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- 2020 (26) (remove)
Ausgehend von der vielfachen Verwertung der bäuerlichen Kleidung durch den Staat während des Sozialismus in Rumänien wird in der Arbeit das ‚Gemacht-Sein‘ von Volkstrachten befragt entlang von im untersuchten Zeitraum wirkenden Diskursen, wie dem Prozess der Modernisierung oder der Hervorhebung nationaler Werte. Die künstlerische Forschung setzt dabei auf Simulacra (Roland Barthes). Ziel war, tradierte Formate der Wissensaufbereitung und -verbreitung zu appropriieren, so auch von Strategien, die auf der Ebene von Bildern und Sprache agieren, um eine Re-Lektüre sowohl von ‚Volkstracht‘ im Sozialismus als auch von ihren Entsprechungen nach 1989 zu ermöglichen.
The purpose of this study is to develop self-contained methods for obtaining smooth meshes which are compatible with isogeometric analysis (IGA). The study contains three main parts. We start by developing a better understanding of shapes and splines through the study of an image-related problem. Then we proceed towards obtaining smooth volumetric meshes of the given voxel-based images. Finally, we treat the smoothness issue on the multi-patch domains with C1 coupling. Following are the highlights of each part.
First, we present a B-spline convolution method for boundary representation of voxel-based images. We adopt the filtering technique to compute the B-spline coefficients and gradients of the images effectively. We then implement the B-spline convolution for developing a non-rigid images registration method. The proposed method is in some sense of “isoparametric”, for which all the computation is done within the B-splines framework. Particularly, updating the images by using B-spline composition promote smooth transformation map between the images. We show the possible medical applications of our method by applying it for registration of brain images.
Secondly, we develop a self-contained volumetric parametrization method based on the B-splines boundary representation. We aim to convert a given voxel-based data to a matching C1 representation with hierarchical cubic splines. The concept of the osculating circle is employed to enhance the geometric approximation, where it is done by a single template and linear transformations (scaling, translations, and rotations) without the need for solving an optimization problem. Moreover, we use the Laplacian smoothing and refinement techniques to avoid irregular meshes and to improve mesh quality. We show with several examples that the method is capable of handling complex 2D and 3D configurations. In particular, we parametrize the 3D Stanford bunny which contains irregular shapes and voids.
Finally, we propose the B´ezier ordinates approach and splines approach for C1 coupling. In the first approach, the new basis functions are defined in terms of the B´ezier Bernstein polynomials. For the second approach, the new basis is defined as a linear combination of C0 basis functions. The methods are not limited to planar or bilinear mappings. They allow the modeling of solutions to fourth order partial differential equations (PDEs) on complex geometric domains, provided that the given patches are G1
continuous. Both methods have their advantages. In particular, the B´ezier approach offer more degree of freedoms, while the spline approach is more computationally efficient. In addition, we proposed partial degree elevation to overcome the C1-locking issue caused by the over constraining of the solution space. We demonstrate the potential of the resulting C1 basis functions for application in IGA which involve fourth order PDEs such as those appearing in Kirchhoff-Love shell models, Cahn-Hilliard phase field application, and biharmonic problems.
The thesis concerns a work of urban history intended not to describe the city but rather to interpret it. By doing so, I have interpreted the city by means of the role played by the so-called ‘great property’ in the European city-making process during the last three decades of the 20th century, specifically focused on the concrete case of military properties in Italy. I have also considered the role played by other kinds of great properties, i.e. industries and railway, which previously acted in the production of the built environment in a different way respect to the military one. As all of them have as common denominator the fact of being ‘capital in land’, I analysed great industrial and railway properties in order to extrapolate a methodology which helped me to interpret the relationship between military properties and city-making process in Europe in the late 20th century.
I have analysed the relationship between the capital in land and the city-making process on the ground of the understanding the interrelation between the great property, the urban development, and the agents involved in the urban and territorial planning. Here I have showed that urban planning is not the decisive factor influencing the citymaking process, but instead the power held by the capital in land. I have found that is the great property the trigger of the creation of new ‘areas of centrality’ intended as large areas for consumerism. As far as the role played by great property is concerned, I have also discovered that it has evolved over time. Originally, industrial and railway properties have been regenerated into a wide range of new profit-driven spaces; successively, I have found out that most of the regeneration of military premises aimed to materialise areas of centrality. The way of interpreting this factor has been based on focusing my attention on the military premises in Italy: I have classified their typology when they have been built and, most importantly, when they have been regenerated into new areas of centrality.
Die zu beobachtenden kürzeren Produktlebenszyklen und eine schnellere Marktdurchdringung von Produkttechnologien erfordern adaptive und leistungsfähige Produktionsanlagen. Die Adaptivität ermöglicht eine Anpassung der Produktionsanlage an neue Produkte, und die Leistungsfähigkeit der Anlage stellt sicher, dass ausreichend Produkte in kurzer Zeit und zu geringen Kosten hergestellt werden können. Durch eine Modularisierung der Produktionsanlage kann die Adaptivität erreicht werden. Jedoch erfordert heutzutage jede Adaption manuellen Aufwand, z.B. zur Anpassung von proprietären Signalen oder zur Anpassung übergeordneter Funktionen. Dadurch sinkt die Leistungsfähigkeit der Anlage.
