Tooth Deviations of an Involute Helical Gear Manufactured in a Simulated Hobbing Process with Introduced Errors

External involute helical gears are usually manufactured through hobbing, commonly with a subsequent grinding or skiving operation. One way towards the industrial pursuit of more competitive and sustainable manufacturing is to reduce the number of processes, while retaining functionality and quality. In the hobbing of gears, the manufacturing errors are most often connected to the tool and/or the

Real time efficiency of Ada in a multiprocessor environment

Predictable non-linearities in U.S. inflation

Economic Cost Function Design and Grade Change Optimization for a Gas Phase Polyethylene Reactor

Gas phase polyethylene reactors are able to produce several different grades of polymer. Adapting to market conditions requires grade transitions, associated with costs in terms of raw material and temporary production of lower priced off-specification products. In this paper, both stationary production and dynamic grade transitions are optimized to maximize profit, i.e., economic process optimiza

Programvägen: om ökade möjligheter att se och bli sedd

Syftet med denna utvecklingsplan är att med utgångspunkt i forskning om studentgenomströmning, relevant lagtext samt medelstilldelning föreslå struktur och innehåll i ett kandidatprogram i språk och språkvetenskap vid Språk- och litteraturcentrum (SOL), Lunds universitet. Fokus ligger på programmets första studieår, eftersom forskning visar att flest avhopp sker under det första året. Programmet s

Estimating anthropogenic carbon release in north-western Europe during the Holocene – integrating pollen-based land use reconstructions with a dynamic vegetation model

Victor Sjöström's Ingeborg Holm

Broad capability through variation in emergency exercises

Using RFID technology captured data to control material flows

RFID technology can improve inventory and pipeline visibility. However, there is scarce research on how to tactically and operationally make use of RFID-captured data. The purpose of this paper is thus to explore the advantages and characteristics, from a material control perspective, of keeping track of goods in real time in a supply chain. A framework regarding the potential gains of tracking u

Do animals have imagination? Using pictures to study the representational abilities of great apes.

From 'protective passports' to protected entry procedures? The legacy of Raoul Wallenberg in the contemporary asylum debate

LDPC codes with large girth based on voltage graphs

Determination of green phytomass in a northern boreal forest by means of Landsat TM-data and a forest canopy reflectance model

Biographical reconciliation on the field of psychiatry

Comments on 'Single step versus multistep performance criteria for steady state SISO systems'

It is well-known that there exists a critical control weighting parameter which results in an unstable controller design if the uncontrolled system is unstable or nonminimum phase and a single stage cost functional is used. The purpose of this note is to show that the determination of this parameter reduces to solving a root-locus problem.

What Kind of Car is this Sales Support System? On Styles, Artifacts and Quality-in-use

Joining the Bandwagon?: Second and Third Elections in Africa

Intra-party Conflict and Ministerial Selection in Coalition Governments

Realization of a floating-point A/D converter

A floating-point analog-to-digital converter (FP-ADC) with a linear architecture has been implemented using an amplifier network in front of a pipeline ADC. The amplifier network has outputs with binary weighted gains, each sampled separately. The signal with the proper gain is then converted in the ADC. This structure allows instant floating point exponent determination. The mismatches in the amp

Housing adaptations in Sweden: Needs for quality development in occupational therapy practice