Análisis y modelización por FEM de elastómeros para silentblocks.

[ES]El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar el comportamiento de materiales elastómeros mediante el método de elementos finitos. Este análisis es necesario por la complejidad de los elastómeros y su comportamiento no común entre los materiales normalmente utilizados en ingeniería. Se pretende calcular la rigidez del material y modelizar su comportamiento.

Investigación previa para el taladrado orbital de apilados CFRP/Ti6Al4V.

[ES]El taladrado “one shot” de apilados de CFRP/Titanio está caracterizado por la corta vida útil de las brocas, aunque por lo general, la calidad de los agujeros es buena. Una alternativa al taladrado convencional es el taladrado orbital. Este trabajo, tiene tres objetivos principales: el primero es establecer unas condiciones de corte óptimas para el taladrado orbital en apilados de CFRP/Titanio de sección constante; la segunda, es analizar la calidad de los agujeros: rugosidad, ovalización, precisión dimensional…al igual que el desgaste de las herramientas; y el tercero es establecer una zona de trabajo dependiendo de los parámetros del proceso.

Influence of Humidity on Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors

We demonstrate the influence of the relative humidity (RH) on the wavelength of fiber Bragg grating sensors (FBGS), performing tests with five FBGS at different humidity and temperature conditions. These tests were performed in a climate chamber whose RH changes according to a scheduled profile from 30% to 90%, in steps of 10%. These profiles were repeated for a wide range of temperatures from to , in steps of . Two different types of instrumentation methods have been tested, spot welding and epoxy bonding, in two different materials, steel and carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP). We discuss the results for each type of sensor and instrumentation method by analyzing the linearity of the Bragg wavelength with RH and temperature.

Influence of Humidity on Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors

We demonstrate the influence of the relative humidity (RH) on the wavelength of fiber Bragg grating sensors (FBGS), performing tests with five FBGS at different humidity and temperature conditions. These tests were performed in a climate chamber whose RH changes according to a scheduled profile from 30% to 90%, in steps of 10%. These profiles were repeated for a wide range of temperatures from 10 degrees C to 70 degrees C, in steps of 10 degrees C. Two different types of instrumentation methods have been tested, spot welding and epoxy bonding, in two different materials, steel and carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP). We discuss the results for each type of sensor and instrumentation method by analyzing the linearity of the Bragg wavelength with RH and temperature.

hp-Adaptive simulation and inversion of magnetotelluric measurements

xlix, 121 p.