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Die Wichtigkeit des Faches FEM ist sicher unumstritten. Um in der gegebenen Zeit eine ausreichende Einarbeitung in die Methode und die Uebung am Rechner durchfuehren zu koennen, ist der Einsatz eines auf PC lauffaehigen FE-Lernprogramms eine gute Hilfe. Sind die Grundlagen da, weiss der Student, welche Eingaben bei einem FE-Programm zu machen sind. Fuer manche Fachgebiete genuegt schon die Arbeit mit einem solchen Programm. Sind entsprechende Uebungen mit dem Lernprogramm erfolgt, kann auf professionellen Programmen wie z.B. CAEDS das Zusammenspiel CAD/FEM ernsthaft betrieben werden. Es sollte ein Fachsemester ausgesucht werden, in dem CAD und FE angeboten wird. Dieses Fachsemester sollte, um den Nutzen der FEM in moeglichst vielen Fachgebieten zu haben, zum Ende des Grundstudiums, spaetestens aber zu Beginn des Hauptstudiums liegen.
Vom Tragverhalten und von der Geometrie (eben oder gekrümmt, linien- oder flächenhaft ausgeprägt) her unterscheidet man Sandwich-Balken, Sandwich-Platten, -Scheiben und -Schalen. Im Normalfall hat man ein Zusammenwirken aus drei Schichten: Den zug- bzw. druckaufnehmenden Deckschichten und der schubbelasteten Kernschicht. Die Klebverbindung von Kern- und der jeweiligen Deckschicht hat mindestens die kraftübertragende Eigenschaft der schwächsten Schicht (d.h. der Schicht mit dem kleinsten E-Modul) aufzuweisen. Dies ist in der Regel die Kernschicht. Diese Eigenschaft der Verklebung muss über die Lebensdauer des Tragwerkes erhalten bleiben. Bei rein statischer Belastung sind die Verklebung in ihrer Zeitfestigkeit und das Lastkriechen der schubaufnehmenden Kernschicht zu beachten. Bei dynamischer Belastung sind die entsprechenden Wöhler-Kurven zu beachten. Viele Klebstoffe sind dynamisch belastbar. Wenn man die Festigkeits- und Steifigkeitsberechnung durchführen möchte, kann die so genannte exakte Berechnungsmethode über gekoppelte partielle Differenzialgleichungen zum Ziel führen. Neben der Berechnung der Verformungen und Spannungen infolge Platten- und Scheibenwirkung kommen bei hochbelasteten gekrümmten Sandwich-Bauteilen auch die Koppelgleichungen von Platte und Scheibe zur Schale hinzu. Außerdem kommt bei dünnen, unter Druck stehenden Deckschichten die Abschätzung der Knitterspannungen hinzu, die ja nach der Bettung der Deckschicht auf der Kernschicht weitestgehend von der Dehnsteifigkeit der Kernschicht abhängt. Seit den 60-er Jahren hat sich die Finite-Elemente-Methode als eine computergestützte Berechnungsmethode etabliert, die zwar als Näherungsmethode definiert ist aber eine hervorragende Genauigkeit in der Spannungs- und Steifigkeitsberechnung bietet.
The central purpose of this paper is to present a novel framework supporting the specification, the implementation and retrieval of media streaming services. It provides an integrated service development environment comprising of a streaming service model, a service specification language and several implementation and retrieval tools. Our approach is based on a clear separation of a streaming service specification, and its implementation by a distributed application and can be used for different streaming paradigms, e.g. push and pull services.
The central purpose of this paper is to present a novel framework supporting the specification and the implementation of media streaming services using XML and Java Media Framework (JMF). It provides an integrated service development environment comprising of a streaming service model, a service specification language and several implementation and retrieval tools. Our approach is based on a clear separation of a streaming service specification, and its implementation by a distributed JMF application and can be used for different streaming paradigms, e.g. push and pull services.
In this paper, we propose a new streaming media service development environment comprising of a streaming media service model, a XML based service specification language and several implementation and configuration management tools. Our approach is based on a high level streaming service specification language, which allows specifying a service in terms of media objects, QoS, and distribution policies. Driven by such a streaming service specification and a streaming component library implemented with Java Media Framework, the required distributed application infrastructure is generated automatically by a service manager. To support flexible instantiation and termination of services as well as change management during runtime, e.g. migration or substitution of streaming components, we introduce instantiation and termination rules, and reconfiguration rules.
The goal of eLearning services integration in manufacturing is, through the development of new multimedia solutions, to accelerate and enhance the ability of the manufacturing industry to capitalise on the emergence of a powerful global information infrastructure. The key components of our approach are: (1) an XML based streaming service specification language; (2) automatic configuration of distributed eLearning streaming service implementations; (3) a set of Web services for searching, registration, and creation of streaming services; (4) caching and replication policies based on timing information derived from the service specifications. We also introduce a new concept for cache management during runtime, e.g., content is distributed to cache servers located at the edge of a network close to the client.
We propose a new streaming media service development environment comprising of a streaming media service model, a XML based service specification language and several implementation and configuration management tools. In our project, the described approach is used for integration of streaming based eLearning services in manufacturing processes of a subcontractor to the automotive industry. The key components of our approach are 1) an xml based streaming service specification language, 2) a set of web services for searching, registration, and creation of streaming services, 3) caching and replication policies based on timing information derived from the service specifications.
Experimental and numerical investigations into the forming of tailored strips and tailored tubes
(2008)
Through the application of tailored strips and tailored tubes, the wall thickness of components can be manufactured in a load-optimised manner. Thus, it is also possible to optimise component weight. Prior to the application of tailored products, wall thicknesses and the respective degree of deformation as well as the welding seam position can be determined in a FEM (finite element method) simulation. These results are then verified in test series on transfer presses and tube bending machines, with the necessary tool adaptations being determined in the process. This results in weight and cost reductions for deep-drawn components and tube sections. Moreover, this means that especially with regard to tubes, multiple sections can be combined in one component. A feasibility study shows that the level of possible weight and cost savings depends on the respective component geometry and load situation. Additional costs for the production of tailored products and - if necessary - tool modifications also need to be considered. Thus, the amount of savings possible for a part can only be determined on an individual basis.
Anisotropy has been found to play an important role for the existence of edge-localized acoustic modes as well as for nonlinear effects in rectangular edges. For a certain propagation geometry in silicon, the effective second-order nonlinearity for wedge waves was determined numerically from second-order and third-order elastic moduli and compared with the nonlinearity for Rayleigh waves propagating in the direction of the apex on one of the two surfaces forming the edge. In the presence of weak dispersion resulting from modifications of the wedge tip or coating of the adjacent surfaces, solitary pulses are predicted to exist and their shape was calculated.