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Kiran, Bangalore Ravi. "Energetic-lattice based optimization". Thesis, Paris Est, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PEST1091/document.
Texto completoHierarchical segmentation has been a model which both identifies with the construct of extracting a tree structured model of the image, while also interpreting it as an optimization problem of the optimal scale selection. Hierarchical processing is an emerging field of problems in computer vision and hyper-spectral image processing community, on account of its ability to structure high-dimensional data. Chapter 1 discusses two important concepts of Braids and Energetic lattices. Braids of partitions is a richer hierarchical partition model that provides multiple locally non-nested partitioning, while being globally a hierarchical partitioning of the space. The problem of optimization on hierarchies and further braids are non-tractable due the combinatorial nature of the problem. We provide conditions, of h-increasingness, scale-increasingness on the energy defined on partitions, to extract unique and monotonically ordered minimal partitions. Furthermore these conditions are found to be coherent with the Braid structure to perform constrained optimization on hierarchies, and more generally Braids. Chapter 2 demonstrates the Energetic lattice, and how it generalizes the Lagrangian formulation of the constrained optimization problem on hierarchies. Finally in Chapter 3 we apply the method of optimization using energetic lattices to the problem of extraction of segmentations from a hierarchy, that are proximal to a ground truth set. Chapter 4 we show how one moves from the energetic lattice on hierarchies and braids, to a numerical lattice of Jordan Curves which define a continous model of hierarchical segmentation. This model enables also to compose different functions and hierarchies
Titze, Maren Verfasser] y Jürgen [Akademischer Betreuer] [Köhler. "Energetic Analysis and Optimisation Strategies of a Modern Northern European Supermarket / Maren Titze ; Betreuer: Jürgen Köhler". Braunschweig : Technische Universität Braunschweig, 2017. http://d-nb.info/1175816973/34.
Texto completoHazyuk, Ion. "Dynamical optimisation of renewable energy flux in buildings". Phd thesis, INSA de Lyon, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00715826.
Texto completoWeiss, Lucas. "Modeling of a photovoltaic module under environmental conditions and optimisation of its performance". Thesis, Lyon, INSA, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015ISAL0059.
Texto completoIn the context of greenhouse gas emissions and fossil and fissile resources depletion, solar energy is one of the most promising sources of power. The amount of renewable energies in the future energy mix depends on their availability, on their cost and on their level of efficiency. Various issues still limit the development of the solar energy. Among them, the temperature elevation into the module induces an efficiency degradation of 12% in standard cases. In spite of this statement, the actual solar module structure has not changed since its creation in the seventies, and the technologies are still evaluated at room temperature. The objective of this thesis is to study the impact factors which govern the module temperature elevation in order to identify ways to apply a significant reduction. A multi-physics modeling is built in order to predict the module behavior depending on the environmental conditions. The thermal modeling is grounded on the radiation into participating media. This feature leads to the determination of generalized Fresnel equation for absorbing media. It allows us to determine a spectral and hemispherical value of the glass emissivity. The optical-electrical-thermal modeling has been compared to measurement in real conditions and is able to predict the module behavior over a one-day period. It allows the evaluation of the gain obtained by optimizing the module components. A parametrical study identifies several improvements to lower the module operating temperature. The PhD work includes a state-of-the-art study (chapter 1), a study of the radiation heat transfer at PV module scale (chapter 2), the details of the multiphysics modeling (chapter 3), the study of the PV module through the modeling (chapter 4), a parametrical study (chapter 5) and a conclusion (chapter 6)
Bahini, Yacoub. "La transition énergétique et son impact sur la croissance économique". Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010018.
Texto completoThis work tries to approach the problem of the energy transition under a rather particular angle to raise the complexity of this transition and the fact whom we are still relatively far from handling this question in a suitable and convincing way. By discuss this problem in the first two chapters, basing on the already existing literature ; two other models were proposed to contribute modestly to this literature. These two models belong to two different families, in particular TETM and EnvETM2 who have, each, peculiarities appropriate to him, and give, generaly, rather divergent results.We deduce from results of the first model that the development of the renewable energies does not have to exceed certain level, and that the policies based on energy prices (taxes, subsidy, ...) will be more effective to accelerate the energy transition. The energy transition will not can pass with the same rhythm in all sectors, what makes that political choices must be very precise to choose the rignts sectors ans territories, to lead an optimal transition.The second model, has for objective the generalization of the model of CMM1 to explore new policies to fight against the environmental problems, caused by the massive use of the fossil energy resources, sources of GHG (greenhouse gas emissions). We can summarize the results of this model by deducing that the renewable energy must be produced over time, even with an energy price lower than its marginal cost. This implies that the renewable energies have to subsidized, as long as they remain non-competitive. The use of the renewable energies is not sufficient solution to fight against GHG emissions, in certain case we have to abate as we use ReE
Montenon, Alaric. "Analyse, mutualisation et optimisation par la commande de la consommation énergétique des héliostats autonomes des centrales à concentration solaire". Phd thesis, Toulouse, INPT, 2013. http://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/9709/1/montenon_partie_1_sur_2.pdf.
