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Numerical Simulation of PCB-Coil-Layouts for Inductive Energy Transfer Systems

D. Maier [1], N. Lucht [1], A. Enssle [1], A. Lusiewicz [1], J. Fischer [1], U. Pecha[1], N. Parspour [1]
[1] Stuttgart University, Institute of Electrical Energy Conversion, Stuttgart, Germany

This paper presents the two dimensional (2D) Finite Element Method (FEM) COMSOL Multiphysics® model of a PCB-Coil layout. The model comprises of different coil layouts for sake of comparison. The scientific goal of the simulation is to find an optimized arrangement with a high quality ... Read More

Oxygen Based Diffusion Modeling of Oxidation Behaviour of Encapsulated Lipids

H. Teichmann [1], A. Linke [1], R. Kohlus [1],
[1] Process Engineering and Food Powders, University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, BW, Germany

Encapsulation is an established technique to protect sensitive materials from environmental factors such as oxygen and light. Nutritionally beneficial fatty acids like omega 3 fatty acids are susceptible to oxidation and are therefore encapsulated by drying an oil in water emulsion. It ... Read More

CFD Investigation of Cross Bubbly Flow through a Bubble Column with Rectangular Geometry

N. M. Musa [1], D. Kuvshinov [1], P. Rubini [1],
[1] The University of Hull, Hull, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Impact of human activities on the climate is evident, and the recent anthropogenic production and discharge of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is highest in history. The current climate change have had worldwide influence on human and natural systems for example; global warming, ... Read More

Near-Field of Resonating Piezoelectric Membrane Used as Ultrasound Transducer

V. Tzanov [1], J. Munoz [1], F. Torres [1], N. Barniol [1],
[1] Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra, Spain

Micro-machined ultrasound transducers have a wide range of applications. As a sensor or actuator they can be used for measuring fluid speed and direction, to mix and excite particles (sonication), for taking images (ultrasonography), for non-destructive testing and many other purposes in ... Read More

CMOS Based Atom Chips for Sensor Applications

Ph. Neuman [1], A. Nemecek [1], C. Koller [2]
[1] Department for Micro-and Nanosystems, University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt, Austria
[2] Department for Micro-and Nanosystems, University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt, Austria, and School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK

Ultra-cold atomic systems have proven over the last decade to be a excellent platform for the realization of quantum sensors, quantum computation or quantum simulation applications. A special implementation of this technology is the so called atom chip, where the magnetic fields ... Read More

Coupled Optical & Thermal Model of a Silicon Microprobe

Cs. Ö. Boros [1], Sz. Beleznai [1], P. Koppa [1], Z. Fekete [2], Á. Cs. Horváth [3]
[1] Department of Atomic Physics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest, Hungary
[2] MTA EK NAP B Research Group for Implantable Microsystems, Budapest, Hungary
[3] Óbuda University Doctoral School of Material Science & Technology, Budapest, Hungary

The topic of my work is modeling of a multimodal waveguide microprobe which is suitable for deep brain infrared stimulation. The goal of the research is the investigation of the therapeutic effect of optical IR excitation on biological active substances. In the physical model I ... Read More

Multiphysical Simulation of Moved Data Cable

M. Raum [1]
[1] Friedrich-Alexander Universität, Erlangen, BY, Germany

In general this thesis is about the effects of mechanical stress on data cables in moved applications. If a data cable is loaded with different kind of forces and used within high frequency applications it is possible, that the geometrical changes may have an impact on the electrical ... Read More

3D-model of an AC/DC Hybrid EHV Transmission Line to Analyze the Electrical Field along Insulators

D. Potkrajac [1], S. Papenheim [1], M. Kizilcay [1]
[1] University of Siegen, Siegen, Germany

To increase the power transfer capacity of existing lines, a transmission system operator in Germany plans to replace an existing 380-kV three-phase AC system into a bipolar HVDC system on the same tower that is called a 'hybrid line'. Due to the proximity of AC transmission systems and ... Read More

Keep it Simple and Learn More - On a Stationary Study of a Time-Dependent Problem

B. Baumann [1], J. Schwieger [1, 2], U. Stein [1], M. Wolff [1],
[1] Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Hamburg, Germany
[2] University of the West of Scotland, Paisley Campus, United Kingdom

Today’s driver hardware for High-intensity discharge (HID) lamps is bulky, expensive and not particularly energy-efficient. A downscaling of the devices seems possible by increasing the operation frequency from typically 400 Hz to some hundred kilohertz. However, efforts to design high ... Read More

Simulation of the Additive Process of Forming 3D Products from HSLA Steel 09G2S

V. A. Kostin [1], G. M. Grygorenko [1]
[1] Department of Materials Science, E. O. Paton Electric Welding Institute, Kiev, Ukraine

The results of modeling of thermal fields, stresses, deformations and displacements in formation of an additive structure from structural low alloy steel for welding 09G2S on a substrate are presented. An interdisciplinary research computational package COMSOL Multiphysics® was used for ... Read More

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