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<Title.translated>The Research of Fire Prevention System Pipeline 
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<Description.abstract.translated>In recently years, the people who live in Taiwan are demanding high level of living style, the quality and functionality of building is one of their top concerns. The safety, efficiency, comfortableness, and guarantees of structure four requirements of living environments have a big impact on quality of building facility for the modern people.

Although the durable life of building structure and facility are different, they will be degraded due to defects and increase of usage, But from the standpoint of ¡§Diagnosis and Inspections ¡¨, the fire prevention system is the same as human immunization system, it acts as a role of emergency protection. Therefore, the eternal environment and construction quality are the key factors of fire prevention system, and operation of system is impact by the system deterioration, then jeopardized the safety of life and properties.

Based on the history, the research is trying to use ¡§Fiber Score¡¨ system as the entity. For the current condition of fire prevention facility pipeline system, via ¡§ocular estimate estimation by eye¡¨ or ¡§tube detection experience¡¨ research methodologies, and employ different sizes of tube detector to execute the real cases and examinations. Then we can establish a system for examination and appraisal. Hopefully, we can control the status of deterioration and performance of related facilities in rapidly and efficiently, and as a reference to maintain, service or renew the facility or system.

However, the ¡§real estate securitization¡¨ should not be the deciding policy for government real estate industry development, and the value real estate should not only consider the building place, the cost, or year of usage, it should put massive maintenance, the cost of renew equipment, and remaining usage into consideration. So, the appraisal of the real estate will be more realistic. 

To follow the theory and trend of ¡§hominization of construction medicine¡¨, and the rule of prevention again in treatment, treated in anticipation wins in afterward the disaster relief, how to establish a model more efficiency and objective appraisal, and help the user or superintendent of the building in limited resources, to schedule services and maintenances of extension projects, then maintain or increase its property value.

This research is to improve strategy of healthy diagnosis of building facility and maintenance or extending quality of the building, nationwide, based on the results of operational methodology, appraisal model of current case study. Also, this research is categorized in:

1.Operation Aspect - The selection of examination instrument and the method of operation.
2.Organization Aspect - The discussion of maintenance and management, based on the examination results and different appraisal stages.
3.Planning Aspect - Propose the suggestions and remedies for the current flaw of regulations or building plemning design, via preventive construction diagnosis strategy from ¡§hominization of construction medicine¡¨.

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<Title.translated>A Study on CLSM Using Geopolymer</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Geopolymer</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Bonded Material</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>CLSM</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>For the construction practice of backfill after excavation of underground ducts or structures, the controlled low strength material (CLSM) has solved the problems of settlement of road surface or backfilled area due to insufficient compaction. At present, CLSM generally uses Portland type I cement as the bond material. Cement is a widely used but is not quite an environment protection material, and on the other hand, its continuous hydrated reaction property would cause not easy to control its final strength. It may thus increase the difficulty of future excavation, and then is not coincide with the original purpose of CLSM.
 In the present study, a newly developed material, namely Geopolymer, is used to replace Portland cement in the CLSM, and mixed with coarse and fine aggregates. The test cylinders were made with high workability. The formula gived the lower average values of compression strength for 28 days and 12 hours was chosen to testify its slump, rate of length change, as well as time of setting. The preliminary result shown that Geopolymer with appropriate formula would fulfill the requirements of CLSM for early setting, low strength, and low rate of volume. 
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<Subject.translated>Plastic</Subject.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Heavy metal</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Microwave digestion</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Hotplate digestion</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>  Quantitative analysis of heavy metal content in plastic-based electronic products is an important issue because heavy metal is able to enter human body to cause various pathological change. In this work, Pb, Cd and Cr, three heavy metal frequently found in plastic mobile shell, are analyzed using Inductively Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES). Results from two common methods for sample pretreatment: microwave digestion and traditional hotplate digestion were compared and discussed in the thesis.
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<Title.translated>The decoding and presentation of T-DMB interaction scene</Title.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>T-DMB is South Korea&apos;&apos;s digital TV specifications, with the current regulations of the European DVB-T, compared the scene to provide additional information, this technology is to use standard MPEG-4 part-11: scene description and application engine.
The main objective of MPEG-4 is to define an interactive multimedia system with high compression ratio. It includes twenty-one parts, which are system, visual, audio, conformance testing, reference software, delivery multimedia integration framework , scene description and application engine, etc. This thesis studies the scene description and application engine part, which provide the interactive scenes. The interactive scenes can handle the user input event and pass the message which the event trigged to changing the scene. The scene description and application engine part defines scene description.
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3.5.1 System Decode Model	19
3.5.2 Syntactic Description Language	22
3.5.3 Object Description Framework	23
3.5.4 Synchronization of Elementary Stream	28
3.5.5 Profile	32
3.6 MPEG-4 PART11	33
3.6.1 Scene Description	33
3.6.2 Binary Format for Scene	35
3.6.3 Route	36
3.6.4 Profile	37
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<Title.translated>The Cognitive Differences of Product between Designers and Consumers¡VA Case study of ASUS Leather Notebook.</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Shou-Jen Bien</Contributor.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>The study aims to discuss the recognition difference of the leather material between designers and consumers, and the case of the Asus leather notebooks was deployed. The research is composed of three parts. In the first part, by reviewing literatures, the research objective, framework, and hypothesis are proposed. The second part is to determine the research case. The Asus S6, the first leather notebook in the world, was selected as the research case; meanwhile, the Asus U1, U2, U3, U6, W6 and F8P belong to the same series. In order to know the background of the product development and design ideas, the semi-structured questionnaire was used to interview the designers and experts. The questionnaire for the consumers was, then, developed based on the designers¡¦ interviews. The outcomes from these questionnaires were compared and analyzed to figure out the similarity and difference in recognition between the two groups of interviewees.Research findings are in the third part. It shows: 
(1)	For most people, leather is luxurious and delicate. 
(2)	The notebooks cannot represent the image of luxury and delicacy even when being covered by the leather. 
(3)	Culture and profession are not significant factor in causing the recognition difference of leather material between designers and consumers.

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<Title.translated>Radio-on-Fiber Integration with Fiber-to-the-Home Transport Systems</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Hai-Han Lu</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Fabry-Perot laser diode</Subject.translated>
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<Subject.translated>injection locking scheme</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>In this thesis, we proposed and demonstrate variously radio-on-fiber(ROF), fiber-to-the-home(FTTH) and mutually injection-locked FP LDs techniques. Also, we use split-band technique and Fabry-Perot etalon filter to improve composite second order (CSO) and composite triple beat (CTB) performances. 
First, an externally modulated NTSC 77-channel erbium-doped fiber amplifier (EDFA)-repeated system employing Fabry-Perot (FP) etalon at the receiving site to improve system performance was proposed and demonstrated. In comparison with conventional externally modulated fiber optical CATV transport systems, good performance of carrier-to-noise ratio (CNR), composite second order (CSO), and composite triple beat (CTB) were achieved for the full channel band over a 100-km single-mode fiber (SMF) transmission. Our proposed systems are suitable for the long-haul fiber optical CATV transport systems.
Second, a full-duplex radio-on-fiber (ROF) transport system based on mutually injection-locked Fabry-Perot laser diodes (FP LDs) as light source is proposed and demonstrated. Transmission performances over a 40-km standard single-mode fiber (SMF) for full-duplex transmission were investigated. Good performance of bit error rate (BER) was achieved in our proposed systems. We directly modulate the FP LDs in mutually injection-locked scheme instead of using expensive external modulator and sophisticated optical carrier suppression technique; it reveals an outstanding alternative with advantages in simplicity and cost.
Third, we proposed and demonstrated an architecture by integrating radio-on-fiber and fiber-to-the-home transport systems simultaneously with the help of injection locking scheme. An externally modulated radio frequency (RF) data stream and a directly modulated baseband (BB) data signal are simultaneously transmitted over an-80 km single-mode fiber (SMF) link. Good bit error rate (BER) performances are achieved in our proposed integrated transport systems. Such a proposed system is attractive and suitable for long-haul transmission due to its flexibility and simple architecture with low-cost.
Finally, along the lines of the two advantages of technology and architecture used to integrate radio-on-fiber (ROF) and mutually injection-locked to improve the characteristics of Fabry-Perot and the use of fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) system.

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Chapter 1 Introduction.....	1
1.1 Introduction..	1
1.1.1 Fiber-Optic CATV Transport Systems Parameter....	7
1.1.1 (a) Carrier-to-Noise Ratio....	7
1.1.1 (b) Nonlinear Distortion......	9
1.1.1 (c) Composite Second Order....	11
1.1.1 (d) Composite Triple Beat.....	12
1.1.2 Mutually injection-locked techniques...	13
1.2 Motivation....	15
1.3 Structure.....	17
Chapter 2 CSO/CTB Performances Improvement by using Fabry-Perot Etalon at the Receiving Site..	18
2-1 Introduction..	18
2-2 Experimental Setup.....	19
2-3 Experimental Results and Discussion......	21
2-4 Summary.......	22
Chapter 3 Employing Mutually Injection-Locked FP LDs Scheme over Full-Duplex Radio-on-Fiber Transport Systems.......26
3-1 Introduction..	26
3-2 Experimental Setup.....	27
3-3 Experimental Results and Discussion......	29
3-4 Summary.......	33
Chapter 4 Radio-on-Fiber Integration with Fiber-to-the-Home Transport Systems ....39
4-1 Introduction..	39
4-2 Experimental Setup.....	40
4-3 Experimental Results and Discussion......	42
4-4 Summary.......	44
Chapter 5 Conclusion.......	48
References........	50
Publication List..	55


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The cosmetics industry of Taiwan faces the problem of innovative brand competition and the disorderliness of marketing channel. In addition, the industry of whitening products is at the highly growing stage of industry life cycle. Those are why this thesis chooses this industry as the object to discuss.
This research discusses the relationship between marketing innovative tactics and marketing performance by means of case study. The research findings are as below: 
First, the innovative strategies of whitening products include: improvements in revisions to existing products and repositioning. 
Second, there are different innovative tactics of marketing channels based on the different products positioning. 
Last, there is a positive influence on the marketing performance in appropriate products innovation, marketing channels and market positioning. This study suggests that company should develop innovative products of high quality and high additional value, establish the partnership relationship management and expand the channels of open-shelf type, in order to improve the marketing performance.
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<Description.abstract.translated>In this thesis, we propose external light injection technique and semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA)-based optical single sideband (SSB) modulation technique to improve the transport systems¡¦ performance. 
First, a full-duplex radio-over-fiber (ROF) transport system employing semiconductor optical amplifier-based optical single sideband modulation technique is proposed and demonstrated. For our proposed approach, it is relatively simple to implement as it requires only one SOA to generate optical SSB signal. Over an-80 km single-mode fiber (SMF) transmission, low bit error rate (BER), clear eye diagram, and low third-order intermodulation distortion to carrier ratio (IMD3/C) were achieved. Our proposed full-duplex ROF transport systems are suitable for the long-haul microwave optical links.
Second, we proposed and demonstrated a full-duplex radio-over-fiber transport system based on direct-detection scheme. In this approach, the RF power degradation introduced by fiber dispersion can be cancelled since the optical carrier and one of the sidebands are eliminated before detecting. A data stream of 70 Mbps transmitted over an 80-km single-mode fiber transmission both for down/up-link with good bit error rate performance was achieved. Such proposed full-duplex ROF transport systems are suitable for long-haul microwave optical links.
Finally, we proposed and demonstrated a bidirectional radio-on-dense-wavelength-division-multiplexing (DWDM) transport system for local area network (LAN) (11Mbps/2.4GHz) and intelligence transport system (ITS) (20Mbps/5.8GHz) applications based on direct-detection scheme. By this way, the RF power degradation introduced by fiber dispersion can be avoided since optical carrier and one of the sidebands are eliminated before detecting. Over a-50 km single-mode fiber transmission, good bit error rate performances (10-9) were achieved in our proposed systems. Such proposed bidirectional radio-on-DWDM transport systems are suitable for microwave optical links.

