektuur as kontekstuele reaksie l? in
die ondersoek na die meervoudige verhoudings tussen die
stadsgebruiker, stedelike weefsel en die natuurlik omgewing op
'n stedelike sowel as 'n menslike skaal waar 'n tasbare ervaring
ontvou. / Mini Dissertation (MArch (Prof))--University of Pretoria, 2016. / Architecture / MArch (Prof) / Unrestricted
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Závady a nedostatky bazénových provozů / Defects and shortcomings pool operationsWagnerová, Andrea January 2016 (has links)
The master thesis is focused on problems surrounding defects and deficiencies of running a swimming pool site. It deals with particular defects which can occur at swimming pool's site. Different public swimming pools in Brno were visited to conduct an evaluation of real defects and deficiencies. After conducting the overview of defects, a correction solution was design for each defect. The defects are ranked according a scale measuring danger which I created
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Testování maximální SF v plaveckém trenažéru a plaveckém bazénu - porovnání metod / Testing of maximum SF in a swimming flum, and swimming pool - a comparison of methodsHubička, Tomáš January 2015 (has links)
Title: Testing of Maximum HR in the Swimming Flum and Swimming Pool Objectives: The aim is to compare the detection method of max HR in a swimming Flum with the method of detection max HR in the classic swimming pool. By meeting other goals we want to determine which method is more precise, what the positives and negatives of individual measurements show and what the difference are practically max values observed in HR pool and the Flume compared with the results of theoretical calculation max HR. Methods: According to a pilot study with methodology of the thesis, HRmax was tested in a swimming Flum and the methodology according to Formanek and Horčic HRmax testing was carried out in the swimming pool. A sample of probands were selected from students UK FTVS. For the recording was used sporttester and data evaluation program execution Polar Precision Performance. To determine the submaximal swimming speed we used CSS test. This rate was also used to warm up before swimming test to the individual HRmax of probands in a swimming Flum. The measured data of both measurements were compared with each other and the results described and evaluated. Results: CSS gained speed in m/s, was used in the Flume in escalations test to HRmax. We measured values HRmax tests in a Flume and in a swimming pool. The Test...
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Body Fluid Analogues and Personal Care Products as Potential DBP PrecursorsWang, Zhen 25 August 2011 (has links)
Disinfection byproducts (DBPs), such as organic chloramines, THMs, HAAs, and nitrosamines, are formed during mandatory disinfection processes in drinking water treatment. Many of these DBPs have been shown to be potentially carcinogenic. Extensive research has been conducted on the occurrence and formation of these DBPs. However, there has been limited research on their relationships with each other, which may be important for the understanding of their formation mechanisms, and the nature of their precursors is still relatively unknown. Ultimately, this information will be key for the development of possible improvements in treatment technologies.
Results of this study improve the understanding of DBP formation in swimming pool water. Some BFAs and PCP additives were identified as potential DBP precursors. Influence of BFAs and PCP additives on DBP formation in swimming pool water was also illustrated. Results provided feasible strategies to minimize DBP formation while maintaining the efficiency of disinfection.
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Body Fluid Analogues and Personal Care Products as Potential DBP PrecursorsWang, Zhen 25 August 2011 (has links)
Disinfection byproducts (DBPs), such as organic chloramines, THMs, HAAs, and nitrosamines, are formed during mandatory disinfection processes in drinking water treatment. Many of these DBPs have been shown to be potentially carcinogenic. Extensive research has been conducted on the occurrence and formation of these DBPs. However, there has been limited research on their relationships with each other, which may be important for the understanding of their formation mechanisms, and the nature of their precursors is still relatively unknown. Ultimately, this information will be key for the development of possible improvements in treatment technologies.
Results of this study improve the understanding of DBP formation in swimming pool water. Some BFAs and PCP additives were identified as potential DBP precursors. Influence of BFAs and PCP additives on DBP formation in swimming pool water was also illustrated. Results provided feasible strategies to minimize DBP formation while maintaining the efficiency of disinfection.
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Analýza vhodných metod ocenění Mestskej plavárne v Senici / Analysis of Suitable Valuation Methods for the Communal Swimming Pool in SenicaDuban, Ivan January 2017 (has links)
The main goal of this thesis is to analyze appropriate methods and approaches that lead to valuation of a sports complex, specifically the public swimming pool complex in Senica before and after reconstruction. The aim is to estimate the expenses that are related to running the place and to analyze its possible revenue. The object´s price is based on the up-to-date valuation acts. To perform the valuation, it was necessary to acquire the corresponding technical and economic documentation. Based on these documents, there is a visible technical upgrade, which is due to a reconstruction. The object is owned and managed by the town of Senica.
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Palliative for Savage Energies: Tidal Pools on the Adriatic SeaLentner, Jessica 05 August 2013 (has links)
The project is a public swimming sanctuary sited at the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The place sets up a bodily encounter with nature. The tidal lap pools, bath halls and paths are fragments, using the energy in line and color to appreciate human experience. The drawings are about the emergence of architecture from the convergence of land and sea. / Master of Architecture
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Horečky / HorečkyVoronin, Oleksandr January 2018 (has links)
The "MARIANKA" recreational complex is a modern building in a unique location with covered swimming pool with a swimming pool 25 m long, a spa area and recreation. The complex also includes a hotel, an outdoor area with a swimming pool of 25 meters, a children's pool, a hot tub and an outdoor dining area.
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Zlaté Moravce - sportovně komerční areál / Zlaté Moravce - the Sport and Commercial ComplexPekár, Radovan January 2013 (has links)
Object pools its design reminds scallop. Swimming is apparently conceived as a single mass, which conceals all the necessary facilities for the overall operation of swimming pools. Capacity is designed for 200 people with one swimming pool of 25m, one child and one recreational pool. Additional function creates a bar with a terrace for snacks as for bathers, as well as for visitors. The entrance hall provides an opportunity for kids games in the form of a children's area with views through the glass walls to the pool hall. Interestingly as interior design-designed air management, which in a way adds a certain elegance construction. By installing solar panels on the south side of the roof structure becomes an object environmentally friendly and uses renewable energy as the future trend.
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