Modelling And Optimization In The Machines Building Field
Cuprins
01.
THREE INPUTS MULTIPLEXER FOR MULTIPLYING LOGICAL SIGNALS DISPLAY CHANNELS ON THE OSCILLOSCOPE
02.
A VIRTUAL APPARATUS FOR FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT
03.
THE GAS DYNAMIC GENERATOR FOR INTENSIFICATION OF PROCESSES OF THERMAL STABILIZATION AND CLARIFICATION IN BREWING INDUSTRY
04.
THE CHEMICAL EXERGY OF FUELS
05.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENERGETICAL OPTIMISATION OF THE FLUID TRANSPORT WITH HEAT FLOW BY CONDUITS
06.
ABOUT A STABLE RUNNING OF AN ASYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR IN A STRUCTURE OF THE WIND POWER INSTALLATION
07.
SOME ASPECTS CONCERNING THE CHOICE CRITERIA OF METALLIC MATERIALS FOR 420 t/h STEAM BOILER OF CENTRAL HEATING-AND-POWER PLANT FROM BACAU
08.
A CALCULATION METHOD TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF ROTATION OF THE HEAT WHEEL AT ROTARY LJUNGSTROM TYPE PREHEATER
09.
A SIMPLIFIED RELATION TO DETERMINE THE MAINTAINING TIME IN FLUE GAS OF METALLIC MATRIX OF THE HEAT WHEEL OF ROTARY LJUNGSTROM TYPE PREHEATER
10.
COMPLEMENTARY METHOD CONTROL FOR UNCERTAIN NONLINEAR DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS
11.
RECOVERY AND REEVALUATION OF LANDFILL GAS
12.
DIELECTRIC PERMITTIVITY OF DIELECTRIC MIXTURES
13.
DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF SOME CERAMIC/POLYMER MIXTURES
14.
THERMAL UTILIZATION OF SOLAR ENERGY IN ABSORPTION SYSTEMS
15.
ACTIVE INTERNET
16.
ASPECTS REFERING TO THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE POWER PLANTS
17.
HUMAN BEHAVIORS SIMULATOR FOR AUTONOMOUS ROBOT
18.
SOME THEORETIC ASSESSMENTS OF FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY OF COGENERATION SYSTEM, CONSIDERING THE SAFETY LEVEL OF SYSTEM
19.
THE STUDY OF THE CONDENSING BOILERS EFFICIENCY
20.
ALORITHM AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OPTIMIZATION OF WORKING REGIMES OF POWER COGENERATION PLANT
21.
CORRELATION BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND SPECIFIC ENERGETICALLY CONSUMPTIONS
22.
EXERGY OPTIMIZATION IN A PAPER MACHINE
23.
OPTIMIZATION OF THE PRODUCTION WITHIN THE SERVICE COMPANIES IN THE POWER FIELD
24.
MODERN NUMERICAL TECHNICS USED IN OPTIMIZING THE WORKING STATES IN LARGE-SCALE SYSTEMS
25.
INTELLIGENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ENERGY SAVING OF BUILDING MANAGEMENT AND IN THE OFFICES
26.
INTELLIGENT TECHNIQUES FOR SMALL BOILER CONTROL
27.
SIMULATION OF THE BOILER FURNACE'S DYNAMIC OPERATION
28.
FROM ENERGY ANALYSIS TO COMPARED COST-TO-QUALITY ANALYSIS OF THE THERMAL SYSTEMS
29.
CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE UTILISATION OF THE FUZZY LOGIC CONTROLLERS FOR ELECTRICAL DRIVE SYSTEMS WITH D.C. MOTORS
30.
STRUCTURES OF AUTOMATIC CONTROLLERS DESIGNED THROUGH FREQUENCY METHODS
31.
MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR EXPERIMENTAL CALCULUS OF INDUCE VOLTAGE IN A PIPELINE
32.
POWER NETWORKS RELIABILITY INDICES INCLUDING THE HUMAN ERRORS AND ADVERSE WEATHER INFLUENCE
33.
EFFICIENT ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN CONTROL SYSTEM ARCHITECTURES
34.
THE KEYS TO RAPID AND COST EFFECTIVE THERMOECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE HEAT POWER STATION
35.
NEW TECHNIQUES FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD MODELING
36.
FUZZY LOGIC CONTROL FOR REAL-TIME POWER SYSTEM STABILIZATION ACTUATING OF THE DRILLING RIG/SERVICING UNIT
37.
ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY STUDY BY NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
38.
DIGITAL FILTERING WITH DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING CONTROLLER
39.
ELECTRICAL PROCESSING OF EXHAUST GASES FROM THE BURNING INSTALLATIONS
40.
ENHANCEMENT AND CONTROL OF BURNING PROCESSES IN AN ELECTRIC FIELDS
41.
ENERGY SAVING GREENHOUSE AIR TEMPERATURE CONTROL
42.
ENERGY SAVING CONTROL SYSTEM OF A HEAT EXCHANGER
43.
THE ANALYSIS OF THERMAL CIRCUITS DEFICIENSIES OF SUGAR-REFINERIES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF ITS IMPROVEMENT
44.
THE CONCEPT OF MONITORING OF TECHNICAL STATE OF INSULATION OF ELECTRICITY GENERATORS
45.
COMPARISON OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE BURIED LINE SOURCE TX MODELS
46.
ASSESSMENT OF HEAT LOSS USING INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY
47.
THE TX FACTOR FOR SINGLE AND DOUBLE BURIED LINE SOURCE OF HEAT
48.
POWER TRANSFORMER PROTECTION PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
49.
REMOTE PROCESS CONTROL MONITORING USING MOBILES
50.
ASPECTS CONCERNING THE GLOBAL DEFINITION OF THE SPECIFIC EXERGY POWER IN CLASSIC, THERMOSTATIC AND MODERN, THERMODYNAMIC SENSE
51.
STUDIES CONCERNING THE OPTIMUM OF RANKINE THERMOENERGETIC CYCLE USIKG ENERGETIC RESOURCES OF MODERATE THERMAL POTENTIAL
52.
THE AUTOMATIC LEADING OF FMS WITH THE HELP OF PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS
53.