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Development of a Modelica Base Library for Modeling of Thermo-Hydraulic Systems

This paper presents current results of an ongoing project to develop a Modelica base library for thermohydraulic systems. There are many different aspects to the development of such a library, fromthe basic physics of fluids and heat to the structuring of model classes in the library and the actual implementation in the Modelica language. The structuring should define interfaces and partial classe

Samverkan i Barnahus kring brottsutsatta barn. En komparativ idéspridningsstudie i nordiska kontexter.

Rättsväsendets oförmåga att tillgodose barns rättigheter och rättssäkerhet som brottsoffer har under senare år uppmärksammats och lett till en rad åtgärder, däribland etableringen av s.k. Barnahus. Barnahusidén har genomgått en nordisk spridningsprocess från Barnahusíd på Island som startade 1998 till starten av en försöksverksamhet på sex orter i Sverige år 2006, till ytterligare ett 20-tal orter

How many times can the forest fibre be recycled?

Market forces and legislation push the recovery of used material as part of developing a sustainable society. Materials made of forest fibres have the advantage compared to other materials that they are easy to recycle. It saves resources. Production of paper based on used fibres uses also less energy than paper containing new fibres. The market focus on recovery makes it a reasonable assumption,

Policy Instruments for Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Experiences and Lessons from the Nordic Countries

The Nordic countries have often been seen as “fore-runners” of energy efficiency in buildings – in both the implementation of policy instruments and the evaluation of effects. Since the 1970s, the Nordic countries have introduced a range of policy instruments for energy conservation in buildings. The choice of instruments and experiences, however differs between countries. The aim of this study is

Identification of the current distribution on a radome from near-field measurements

Information about the equivalent current distribution on a radome can be used to improve radome design, detect manufacturing errors, and to verify numerical simulations. In this paper, the transformation from near-field data to the equivalent current distribution is analyzed. The transformation is based on a singular value decomposition of the surface integral equation that relates the equivalent