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Figure Captions	vii
List of Table	ix
Chapter 1  Introduction	1
1.1 Introduction	1
1.2 Motivation	5
1.3 Structure	6
Chapter 2  
To Employ SOA-Based Optical SSB Modulation Technique in Full-Duplex ROF Transport Systems	8
2.1 Introduction	8
2.2 Experiment Setup	9
2.3 Experimental results and discussions	12
2.4 Summary	19
Chapter 3  
Direct-Detection Full-Duplex Radio-over-Fiber Transport Systems	20
3.1 Introduction	20
3.2 Experiment Setup	21
3.3 Experimental results and discussions	24
3.4 Summary	30
Chapter 4  
Direct-Detection Bidirectional Radio-on-DWDM Transport Systems	31
4.1 Introduction	31
4.2 Experiment Setup	32
4.3 Experimental results and discussions	36
4.4 Summary	43
Chapter 5  
Conclusion	44
References	46
Publication List	50

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<Title.translated>Rib Effects on Locking Torque of Plastic Boss</Title.translated>
<Contributor>ÁúÄRÀs</Contributor>

<Contributor.translated>Lee-Long Han</Contributor.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>A boss design with an outside diameter that is two or three times the inside diameter is sufficient strong for most application, such as assembling, positioning and supporting. To support the ¡§locking torque¡¨ in assembling that with self-tapping screw, an enhanced rib would be added on the outside of the boss. The enhanced rib can both improve the melt polymer flowing at injection process and prevent the residual stress deforming. In this study, six types of the boss were designed and molded under the same injection condition. The maximum locking torque of these bosses can be measured with the torque-test machine. The boss design emphasized to use the boss and the enhanced rib at the same time. It should avoid to using the boss without any enhanced rib. The boss must have enough strength to support the locking torque. Besides, it can¡¦t crack. The three main functions of the enhanced rib are to reinforce the boss, improve the polymer melt flow and prevent the deformation of residual stress. 
The data indicates that the fourth circle is the maximum locking torque stage when the self-tapping screw locks into the boss. The curve of this stage is from 1080&amp;#8728; to 1440&amp;#8728;. Besides, it will continue the value of the locking torque until the boss produces the strip. In these six different types of the boss, the maximum locking torque of the boss without the enhanced rib is 4.68¢Vf -¢Q. On the other side, the maximum locking torque of the boss with two-side enhanced rib is 7.29¢Vf -¢Q. So, using the boss with two-side enhanced rib is almost 1.56 times as much as using it without any enhanced rib. As a result, the value of the boss with two-side enhanced rib is actually much bigger than the boss without the enhanced rib. That way ,we can see that the enhanced rib has a large influence on the boss. Therefore, we suggest when you design the boss , you should focus on the design of the boss with enhanced rib, and avoid using the boss alone. Whether using the single or two-side enhanced rib, the maximum locking torque will be different due to the different shapes of the enhanced rib. The main aspect of this experiment factors in the need of the factory operations. The real conditions in the factory should be used to make this experiment of the maximum locking torque.
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<Description.abstract.translated>In this thesis, we study various structures of optical fiber communication transport systems. The proposed transmission systems which are demonstrated include transport systems of analog and digital as well as transport systems of Radio-over-Fiber (ROF) and Full-duplex Radio-over-Fiber. The different schemes of transmission are engineered according to different techniques such as injection-locked technique, direct modulation, external modulation, and single sideband modulation in order to enhance side-mode suppression ratio (SMSR) and reduce dispersion. Therefore, the overall performance and configuration of transmission are extremely improved
First, employing mutually injection-locked Fabry-Perot (FP) Laser Diodes which possesses superior cost-effective benefits and multi-modes characteristics can achieve the flat and multi-modes spectrum. Accordingly, a broadband light source is obtained. Besides, it reveals an outstanding alternative with advantages in simplicity and cost instead of using expensive external modulators and sophisticated optical carrier suppression technique.
Second, employing only one optical sideband modulation technique greatly reduced the dispersion because it effectively diminished the linewidth so as to decrease radio frequency (RF) fading effect. Furthermore, it is convenient and beneficial for the systems and base stations to simplify and upgrade architectures through wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) and optical add-drop multiplexers (OADM) techniques.
Third, employing the -1 side mode of distributed feedback (DFB) laser diode injection-locked technique and optoelectronic feedback technique extremely raises SMSR and optical power according to the extension of previous studies and researches. Consequently, the baseband (622Mbps) signal and the RF (622Mbps/10GHz) signal are successfully transmitted simultaneously over an-80 km single mode fiber (SMF). Hence, it integrates the transport systems of fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and ROF.
Finally, employing main and -1 side modes of DFB LD injection-locked technique according to the extension of previous studies and researches not only significantly increases the resonance frequency of the slave laser, but also prominently enhances SMSR. Moreover, any chosen side modes can be transmission light sources which provide several light sources to transmit. In addition, the system based on these techniques in direct modulation can transmit over a-40km SMF for the downstream and an-80km SMF for the upstream without any other light source in base stations. Good performances of bit error rate (BER) was achieved and improved. Therefore, a state-of-the-art lightwave centralized network is realized.
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<Relation.currentcontent>Chinese Abstract	i
English Abstract	iii
Acknowledgements	v
Contents	vi
List of Figures	ix
List of Tables	xii

Chapter 1
Introduction	1
1.1 Optical Fiber Communication	1
1.1.1 Radio-over-Fiber (ROF) Transport Systems	2
1.1.2 Fiber-to-The-Home (FTTH) Transport System and Passive Optical
Network (PON) Transport Systems	5
1.2 Motivation of the thesis	6
1.3 Organization of the thesis	8

Chapter 2
System Components and Parameters	10
2.1 Laser Light Sources	10
2.1.1 Fabry-Perot Laser	11
2.1.2 Distributed Feedback Laser	12
2.2 Loss and Dispersion	14
2.3 Nonlinear Phenomena	16
2.4 Bit Error Rate	19

Chapter 3
System Technologies	20
3.1 Modulation Technology	20
3.2 Multiplexing Technology	23
3.3 Injection-locked Technology	25
3.4 Transport Protocol	27

Chapter 4
Employing Mutually Injection-Locked FP LDs Scheme over Full-Duplex Radio-over-Fiber Transport Systems	29
4.1 Introduction	29
4.2 Experimental Setup	31
4.3 Experimental Results and Discussion	34
4.4 Summary	41

Chapter 5
Employing only one optical sideband modulation technique in full-duplex radio-over-fiber transport systems	42
5.1 Introduction	42
5.2 Experimental Setup	44
5.3 Experimental Results and Discussion	47
5.4 Summary	52
Chapter 6
FTTH/ROF Transport Systems Based on -1 Side Mode Injection-locked and Optoelectronic Feedback Techniques	53
6.1 Introduction	53
6.2 Experimental Setup	55
6.3 Experimental Results and Discussion	58
6.4 Summary	63

Chapter 7
Radio-over-Fiber Transport Systems Based on DFB LD with Main and -1 Side Modes Injection-Locked Techniques	64
7.1 Introduction	64
7.2 Experimental Setup	66
7.3 Experimental Results and Discussion	68
7.4 Summary	73

Chapter 8
Conclusions	74

References	76

Publication List	82

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<Title.translated>A Study of Building The Pier Facilities Maintenance Management System</Title.translated>
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Recently, Taiwan and mainland China promulgated &quot;the three direct links&quot;, The maintenance and management promotion of 5 main international port will inevitably become the critical challenge of backing to reach the global standard.
In view of knowing the importance of maintenance engineering, European, U.S.A. and Japan threw in the massive human resource and material to research related technology and policy in the late stage of 90&apos;&apos;s.
Taiwan and mainland China promulgated &quot;the three direct links&quot; of post, trade and transport services that pours into the vitality for the shipping industry, however, the aging facilities are insufficient to huge amount of use, so that, the study combine the development technology of information science to build a pier facilities maintenance management system that expect to achieve the various process and types inspection practically, then arrive the long-term national whole economic development goal by improve the port facilities effectively. This study reference recent years domestic and foreign related literatures, and gradual analysis the deteriorated phenomenon of each component in different kind of harbor facilities, use Microsoft Access 2003 as database tool to develop a pier facilities maintenance management system that could record facility deterioration degree and position immediately so that administrator can layout maintenance plan and countermeasure from these saved information.

