Bulletin of Applied Mechanics

The aim and scope of the Bulletin of Applied Mechanics is to convey scientific progress in applied mechanics to those concerned with application of this knowledge for the engineering practice. It addresses itself primarily to students, teachers, as well as to mechanical, civil and biomedical engineers involved in the study and practical application of mechanics. The Bulletin publishes original contributions in the field of experimental and numerical mechanics, mechanics of materials, biomechanics and review articles by experts on new developments in theoretical mechanics and advances in experimental techniques. An important aim of the Bulletin is to achieve a balance between academic material and practical applications

Vol 7, No 28 (2011)

Table of Contents

Original Article

About Calculation of Imperfections for Welding Simulations PDF
Ladislav Novotný, Adan Vega Saenz 72-75
Determination of fatigue properties of 3D composite structure in bending and shear PDF
Jiri Had, Milan Dvořák, Milan Růžička 76-80
Optimization of Stiffness and Dexterity of Fiber Driven Parallel Kinematical Structure PDF
Václav Bauma, Zbyněk Šika, Michael Valášek 81-84
Synthesis and Implementation of Vibration Suppression by 6 DOF Active Platform PDF
Petr Svatoš, Zbyněk Šika, Pavel Steinbauer, Jan Zavřel, Tomáš Vampola, Michael Valášek 85-90
Predictive Control of an IC Engine: Simulation and Experiment PDF
Martin Florián, Zbyněk Šika, Marcel Škarohlíd, Michael Valášek, Bohumil Hnilička, Lukáš Lánský 91-96


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Published by the Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering