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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Electrical analogy"”.

  1. Modélisation simplifiée du comportement thermique d'un bâtiment et vérification expériementale

    … and the assumptions generally made. By an electrical analogy, a model whose order is lower than 4 is first proposed to model the walls. Then, a proposal for a two second order model is made for a one zone building and how to connect the different rooms in a multi-zone building. The way to …

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  2. Design and implementation of an apparatus for hydrodynamic and fatigue testing of prosthetic aortic valves

    … arterial system. This simple lumped parameter electrical analogy of the arterial system takes aortic and arterial resistance, arterial compliance, and blood inertance into account to simulate total arterial impedance. This model was developed with physiological reference and thus the element …

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  3. Characterization and numerical verification of seepage scenarios in anisotropic soils under retaining structures and in unconfined aquifers due to pumping wells

    … employed. Afterwards, a historical overview of electrical analogy is presented, with different application examples. In the following section, the bases of the network simulation method are presented, as well as examples of engineering problems in which this methodology has been successfully …

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  4. Waste heat recovery in aluminum plants by means of Stirling engines

    Parmi tous les secteurs industriels, celui de la production d’aluminium est l’un des plus importants consommateurs d’énergie : les processus les plus modernes nécessitent une quantité d’énergie électrique comprise entre 11 et 15 MW h par tonne d’aluminium produite. La plus grande partie de cette …

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