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<Creator.translated>Yu-Wen Chih</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>Synthesis and Properties of Aromatic Polyimides with Dimethylamino- substituted Triphenylamine Groups</Title.translated>
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<Contributor>¿½³Ó½÷</Contributor>

<Contributor.translated>Wenjeng Guo</Contributor.translated>
<Contributor.translated>Sheng-Huei Hsiao</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Triphenylamine</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Aromatic Polyimides</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Electrochemistry</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Electrochromism</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>4,4¡¬-Diamino-4¡¬¡¬-(dimethylamino)triphenylamine was synthesized by the cesium fluoride (CsF)-mediated nucleophilic displacement reaction of 1-fluoro-4-nitrobenzene with N,N-dimethyl-p-phenylenediamine in dimethyl sulfoxide, followed by palladium- catalyzed hydrazine reduction of the intermediate compound 4,4¡¬-dimitro- 4¡¬¡¬-(dimethylamino)triphenylamine. This newly synthesized diamine monomer was polycondensed with various aromatic tetracarboxylic dianhydrides to produce a series of novel triphenylamine-based polyimides with pendent dimethylamino substituents. These polymers showed high glass transition temperatures between 299 and 324 ¢J, and they were stable up to a temperature above 500 ¢J. The 5 % weight-loss temperatures of these polymers in nitrogen and air were higher than 425 and 442 ¢J, respectively. Cyclic voltammograms of the polyimides showed two reversible redox waves with half-wave oxidation potentials (E1/2) of 0.49-0.59 V and 0.93-0.96 V (versus Ag/AgCl), respectively, in an acetonitrile solution. The polyimide films revealed good stability of electrochromic characteristics, with a coloration change of the film from the pale yellow neutral form to the green semioxidized form, and the purple-blue fully oxidized state. The coloration change was followed by UV-Vis spectroscopy.
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<Title.translated>The study on the Pushover Analysis of RC Structures</Title.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>The major purpose of this research is to study the strong points and weak points of the nonlinear analysis procedure that recommended by FEMA. The analyzed RC structures for comparison are some tested specimens that performed in NCREE. The definition of hinge properties of analyzed structures are according to the regulation of FEMA, the SAP2000 software is adopted for the pushover analysis and to establish the capacity curves. The simulated capacity curves and failure modes of RC structures are compared with those results obtained by cyclic loading tests. This study found that the simulated failure mode can reflect the actual damage conditions by tests, but the simulated capacity curves have significant differences as compared with the test results. The major reason of the differences between simulation and test is that the FEMA¡¦s recommendations have underestimate the residual strength and ductility of the backbone curves of members.
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<Title.translated>Shaking Table Test and Simulation of RC Frams</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Wen-I Liao</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Nonlinear time history analysis</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>This thesis investigates the dynamic responses of four single.floor.two.bays RC frames and a two.story.one.bay RC frame by shake table test. The nonlinear dynamic history analyses are also performed and compared with the results obtained from shake table tests. In the shake table test, the input ground motions are the acceleration time histories that recorded at the 921 Ji.Ji earthquake. The story drift, roof acceleration and some dynamic responses of the tested frames are measured and the dynamic properties of tested frames have discussed in this study. In the numerical simulation, the finite element analysis programs Sap2000 with the Takeda hysteresis model have adopted as the analysis tool for analyzing the non.linear behaviors of the tested RC frames. From the comparison of analyzed results with those tested results, show that the modeling methodology proposed in this research can actually simulate the damage conditions and drift ratio of the RC frames structures under earthquake excitations.
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<Creator>§d±Rº³</Creator>
<Creator.translated>Chung-Hsi Wu</Creator.translated>
<Title>WiMAX°òÀW²£¥Í¾¹</Title>
<Title.translated>Implementation of WiMAX Baseband Generator</Title.translated>
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<Subject>WiMAX</Subject>
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<Subject>IEEE 802.16e-2005</Subject>
<Subject>DSP</Subject>
<Subject>FPGA</Subject>
<Subject>DAC</Subject>

