This thesis is dealing with thermal fields and the possibilities of their solution by a finite element method. Thereinafter thesis describe assembling a 3D model of induction machine with known parameters, and solving thermal field of the model by Ansys Workbench program and verification of these results by practical measuring on real machine.

Thermal analysis of electric machine is one of the key steps in design procedure. Traditionally, thermal calculations are done by analytical method, mostly based on equivalent electrical circuit, where thermal quantities are replaced by equivalent electrical quantities. These methods employ so-called electro thermal analogy. Different approach is to use Finite Element Method, which is the main goal of this thesis. First part of the thesis is devoted to description of CAD system Autodesk Inventor, which is modern parametric CAD for modelling of virtual prototypes. This system is then used for creation of three dimensional model of brushless DC machine. Second part is focused on thermal calculations in Ansys Workbench environment. Model of brushless DC machine created in Inventor is transferred into Ansys Workbench and thermal analysis is carried out.

Práce je zaměřena na problematiku bezpečnostních vodíkových senzorů. Základní principy a teorie vodíkových senzorů je rozebrána v první části práce. Je navržena metodologie testování organických vodíkových senzorů vyvinutých a vyrobených na Fakultě Chemické Vysokého Učení Technického v Brně. Nejslibnější organický material byl testován. V závěrečné části byl navržen teplotní regulátor pro použití s keramickou senzorovou platformou.

The aim of this diploma thesis is 3D package design study and elaboration of rules for effective thermal and electrical design. There are recommendations and equations for calculating parameters affecting design of modern SOP and SIP packages mentioned in this thesis. Advantages of modern technologies in thermal management of packages are demonstrated in the second part of thesis using ANSYS workbench.

Aerobic stability is a term which nutritionists use to define the length of time that forage remains stabil and don‘t degrade. Once fermentation is completed and the forage is exposed to air during feeding or during storage (leaky silos, poor packaging) increases the temperature of the forage initiated by yeasts or lesser extent by the action of some bacterias. This temperature is measured using temperature sensors and it is compared with the ambient temperature of the surroundings. Aerobic stability is given as the time, for which the forage temperature rises by 3°C above ambient temperature.

This diploma thesis deals with the design of a small temperature test chamber. The first chapter is a study of temperature sensors suitable for realization of temperature chambers. The conclusion of this chapter is devoted to digital temperature sensor DS18B20. The second chapter deals with the principles and basic parameters of Peltier cells. In the third chapter design of individual electronic components of the temperature chamber is realized (circuit diagrams and PCBs), including a description of basic features of the microcontroller firmware. The fourth chapter is devoted to a description of the basic properties of the application software and a description of the communication protocol. The last two chapters deal with the construction of the temperature chamber and the results of final functional test.

The diploma thesis describes search for propriate change of small jet engine exhaust, based on temperature and velocity flowfield analysis in CFD code Fluent V6.

Diploma thesis deals with measurement of temperature. The main goal of the thesis is to suggest and realize a Conditioning Chamber for Thermal Testing of small equipments and sensitive elements. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part are mentioned possibilities of miscue of measurement, equipments and sensitive elements for the measurement of temperature and their dividing. Furthermore, the measurement software and hardware is described for controlling and operating of the system. The practical part is detailing concept and realization of the setting of the Conditioning Chamber, which is controlled by graphical measurement software Control Web 6. The thesis is finished by exemplary measurement and is being service of practical approximation of the measurement test.

The diploma thesis is focused on characterization of fine – grained steels, choosing of welding technology and effects of heat transmission on weld joint quality. The effect of transmitted heat on microscopic structure and stiffness of weld have been studied. Based on obtained results the optimal parameters for welding of fine - grained steel have been determined.

The aim of this thesis is the analysis of three types commonly used automotive brake discs in terms of their thermal and mechanical resistance on a defined braking maneuver. Another objective is to make an evaluate of the different structural solutions and compare them by each other.