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Analysis and optimalization of pneumatic system of race pneumobile
Navrátil, Lukáš ; Nevrlý, Josef (referee) ; Ranuša, Matúš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the theoretical design of the new pneumatic system, which should lead to increased performance and fuel racing pneumobilu Blowfish. After the theoretical proposal deals with the analysis of both the new pneumatic circuit, and the old pneumatic circuit. The culmination of this work will be participating in the competition with the pneumobil in Hungary, Eger. The first part describes the current state pneumobilu contest and its rules. Further there are described in detail pneumatic elements that are used to pneumobilu. In the second part contains measurements that verify the effectiveness of the new pneumatic circuit.
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Theory of pneumatic car design
Stodolák, Martin ; Robenek, Dětřich (referee) ; Nevrlý, Josef (advisor)
This thesis covers the theoretical solution of the compressed air powered vehicle. The first section describes the competition of the compressed air powered vehicles, that is annually held in Hungary, where the idea for such a car design was created. There are also additional descriptions of the construction of the machines from the hungarian competition. In the second section there is a calculation of the chosen vehicle construction, where the main emphases is based on the calculation of the drive of the vehicle. The description of the manufacturing, tests and vehicle presentation follows.
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Pneumatic Circuit Simulator
Brožek, Pavel ; Ježek, Pavel (advisor) ; Dingle, Adam Thomas (referee)
In the thesis, we develop a pneumatic circuit simulator that can be used as a computational core of a larger pneumatic circuit simulation project. The simulator is designed to best reflect the needs of users who want to simulate simpler pneumatic circuits and for which professional commercial software is unavailable. Simulator of electric circuits SPICE was used as a reference model of a simulator. The simulator was implemented in C# as a library for .NET Standard 2.0. The simulator has been designed so that some of its parts can be replaced with better implementations without the need to change the simulator library, e.g. any linear equation system solver can be plugged into the simulator. A limited set of sample pneumatic components has been implemented for the simulator and the procedure for implementing new pneumatic components has been described in detail. A sample console application that can run circuit simulations of circuits defined with the use of special syntax in text files has also been created.
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Analysis and optimalization of pneumatic system of race pneumobile
Navrátil, Lukáš ; Nevrlý, Josef (referee) ; Ranuša, Matúš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the theoretical design of the new pneumatic system, which should lead to increased performance and fuel racing pneumobilu Blowfish. After the theoretical proposal deals with the analysis of both the new pneumatic circuit, and the old pneumatic circuit. The culmination of this work will be participating in the competition with the pneumobil in Hungary, Eger. The first part describes the current state pneumobilu contest and its rules. Further there are described in detail pneumatic elements that are used to pneumobilu. In the second part contains measurements that verify the effectiveness of the new pneumatic circuit.
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Theory of pneumatic car design
Stodolák, Martin ; Robenek, Dětřich (referee) ; Nevrlý, Josef (advisor)
This thesis covers the theoretical solution of the compressed air powered vehicle. The first section describes the competition of the compressed air powered vehicles, that is annually held in Hungary, where the idea for such a car design was created. There are also additional descriptions of the construction of the machines from the hungarian competition. In the second section there is a calculation of the chosen vehicle construction, where the main emphases is based on the calculation of the drive of the vehicle. The description of the manufacturing, tests and vehicle presentation follows.
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