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Ranque-Hilsh vortex tube
Obrlík, Jan ; Brázdil, Marian (referee) ; Šnajdárek, Ladislav (advisor)
Ranque-Hilsch vortex tube is thermally-fluid device in which there is a conversion of the pressure energy of the incoming fluid stream to heat energy of two exiting streams without any mechanical parts. The first part of this paper deal with the basic distribution, applications and principle of the vortex tube, which is not fully understood. In the second part there has been carried out a search about performed experimental measurements. Based on this research is designed optimized experiment. The last part of work is the evaluation of the measurement, which was carried out on an industrial vortex tube.
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Electric microdrive with ultrasonic motor
Peřina, Martin ; Feiler, Zdeněk (referee) ; Koláčný, Josef (advisor)
This thesis is focused on selected kinds of piezoengines and their ability to control and follows the separate semester project. It mainly deals with technnology called Piezo LEGS and Piezowaves. Attention is paid to their structure, principles, parameters, characteristics, but also to field of their application. Next section is laboratory measurement of those species of piezoengines (demo-kits). At the end thesis contains three laboratory task, each type of engine is dedicated toone task. The contents of the work is focused on innovation activities in the learning process.
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Testing of Surge Arresters
Jeřábek, Lukáš ; Paar, Martin (referee) ; Krbal, Michal (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis is devoted to metal oxide surge arresters. After historical and theoretical introduction, which explains their principles and describes their characteristical properties, analysis of the standard IEC 60099-4 and testing according to the standard with focus on the type tests follows. This chapter is also amended with review of the standard's imperfections and with its most probable future development. The work concludes with a market survey, a review of the largest manufacturers and a comparison of their products.
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Nemo tenetur se ipsum accusare principle
Ryger, Tomáš ; Vokoun, Rudolf (advisor) ; Richter, Martin (referee)
Principle nemo tenetur se ipsum accusare Abstract This thesis is devoted to the principle of nemo tenetur se ipsum accusare (the right against self-incrimination), one of the most important rights of the defense in criminal proceedings. This thesis provides a comprehensive view of the principle of nemo tenetur and its application in the Czech legal system, where special attention is paid to the interrogation of the accused and the witness. Thesis begins with an interpretation of the term "principle" in law and includes the principle of nemo tenetur as a basic principle of criminal proceedings, even though it is not explicitly listed in § 2 of the Criminal Code. The second chapter is devoted to the historical development of the nemo tenetur principle in ancient times and its subsequent development on the territory of the Czech state. In the next part of the thesis, international human rights treaties to which the Czech Republic is bound and which contain the principle of nemo tenetur are examined. Furthermore, the legal embedding of the principle of nemo tenetur in Czech national law, both at the constitutional and statutory level, including the new draft of the Criminal code, is discussed in this chapter. This is followed by a chapter devoted to the interrogation of the accused, where the limits between...
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Declaratory principle in contentious and non-contentious proceedings
Mika, Karel ; Pohl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Macková, Alena (referee)
The topic of this diploma thesis is the declaratory principle in contentious and non- contentious proceedings. The aim of this thesis is to describe how the declaratory principle is applied in both forms of Czech civil proceedings, contentious and non-contentious. There are some differences between application of the declaratory principle in a contentious proceedings and application of this principle in a non-contentious proceedings. Parties are much more free to dispose of their claims in contentious proceedings, because the declaratory principle is one of the main principles of this form of civil proceedings. It is necessary to say that legal system in the Czech Republic is the continental legal system and the declaratory principle is traditional for continental legal system. The declaratory principle also means that the court is limited in its decision making. It is not possible to decide more than it has been asked to. The major part of this thesis is about disposition acts. How it was mentioned before, parties are free to dispose their claims in contentious proceedings and the reason for it is that they are able to use many disposition acts. Each of these procedural acts is defined in its own subchapter of this work and there are also mentioned related judgements. Other parts of this diploma thesis are...
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Principles of private law
Andraško, Richard ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Elischer, David (referee)
Principles of private law The reason of choosing "Principles of private law" for my thesis is that private law is built on untouchable values. For example, basic values like freedom and equality, which are represented by these principles. Many of them are indispensable in the relation of functionality of the whole system of law. Most of them have Roman law origin. The purpose of my thesis is to describe and summarize the main principles of private law that mostly appear in Czech law, especially in civil law. It also examines the influence of re-codification of private law on these principles and relationship between them. The thesis is composed of two parts. Part one, named general part, is introductory and defines different meanings of principles of law in Czech jurisprudence. It deals with historical perspective (Roman law connections to principles of law) and philosophical context (represented by concepts of legal positivism, theory of natural rights and sociological concept of law) of principles of law. It also describes the theory of principles of law by Ronald Dworkin. Part two, named specific part, focuses on principles of private law and contains the overview of them. It deals with legal regulations of these principles and their definitions according to judicial decisions. It also examines...
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Principles of taxes and fees
Kouba, Stanislav ; Vybíral, Roman (referee)
Added value of this thesis is to order principles of taxes and fees into a system, which allows its easier application in context of tax law and law of fees. This system then uncurtain joint relations among these principles and enable its further analysis. The result is a system (tree) of principles within which principles are divided according to different criteria. They can be sorted into three groups, namely the principle of regulatory intent (there are mostly the principles of the other disciplines; these principles determine intent, reason and purpose of the regulation), the principles of regulatory instrument (it is created by the principle of legal state; these principles represents legal dogmatic) and the principles of efficient regulation (here everything follows from the principle of economy). Thesis target on material side of problem which it differs from the other thesis on this topic. An essential partial step toward revealing the system of principles is also a definition of tax and definition of fee and also analysis what is the principle.
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