<Subject.translated>WiMAX</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>IEEE 802.16e-2005</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>baseband</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>DSP</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>FPGA</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>DAC</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>This topic is based on IEEE 802.16e-2005 communication protocol, expect to implement the low cost WiMAX baseband (or intermediate frequency) generator, it can generate WiMAX frame that accords with standard, and can develop as one platform of simulation and research for WiMAX. In order to meet the demands of bandwidth transfer and throughput for wireless system, there must be enough ability in the basic hardware platform. In hardware, we adopt the TI¡¦s TMS320DM6446 DSP chip, FPGA module, DAC module and the circuit board make by ourself for connection. DSP has the high ability of computation, and offers the good development environment. FPGA has highly flexible and disposition, because the standard is changing constantly too, make this platform more elastic through the combination of DSP and FPGA.
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3.1.1 TI TMS320DM6446 EVM	20
3.1.2 TI DAC5687 EVM	23
3.1.3 GFEC Cyclone II Starter Kit	24
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[2]	¡§IEEE 802.16e-2005¡¨, IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks ¡V Part 16: Air Interface for Fixed Broadband Wireless Access Systems ¡V Amendment 2: Physical and Medium Access Control Layers for Combined Fixed and Mobile Operation in Licensed Bands, IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society, IEEE standard, 28 Feb 2006.
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[6]	TMS320DM6446 Digital Media System-on-Chip (SPRS283F), Texas Instruments, December 2005.
[7]	DAC5687 Data Sheet (SLWS16E), Texas Instruments, February 2005.
[8]	DAC5687 EVM User¡¦s Guide (SLWU017B), Texas Instruments, March 2007.
[9]	GFEC Cyclone II Starter Kit¬ãµo¹q¸ôªO¤¤¤å¨Ï¥Î¤â¥U
[10]	TMS320DM6446 DMSoC VLYNQ Port User¡¦s Guide (SPRUER8), Texas Instrument, Dec 2007
[11]	TMS320DM644x DMSoC Asynchronous External Memory Interface (EMIF) User&apos;&apos;s Guide (Rev. B), Texas Instrument, Aug 2007
[12]	TMS320DM6446 DMSoC ARM Subsystem Reference Guide (SPRUE14), Texas Instrument, 
[13]	DaVinci-DM644x Evaluation Module Technical Reference (508165-0001 Rev. A), SPECTRUM DIGITAL, March 2006.
[14]	SN74AVCB164245 ¡§16-BIT DUAL-SUPPLY BUS TRANSCEIVER WITH CONFIGURABLE  VOLTAGE TRANSLATION AND 3-STATE OUTPUTS¡¨ (SCES394D) Data Sheet, Texas Instruments, June 2002.
[15]	TMS320DM644x DMSoC Gerneral-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) User¡¦s Guide (SPRUE25), Texas Instruments, December 2005.
[16]	TMS320DM644x DMSoC Enhanced Direct Memory Access (EDMA) Controller User¡¦s Guide, Texas Instruments, July 2006.
[17]	Single- and Dual-Clock FIFO Megafunction User Guide, Altera, May 2007.
[18]	Cyclone II Device Handbook, Volume 1, Altera, February 2007.
[19]	FFT MegaCore Function User Guide, Altera, May 2008.
[20]	Avalon Interface Specifications, Altera, October 2008.
[21]	PHY Layer of WiMAX (Chapter 8)
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[23]	DaVinci-DM644x Evaluation Module Technical Reference (508165-0001 Rev. C.), SPECTRUM DIGITAL, October 2006.

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The most important part in OSP process is the control of OSP .thickness There are four parameter to influence of the control process which are pH value, the degree of acidity, the consistency of medication and the etching roughness . In this paper, it aimed at how to set and control the four following causes which using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) and Design Of Experiments (DOE) to find the best control conditions .As the result shown in the experiment which can promote the Performance Index(Cpk) of OSP thickness process and get the best control model of OSP process .

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<Title.translated>A Study of Inspiring New Product Development Concept through Icons of Design </Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Icons of Design</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Macro-causal analysis</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>Most enterprises in Taiwan are unable to invest research and development resources in a large-scale as those international leading companies do. The paradigmatic products developed by these leading corporations, however, have profound meanings to some extent for enterprises to further explore and apply. In this research a new conceptual framework of design will be established to facilitate other enterprises to develop their own products by referring to the paradigmatic products.

The purpose of this research is to construct a mechanism of design paradigm-selecting in terms of the features of design paradigms so that companies can select what they need for developing products. Subsequently, a conceptual framework inspired by and in accordance with the design paradigms will be organized to assist the firms in emphasizing on the critical items whilst studying the paradigmatic products.

With regard to the methodology, the questionnaire survey and macro-causal analysis will be adopted in this research. The industrial designers in Greater Taipei will be the testing samples of the questionnaire survey. By using this method a mechanism of design paradigm-selecting will be created. In addition, the causality and effect formed be the design paradigm will be analyzed by the method of macro-causal analysis, and its results will be utilized as the inspiring conceptual framework.

The outcomes of this research demonstrate that, through the mechanism of design paradigm-selecting as well as the weighted ratio according to the natures of various products, the outputs of design paradigm can be effectively selected. Furthermore, the inspiring conceptual network of design paradigm is perceived to be beneficial for strengthening and inspiring the ideas of developing new products.
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<Creator.translated>Wei-Ting Chin</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>A study on Indoor VOCs Emitted Decay model Applicable from Cabinet Furniture and Health Assessment</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Wen-Cheng Shao</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Cabinet Furniture</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>VOCs</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Formaldehyde</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Green Building Material standard</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Indoor Air Quality</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Risk Assesment</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>Indoor air quality will affect our health both directly and indirectly. Pollutants such as, Volatile Organic Compounds(VOCs) and Formaldehyde emission from interior decoration material,furniture and chemical affect the residents¡¦ health in a long run. Especially when using large amount of furniture product to decorate can easily cause some illnesses like, allergy and asthma.
This analyse is based on household cabinet furniture made from wood and using Full-Scale Chamber by ASTM D6670-01 as the measurment of the experiment, proceed on measuring the increasing and decreasing of full scale furniture emission organic substance. The result will be compared with relevant overseas standard criteria and indoor air quality recommendation, then to analysis the variation of the furniture and its health and risk level. Altogether, from the cabinet furniture statistics, will be able to build emission recession method. Also, from the emission recession concept to speculate the speed of air emission and concentration. Through the health harmful evaluation, to probe into the air pollutant harm level produced from the indoor cabinet furniture. Giving the designer, constructioner and user their further reference.

This analyse can concluded the followings:
1.Emission variation of vaporize organic substance of canbinet furniture 
Based on four set of cabinet furniture emission, I discovered the concentration varivation of TVOC. The result showed a low emission concentration of wardrobe and cabinet using certified healthy green building material. In comparison of the traditional building material, it is differ from 3.8 and 42.5 times the emission concentration. Calculate the concentration of TVOC(BTEX) and TVOC(As-Toluene), I discovered that the wardrobe and cabinet that used the certified healthy green building material had 110.19% and 114.74% of average RSD. The wardrobe and cabinet that used the traditional building material had 90.50% and 37.69% of average RSD. The furniture evaluation standard of BTEX substance for the healthy green building material within the country will cause a low TVOC concentration problem. This shows that when checking on the full scale furniture in the future, will need another evaluation method in order to conform with the demand of international standard evaluation.

2. Comparision within country and overseas of vaporize organic substance for cabinet furniture standard
Compared the standard furniture statistics within the country and overseas of four sets of cabinet, I discovered that the TVOC emission concentration conformed the standard ¡§ANSI/BIFMA and GreenGuard¡¨ of the United States. But, formaldehyde emission concentration exceeded ¡§ANSI/BIFMA and GreenGuard¡¨ accepting zone of health. Especially traditional wardrobe and cabinet, both exceed twice times and above the standard. Compared with the TVOC emission factor, it conformed the healthy green building material standard within the country. Compared with the formaldehyde emission factor, traditional wardrobe and cabinet both exceeded the healthy green building material standard, which is way above the accepting health rate at 0.8 times the standard. If these two sets of furniture is available for indoor usage, it will cause user health risk in a long run. Compared with the formaldehyde emission factor, there are two sets of cabinet which conformed the standard, European style wardrobe and ready-to-assemble furniture. The result showed using United States¡¦ ¡§ANSI/BIFMA and GreenGuard¡¨ evaluate method provided more severe quality control.

