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Magnus effect application on wind turbines
No full textopenLo scopo della mia tesi è quello di analizzare l'effetto Magnus e di valutarne le potenziali applicazioni nel campo della produzione di energia.
Nella prima parte della presente tesi si fornisce panoramica generale dell’effetto Magnus, illustrando i principi alla base di questo fenomeno fisico, il quale si manifesta quando un corpo rotante si muove all’interno di un fluido. Successivamente, vengono esaminate alcune applicazioni ingegneristiche del fenomeno, tra le quali la propulsione navale mediante l’impiego di rotori Flettner. Infine, l’elaborato si concentra sull’utilizzo dell’effetto Magnus per la generazione di energia tramite turbine eoliche dotate di cilindri rotanti in sostituzione delle tradizionali pale.The aim of my dissertation is to investigate the Magnus effect with a focus on its potential applications for power production.
In the first part of the present thesis a general overview of the Magnus effect is provided, along with an illustration of the reasons behind this physical phenomenon that occurs when a spinning object is moving through a fluid. Subsequently, some engineering applications of the Magnus effect are taken into exam, including ship propulsion through Flettner rotors. Finally, this paper focuses on the application of the Magnus effect in power production through Magnus wind turbines equipped with rotating cylinders instead of traditional blades
De transactionibus
No full textad quas ... 10. Novembris ... publice respondebit Magnus Verver AssindiensisEinblattdruckEnthält 26 ThesenDiss. iur. Basel, 157
The Magnus effect and its applications
No full textopenIn questo elaborato esamino l'effetto Magnus e le sue possibili applicazioni ingegneristiche. Nella prima parte della tesina svolgo una rapida disamina su quelle che sono le origini fisiche di tale fenomeno. Nella sezione centrale dell'elebaroto mi concentro invece sull'importanza che l'effetto Magnus ricopre nello studio dell'aerodinamica delle palle da gioco. Infine analizzo i possibili vantaggi derivanti dall'utilizzo del rotore Flettner sull'efficienza della propulsione navale
Multidisciplinary applications of the Magnus effect: from volleyball to engineering innovations
No full textopenDescrizione del fenomeno denominato effetto Magnus, declinato poi allo sport pallavolo anche tramite l'analisi con software. Si tratta inoltre di applicazioni tecnologiche come i rotori Flettner e le turbine eoliche.Description of the Magnus effect with particular attention to its application in volleyball, including software-based simulations. Applications of the phenomenon in Flettner rotors and wind turbines
Basel, Universitätsbibliothek, F I 16 : Albertus Magnus: De vegetabilibus et plantis
No full textThis slender parchment volume from the Dominican Monastery of Basel contains Books I-V of De vegetabilibus et plantis by Albertus Magnus. This work – actually in seven books, two of which are missing here – represents a small part of the extraordinarily extensive opus by the Doctor of the Church and universal scholar, whose fame was surpassed soon after his death by that of his student Thomas Aquinas. The worn binding shows traces indicating that this was a liber catenatus.Online Since: 2018-12-1
Titulinis puslapis, turinys, recenzentai
No full textREVIEWERS / RECENZENTAI
BAKANAUSKAS Arvydas, prof. dr., Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
BARANAUSKIENĖ Jurgita, dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
BASHINSKAYA Marina, phd., Izmail State University of the Humanities, Ukraine
DAPKUS Rimantas, doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
KIAUŠIENĖ Ilona, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
STAŠYS Rimantas, prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
PAKELTIENĖ Rasa, dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
SAMUOLAITIS Mindaugas, phd., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
ULVENBLAD Pia, prof., Halmstad University, Sweden
VAZNONIENĖ Gintarė, doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
VIENAŽINDIENĖ Milita, assoc. prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
VIRA Annts, assoc. prof. Estonian University of Life Sciences, EstoniaREVIEWERS / RECENZENTAI
BAKANAUSKAS Arvydas, prof. dr., Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
BARANAUSKIENĖ Jurgita, dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
BASHINSKAYA Marina, phd., Izmail State University of the Humanities, Ukraine
