30 research outputs found

    Исследование пластифицирующих свойств некоторых производных карбазола

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    During the assembly of customized miniaturized solid-state lasers, robot based operations can significantly reduce cycle times and improve performance and quality. Automation of the resistance soldering technique for optical components based on planar technology described in the previous work of Dolkemeyer et. al can be self-optimized to compensate component and process tolerances, cope with different element geometries and therefore reduce planning efforts and facilitate the operator's work.solder pads. Planar adjustment of an optical element and exemplary resistance measurement during soldering process For the automation of the soldering process itself the modification of the system's electrical resistance is measured since this value can be calculated by evaluating the process parameters without supplementary equipment. In addition, it can be used as a documented quality control. The increase of the resistance at the solder's melting point is related to the length of the molten zone and is always continuous even if current and voltage are discontinuous. Presented are the technique for planar adjustment and current results of the automation and self-optimization process

    Анализ современных систем САПР с целью их использования для моделирования работы бурильной колонны в скважине

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    Nowadays, the assembly of laser systems is dominated by manual operations, involving elaborate alignment by means of adjustable mountings. From a competition perspective, the most challenging problem in laser source manufacturing is price pressure, a result of cost competition exerted mainly from Asia. From an economical point of view, an automated assembly of laser systems defines a better approach to produce more reliable units at lower cost. However, the step from todays manual solutions towards an automated assembly requires parallel developments regarding product design, automation equipment and assembly processes. This paper introduces briefly the idea of self-optimizing technical systems as a new approach towards highly flexible automation. Technically, the work focuses on the precision assembly of laser resonators, which is one of the final and most crucial assembly steps in terms of beam quality and laser power. The paper presents a new design approach for mini aturized laser systems and new automation concepts for a robot-based precision assembly, as well as passive and active alignment methods, which are based on a self-optimizing approach. Very promising results have already been achieved, considerably reducing the duration and complexity of the laser resonator assembly. These results as well as future development perspectives are discussed

    Thermo-Optical (TOP) analysis of transmissive elements for laser systems

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    Increasing laser beam qualities make thermal lensing again a hot topic and demand for a thermo-optical simulation for improving classical ray tracing and enabling optimization possibilities for thermally aberrated optical systems. This paper summarizes the approach for coupling FEM and ray tracing using a weighted least squares approximation algorithm and demonstrates the abilities of the coupled simulation in the case of a CO2 laser system for polishing of glass and plastics. It can be demonstrated that the algorithm can be used for the analysis of higher order aberrations, since the application contains a Gaussian to top-hat conversion lens group which suffers from thermal gradients. Finally, the benefits and further developments of analyzing thermal gradients in optical simulation are being discussed

    За кадры. 1979. № 1 (2151)

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    Приглашает машиностроительный факультет / А. В. ВодопьяновПриходите. Не пожалеете / А. Б. ПушкаренкоАвтоматизация технологических процессов / Д. В. КожевниковОснова из индустриального развития / А. Н. ДобровидовТехнология металлов / Ю. М. ЛозинскийГотовим инженеров-технологов / Э. ФранкВезде необходима / А. Ф. КнязьковПочему разрушаются материалы? / В. МидуковСтуденчества золотая пора / Т. БереговаяЖдем энтузиастов / И. ТруфановСпорт. Спорт. Спорт... / Ю. ЕгоровУсловия прием

    Perspectives on clinical guidelines for severe behavioural problems in children across Europe: a qualitative study with mental health clinicians

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    Clinical guidelines for severe behavioural problems (SBPs) in children have recently been developed in several European countries. However, questions emerged regarding their applicability to practice. Our study aimed to provide a first European insight into guidelines' fitness-for-purpose by exploring mental health clinicians' familiarity with, use and perceived value of guidelines for SBPs in children. Participants included 161 clinicians, primarily psychiatrists, from 24 countries. Clinicians completed a semi-structured qualitative questionnaire on existing SBPs guidelines and development of new guidelines where not available. Clinicians' responses were mapped against academic experts' perceptions on SBPs guidelines highlighted in a previous study (Gatej et al. in Eur Psychiatry 57:1-9, 2019). Under half of the clinicians reported being unaware of guidelines. Of these, 37.6% represented countries where guidelines were available according to experts. The remaining half of clinicians who were aware of guidelines on average reported being moderately familiar with their content, perceiving them as moderately useful and using them some of the time. Additionally, 60.8% clinicians agreed that SBPs guidelines need to be developed, as these would create a shared scientific knowledge base and common practice. Guideline improvements included taking a multifactorial approach, creating specific case recommendations, and dissemination efforts. The modest familiarity with and use of guidelines amongst practitioners may highlight guidelines poor fitness-for-purpose, or, alternatively, an underlying confusion around the meaning and purpose of guidelines. Moving forward, efforts should be directed at disseminating clearer definitions of guidelines, addressing existing challenges, and unifying efforts to further develop and audit application of international guidelines for SBPs.New methods for child psychiatric diagnosis and treatment outcome evaluatio

    Outbreak of West Nile virus infection in humans, Romania, July to October 2010

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    A total of 57 cases of West Nile virus infection (54 with neuroinvasive infection and three with fever) were identified in Romania between July and October 2010. The median age of the cases was 53.4 years, with the highest incidence in the age group 60–69 years. The case fatality rate was 8.8%. Cases were distributed in 19 districts in the southern, western, central and eastern parts of the country. Molecular investigation revealed lineage 2 West Nile virus, related to the Volgograd 2007 strain
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