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Instrumentovaný indentační test v nano- a mikroměřítku
Buršíková, V. ; Buršík, Jiří ; Bláhová, O. ; Dušek, J. ; Navrátil, V.
Several materials were chosen to span a wide range of hardness and structure,including pure copper,nickel,titanium,cadmium,zinc and silver.Nanoindentation hardness and microhardness values in wide interval of loads,measured by DSI method and classical Vickers microhardness method were compared in view of indentation Size Effect.
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Optimizing the technology of Al casting manufactured by the "lost wax process"
Mikulka, Vít ; Vašťák, Patrik (referee) ; Horáček, Milan (advisor)
This diploma theses deals with possibilities of using numerical simulation for optimizing production of highly demanding thin-section casting produced by investment casting process. The casting made of aluminium alloy in which the manufacturing process was very problematic (occurrence of macro and micro shrinkages) has been chosen. By numerical simulation the existing technology has been analysed and based on this the possible reasons for defects found. This was later confirmed also by metallographic examinations. Following to this several options for a new technology were proposed and again by simulation checked their suitability. By comparing all above mentioned options two versions have been chosen in the end which was later tested in production with satisfactory results.
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Study of valence band structure of transition metals and alloys by ARUPS method
Pira, Peter ; Matolín, Vladimír (advisor) ; Libra, Jiří (referee)
Heterogeneous catalysis is one of many interesting part of physics, witch surface science study. Knowing of importance of processes in catalytic reaction should predict properties of new bimetallic systems. The main task of this diploma thesis was the study of valence band of transition metals. In this diploma thesis we studied bimetallic system of palladium and tin by ARUPS. We also used methods XPS, XPD and LEED, which are classical applications in surface physics.
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Testing framework for compression methods
Štoček, Ondřej ; Lánský, Jan (referee) ; Žemlička, Michal (advisor)
There are many algorithms for data compression. These compression methods often achieve different compression rate and also use computer resources differently. In practice a combination of compression is usually used instead of standalone compression methods. The software tool can be evolved, where we can easily combine existing compression methods to new one and test it consequently. Main goal of this work is to propound such tool and implement it. Further goal is to implement basic library of compression and transformation methods that can be plugged in this tool and that the capabilities of the whole solution can be demonstrated on.
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