42 resultados para Luis García Montero
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Esta tesis se centra en el estudio de una secuencia de procesos basados en la tecnología láser y ejecutados en dispositivos fotovoltaicos, que son imprescindibles para el desarrollo en general de las tecnologías fotovoltaicas basadas en lámina delgada y, en particular, de aquellas que utilizan silicio amorfo como absorbente, así como en aplicaciones posteriores de estas tecnologías de alto valor añadido como es la integración arquitectónica de este tipo de dispositivos. En gran parte de las tecnologías FV de lámina delgada, y muy particularmente en la de silicio amorfo, el material se deposita sobre un substrato en un área lo suficientemente grande para que se requiera de un proceso de subdivisión del dispositivo en células de tamaño adecuado, y su posterior conexión en serie para garantizar las figuras eléctricas nominales del dispositivo. Este proceso se ha desarrollado industrialmente hace años, pero no ha habido un esfuerzo científico asociado que permitiera conocer en profundidad los efectos que los procesos en si mismos tiene de forma individualizada sobre los materiales que componen el dispositivo y sus características finales. Este trabajo, desarrollado durante años en el Centro Láser de la UPM, en estrecha colaboración con Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas y Medioambientales (CIEMAT), la Universidad de Barcelona (UB), y la Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña (UPC), se centra justamente en un estudio detallado de dichos procesos, denominados habitualmente P1, P2, P3 y P4 atendiendo al orden en el que se realizan en el dispositivo. Este estudio incluye tanto la parametrización de los procesos, el análisis del efecto que los mismos producen sobre los materiales que componen el dispositivo y su comportamiento fotoeléctrico final, así como la evaluación del potencial uso de fuentes láser de última generación (ultrarrápidas) frente al estándar industrial en la actualidad que es el empleo de fuentes láser convencionales de ancho temporal en el rango de los nanosegundos. En concreto se ha estudiado en detalle las ventajas y limitaciones del uso de sistemas con diferentes rangos espectrales (IR, VIS y UV) y temporales (nanosegundos y picosegundos) para diferentes tipos de configuraciones y disposiciones tecnológicas (entendiendo por estas las habituales configuraciones en substrato y superestrato de este tipo de dispositivos). La caracterización individual de los procesos fue realizada primeramente en células de laboratorio específicamente diseñadas, abriendo nuevos planteamientos y conceptos originales para la mejora de los procesos láser de interconexión y posibilitando el empleo y desarrollo de técnicas y métodos avanzados de caracterización para el estudio de los procesos de ablación en las distintas láminas que conforman la estructura de los dispositivos fotovoltaicos, por lo que se considera que este trabajo ha propuesto una metodología completamente original, y que se ha demostrado efectiva, en este ámbito. Por último el trabajo aborda un tema de particular interés, como es el posible uso de los procesos desarrollados, no para construir los módulos fotovoltaicos en sí, sino para personalizarlos en forma y efectos visuales para potenciar su uso mediante elementos integrables arquitectónicamente, lo que es un ámbito de gran potencial de desarrollo futuro de las tecnologías fotovoltaicas de lámina delgada. En concreto se presentan estudios de fabricación de dispositivos integrables arquitectónicamente y plenamente funcionales no solo en dispositivos de silicio amorfo con efectos de transparencias y generación de formas libres, si no que también se incluye la posibilidad de hacer tales dispositivos con células de silicio cristalino estándar que es la tecnología fotovoltaica de mayor presencia en mercado. Es importante, además, resaltar que la realización de este trabajo ha sido posible gracias a la financiación obtenida con dos proyectos de investigación aplicada, MICROSIL (PSE-120000-2008-1) e INNDISOL (IPT-420000-2019-6), y los correspondientes al Plan Nacional de I+D+I financiados por el ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación y el Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad: CLÁSICO (ENE 2007- 67742-C04-04) y AMIC ENE2010-21384-C04-02. De hecho, y en el marco de estos proyectos, los resultados de este trabajo han ayudado a conseguir algunos de los hitos más importantes de la tecnología fotovoltaica en nuestro país en los últimos años, como fue en el marco de MICROSIL la fabricación del primer módulo de silicio amorfo con tecnología íntegramente española (hecho en colaboración con el CIEMAT), o la fabricación de los dispositivos para integración arquitectónica con geometrías libres que se describen en esta Tesis y que fueron parte de los desarrollos del proyecto INNDISOL. ABSTRACT This thesis focuses on the study of a sequence of laser-based technology and processes executed in photovoltaic devices, which are essential for the overall development of photovoltaic technologies based on