Texto completoMrabet, Elyes. "Optimisation de la fiabilité des structures contrôlées". Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSEC011/document.
Texto completoThe present work deals with the parameters optimization of tuned mass dampers (TMD) used in the control of vibrating linear structures under stochastic loadings. The performance of the TMD device is deeply affected by its parameters that should be carefully chosen. In this context, several optimization strategies can be found in the literature and among them the stochastic structural optimization (SSO) and the reliability based optimization (RBO) are particularly addressed in this dissertation.The first part of this work in dedicated to the calculation of the optimal bounds solutions of the TMD parameters in presence of uncertain but bounded (UBB) structural parameters. The bounds of the optimal TMD parameters are obtained using an approximation technique based on Taylor expansion followed by interval extension. The numerical investigations applied with one degree of freedom (1DOF) and with multi-degree of freedom (multi-DOF) systems showed that the studied technique is suitable for the SSO strategy and that it’s less appropriate for the RBO strategy.As immediate consequence of the obtained results in the first part of this work, in the second part a method, called the continuous-optimization nested loop method (CONLM), providing the exact range of the optimal TMD parameters is presented and validated. The numerical studies demonstrated that the CONLM is time consuming and to overcome this disadvantage, a second method is also presented. The second method is called the monotonicity based extension method (MBEM) with box splitting. Both methods have been applied in the context of the RBO strategy with 1DOF and multi-DOF systems. The issue of effectiveness and robustness of the presented optimum bounds of the TMD parameters is also addressed and it has been demonstrated that the optimum solution corresponding to the deterministic context (deterministic structural parameters) provide good effectiveness and robustness.Another aspect of RBO approach is dealt in the third part of the present work. Indeed, a new RBO strategy of TMD parameters based on energetic criterion is presented and validated. The new RBO approach is linked to a new failure mode characterized by the exceedance of the power dissipated into the controlled structure over a certain threshold during some interval time. Based on the outcrossing approach and the Rice’s formula, the new strategy is firstly applied to 1DOF system and exact expression of the failure probability is calculated. After that, a multi-DOF system is considered and the minimum cross entropy method has been used providing an approximation to the failure probability and then the optimization is carried out. The numerical investigations showed the superiority of the presented strategy when compared with other from the literature
Gengembre, Édouard. "Contribution à la construction de méta-modèles pour l’optimisation sous contraintes de critères énergétiques : application à la conception des bâtiments". Phd thesis, Toulouse, INPT, 2011. http://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/11723/1/gengembre.pdf.
Texto completoGerelli, Sébastien. "Optimisation de la prise en charge des coeurs univentriculaires : approche chirurgicale et énergétique". Thesis, Strasbourg, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016STRAJ106.
Texto completoUniventricular hearts are congenital heart diseases, not compatible with life. Fontan transformed the prognosis of these patients by restoring a passive pulmonary circulation. Unfortunately, the long-term prognosis remains pejorative. To reduce the morbidity and mortality of these patients, we developed a surgical preconditioning protocol, allowing a percutaneous Fontan totalization, adaptive to pulmonary resistance and to the working capacity of the ventricle. We observed that the mitochondrial respiratory chains do not have the ability to adapt their energy production toward work. The desequilibrium of the Nitroso-redox balance will generate mitohormesis and hormesis, then will inevitably occur a poorly adaptive myocardial remodeling. The only way to improve the long-term prognosis of these patients is to increase the myocardial oxidative capacities of the single ventricle or to create a pulmonary pump
Chahine, May. "Etude des effets magnétiques et des effets de l'enrichissement en oxygène sur la combustion d'une flamme de diffusion laminaire CH4-Air : optimisation de l'efficacité énergétique". Phd thesis, Université d'Orléans, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00747330.
Texto completoKébé, Abdoulaye. "Contribution au pré dimensionnement et au contrôle des unités de production d’énergie électrique en site isolé à partir des énergies renouvelables : Application au cas du Sénégal". Thesis, Paris 11, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA112281/document.
