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Belier, Joris (author)
Recent studies have shown an increased interest in modal solutions of wave problems with resonating structures. These studies demonstrate that resonating structures with physical dimensions close to a wavelength can be accurately described by a few relevant resonating modes. The physical dimensions of the demonstrated resonating structures were...
master thesis 2019
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van den Broek, Jaïr (author)
The application of Modal Derivatives (MDs) in conventional reduction methods is an effective method to capture geometric nonlinearities in Finite Element Models (FEMs). Reduction methods, in general, are used to effectively reduce the number of unknowns in FEMs for the sake of computational efficiency. We investigated the applicability of three...
master thesis 2019
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Mangat, Naunidh (author)
Wind energy has emerged as a promising alternative to fossil fuel energy sources over the last two decades partly due to considerable reductions in the cost of power production. A common trend towards cost reduction has been to build larger and lighter wind turbines. These produce more power per unit and use less material. Another strategy for...
master thesis 2019
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Markestein, Koen (author)
Analysing nonlinear vibrations of any finite element model containing a considerable number of degrees of freedom requires extensive computational resources. For a time-dependent nonlinear analysis, numerous iterations and time increments are required to compute steady statesolutions....
master thesis 2018
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Papp, David (author)
New generation combat aircraft are expected to operate over extended flight envelopes, including flight at high flow angles and rapid maneuvers. Conditions beyond traditional limits are giving rise to nonlinear phenomena, such as flow separation, large scale energetic vortices, fluctuations etc. These phenomena have significant impact on...
master thesis 2018
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Smits, Ferd (author)
As train speeds continue to increase, the dynamics of the interface between train and infrastructure is an increasingly important factor in current collection performance. European legislation prescribes that assessment of the quality of the current collection system shall be performed according to measurements and/or simulations. Due to the...
master thesis 2018
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D' Onofrio, Federica (author)
RANS equations are nowadays widely used in industry because of their affordability in terms of computational costs. They reached a high level of complexity, as they involve systems of non-linear partial differential equations. However they still lack of generality as they are based on closure coefficients determined from fundamental real flow...
master thesis 2017
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Ketelaars, Martijn (author)
During aircraft design,multiple tools are utilised to inspect the performance of the configuration. As the design matures, higher fidelity analyses are conducted to predict the flight dynamics of the aircraft. These analyses are conducted by using semi-empirical relations, numerically analysing flow behaviour, conducting wind-tunnel tests and...
master thesis 2017
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Holtzer, Bart (author)
So far, structural topology optimization has been mainly focused on linear problems. Much less attention has been paid to geometrically nonlinear problems, although it has a lot of interesting applications. The objective of this work is to implement a method to solve topology optimization problems under finite displacements and rotations. The...
master thesis 2017
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Singh, Niels (author)
Nonlinear analysis of dynamic problems has become important for modern industrial design applications. The increasing pressure on airlines to decrease fuel costs demands the design of more efficient aircraft. This requires aircraft manufacturing companies to design lighter structural components. The result is the need for more realistic and...
master thesis 2015
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