439 resultados para Laaksonen, Kalevi: Kiinteän omaisuuden perustuslainsuoja
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The objective of this dissertation is to improve the dynamic simulation of fluid power circuits. A fluid power circuit is a typical way to implement power transmission in mobile working machines, e.g. cranes, excavators etc. Dynamic simulation is an essential tool in developing controllability and energy-efficient solutions for mobile machines. Efficient dynamic simulation is the basic requirement for the real-time simulation. In the real-time simulation of fluid power circuits there exist numerical problems due to the software and methods used for modelling and integration. A simulation model of a fluid power circuit is typically created using differential and algebraic equations. Efficient numerical methods are required since differential equations must be solved in real time. Unfortunately, simulation software packages offer only a limited selection of numerical solvers. Numerical problems cause noise to the results, which in many cases leads the simulation run to fail. Mathematically the fluid power circuit models are stiff systems of ordinary differential equations. Numerical solution of the stiff systems can be improved by two alternative approaches. The first is to develop numerical solvers suitable for solving stiff systems. The second is to decrease the model stiffness itself by introducing models and algorithms that either decrease the highest eigenvalues or neglect them by introducing steady-state solutions of the stiff parts of the models. The thesis proposes novel methods using the latter approach. The study aims to develop practical methods usable in dynamic simulation of fluid power circuits using explicit fixed-step integration algorithms. In this thesis, twomechanisms whichmake the systemstiff are studied. These are the pressure drop approaching zero in the turbulent orifice model and the volume approaching zero in the equation of pressure build-up. These are the critical areas to which alternative methods for modelling and numerical simulation are proposed. Generally, in hydraulic power transmission systems the orifice flow is clearly in the turbulent area. The flow becomes laminar as the pressure drop over the orifice approaches zero only in rare situations. These are e.g. when a valve is closed, or an actuator is driven against an end stopper, or external force makes actuator to switch its direction during operation. This means that in terms of accuracy, the description of laminar flow is not necessary. But, unfortunately, when a purely turbulent description of the orifice is used, numerical problems occur when the pressure drop comes close to zero since the first derivative of flow with respect to the pressure drop approaches infinity when the pressure drop approaches zero. Furthermore, the second derivative becomes discontinuous, which causes numerical noise and an infinitely small integration step when a variable step integrator is used. A numerically efficient model for the orifice flow is proposed using a cubic spline function to describe the flow in the laminar and transition areas. Parameters for the cubic spline function are selected such that its first derivative is equal to the first derivative of the pure turbulent orifice flow model in the boundary condition. In the dynamic simulation of fluid power circuits, a tradeoff exists between accuracy and calculation speed. This investigation is made for the two-regime flow orifice model. Especially inside of many types of valves, as well as between them, there exist very small volumes. The integration of pressures in small fluid volumes causes numerical problems in fluid power circuit simulation. Particularly in realtime simulation, these numerical problems are a great weakness. The system stiffness approaches infinity as the fluid volume approaches zero. If fixed step explicit algorithms for solving ordinary differential equations (ODE) are used, the system stability would easily be lost when integrating pressures in small volumes. To solve the problem caused by small fluid volumes, a pseudo-dynamic solver is proposed. Instead of integration of the pressure in a small volume, the pressure is solved as a steady-state pressure created in a separate cascade loop by numerical integration. The hydraulic capacitance V/Be of the parts of the circuit whose pressures are solved by the pseudo-dynamic method should be orders of magnitude smaller than that of those partswhose pressures are integrated. The key advantage of this novel method is that the numerical problems caused by the small volumes are completely avoided. Also, the method is freely applicable regardless of the integration routine applied. The superiority of both above-mentioned methods is that they are suited for use together with the semi-empirical modelling method which necessarily does not require any geometrical data of the valves and actuators to be modelled. In this modelling method, most of the needed component information can be taken from the manufacturer’s nominal graphs. This thesis introduces the methods and shows several numerical examples to demonstrate how the proposed methods improve the dynamic simulation of various hydraulic circuits.