Texto completoThe energy crisis characterized by the oil products price rising and the imperatives of sustainable development do that renewable energies are an alternative today witch attract the interest of several research teams. Senegal, sub-Saharan country, not oil producer is not spared by this crisis. The consequence of this is a low coverage of the country (especially rural areas) by the national grid. For solving this, the new orientation of the energy policy focuses on the use of renewable energy particularly solar and wind.The main objective of this thesis is to identify a methodology of design of an isolated site of electrical energy production from alternative energies It is consists on, from site characteristics (energy resources, energy requirements):- to develop an approach that allows the choice of network architecture and sizing optimally all components of the network (machines, sources and storage devices) taking into account all the constraints- to design a device for controlling components and managing the energy flowsThis thesis contains three chapters:- Chapter 1 - poses the problem of energy in Senegal. The institutional organization of the electricity sub-sector and the ongoing projects are presented. Also, a study of micro- architectures networks is made.- Chapter 2 deals with tools and software. A comparative study of the main software of analysis, design and simulation of micro- network is realized. The components of our system have been modeled. Optimization methods and tools for graphical representation (Bond Graph, GIC and EMR) systems were presented. A survey and a literature review allowed us to evaluate the energy potential of the site and the needs of populations.- Chapter 3: This is the application of our tool on an isolated site identified in Senegal (MBoro / Mer). Optimization through the Annualized Cost of the System (ACS) objective function has allowed us to scale our system optimally. As the control system with Energetic Macroscopic Representation (EMR) has been designed.For further work should be considered a treatment of problems of availability of the system through monitoring and supervision of the system. The socio- economic component is also integrated in the future to meet the changing needs and habits of the population
Dupré, Olivier. "Physics of the thermal behavior of photovoltaic devices". Thesis, Lyon, INSA, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015ISAL0089/document.
Texto completoThis Ph.D. thesis manuscript reports on a study about the physics of the thermal behavior of photovoltaic (PV) systems. While it is long known that the conversion efficiency of PV devices deteriorates when their temperature increases, a detailed analysis of all the mechanisms involved was not available to date in the literature. Part I of this manuscript gathers and extends the existing works on the topic in order to offer a comprehensive view of the physics involved in the temperature sensitivities of PV systems. First, temperature coefficients, which quantify the temperature dependences, are analyzed in the radiative limit (which is the fundamental limit for PV conversion). Then, the additional loss mechanisms of real PV devices are introduced and their impacts on the temperature coefficients are assessed. The existing theoretical expressions of the temperature coefficients of important solar cell parameters (namely open-circuit voltage, short-circuit current and fill factor) are reviewed. A new formulation of the temperature coefficient of the open-circuit voltage that incorporates the concept of External Radiative Efficiency (ERE) is proposed. The theoretical expressions are compared to experimental results on crystalline silicon cells from measurements made at the University of New South Wales (UNSW, Australia) and from the literature. Using the understanding of the relation between the temperature coefficients and device physics, the special cases of silicon heterojunction cells and cells made from compensated silicon are examined. Because temperature has a critical impact on the performances of PV devices, several studies aimed on the one hand at predicting the temperature of PV modules from their operating conditions and on the other hand at designing inexpensive cooling solutions. The goal of Part II of this manuscript is to propose an original approach to minimize the temperature-induced losses in PV systems. The idea is to include the operating conditions in the optimization of the system parameters in order to maximize the power produced in these conditions rather than in the Standard Test Conditions (STC). These original optimizations are based on a comprehensive thermal model of PV cells that captures all of the physical mechanisms involved in the generation of heat within the cell. Following the presentation of this thermal model, several examples of global optimization (i.e. a thermal criterion is added to the usual optical and electrical ones) are presented. Some of these examples apply to standard solar cells while others demonstrate that this kind of optimization can be applied to other PV systems such as thermophotovoltaic (TPV) converters (solar or near-field TPV). The recent trend of the PV industry towards the creation of products specifically adapted to a given use suggests that these original optimizations that take into account the system operating conditions could be implemented in the near future
Armani, Francesco. "FOOD PRESERVATION APPLIANCES, METHODS FOR ENERGY SAVING AND QUALITY ENHANCEMENT". Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Trieste, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10077/9989.
