Development of a high torque density and efficiency axial flux switched reluctance motor for electric vehicle
Autorea: Ismael Ruiz de Argandoña Arzallus
2018
Tesi zuzendaria
Javier Poza, Mondragon Unibertsitatea
This research is focussed on the development of a high torque density and efficiency motor, suitable for cost-effective mass production.
Tribocorrosion of high-strength low-alloy steels and coatings used in offshore applications
Autorea: Ainara López Ortega
2018
Tesi zuzendaria
Raquel Bayón, IK4-TEKNIKER y José Luís Arana, ETSI Bilbao
The present thesis deals with the assessment of tribocorrosion of HSLA steels used in chains of offshore mooring lines, which have been reported to be profoundly affected by both wear and corrosion during their service life. Additionally, the second part of the thesis is focused on the evaluation of protective coatings employed for the protection of steel components and structures from corrosion.
Double Smart Energy Harvesting System for self-powered Industrial IoT
Autorea: Borja Pozo Larrocha
2018
Tesi zuzendaria
Dr. José Ignacio Garate, EHU/UPV y Dr. Susana Ferreiro, IK4-TEKNIKER
The present thesis work combines two alternatives of energy input and management on a single architecture. A mini-reactor and an indoor photovoltaic cell as energy harvesters and a double power manager with AC/DC and DC/DC converters controlled by a low power single controller.
Prediction of Moulds Wear in High Pressure Die Casting and Plastic Injection Moulding
Autorea: Borja Zabala Igartua
2017
Tesi zuzendaria
Franck Girot, UPV-EHU y Amaya Igartua, IK4-TEKNIKER
This doctoral thesis deals with wear mechanisms, setting protocols to simulate them at laboratory scale and studying the influence of different process parameters, in order to predict the wear of moulds.
Ultrashort-pulsed laser ablation of poly-L-lactide (PLLA) for cell and tisuee engineering applications
Autorea: Rocío Ortiz Márquez
2017
Tesi zuzendaria
Iban Quintana, IK4-TEKNIKER y Jose Ramón Sarasua, UPV/EHU
El objetivo principal de este trabajo de tesis es el de evaluar la tecnología de ablación mediante láser pulsado de picosegundos como método de fabricación de componentes poliméricos micro-estructurados.
Desarrollo de plataformas biosensoras electroquímicas para la detección de marcadores inflamatorios y de cáncer de mama
Autorea: Unai Eletxigerra Hernández
2017
Tesi zuzendaria
Susana Campuzano, Reynaldo Villalonga, Universidad Complutense de Madrid y Jesús Martínez Perdiguero, UPV/EHU
En esta Tesis Doctoral se ha abordado el desarrollo de varias plataformas biosensoras electroanalíticas aplicables a la determinación de biomarcadores de inflamación y asociados a cáncer de mama.