DAPKUS Rimantas, doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
KIAUŠIENĖ Ilona, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
STAŠYS Rimantas, prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
PAKELTIENĖ Rasa, dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
SAMUOLAITIS Mindaugas, phd., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
ULVENBLAD Pia, prof., Halmstad University, Sweden
VAZNONIENĖ Gintarė, doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
VIENAŽINDIENĖ Milita, assoc. prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
VIRA Annts, assoc. prof. Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estoni
Titulinis puslapis, turinys, recenzentų sąrašas
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APARICIO Andres, Charles III University of Madrid, SpainBALEŽENTIS Tomas, dr. Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics, LithuaniaBARANAUSKIENĖ Jurgita, dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaBENDORAITYTĖ Asta, dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaGUSTAINIENĖ Loreta, doc. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaKIAUŠIENĖ Ilona, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaKOZINA Andrzej, prof. University of Economics in Krakow, PolandMICEIKIENĖ Astrida, prof. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaOVCHARENKO Ievgen, dr. Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University, UkrainePAKELTIENĖ Rasa, dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaPUPLUGA Dina, dr. Latvia University of Agriculture, LatviaURMONIENĖ Daiva, lect. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaVASIĻEVSKA Daina, dr. Liepaja University, LatviaVAZNONIENĖ Gintarė, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaVIEDERYTĖ Rasa, dr. Klaipėda University, LithuaniaVIIRA Ants, dr. University of Life Sciences, EstoniaZABLODSKA Inna, dr. National Academy of Sciences, UkraineZALECKIENĖ Jurgita, lekt. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaZAMLYNSKYI Viktor, prof. dr. Odessa National Polytechnic University, UkraineREVIEWERS / RECENZENTAI
APARICIO Andres, Charles III University of Madrid, SpainBALEŽENTIS Tomas, dr. Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics, LithuaniaBARANAUSKIENĖ Jurgita, dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaBENDORAITYTĖ Asta, dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaGUSTAINIENĖ Loreta, doc. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaKIAUŠIENĖ Ilona, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaKOZINA Andrzej, prof. University of Economics in Krakow, PolandMICEIKIENĖ Astrida, prof. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaOVCHARENKO Ievgen, dr. Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University, UkrainePAKELTIENĖ Rasa, dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaPUPLUGA Dina, dr. Latvia University of Agriculture, LatviaURMONIENĖ Daiva, lect. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaVASIĻEVSKA Daina, dr. Liepaja University, LatviaVAZNONIENĖ Gintarė, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaVIEDERYTĖ Rasa, dr. Klaipėda University, LithuaniaVIIRA Ants, dr. University of Life Sciences, EstoniaZABLODSKA Inna, dr. National Academy of Sciences, UkraineZALECKIENĖ Jurgita, lekt. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaZAMLYNSKYI Viktor, prof. dr. Odessa National Polytechnic University, Ukrain
THE MAGNUS EFFECT IN ENGINEERING. APPLICATIONS AND POSSIBLE USES AS A RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE
No full textopenL’elaborato scritto tratta l’Effetto Magnus e può essere suddiviso in due parti.
Nella prima viene descritto tale fenomeno sotto vari punti di vista, in modo da dare una spiegazione dettagliata dello stesso. Nella seconda viene approfondita la sua applicazione in campo eolico, navale ed aeronautico. Vengono infatti descritti le diverse turbine esistenti e il rotore Flettner, concentrandosi sull’aspetto aerodinamico
VIRŠELIS, TURINYS, RECENZENTAI
No full textREVIEWERS/RECENZENTAI
ATKOČIŪNIENĖ Vilma prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
CARUSO Donatello PhD, University of Foggia, Italy
CHEREVKO Heorhiy Prof. Dr Sc. Department of Economics and International Economic Relations Institute of Economics and Finance Rzheshov University, Poland
DEHTJARE Jevgenija Dr. oec., wice-rector ISMA, Latvia
GENEROWICZ Agnieszka Doctor of Science, Professor, Cracow University of Technology, Poland
FELTYNOWSKI Marcin Dr. hab. University of Lodz, Poland.