Texto completoThe food preservation is a complex subject that cover multiple disciplines of natural and technical sciences. This Ph.D. thesis treats this subject under different points of view. The preservation involves the perceived and objective quality of food, monitoring of the quality and methods to achieve this task. The economical and energetic effort to achieve this task will be treated as well. All these variations on the preservation main-theme find place in the field of the green appliances of the domotic house. This work proposes as results a series of practical techniques and applications that alone or as a whole could significantly improve the quality and efficiency of the preservation of food, both for chemical and energetic aspects. This Ph.D. activity is focused on energy saving and food preservation in the field of domestic and professional cold appliances. Refrigerators constitute a large energy demanding appliance; in particular household refrigerators cover the 15% of the domestic power needs. Their capillary spread and the 24 hours a day use justify this energetic demand and make important even the smallest energy efficiency improvement. From the other point of view in these appliances the cooling effect should be intended as their mean to achieve the preservation of food. A more coherent name should then be preservation appliances instead. From this consideration the cooling capacity shouldn't be the only purpose of these devices, they should also guarantee the best preservation performances. Temperature measurement and other means to monitor the quality of preserved goods should be integrated in the control loop.
La conservazione del cibo rappresenta un argomento complesso che coinvolge diverse discipline delle scienze naturali e tecniche. Questa tesi di dottorato tratta questi argomenti sotto diversi punti di vista, analizzando gli aspetti riguardanti la qualit\`{a} oggettiva e percepita del cibo, il suo monitoraggio ed i metodi per garantirla. Vengono inoltre considerati il consumo energetico ed il peso economico necessari al raggiungimento di questo obiettivo. In questo lavoro vengono proposte una serie di tecniche e applicazioni che, opportunamente utilizzate, permettono di migliorare significativamente sia la qualità che l'efficienza nella conservazione del cibo dal punto di vista sia chimico che energetico. L'argomento principale è pertanto incentrato sul risparmio energetico e sulla conservazione degli alimenti riguardante i refrigeratori domestici e professionali. I frigoriferi, infatti, sono dispositivi dal consumo energetico molto elevato e rappresentano addirittura il 15% del consumo domestico. Ciò è dovuto alla loro grande diffusione ed al loro funzionamento ininterrotto. Pertanto anche piccoli incrementi di efficienza possono rappresentare un obiettivo importante. Nell'affrontare questo argomento, si è voluto evidenziare l'obiettivo primario che deve essere la conservazione del cibo e non la refrigerazione in quanto tale. Sarebbe quindi più adeguato parlare di dispositivi per la conservazione del cibo e non di refrigeratori, ponendo in questo modo l'accento sugli aspetti direttamente legati agli alimenti. Ne consegue l'importanza di integrare nella logica di controllo anche la misura di parametri descrittivi dello stato di conservazione degli alimenti.
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Mensing, Felicitas. "Optimal energy utilization in conventional, electric and hybrid vehicles and its application to eco-driving". Phd thesis, INSA de Lyon, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01071383.
Texto completoŠumbera, Jiří. "Application of optimisation methods to electricity production problems". Doctoral thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2009. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-196939.
Texto completoGuibadj, Rym Nesrine. "Problèmes de tournées de véhicules et application industrielle pour la réduction de l'empreinte écologique". Phd thesis, Université de Technologie de Compiègne, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00966428.
Texto completoObame, Mve Herbert. "Compréhension des écoulements et optimisation des transferts de chaleur et de masse au sein d’une structure capillaire". Thesis, Lyon, INSA, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014ISAL0052/document.
Texto completoAbstract The automotive air conditioning is a major challenge for the automotive manufacturers insofar it causes a release of 10 g/CO2/km, engenders an extrafuel consumption of 5 % and will be taken into account in the balance sheet in 2020 MEVG. In this perspective, the automotives constructor PSA Peugeot Citroën has developed a new process, absorption air conditioning of water vapor by lithium bromide solution, which marks a break with the classic vapor-compression system. This manuscript is focused at the main body of the system, an innovative evaporator/absorber where both fluids are flowing down and confined between two finely meshed plastic wire screens and maintained between them by capillary effects. The heat and mass transfers in this system occur at the liquid/vapour interface formed by complex menisci that represent the surface of transfer. An experimental test bench allowing the description of three-dimensional shape of menisci using confocal microscopy has been carried. The volume of fluid model has been used for the numerical reconstruction of the liquid/vapour interface. The comparison between numerical and experimental data has shown a good agreement. Numerical simulations have shown that the flow is influenced by the geometry that promotes the creation of stagnant layer solution and vorticity zones. A numerical optimization has been carried with as objective function the heat rate that di uses through the interface. This one has allowed to get out the optimal parameters allowing to have an heat rate of more than 2.5 times higher compared to the reference case. This optimization has highlighted a preferential zone in which heat transfers are maximum. The work has also dealt with the e ect of the shape of the wires and the effect of the shape of menisci on the transfer, showing that it is preferable to work with hydrophobic materials and with cylindrical wires
Fujdiak, Radek. "Analýza a optimalizace datové komunikace pro telemetrické systémy v energetice". Doctoral thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta elektrotechniky a komunikačních technologií, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-358408.
