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A novel approach to emergency management of wireless telecommunication system
(2008)
The survivability concerns the service continuity when the components of a system are damaged. This concept is especially useful in the emergency management of the system, as often emergencies involve accidents or incident ...
Aluminum sheet effects in viscoelastic punching
(1965)
This project was initiated to study the effects of the sheet metal on the process of punching circular holes with viscoelastic tooling.
Two different kinds of aluminum sheet metal, each with four thicknesses were used ...
Equine immobilization with a limb restraint system
(2007-06-14)
Mobility of the horse to initiate motion from the standing position is examined in this thesis. In particular, the thesis focuses on the study of the mobility of a horse with fixed hooves to the ground, and on how its ...
Modeling a run-around heat and moisture exchanger using two counter/cross flow exchangers
(2009)
In this study, a numerical model is developed for determining coupled heat and moisture transfer in a run-around membrane energy exchanger (RAMEE) using two counter/cross flow exchangers and with a salt solution of MgCl2 ...
The effect of energy recovery on indoor climate, air quality and energy consumption using computer simulations
(2006-06-14)
The main objectives of this thesis are to determine if the addition of an energy wheel in an HVAC system can improve the indoor air relative humidity (RH), and perceived air quality (PAQ), as well as reduce energy consumption. ...
Flow around a circular cylinder with a free end
(2003)
A circular cylinder with a free end is one of the simplest possible three dimensional structures, yet flow around such a body is complex and not well understood. Numerous previous studies have examined this flow situation; ...
Effectiveness of energy wheels from transient measurements
(2005-06-20)
Certification of energy wheel effectiveness by a selected international laboratory for many types and sizes of wheel produced by each manufacturer has proven to be very expensive and has been prone to large uncertainties. ...
Modeling full-scale fire test behaviour of polyurethane foams using cone calorimeter data
(2009)
Flexible polyurethane foam (PUF) is a very versatile material ever created. The material is used for various applications and consumer end-use products such as upholstered furniture and mattresses. The increased use of ...
Development of non-destructive test methods for assessment of in-use fire fighter's protective clothing
(2004-04-23)
The very nature of the fire fighting environment makes thermal degradation of turnout gear inevitable. Standards that are currently in place to ensure that new gear performs adequately for the protection of the fire fighter ...
Modeling a run-around heat and moisture recovery system
(2005-04-28)
Run-around energy recovery systems are one of the several ways for transferring energy between two air streams. Compared with other air-to-air energy recovery systems, run-around systems are very reliable and flexible, ...