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Lokken, Thomas (author)
With an increased demand for renewable energy wind farms, their efficiency receives growing attention from both the industry and academics. Mitigating wake interaction effects in wind farms is one of the ways wind farms could increase their efficiency. Control techniques to increase wake reenergizing are currently under development, however, are...
master thesis 2023
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Sterk, Merel (author)
With (e-)grocery retailers striving to increase their efficiency and subsequently reduce their costs, the opportunities that lie in optimising the order picking process of the supply chain is of key importance. The complex nature of assigning articles to an optimal storage location, having efficient routing of order pickers, and optimised...
master thesis 2022
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Hussain, Mohammed Muaaz (author)
The advent of global warming has brought an increased interest in non-conventional sources of energy, one of which is nuclear energy. Threatening the almost year-round functioning of nuclear power plants are Flow-Induced Vibrations (FIV). One such mechanism, Vortex-Induced Vibration (VIV), holds importance in areas of cross flow in nuclear power...
master thesis 2021
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de Zoete, J (author)
The aerospace engineering industry is continuously striving for faster methods to solve and optimize engineering and research problems with a higher degree of accuracy. It is therefore relevant to investigate possibilities that are expected to accelerate computational speed, such as quantum computing. For this reason, the objective of this...
master thesis 2021
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Herrera Clapera, Miquel (author)
Computational fluid dynamics is nowadays one of the pillars of modern aircraft design, just as impor­tant as experimental wind tunnel testing. Very ambitious goals in regards to performance, efficiency and sustainability are being asked of the aviation industry, the kind that warrant a virtual exploration of the edges of the flight envelope....
master thesis 2021
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Kaiser, Philipp (author)
The increasing importance of climate change and stricter regulations for greenhouse gas emissions raise the pressure on the automotive industry to develop more efficient products. Besides a reduction of emissions by new combustion engines, electric vehicles are being introduced to lower the fleet fuel economy. Especially this new drivetrain...
master thesis 2021
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Tselempis, Romanos (author)
The demand for accurate and efficient simulations in order to test the geomechanical effects is a reality for the entire geoscience community. The motivation that arises from that need is the development and the evolution of modelling methods to study these effects. Deep understanding of any problem in fine scale is crucial, especially when it...
master thesis 2020
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König, Simon (author)
Water accumulating in the fuel tanks of any aircraft presents an unacceptable safety hazard. This accumulation, which is due to a combination of physical phenomena, is difficult to assess and therefore not well known. The purpose of this project is the development of a lightweight computational prediction method for water accumulation in...
master thesis 2019
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van den Boogaard, Maurits (author)
Tip vortex cavitation was previously identified as a source of the broadband noise emitted by ships underwater. This leads to unwanted noise and vibrations on board, which reduces passenger comfort, and increases the underwater signature of naval ships. The influence of different cavitation regimes on propellers and boundary layer transition on...
master thesis 2019
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van Pelt, Pieter (author)
The Kutta condition is a boundary condition applied at a wing’s trailing edge (TE), which enables the calculation of the fluid-dynamic lift produced by a wing in potential flow. This condition is actually a stable equilibrium resulting from a transient flow. The main question of this research is: how is the Kutta condition flow-field created...
master thesis 2019
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Lagendijk, Laurens-Jan (author)
In recent years the awareness and the effort to reduce air pollution and global warming have increased. Many new ideas are being developed to reduce harmful emissions. Despite this, the shipping industry is still a large contributor to air pollution worldwide. To reduce the environmental impact of shipping, the use of<br/>sustainable energy...
master thesis 2018
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Merino Madrid, Cristian (author)
Prediction of emissions from combustion systems is a complex problem involving the coupling between the flow field and chemistry. CFD analysis is the most commonly employed approach. However, it has the drawback that a very high computational cost prevents the use of detailed chemistry models. This master thesis, which focuses on NOx emissions,...
master thesis 2017
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Klapwijk, Maarten (author)
The Royal Netherlands Navy (RNN) operates four diesel-electric submarines, the Walrus class. The submarines sail submerged on electric engines and periodically recharge the batteries with diesel engines at periscope depth. The exhaust gases are dispelled at the back of the sail below water level. During the sea trials it was observed that the...
master thesis 2017
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Ahmed, Nouman (author)
In this research work, the phenomenon of extreme wind events or gusts has been studied in detail and different aspects related to the nature of gusts are explored.<br/>In order to detect wind gusts from a stochastic time series different gust detection techniques collected from previous research works and literature studies were compiled,...
master thesis 2015
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