Texto completoBlaise, Mathilde. "Contribution au développement des moteurs à apport de chaleur externe utilisés pour la conversion des rejets thermiques industriels en électricité. Modélisation et optimisation thermodynamique d’un nouveau convertisseur : Turbosol". Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LORR0147/document.
Texto completoTo convert the industrial waste heat into mechanical, or electrical energy, is a way to decrease the greenhouse gases emission and the energy consumption. The present PhD thesis is co-financed by the french Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME), in this context. The other co-financer, the company Hevatech, exploits the patent of a new heat converter into electricity named Turbosol®. Turbosol® is a good candidate for the industrial waste heat recovery. The concept is currently developed by the study of a prototype and the installation of the prototype on industrial site. The Turbosol® cycle originality is the quasi-isothermal expansion of the water vapor. Consequently, the Turbosol® cycle is close to the Carnot cycle. In the manuscript first part, the possibility of the feasibility of an engine operating according to the Carnot cycle is studied. A Carnot engine with a changing phase working fluid is modeled and optimized by maximization of the net power output. The variables are the optimal vaporization and condensation temperatures, and the optimal allocation of a total thermal transfer area between the condenser and the evaporator. Then, in the second part, the model of the Carnot engine is adapted to the Turbosol® prototype. In the sensitivity analysis, the vaporization temperature and the mass flow rate of the working fluid are identified as optimization variables. So, the Turbosol® converter is optimized by maximization of the net power output and the first law efficiency for a given waste heat fluid to valorize
Ondruška, Vojtěch. "Optimální využití energie a vody v aquaponické farmě". Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta strojního inženýrství, 2020. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-416637.
Texto completoBrenner, Lorenz. "Exergy-based performance assessment and optimization potential of refrigeration plants in air-conditioning applications". Thesis, Lyon, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021LYSEI014.
Texto completoA significant amount of energy consumption in buildings is due to heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems. Among other systems, refrigeration plants are subject of efficiency improvements. However, actual operating conditions of such plants and the performance must be known as well as any eventual optimization potential identified before enhancements can take place. Energy and exergy analyses have been widely used to assess the performance of refrigeration systems. Among others, exergy efficiency is used as an indicator to determine the system performance; however, the practical achievable values are unknown. Therefore, this work proposes a practice-oriented evaluation method for refrigeration plants, based on exergy analysis and technical standards as baseline. The identification of possible enhancements is highly relevant in practice, as measures which improve the system effectiveness most likely prevent frequent shortcomings during refrigeration plant operation. With the introduced optimization potential index (OPI), the achievable enhancements compared to the state of the art in technology and the performance are identified at a glance regardless the complexity of the system. By dividing the plant into different subsystems, each of them can be assessed individually. Laypersons can easily determine the system operating state and subsequently, if needed, initiate a detailed analysis as well as appropriate countermeasures by specialist. Moreover, modeling is seen as an appropriate method to determine additional reference values for refrigeration machines if none are available according to technical standards. Among different modeling techniques, artificial neural network models reveal the best performance for the present application. The application, functionality and purpose of the presented method is exemplified on two numerical test cases and on a real field plant as a case study. The investigation reveals an adequate operation of the studied field plant in general, where three out of seven cooling locations have performance issues. The reason should be identified in a subsequent detailed study. Overall, the auxiliary electrical exergy input shows the same magnitude as the thermal exergy input. This emphasizes the importance of minimizing the electrical energy usage, as it is the main overhead in the operating cost of refrigeration plants and also to achieve an increase in system performance. Moreover, measuring concepts of real systems are analyzed and the corresponding retrofitting costs for the application of the presented approach are identified. It is shown that a retrofit of the instrumentation can be worthwhile if the refrigeration plant already comprises a measuring concept close to the state of the art
Romani, Benedetta. "Co-Simulation and Energetic Optimisation of Complex Railway Systems". Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1190760.
Texto completoFrilli, Amedeo. "An Innovative Approach for the Energetic Optimisation of High-Speed Railway Systems". Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1129834.
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