thin film and, in particular, those using amorphous silicon as absorbent and subsequent applications of these technologies with high added value such as the architectural integration of such devices. In much of the PV thin film technologies, and particularly in the amorphous silicon material is deposited on a substrate in an area large enough so that it requires a process of subdivision of the device in cells of appropriate size, and subsequent serial connection to ensure nominal device power figures. This process has been industrially developed years ago, but there has been an associate scientific effort that would learn more about the effects that the processes themselves have either individually on the materials that make up the device and its final characteristics. This work, developed over years in the Laser Center of the UPM, in close collaboration with Centre for Energy and Environmental Research (CIEMAT), the University of Barcelona (UB) and the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC)., Focuses precisely in a detailed study of these processes, usually they called P1, P2, P3 and P4 according to the order in which they perform on the device. This study includes both the parameters of the processes, the analysis of the effect they produce on the materials making up the device and its final photoelectric behavior as well as the potential use of EVALUATION of next-generation laser sources (ultrafast) versus standard industry today is the use of conventional laser sources temporal width in the range of nanoseconds. In particular we have studied in detail the advantages and limitations of using systems with different spectral ranges (IR, UV and VIS) and time (nanosecond and picosecond) for different configurations and technological provisions (meaning these typical configurations in substrate and superstrate such devices). Individual characterization of the processes was conducted primarily in laboratory cells specifically designed, opening new approaches and original concepts for improving laser interconnection processes and enabling the use and development of advanced techniques and characterization methods for studying the processes ablation in the different sheets making up the structure of the photovoltaic devices, so it is considered that this work has proposed a completely original methodology, which has proven effective in this area. Finally, the paper addresses a topic of particular interest, as is the possible use of lso developed processes, not to build the photovoltaic modules themselves but to customize fit and visual effects to enhance their use by integrated architectural elements, which is an area of great potential for future development of thin film photovoltaic technologies. Specifically studies manufacture of integrated architecturally and fully functional not only in amorphous silicon devices with transparency effects and generating freeform devices occur, if not also include the ability to make such devices with cells of standard crystalline silicon photovoltaic technology is more visible in the market. It is also important to note that the completion of this work has been possible thanks to the financing obtained with two applied research projects, Microsil (PSE-120000- 2008-1) and INNDISOL (IPT-420000-2019-6), and those for the National R & D funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation and the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness: CLASSIC (ENE 2007-67742-C04-04) and AMIC ENE2010-21384-C04- 02. In fact, within the framework of these projects, the results of this work have helped get some of the most important milestones of photovoltaic technology in our country in recent years, as it was under Microsil making the first module Amorphous silicon technology with entirely Spanish (made in collaboration with CIEMAT), or the manufacture of devices for architectural integration with free geometries that are described in this thesis and that were part of the project Inndisol developments.
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El objetivo principal del presente proyecto es implantar un sistema de calidad en un laboratorio de caracterización de residuos, con el fin de obtener la acreditación otorgada por la Entidad Nacional de Acreditación (ENAC) como laboratorio de caracterización de residuos metalúrgicos no férreos. El sistema de calidad a implantar se basa en la Norma UNE-EN ISO/IEC 17025:2005 (requisitos generales para la competencia de los laboratorios de ensayo y calibración). Se trata por tanto de determinar los principales residuos de proceso y operación, de la metalurgia del Al, Cu, Zn y Pb, para posteriormente y mediante las normas UNEEN-CEN identificar los ensayos normalizados de caracterización de dichos residuos. y adecuar dichos ensayos a la norma. Finalmente se describe el proceso de implantación del sistema de calidad basado en la citada norma, y se hace un estudio económico que incluye tanto los gastos de inversión en equipos como los gastos de operación y mantenimiento (CAPEX y OPEX). Todo ello para poder ser acreditados por un organismo como ENAC.