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Fossiilisista polttoaineista aiheutuvia hiilidioksidipäästöjä yritetään vähentää muun muassa lisäämällä uusiutuvien polttoaineiden käyttöä. Kiinteän biomassan ominaisuudet eroavat fossiilisesta kivihiilestä kuitenkin niin paljon, ettei biomassalla voida suoraan korvata kivihiiltä. Biomassan lämpökäsittely muuttaa sen ominaisuuksia kivihiilen kaltaiseksi, jolloin sillä on mahdollista korvata kivihiiltä. Tässä diplomityössä on tutkittu biomassan lämpökäsittelyä eli torrefiointia. Työn lähtökohtana on luoda pohjaa liikeidealle, jossa torrefioitua biomassaa tuotetaan pienissä lämpölaitoksissa lämmöntuotannon ohella. Työ sisältää laboratoriokokeita, joissa tarkastellaan käytännön kokeilla biomassan torrefioinnissa tapahtuvia ominaisuuksien muutoksia. Biomassan torrefiointiin suunnitellaan lisäksi pientä koelaitetta, jonka kokoa on mahdollista suurentaa jatkossa lämpölaitoskokoluokkaan asti. Torrefioidun biomassan tuotantokustannuksia on tarkasteltu laiteinvestointien, raaka-aine- sekä käyttökustannuksien kautta. Laboratoriokokeiden perusteella on saatu tuloksia optimaalisista toiminta-arvoista lämpökäsittelymenetelmille. Lämpöyrittäjälle on luotu perustoiminta-ajatus torrefioidun biomassan tuotannolle, jossa on tarkasteltu myös tuotannon kannattavuutta. Tämä työ antaa pohjaa aiheen jatkotutkimukselle ja -kehitykselle.
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Kirjallisuusarvostelu
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Tämän diplomityön tarkoituksena oli tehdä sähkön ja lämmöntuotannon kannattavuustarkastelu erään esimerkkitehtaan näkökulmasta. Tarkoitus oli selvittää onko vaneritehtaalla edellytyksiä investoida sähköä ja lämpöä tuottavaan yhteistuotantolaitokseen, vai onko edullisempaa tuottaa itse ainoastaan valmistusprosessin kannalta välttämätön lämpöenergia ja ostaa tarvittava sähköenergia ulkoiselta toimijalta. Johdantona on tarkasteltu ensin vanerin valmistusprosessia ja prosessissa syntyviä sivutuotteita. Toisena osiona on pyritty hahmottamaan vanerinvalmistuksessa syntyvien sivutuotteiden määriä ja ominaisuuksia niiden polttoainekäyttöä silmällä pitäen. Lopuksi johdannossa on perehdytty mahdollisiin tekniikoihin, joilla sähkön ja lämmön yhteistuotanto vaneritehtaan yhteydessä olisi mahdollista. Johdannossa käsiteltävät asiat perustuvat teorialähteisiin. Aineisto ja menetelmät osiossa on tarkasteltu esimerkkitehdasta voimalaitoksen sijoituskohteena. Osiossa on perehdytty prosessin sivutuotteiden määrään ja energian kulutukseen. Näiden seikkojen perusteella on tehtaan yhteyteen mitoitettu sähköä ja lämpöä tuottavia yhteistuotantolaitosesimerkkejä. Lopuksi tuloksissa on tarkasteltu yhteistuotantolaitoksien kannattavuutta vaneritehtaan yhteydessä ja tutkittu kannattavuuteen vaikuttavia tekijöitä.
