FP6 priority

1.1.6   Sustainable Development, Global Change and Ecosystems

1.6.2.2

Title of the proposal

Energy balance and power flows in vehicles and buildings

Institute

Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Materials and Machine Mechanics
Branch Martin, Severna 14, 03680 Martin, Slovak Republic

Contact

Research subject for a potential FP6 project

The first goal is execution of the consequent energy balance of a mechanical subsystems of vehicle or building. Standing the power flows, the energies of the subsystems and the interaction energy according to the physical substance of the problem. A proposal of the method, which allows to specify the subsystem sequences of given system that contribute the most to the transfer of critical nodes.

The next goal is quantitative valuation of possible power flow paths. The percentual distribution of total power flow to all possible power flow paths will be result of computation. From the view-point of power flows, inside conditions of the system will be represented by the directed, edge valuated graph. Then, the relations valid for arbitrary number of subsystems will be derived, those enable a suitable alghoritmization of the procedure and its implementation to the computer

Recent international cooperation of the research team

Institute of Thermomechanics, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic

Proposer´s relevant publications related to the research subject

[1] WISZT, E., WISZTOVA, E.: The use of the directed, edge valuated graphs in dynamic sytems (in Slovak). Strojnicky casopis, 46, 1995. p. 137-148.
[2] KUDLICKA, J.: Dispersion of Axisymmetric Elastic Waves in Thick-Walled Orthotropic Pipes. AIAA JOURNAL, Vol. 35, No.12, December 1997, p.1895-1898.
[3] WISZT, E. - WISZTOVA, E. (1997): The character of coupling ofoscillators and its connexion with the interaction energy. In: Proceedings of the Dynamics of machines \'97. Prague, IT AS CR, p.187-194.
[4] WISZT, E., WISZTOVA, E.: Power balance of mechanical oscillators coupled with acoustical fluid. Strojnicky casopis, 49, 1998. p.268-280.