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The Train Timetabling Problem (TTP) has been widely studied for freight and passenger rail systems. A lesser effort has been devoted to the study of high-speed rail systems. A modeling issue that has to be addressed is to model departure time choice of passengers on railway services. Passengers who use these systems attempt to travel at predetermined hours due to their daily life necessities (e.g., commuter trips). We incorporate all these features into TTP focusing on high-speed railway systems. We propose a Rail Scheduling and Rolling Stock (RSch-RS) model for timetable planning of high-speed railway systems. This model is composed of two essential elements: i) an infrastructure model for representing the railway network: it includes capacity constraints of the rail network and the Rolling-Stock constraints; and ii) a demand model that defines how the passengers choose the departure time. The resulting model is a mixed-integer programming model which objective function attempts to maximize the profit for the rail operator
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A focusing system for a 300 GHz radar with two target distances (5m and 10m) is proposed, having 1cm resolution in both cases. The focusing system is based on a gaussian telescope scheme and it has been designed using gaussian beam quasi-optical propagation theory with a homemade Matlab analysis tool. It has been translated into a real focusing system based on two elliptical mirrors and a plane mirror in order to have scanning capabilities and validated using the commercial antenna software GRASP
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This paper describes the design, development and field evaluation of a machine translation system from Spanish to Spanish Sign Language (LSE: Lengua de Signos Española). The developed system focuses on helping Deaf people when they want to renew their Driver’s License. The system is made up of a speech recognizer (for decoding the spoken utterance into a word sequence), a natural language translator (for converting a word sequence into a sequence of signs belonging to the sign language), and a 3D avatar animation module (for playing back the signs). For the natural language translator, three technological approaches have been implemented and evaluated: an example-based strategy, a rule-based translation method and a statistical translator. For the final version, the implemented language translator combines all the alternatives into a hierarchical structure. This paper includes a detailed description of the field evaluation. This evaluation was carried out in the Local Traffic Office in Toledo involving real government employees and Deaf people. The evaluation includes objective measurements from the system and subjective information from questionnaires. The paper details the main problems found and a discussion on how to solve them (some of them specific for LSE).
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Three broken steel bars from a sewed crack in a dam are reported. The inspection of the fracture surfaces of the prestressed bars suggests that fractures were triggered by small cracks and by the inherent brittleness of the bars, as fracture toughness was about 40 MPa m1/2. The analysis of the failures shows that the usual design requirements for prestressing bars fail to warn against brittle failures if some damage exists. Some recommendations, based on the concept of damage tolerance, are suggested to avoid similar unfortunate incidents.
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Comunicación realizada a partir de una entrevista realizada al artista José Luis Sánchez, centrándose en su colaboración en la arquitectura religiosa de Luis Cubillo
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Arrays of coherently driven photomixers with antenna (antenna emitter arrays, AEAs) have been evaluated as a possibility to overcome the power limitations of individual conventional photomixers with antenna (?antenna emitters?, AEs) for the generation of continuous-wave (CW) THz radiation. In this paper, ?large area emitters? (LAEs) are proposed as an alternative approach, and compared with AEAs. In this antenna-free new scheme of photomixing, the THz radiation originates directly from the acceleration of photo-induced charge carriers generated within a large semiconductor area. The quasi-continuous distribution of emitting elements corresponds to a high-density array and results in favorable radiation profiles without side lobes. Moreover, the achievable THz power is expected to outnumber even large AEAs. Last not least, the technological challenge of fabricating LAEs appears to be significantly less demanding.
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We discuss two different approaches to overcome the power limitations of CW THz generation imposed to conventional photomixers. The increase in power achievable by using arrays of AEs is studied. Then ?large area emitters? are proposed as an alternate approach to overcome the power limitations. In this antenna-free new scheme of photomixing, the THz radiation originates directly from the acceleration of photo-induced charge carriers generated within a large semiconductor area. The quasi-continuous distribution of emitting elements corresponds to a high-density array and results in particularly favorable radiation profiles.
