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Simulation Modeling of Electric Actuators for Selected Critical Application
Toman, Jiří ; Jalovecký, Rudolf (referee) ; Szabó, István (referee) ; Singule, Vladislav (advisor)
The dissertation thesis with the topic „Simulation Modelling of Electrical Drives for Selected Critical Applications“ focuses on the area of given applications in civil aviation. The selected application that the thesis deals with is an electrically driven and electronically controlled fuel pump supplying fuel to an aviation motor of the APU type. The thesis gives a comprehensive description of the design cycle of the unit and demonstrates implementing all the required critical functions. In the course of the design of the unit modern techniques in mathematical modelling, simulation, verification, monitoring and prediction of the operation status of airborne equipment were uses to the utmost extent. The purpose of these was to show the suitability of their application with regard to decreasing design time and cost, increasing lifetime and servicing intervals, as well as increasing user comfort and decreasing price. At the same time the required reliability was to be kept. The thesis also aims to prove and verify the suitability of using electronically commutated dc motors in critical applications in civil aviation. To reach this goal, it is necessary to design a robust drive control which would meet the given reliability requirements.
Simulation modeling of electric actuators for selected critical application
Toman, Jiří ; Singule, Vladislav (advisor)
The dissertation thesis with the topic „Simulation Modelling of Electrical Drives for Selected Critical Applications“ focuses on the area of given applications in civil aviation. The selected application that the thesis deals with is an electrically driven and electronically controlled fuel pump supplying fuel to an aviation motor of the APU type. The thesis gives a comprehensive description of the design cycle of the unit and demonstrates implementing all the required critical functions. In the course of the design of the unit modern techniques in mathematical modelling, simulation, verification, monitoring and prediction of the operation status of airborne equipment were uses to the utmost extent. The purpose of these was to show the suitability of their application with regard to decreasing design time and cost, increasing lifetime and servicing intervals, as well as increasing user comfort and decreasing price. At the same time the required reliability was to be kept. The thesis also aims to prove and verify the suitability of using electronically commutated dc motors in critical applications in civil aviation. To reach this goal, it is necessary to design a robust drive control which would meet the given reliability requirements.
Electrical Servo Drives for Critical Applications
Hubík, Vladimír ; Kurka, Otakar (referee) ; Ondrůšek, Čestmír (referee) ; Opluštil, Vladimír (referee) ; Singule, Vladislav (advisor)
The presented work deals with doctoral thesis named “Electrical drives for critical application”, which is solved in the Institute of Production Machines, Systems and Robotics. The paper tries to subsequently describe the progress during development of electric drive and to introduce the findings reached during project solving. The critical application requirements have been defined at the beginning, especially for the aerospace industry point of view. The work deals with the architecture of the control and power electronic, control software algorithms of the brush and brush-less BLDC motor with respect to the final certification aspects. It is also discussed the effectivness of the new development methods based on the modeling and simulation. The Model Based Design approach have been proved and verified during aircraft onboard equipment development. The findings of these are discussed at the end of this work.
Complex simulation model of vibration power generator
Harapát, Jan ; Ondrůšek, Čestmír (referee) ; Hadaš, Zdeněk (advisor)
This work is focusing on analysis of current development in energy harvesting projects in aerospace industry field, and on analysis of current development in vibration generator field. It is also concentrating on establishment of a complex simulation model of vibration generator. It deals with modeling of magnetic field of generator and its cross connection with a mechanic and an electronic model.
Investment casting – progressive foundry technology
Blažík, Petr ; Macků, Martin (referee) ; Mikulka, Vít (advisor)
The goal of this bachelor thesis is to bring special retrieval about possibilities of investment casting technology used for casting dimensional accurate products from aluminum alloys together with lost-wax process. The thesis deals with problems of the dimensional accuracy and the surface quality of casts produced by this technology. Further a thesis is focused on possibilities of increasing mechanical properties by the modification of casting procedure. At the end a thesis describes special technologies used for casting dimensional accurate aluminum alloys products used in aerospace industry, their principle and reachable mechanical properties.
Management of change for operational processes-CRM process of aerospace supplier
Spálenková, Tereza ; Mejdrech, Vlastimil (advisor) ; Svobodová, Hana (referee)
This diploma thesis disserts about Customer Relationship Management -- CRM. CRM is a modern management strategy, which targets a customer as an actual center of all company processes and decisions in all departments and by all employees. The thesis describes the evolution of the CRM strategy and CRM theoretical base. It focuses at one industry: aerospace, which is analyzed; its state, main participants and functional rules including barriers of entry. A particular company is presented: Honeywell, whose CRM is analyzed. CRM process gaps are identified, a specific gap is found as fundamental and its solution and implementation of the solution is designed. The objective is to enhance CRM process effectiveness, ensure beneficent customer relationship management, provide higher level of relationships with the targeted customers and enable sales growth.

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