3. Address suitable emission recession method of vaporize organic substance for cabinet furniture
In the analysis of TVOC emitted decline model, ready-to-assemble traditional cabinet emission factor multiple regression(R2 1st-order-decay model = 0.807¡^(R2 power law-decay model = 0.918¡^ was used and had showed a significant statement. In a part of VOC traditional cabinet, Toluene emission factor multiple regression¡]R2 1st-order-decay model = 0.826¡^(R2 power law-decay model = 0.954¡^has a significant statement. The research has come to a decision that material for cabinet was the reason that affected the VOC emitted action. Certified healthy green building material Eurpoean style cabinet and ready-to-assemble bookcase were used with distinctive handle of the material had not show a significant statement for its emitted vocs multiple regression result. Whereas, cabinet using traditional building material, it¡¦s TVOC and VOCs(Toluene) multiple regression result had show a significant statement.

4.Harzard evaluation of vaporize organic substance for cabinet furniture
According to the health hazards evaluate result, the average TVOC(BTEX) exposure was below the hazard standard (HI =0.0002¡Õ1 ). Formaldehyde was above the risk of causing cancer¡]RISK = 9.901¡Ñ10-5~6.536¡Ñ10-4¡Ö1¡Ñ10-6¡^,especially using traditional building material wardrobe and bookcase, the risk is the highest¡]6.536¡Ñ10-4¡^. These furniture is at high risk for human. It is recommended to consider cabinet with decorate area and ready-to-assemble material to ensure health for the resident.

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<Description.abstract.translated>    With the progression of internet, more and more technologies can be supported the internet learning mechanism (e-Learning), and put many education theories into practice. However, there is no faultless method can be supported collaborative learning when using e-learning platforms. Collaborative learning refers to an environment in which learners engage in a common task in which each individual depends on and is accountable to each other. Groups of students work together in searching for understanding, meaning or solutions or in creating an artifact of their learning such as a product. Due to the coming of the era of Web 2.0, we can develop a wiki-based system as a collaborative learning platform. Wiki page is designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content, so it is suitable for collaborative writing.
    In this thesis, we propose a new strategy, meta-writing, for wiki-based collaborative writing system. Students make not only their own contributions but also the information for these contributions, it makes students reach the target of collaborative learning. Furthermore, the teacher recognizes more about the contribution which each individual makes of a group. Finally, through the adjustment of parameters on the wiki-based collaborative learning platform, the teacher can shorten the time for scoring each individual student.
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<Description.abstract.translated>This thesis research is to study the dynamical characteristics of organic/metal interface in organic light-emitting devices (OLED) by means of measuring P-polarized He-Ne laser reflectivity spectra in which surface plasmon resonance (SPR) sensitive to interfacial properties can be generated as incident laser satisfies specific condition. Due to carrier injections at interfaces, it¡¦s been confirmed that there is an intermediate layer between organic and metal layers in OLED during device operation. The dynamical properties of organic/metal interface can be characterized by optical constants of this intermediate layer as our experimental data fit to multi-layer OLED optical models with 3 or 4 adjustable variables. Our experimental results showed that the optical constants (n, k) and thickness (d) are (8.73, 6.98) and 14.05nm respectively in best fit with 3 variables. The fitting tolerance can reach 2.5E-3. The optical constants (n, k) and thickness (d) are (1.74, 5.96) and 9.19nm respectively in best fit with 4 variables. The fitting tolerance can reach 2.76E-5. It also revealed that the characteristic of this intermediate layer is similar to metal due to its high reflection and high absorption. The optical constants increased in range of 0.02-0.3 during device operation as driving voltage increased.
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<Subject.translated>AMOLED</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>This thesis research is to study current-data and voltage-scan signal delay in Active-Matrix Organic Light Emitting Display (AMOLED) with 4-transistor, 1-capacitor (4T1C) and 2-transistor, 1-capacitor (2T1C) pixels by computer simulation based on theoretical transmission-line model under typical QVGA(320¡Ñ240), VGA(640¡Ñ480), SXGA(1280¡Ñ1027), and Full HD (1920¡Ñ1080) resolutions. The signal-delay distinctions among 4T1C AMOLED, 2T1C AMOLED, and active-matrix liquid crystal display (AMLCD) are also included in our simulation. Our simulation results reveal that the current-data delay time unique in 4T1C AMOLED are 0.31£gs, 0.09£gs, 0.24£gs and 0.14£gs respectively in four different resolutions. Its voltage-scan delay time reduced from 0.72 times to 0.23 times compared to the end point with 2T1C AMOLED. Its voltage-scan delay time reduced from 7.75 times to 0.24 times compared to the end point with AMLCD. Our results also reveal that delay time from current signal is smaller that that from voltage signal. Therefore the current-signal delay will not become an issue in AMOLED panel design.
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<Creator.translated>Po-Chih Hsieh ÁÂ³Õ´¼</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>Annual Coefficient of Performance Analysis for Chillers Using Different Heat Rejections as Applied to Commercial Buildings
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<Subject.translated>SCOP</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>eQuest</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Energy simulation</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Air-conditioning Power Consumption</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Energy Conservation</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>The air conditioning systems of commercial buildings mostly employ the water-cooled, less with the air-cooled or evaporation-cooled systems. This study introduces the concept of SCOP (System coefficient of performance). The tools for the energy analysis are the DOE 2 eQUEST (Quick Energy Simulation Tool) program. Simulation of annual Coefficient of Performance for chillers using different heat rejections systems are applied to Commercial Buildings.
It was found that the power consumption for chillers using different heat rejections are 808,928.6 kWh, 824,587.5 kWh, 750,396.0 kWh, respectively for water-cooled, air-cooled and evaporation-cooled. Then different energy-saving methods were simulated and analyzed. It was found that the VWV system can reduce 1.8~3% of annual energy use, and for VAV system 10~11%. If analyzed and compared for SCOP, the water-cooled is 2.97, the air-cooled is 2.74 and evaporation-cooled is 3.45.
In the view of annual energy consumption, when without employing energy-saving measures for air conditioning system of commercial buildings, energy consumption is nearly the same for water-cooled or air cooling type. The study has found that the annual energy consumption and SCOP of evaporation-cooled is better than the other two heat rejection methods.