Das Ziel dieser Arbeit ist es, die Interoperabilität in Bezug auf die Informationsverwendung in modularen Produktionsanlagen zu gewährleisten. Dazu werden Informationen durch semantische Modelle beschrieben. Damit wird ein einheitlicher Informationszugriff ermöglicht, und übergeordnete Funktionen erhalten Zugriff auf alle Informationen der Produktionsmodule, unabhängig von dem Typ, dem Hersteller und dem Alter des Moduls. Dadurch entfällt der manuelle Aufwand bei Anpassungen des modularen Produktionssystems, wodurch die Leistungsfähigkeit der Anlage gesteigert und Stillstandszeiten reduziert werden.
Nach dem Ermitteln der Anforderungen an einen Modellierungsformalismus wurden potentielle Formalismen mit den Anforderungen abgeglichen. OWL DL stellte sich als geeigneter Formalismus heraus und wurde für die Erstellung des semantischen Modells in dieser Arbeit verwendet. Es wurde exemplarisch ein semantisches Modell für die drei Anwendungsfälle Interaktion, Orchestrierung und Diagnose erstellt. Durch einen Vergleich der Modellierungselemente von unterschiedlichen Anwendungsfällen wurde die Allgemeingültigkeit des Modells bewertet. Dabei wurde gezeigt, dass die Erreichung eines allgemeinen Modells für technische Anwendungsfälle möglich ist und lediglich einige Hundert Begriffe benötigt.
Zur Evaluierung der erstellten Modelle wurde ein wandlungsfähiges Produktionssystem der SmartFactoryOWL verwendet, an dem die Anwendungsfälle umgesetzt wurden. Dazu wurde eine Laufzeitumgebung erstellt, die die semantischen Modelle der einzelnen Module zu einem Gesamtmodell vereint, Daten aus der Anlage in das Modell überträgt und eine Schnittstelle für die Services bereitstellt. Die Services realisieren übergeordnete Funktionen und verwenden die Informationen des semantischen Modells. In allen drei Anwendungsfällen wurden die semantischen Modelle korrekt zusammengefügt und mit den darin enthaltenen Informationen konnte die Aufgabe des jeweiligen Anwendungsfalles ohne zusätzlichen manuellen Aufwand gelöst werden.
This study permits a reliability analysis to solve the mechanical behaviour issues existing in the current structural design of fabric structures. Purely predictive material models are highly desirable to facilitate an optimized design scheme and to significantly reduce time and cost at the design stage, such as experimental characterization.
The present study examined the role of three major tasks; a) single-objective optimization, b) sensitivity analyses and c) multi-objective optimization on proposed weave structures for woven fabric composites. For single-objective optimization task, the first goal is to optimize the elastic properties of proposed complex weave structure under unit cells basis based on periodic boundary conditions.
We predict the geometric characteristics towards skewness of woven fabric composites via Evolutionary Algorithm (EA) and a parametric study. We also demonstrate the effect of complex weave structures on the fray tendency in woven fabric composites via tightness evaluation. We utilize a procedure which does not require a numerical averaging process for evaluating the elastic properties of woven fabric composites. The fray tendency and skewness of woven fabrics depends upon the behaviour of the floats which is related to the factor of weave. Results of this study may suggest a broader view for further research into the effects of complex weave structures or may provide an alternative to the fray and skewness problems of current weave structure in woven fabric composites.
A comprehensive study is developed on the complex weave structure model which adopts the dry woven fabric of the most potential pattern in singleobjective optimization incorporating the uncertainties parameters of woven fabric composites. The comprehensive study covers the regression-based and variance-based sensitivity analyses. The second task goal is to introduce the fabric uncertainties parameters and elaborate how they can be incorporated into finite element models on macroscopic material parameters such as elastic modulus and shear modulus of dry woven fabric subjected to uni-axial and biaxial deformations. Significant correlations in the study, would indicate the need for a thorough investigation of woven fabric composites under uncertainties parameters. The study describes here could serve as an alternative to identify effective material properties without prolonged time consumption and expensive experimental tests.
The last part focuses on a hierarchical stochastic multi-scale optimization approach (fine-scale and coarse-scale optimizations) under geometrical uncertainties parameters for hybrid composites considering complex weave structure. The fine-scale optimization is to determine the best lamina pattern that maximizes its macroscopic elastic properties, conducted by EA under the following uncertain mesoscopic parameters: yarn spacing, yarn height, yarn width and misalignment of yarn angle. The coarse-scale optimization has been carried out to optimize the stacking sequences of symmetric hybrid laminated composite plate with uncertain mesoscopic parameters by employing the Ant Colony Algorithm (ACO). The objective functions of the coarse-scale optimization are to minimize the cost (C) and weight (W) of the hybrid laminated composite plate considering the fundamental frequency and the buckling load factor as the design constraints.
Based on the uncertainty criteria of the design parameters, the appropriate variation required for the structural design standards can be evaluated using the reliability tool, and then an optimized design decision in consideration of cost can be subsequently determined.