GOLUBEVA Oksana PhD, Associate Professor of POLOTSK STATE UNIVERSIT, Belarus
KIAUŠIENĖ Ilona, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
MARCINKEVIČIŪTĖ Lina Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
NOVIKOVA Anastasija prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
OSMAN Titrek Prof., Dr., Sakarya University, Turkey
PAKELTIENĖ Rasa, dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
RAIŠIENĖ Agota Giedrė Dr. Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania
RAUPELIENĖ Asta prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
TAMULIENĖ Vilma assoc. prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
TUMALAVIČIUS Vladas Dr. Lietuvos Respublikos Krašto Apsaugos Ministerija Generolo Jono Žemaičio Lietuvos Karo Akademija, Lithuania
URMONIENĖ Daiva dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
VAZNONIENĖ Gintarė, doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
WIDELSKA Urszula Lomza State University of Applied Sciences, Poland
ZALECKIENĖ Jurgita doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, LithuaniaREVIEWERS/RECENZENTAI
ATKOČIŪNIENĖ Vilma prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
CARUSO Donatello PhD, University of Foggia, Italy
CHEREVKO Heorhiy Prof. Dr Sc. Department of Economics and International Economic Relations Institute of Economics and Finance Rzheshov University, Poland
DEHTJARE Jevgenija Dr. oec., wice-rector ISMA, Latvia
GENEROWICZ Agnieszka Doctor of Science, Professor, Cracow University of Technology, Poland
FELTYNOWSKI Marcin Dr. hab. University of Lodz, Poland.
GOLUBEVA Oksana PhD, Associate Professor of POLOTSK STATE UNIVERSIT, Belarus
KIAUŠIENĖ Ilona, doc. dr. Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
MARCINKEVIČIŪTĖ Lina Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
NOVIKOVA Anastasija prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
OSMAN Titrek Prof., Dr., Sakarya University, Turkey
PAKELTIENĖ Rasa, dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
RAIŠIENĖ Agota Giedrė Dr. Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania
RAUPELIENĖ Asta prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
TAMULIENĖ Vilma assoc. prof., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
TUMALAVIČIUS Vladas Dr. Lietuvos Respublikos Krašto Apsaugos Ministerija Generolo Jono Žemaičio Lietuvos Karo Akademija, Lithuania
URMONIENĖ Daiva dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
VAZNONIENĖ Gintarė, doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
WIDELSKA Urszula Lomza State University of Applied Sciences, Poland
ZALECKIENĖ Jurgita doc. dr., Agriculture Academy of Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuani
Analisi e tipologizzazione dei neologismi emersi in concomitanza con la pandemia COVID-19
No full textA partire dal 2019, la comunità globale è stata colpita dalla pandemia di COVID-19, un virus la cui diffusione ha trasformato, in Italia come nel resto del mondo, il modo di vivere – con i lockdown, il distanziamento sociale e le autoquarantene, e ha introdotto nuovi oggetti, professioni e concetti quali il covid-manager, la mascherina di comunità, e il reddito di quarantena. Il grande numero di neologismi entrati nella lingua italiana in relazione con la pandemia da un lato indicano la gravità e la novità di una situazione che non ha eguali nella storia recente; dall’altro è un’occasione per studiare in tempo reale le modalità di formazione di nuovi termini o i criteri secondo i quali alcuni forestierismi entrano e sono integrati nella lingua italiana. Quindi questa presentazione cercherà di indicare quali tendenze si osservano nelle modalità di formazione dei neologismi nella lingua italiana e quali regole si seguono per la formazione, l’integrazione di calchi, prestiti e neosemismi. Applicando un metodo descrittivo e di analisi sincronica si analizzano termini ed espressioni raccolti in un corpus linguistico creato ad hoc con i neologismi più comuni e meglio integrati per il periodo tra la fine del 2019 e il primo semestre del 2021. Lo studio ha rilevato che la maggior parte delle nuove parole sono prestiti non adattati. Si può concludere che l'italiano tende a non adattare le parole derivate dall'inglese.Humanitarinių mokslų fakultetas / Faculty of HumanitiesVytauto Didžiojo universitetas / Vytautas Magnus Universit
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