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Using CMOS transistors for terahertz detection is currently a disruptive technology that offers the direct integration of a terahertz detector with video preamplifiers. The detectors are based on the resistive mixer concept and performance mainly depends on the following parameters: type of antenna, electrical parameters (gate to drain capacitor and channel length of the CMOS device) and foundry. Two different 300 GHz detectors are discussed: a single transistor detector with a broadband antenna and a differential pair driven by a resonant patch antenna.
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Esta Tesis Doctoral viene a cubrir el vacío existente referido a la arquitectura religiosa de Luis Cubillo de Arteaga, arquitecto conocido fundamentalmente por su aportación a la vivienda social madrileña en los años 50 y 60, pero con una abundante obra sacra. Para ello se ha estudiado la totalidad de su producción, que abarca desde 1954 hasta 1974. La Tesis analiza su arquitectura religiosa desde varios puntos de vista, que incluyen la implantación de los edificios y sus aspectos formales, constructivos y tipológicos, estos últimos especialmente destacados tras las directrices emanadas del Concilio Vaticano II. Previamente se analizan cuatro ámbitos relevantes en la arquitectura religiosa de Cubillo. En primer lugar se estudia la labor de la Dirección General de Asuntos Eclesiásticos, a la que estaba adscrito el arquitecto y para la que realizó sus primeros trabajos. Dentro de ella se expone la evolución del modelo de Seminario entre los años 40 y 60, para analizar la relevancia de la propuesta de Cubillo para el Seminario de Castellón. A continuación se trata la participación de Cubillo en la construcción de la periferia de Madrid, aunque no referida a sus conocidos trabajos sobre vivienda social, sino a los edificios dotacionales. Así mismo se expone una iniciativa hasta ahora inédita de la Comisaría de Ordenación Urbana de Madrid para dotar de centros parroquiales a los nuevos barrios. Un tercer bloque estudia un tema recurrente a finales de los años 50, la integración de las artes en la nueva arquitectura religiosa, propiciada principalmente por José Luis Fernández del Amo. En el caso de Cubillo, las colaboraciones más notables y objeto de estudio en esta Tesis, fueron las realizadas con los artistas Arcadio Blasco y José Luis Sánchez. Por último se describe la situación de la iglesia madrileña posconciliar y su plan de construcción de nuevos templos, en el que jugó un papel muy destacado Cubillo, convertido en arquitecto de confianza de la Oficina Técnica del Arzobispado-------------------------ABSTRACT------------------------------ This Doctoral Thesis fills the emptiness of knowledge about the religious architecture of Luis Cubillo de Arteaga, architect mainly known for his contribution to Madrid's social housing in the 50s and 60s, but with a wide sacred work. To this end it have been studied his entire production, ranging from 1954 to 1974. The thesis discusses his religious architecture from several points of view, including the implementation of the buildings and their formal, constructive and typological aspects, the latter especially important by following the guidelines issued by Vatican II. Previously, four relevant areas in Cubillo’s religious architecture are analyzed. First of all, it’s studied the work of the Department of Ecclesiastical Affairs, to which the architect was assigned and for whom he made his early works. As a part of it, is exposed the evolution of Seminar model between 40s and 60s, to discuss the relevance of Cubillo’s design for the Seminar of Castellón. Next, it´s studied the participation of Cubillo in the construction of the outskirts of Madrid, although not referring to his well known work on social housing, but to the design of the comunitary buildings. It’s also explained an unpublished initiative from Commissariat for Urban Planning of Madrid to provide parish centers to new neighborhoods. A third section examines a recurring theme in the late 50s, the integration of the arts in the new religious architecture, mainly leaded by José Luis Fernández del Amo. For Cubillo, the most notable collaborations, studied in this thesis, were with the artists Arcadio Blasco and José Luis Sánchez. Finally, it´s described the situation of the post-conciliar church in Madrid and its plan to build new temples, with a prominent role of Cubillo, that became in trusted architect of the Technical Office of the Archbishop.
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Trabajo de investigación incluido en los objetivos del Proyecto I+D+i "Relación forma-construcción en la arquitectura religiosa de Luis Moya Blanco", subvencionado por el Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación, referencia HAR2011-28916 (2012/2013)