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<Title.translated>A Photo Management System Based on Face Recognition</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Photo Management</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Face Detection</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>With the increasing availability of digital cameras, one can easily collect a large
number of photos. In this paper, we present a prototype system aimed to achieve
efficient management of photos of people. Using current face detection and
recognition technologies, we provide both automatic and semi-automatic methods to
facilitate the job of associating photos to people. A series of preprocessing methods
are taken to improve recognition rate for faces captured in varying lighting conditions
and poses. We found that a personal photo collection of a single event may contain
only a limited group of people. We can set up a face classifier specific for the group of
people. A threshold scheme separates people not in the group or faces that can not be
confidently identified apart. The organized result helps pick out incorrectly identified
faces. A semi-automatic approach is used to deal with the leftovers by giving three
candidates to choose from. Our proposed system is equipped with comprehensive user
interface designed for these tasks. We conducted a simulation of this usage showing
that it can dramatically reduce the amount of work on a very large set of photos.
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List of Tables................................................................................................v
List of Figures ..............................................................................................vi
Chapter 1 Introduction.....................................................................................1
1.1 Research Purpose ..........................................................................1
1.2 Achievements and Limitations .......................................................1
1.3 Related Works...............................................................................3
Chapter 2 Our Photo Management System..................................................5
2.1 System Overview..........................................................................5
2.2 Maintain the Database ...................................................................7
2.3 Labeling Faces ..............................................................................9
2.4 Using Face Recognition.................................................................14
Chapter 3 Face Detector ..........................................................................16
3.1 OpenCV HAAR Detection ...........................................................16
3.2 Detector Setup...............................................................................18
3.3 Result............................................................................................19
Chapter 4 Face Classifier ..........................................................................21
4.1 Eigenface Method .........................................................................21
4.2 Training and Classifying................................................................22
4.3 Result ..........................................................................................24
Chapter 5 Face Normalization .................................................................26
5.1 Pose Normalization .......................................................................26
5.2 Image Enhancement ......................................................................28
5.3 Result............................................................................................30
Chapter 6 Simulation Results......................................................................32
6.1 Simulation 1..................................................................................32
6.2 Simulation 2..................................................................................35
Chapter 7 Conclusion and Future Works ...................................................37
References....................................................................................................39
Appendix
A User Interface ................................................................................40
A.1 Overview ...................................................................................41
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A.2 Entity View................................................................................41
A.2.1 Face ....................................................................................41
A.2.2 Group .................................................................................41
A.2.3 People.................................................................................43
A.2.4 Album.................................................................................45
A.2.5 Album List..........................................................................47
A.2.6 Photo ..................................................................................49
A.3 Use of GPU................................................................................51
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<Title.translated>Development of Mixed Mode Magnetorheological Fluid Damper</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Lee-Long Han</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Magneto-rheological (MR) damper</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>Magneto-rheological (MR) fluid is a kind of novel smart material. MR fluid was composed of based fluids, magnetic micro-particles and surfactants, and it has significant magneto-rheological effect in additional magnetic fluid. When an external magnetic field is applied, the MR fluid changes from good flow of Newtonian fluid into Bingham plastic fluid in few millisecond continuously, rapidly, reversibility, and was controlled easy. Therefore MR fluid damper is an ideal semi-active device, when the damping force in adjusting process could fault its performance, MR fluid damper still able to use passive mode.   
 In this research, discussing MR damper of characteristic, Magneto V64 was used to analyze data with magneto field strength to coil of MR damper.To probe into magneto field to yield stress of MR fluid and establish model of MR damper, computing damping force characteristic with MATLAB.
 To perform experiment MR damper composed mild steel and MR fluid MRF-132DG. from LORD corporation. To put the proof that adding damping force with verify electric current 0.1A~0.4A i tendency of MR damper.It is attaining the damping force of general vehicle shock absorber.

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Title¡GResearch of Individual and Organization Factors Influence on Jobs Satisfaction of Department Store Special Counter Personnel   
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School¡GNational Taipei University of Technology
Department¡GThe Graduate Institute of Industrial and Business Management
Time¡G12, 2008                                 Degree¡GMaster 
Researcher¡GChang, Wen-Long                    Advisor¡GWu, Chung-Min

Keywords¡GJob satifaction, SEM, 

This research motive is because under the global financial tsunami, expends reduces, general department store special counter industry transport business reveals the difficulty, in addition expends consciousness gaining ground, the service attitude and the product quality which on the one hand the consumer pursues, on the one hand are more regarding the price request, causes the general department store industry special counter personnel&apos;&apos;s job to be day by day difficult, this time, the general department store special counter jobholders cannot reduce the service actually the quality, can create individual job not satisfactory promotion actually, causes individual and organization&apos;&apos;s puzzle, therefore this research hope can promote  satisfaction, enables personally regarding the organization to understand also has loyally, research in the past scholar&apos;&apos;s literature, hope establishment general department store special counter the personnel jobs the satisfied model.

This research hope can establish systematized the model, has set at variance between the surface each other relations, obtains the quantification information using the questionnaire way, use statistics software SPSS15.0 as well as the AMOS7.0 achievement analyzes the tool, discovers the interdependence using the structure equation, the main statistical analysis method letter validity analysis, the descriptive statistics, the connection analysis, the mean value comparative analysis, the structure equation model, its findings are as follows:
1.	Supposition model this research is tenable, may prove individual factor and the organization factor will affect job satisfaction then to affect join the organization personally the difficulty degree.
2.	The manager will lead the style and individual personality special characteristic is most important regarding the job degree of satisfaction influence.
3.	The experience regarding integrates the organization to have the important influence personally, suggested the company should have to strengthen between the staff to experience the exchange and the communication. 
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<Title.translated>Seimic Responses of Isolated Buildings with Supplemental Devices Subjected to Near-Fault Earthquake </Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Wen-I Liao</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>isolated</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>viscous damper</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>near-fault</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>spectral velocity</Subject.translated>
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<Title.translated>Annual Weighted Mean COP Analysis of Variable Refrigerant Volume System Applied to Office</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Variable Refrigerant Volume system</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>partial load ration</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>dynamic modeling</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>energy efficiency ratio</Subject.translated>

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The coefficient EER value only reflects the efficiency of an air conditioner under a single condition. It does not consider the influence of outdoor air conditions and load variation for the actual operation. Therefore in general, the confusion with the definition of COP and EER values distract from the actual efficiency of the systems.
 This research focuses on analyzing the office buildings using eQuest computer program to simulate the air conditioning load. The dynamic simulation results are used to determine the energy consumed by air-conditioning units. In this study air conditioning system that used air-cooled fixed-frequency is compared to the VRV variable refrigerant system. After obtaining the output of Air-cooled fix-frequency system¡¦s numerical simulating data, then calculate the monthly average functional coefficient. By using dynamic outdoor temperature, indoor temperature and air conditioner loading data, a statistical analysis can be made to build a performance curve for partially load.
By comparing the fixed-frequency air conditioning systems with VRV variable refrigerant flow system, under the monthly different load situation, we found that the average load is between 30% ~80%. The simulation results of this study also found that the difference of monthly performance coefficient of fixed ¡Vfrequency system and variable refrigerant flow system is between 10% ~40%.
Based on this, it was concluded that the variable refrigerant flow system uses a variable frequency control strategy to change its refrigeration capability and consumption of electric power, so to achieve the energy saving purposes. The energy saving will be more pronounced under longer term operation.

