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Unconventional design for internal combustion engines
Šenkýř, Miroslav ; Imriš, Pavel (referee) ; Šplíchal, Miroslav (advisor)
The work is focused on unconventional concepts for internal combustion engines, namely, internal combustion engines of unusual structures. These are the engines that have different shapes of combustion chamber, shapes of shafts and specific output from the conventional concepts. This paper describes an unconventional engines as the Wankel engine and the Nutating engine. The work explains the construction, operating principle, advantages and disadvantages. Due to the continuous improvement of structures of these engines they have the future prospects in the aviation industry.
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Experimental stand for rotational heat pipe verification
Liška, Martin ; Sikora, Michal (referee) ; Vlach, Radek (advisor)
This bachelor thesis presents a design of an experimental stand for testing of cooling effects on electrical machines trough rotational heat pipe and mainly with design and construction of experimental stand, that represents rotational heat pipe of real machine rotor. Pipe is heated by means of resistance conductor winding and average temperature on a pipe surface is scanned with a additional parallel winding. Experimental stand was designed for subsequent experiments and for evaluating of rotational heat pipe parameters.
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Alternative energy supplies for garden and week-end house
Novák, Michal ; Mazal, Pavel (referee) ; Venclík, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis contains abstract of alternative energy supplies for garde nand week-end house and describes their advantages and disadvantages. The selected alternative energy supplies are: water-power, solar energy and wind energy. Final part of bachelor’s thesis discuss with a construction machinery for wind energy useage and describes parts of machinery.
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Wind power station tower - calculation
Stein, Pavel ; Vrbka, Martin (referee) ; Nevrlý, Josef (advisor)
The target of this labour is to give summary of contemporary level of construction of wind power station tower. The first part describes importance and progress of alternative sources of energy, especially wind energetic in Czech republic. Next point concerns some construct options of wind power station tower and its basic elements. Close of the work is oriented to modern forms in problems of the wind power station tower and indicates options of modern development.
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Construction of modeller electromotor
TOMÁŠEK, Zdeněk
The main aim of this thesis is the construction of small electronically switched engine from currently available components. This engine would be usable in aeroplane prototypes into the weight of 350 g. The part of this thesis is the theory of physical principle of a turning engine, the description of kinds of a direct-current motors and the method of speed control. At the end of this thesis is shown the result of measurement of a static thrust of designed engine with different rotors and propellers.
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Aerodynamické uložení průmyslového rotoru turbodmychadla o výkonu 100 kW
Šimek, J. ; Kozánek, Jan ; Šafr, M.
Aerodynamic bearing support for the rotor of a 100 kW input industrial turboblower with operational speed of 18.000 rpm was designed and manufactured. Rotor with mass of about 50 kg is supported in two tilting-pad journal bearings 120 mm in diameter, axial forces are taken up by aerodynamic spiral groove thrust bearing 250 mm in diameter. In the paper some specific features of the bearing design are described and the results of rotor relative vibration measurement during putting the machine into trial operation are presented.
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Modal and spectral properties of the rotor on permanent magnet bearings
Kozánek, Jan ; Scopel, D. ; Svoboda, R. ; Šafr, M.
In this article the spectral and modal properties of the rotor on contactless bearings are investigated. The dynamic behaviour, especially the eigenfrequencies and corresponding modes have been calculated in two different ways, by the FEM ANSYS software in the Institute of Thermomechanics and by the program DYNROT in TECHLAB company. The importance of this analysis is supported by the fact that the first non-rigid body resonance is not far from the working rotation speed 40 000 rpm .
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Identification of critical speeds using unbalance response data
Balda, Miroslav
A new method of the identification critical speeds out of noisy measurements of rotor responses to an unknown unbalance is described. The identification procedure is based on the fitting experimental data by a response of a Single-Imput Single-Output **em. The method yields natural frequencies with dampings of the rotor out of data measured at a certain point of a machine. The result may serve to estimating planes of modal components of an unbalance.
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