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Astringency is traditionally thought to be induced by plant tannins in foods. Because of this current research concerning the mechanism of astringency is focused on tannin‐protein interactions and thus on precipitation, which may be perceived by mechanoreceptors. However, astringency is elicited by a wide range of different phenolic compounds, as well as, some non‐phenolic compounds in various foods. Many ellagitannins or smaller compounds that contribute to astringent properties do not interact with salivary proteins and may be directly perceived through some receptors. Generally, the higher degree of polymerization of proanthocyanidins can be associated with more intense astringency. However, the astringent properties of smaller phenolic compounds may not be directly predicted from the structure of a compound, although glycosylation has a significant role. The astringency of organic acids may be directly linked to the perception of sourness, and this increases along with decreasing pH. Astringency can be divided into different sub‐qualities, including even other qualities than traditional mouth‐drying, puckering or roughing sensations. Astringency is often accompanied by bitter or sour or both taste properties. The different sub‐qualities can be influenced by different astringent compounds. In general, the glycolysation of the phenolic compound results in more velvety and smooth mouthdrying astringency. Flavonol glycosides and other flavonoid compounds and ellagitannins contribute to this velvety mouthdrying astringency. Additionally, they often lack the bitter properties. Proanthocyanidins and phenolic acids elicit more puckering and roughing astringency with some additional bitter properties. Quercetin 3‐O‐rutinoside, along with other quercetin glycosides, is among the key astringent compounds in black tea and red currants. In foods, there are always various other additional attributes that are perceived at the same with astringency. Astringent compounds themselves may have other sensory characteristics, such as bitter or sour properties, or they may enhance or suppress other sensory properties. Components contributing to these other properties, such as sugars, may also have similar effects on astringent sensations. Food components eliciting sweetness or fattiness or some polymeric polysaccharides can be used to mask astringent subqualities. Astringency can generally be referred to as a negative contributor to the liking of various foods. On the other hand, perceptions of astringent properties can vary among individuals. Many genetic factors that influence perceptions of taste properties, such as variations in perceiving a bitter taste or variations in saliva, may also effect the perception of astringency. Individuals who are more sensitive to different sensations may notice the differences between astringent properties more clearly. This may not have effects on the overall perception of astringency. However, in many cases, the liking of astringent foods may need to be learned by repetitive exposure. Astringency is often among the key sensory properties forming the unique overall flavour of certain foods, and therefore it also influences whether or not a food is liked. In many cases, astringency may be an important sub‐property suppressed by other more abundant sensory properties, but it may still have a significant contribution to the overall flavour and thus consumer preferences. The results of the practical work of this thesis show that the astringent phenolic compounds are mostly located in the skin fractions of black currants, crowberries and bilberries (publications I–III). The skin fractions themselves are rather tasteless. However, the astringent phenolic compounds can be efficiently removed from these skin fractions by consecutive ethanol extractions. Berries contain a wide range of different flavonol glycosides, hydroxycinnamic acid derivatives and anthocyanins and some of them strongly contribute to the different astringent and bitterness properties. Sweetness and sourness are located in the juice fractions along with the majority of sugars and fruit acids. The sweet and sour properties of the juice may be used to mask the astringent and bitterness properties of the extracts. Enzymatic treatments increase the astringent properties and fermented flavour of the black currant juice and decrease sweetness and freshness due to the effects on chemical compositions (IV). Sourness and sweetness are positive contributors to the liking of crowberry and bilberry fractions, whereas bitterness is more negative (V). Some astringent properties in berries are clearly negative factors, whereas some may be more positive. The liking of berries is strongly influenced by various consumer background factors, such as motives and health concerns. The liking of berries and berry fractions may also be affected by genetic factors, such as variations in the gene hTAS2R38, which codes bitter taste receptors (V).
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Kirjallisuusarvostelu
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Kirjallisuusarvostelu
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Kirjallisuusarvostelu
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Tässä työssä tutkitaan eri voimansiirtokonseptien vaikutusta referenssitapauksen polttomoottorivoimalaitoksen energiatehokkuuteen ja polttoaineenkulutukseen staattisessa tilan-teessa. Referenssitapaukseksi on valittu ulkomerellä toimiva huoltoalus. Työssä esitellään dieselsähköisen laivan voimansiirtokonseptien toteutusvaihtoehtoja ja luodaan katsaus valittuihin generaattoreihin sekä taajuusmuuttajiin. Voimansiirtokonseptien hankintahintaa arvioidaan saatujen hintatietojen ja aikaisempien tutkimusten avulla. Lisäksi konseptien energian- ja polttoaineenkulutusta arvioidaan vuositasolla staattisessa tilanteessa. Perinteiselle kiinteän pyörimisnopeuden toteutukselle löydettiin haastajia sekä konseptien kuluttaman energian, että polttoaineen kannalta tarkasteltuna. Lisäksi työssä muodostetaan referenssialusta vastaava yksinkertainen simulointimalli, jolla voidaan arvioida voimalaitoksen tehohäviöitä sekä polttoaineenkulutusta eri ajotavoilla. Simulointimallilla tutkitaan myös energiavaraston tuomia etuja lisäämällä energiavarasto malliin. Mallia simuloitiin paikoitusajossa ilman energiavarastoa, sekä sen kanssa. Energiavaraston avulla saavutettiin merkittävät polttoainesäästöt.