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Crack propagation analysis in multilayered pipes
Bareš, Pavel
The fracture behavior of multilayered pipes applied for water and gas distribution is analyzed in this paper. The attention is focused on numerical modeling of crack propagation through twolayered pipe. Special attention is paid to the influence of interface between the layers on fatigue crack growth. The analysis is performed under the assumption of validity of linear-elastic fracture mechanic. Numerical calculations are performed by finite element method (system ANSYS).
Development od the structural reliability assessment based on the SBRA
Marek, Pavel ; Fischer, Ondřej
This paper focuses on one of the probabilistic methods, SBRA. Using selected examples, the safety, serviceability and durability criteria in the life-time range of a structure are discussed by comparing the calculated probability of failure and the target probability specified in codes.
Experimentální testování vyvinutého prvku systémového odporu krevního řečiště pro simulační linky kardiovaskulárního systému
Chlup, Hynek ; Pražák, Josef ; Kovičková, S.
The element simulating the body tissue resistance changesrepresents the dominant part in the cardiovascular modeling circuit set-ups. Alternative element of simulation line system cardiovascular circuit was development and sham resistance of the bloodstream. Model of body resistance system approximate to physiological its disposition and parameters. Requisite pressure and resistance was created multiple embranchment flow liquids. General flow cross-section magnify and speed liquids in digressive, thereby with approximate of real.
The Compare of Dynamic Properties of Electromechanical Drive Systems with
Kratochvíl, Ctirad ; Procházka, František ; Pulkrábek, J.
DC drives are more and more used drives in engineering for both high and low powers. In examination of its dynamic properties one must consider both disturbances of drives themselves and its control and possible disturbances in gears.
Statistical processingof fatigue tests in LATEX
Balda, Miroslav ; Svoboda, Jaroslav ; Fröhlich, Vladislav
The paper deals with a problem of making up protocols on material fatigue tests containing measured data, their regression, 90% and 95% confidence intervals, a diagram of all these functions, and a table of the processing results. All these steps are done in one computer run in the LATEX environment without any import of external graphics or results. New styles have been developed for the purpose. The system is fast reliable.
A comparison of approaches to assessment of fatigue crack propagation
Svoboda, Jaroslav ; Balda, Miroslav ; Fröhlich, Vladislav
The Paris formula has been used for an evalution of a residual life of tube-form specimentswith a lateral hole.
Vibration of a 1DOF system excited by energy source with limited power and inertia
Půst, Ladislav
The oscillations of a linear system with one degree of freedom forced by a mechanical spring exciter connected to the motor with limited driving moment and limited moment of inertia are investigated. Limited power and inertia of motor causes distortion of harmonic motion and non-uniform passage through resonance zone as well as jump phenomena in frequency. The influence of pre-stress of spring connection between oscillating system and motor is studied as well.
Počítačová simulace lidského hlasu s využitím aeroelastického modelu hlasivek a MKP modelu vokálního traktu člověka
Horáček, Jaromír ; Šidlof, Petr ; Švec, J. G. ; Griffond-Boitier, F.
The developed finite element (FE) model of real male vocal tract that corresponds to the Czech vowel /a/ is used for numerical simulation of phonation. The FE model was designed from the magnetic resonance images (MRI) of the subject during phonation. The acoustic signals for the vowel /a/ are simulated using the transient analysis of the FE model in time domain. For excitation of the acoustic supraglottal spaces the intraglottal pressure generated by the aeroelastic model of vocal folds self-oscillations is used. The frequency and time response functions are calculated in front of the mouth.

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