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<Title.translated>Improving the Silicon Solar Cell Performances	by Electrode Optimization and Double Layer Antireflection Coating.
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<Description.abstract.translated>This article aims at investigating electrode optimization and the application of double layer anti-reflection coating on a simple structure silicon crystalline solar cell s to the cell performance. For a single side polished silicon wafer in the wavelength range of 400-1100 nm, the refractive index is 3.55-5.57 and the reflectance absorbed is about 31.36-48.38%. Therefore, the solar cells absorbed effectively solar spectrum and reduced surface reflectance are more important issue. In this work, an electron gun evaporation system used to deposit an exterior layer SiO2 and an interior layer Ti3O5 on the silicon wafer, that is, double layer anti-reflection coating, which shown the reflectance reduced effectively. In this article, we have successfully deposit two type double layer anti-reflection coating with reflectance distribution versus wavelength of W-shape (W coating) and V-shape (V coating). In addition, the effect of double layer anti-reflection coating with W-shape and V-shape distribution on the optical and electrical properties of crystalline silicon solar cell was investigated, respectively. The transmittance and refractive index are fall within reasonable wavelengths range, no matter it is measured spectroscopy, or from data fitting and analysis of Film Star commercial software. We obtain the W shape anti-reflection with average reflectance of 2.83 % in the wavelength range of 400-900 nm. In addition, we design of electrode with different width and spacing. The optimal optimization condition of the electrode by measuring the performance of device was found. 
Finally in this article, the crystalline silicon solar cell prepared has a dimension of 4.36x4.36 mm2, and the prepared solar cell is performed with device performance measurement under a simulated AM 1.5G condition. We compare the effect on series resistance (RS), shunt resistance (RSh), short circuit current density (JSC), open circuit voltage (VOC), fill factor (FF) and conversion efficiency (£bC), etc. of the solar cell before and after the evaporation of double layer anti-reflection coating. 
Summary, the cell shield ratio is 10.40% (which is the optimal electrode design in this article); before the evaporation of double layer anti-reflection coating, the cell shown RS=37.42£[, RSh=1747£[, JSC=20.94mA/cm2, VOC=0.565V, FF=0.600, £b=7.09%; after the evaporation of double layer anti-reflection coating (W coating), the RS=16.26£[, RSh=1778£[, JSC=24mA/cm2, VOC=0.565V, FF=0.686, £b=9.30% was obtained; However, for V coating, RS=10.44£[, RSh=1744£[, JSC=24.40mA/cm2, VOC=0.565V, FF=0.726, £b=10.01%, which is the highest energy conversion efficiency as obtained in this work).

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<Description.abstract.translated>Industrial PC field is an industry that has the characteristics of being diversified-models with less-quantity, requiring high quality of product, having higher profit margin, having high loyalty of customers, being the marketing strategy of selling products indirectly in major and directly in minor. The sense of green overwhelms in recent era, then the electronic/electrical products must comply with WEEE¡BRoHS directives, and must cover the environmental factor when manufacturing activity is going in supply chain. Nonetheless, the environmental factor covers not only the manufactures themselves, but also their customers, suppliers and related collaborative bodies play the key roles, so, under the consideration of environmental factor, the supplier selection factors will be impacted, for example, the leadless process will impact the products¡¦ reliability. So, this research examines and inspects how the supplier selection factors of the industry will change when has to cover both of the environmental and traditional consideration factors. Furthermore, how the suppliers in the Industrial PC industry collaborate with manufactures to produce products complying with environmental laws and meeting the of high quality and diversified-models with less-quantity requirements to satisfy customers, is also an important topic.

This thesis implements Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) as the research measure for probing the supplier selection principle(s) in the Industrial PC industry, and summarizes the related literatures of scholars in domestic and abroad, interviews with experts in the field to find the criteria of supplier selection principle(s) in the Industrial PC industry. It has concluded 6 factors and 19 indices, resulting that suppliers¡¦ ¡uGreen and Environment Protection¡vis the most important factor, next are¡uTechnical capability¡v¡B¡uService¡v¡B¡uQuality¡v¡B¡uDelivery¡v¡B¡uPrice¡vin order, and the most important index of factor(s) is¡uProcess capability¡vnext are¡uEnvironment management performance¡vand ¡uProcess capability¡vin order. Finally, and with VIKOR methord to sort and select of suppliers. Hope it can provide the reference principle(s) for manufactures in the Industrial PC industry to conduct supplier selection, then help manufactures to select right suppliers according to customers¡¦ demands and deliver products and services in fast, and enhance manufactures¡¦ competency to develop more value and profit margins finally.

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<Title.translated>A Study of Filter¡¦s Efficiency and Design on the Power Consumption Air-Conditioning Systems</Title.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>In commercial spaces, working places or living environment, indoor air quality can get worse as dust quantity increases. Human body feels uncomfortable when exposed to such environment. By using air conditioning with air filters, airborne particles would be collected and removed from the air. A primary filter would protect equipment form malfunction and a medium efficiency filter would create a cleaner environment that prevent harm to the human respiratory system.
But installing filters increases a system pressure drop £GP which makes power consumption of fans higher than before. Government promotes the energy conservation and carbon reducing policy positively. Therefore this research collects the performance data of various types of primary filter and medium efficiency filters in the market, in related to the filter material and quality. Based on a Taipei commercial building annual air conditioning load distribution, energy analysis of different filters in different air conditioners are implemented and compared to simulation power consumption and electrical cost.
This research collects various types of primary filter and medium efficiency filter which have different material quality, pressure drop and effectiveness in the market. This research results show that in the same filtration efficiency, using different material quality of a filter will have the different pressure drop performance curve. That means the power consumption difference would be larger.
By use of the computed fan performance equation, total power consumption per year was calculated for conditions that one with and the other without filters installed. Results show that the one uses lowest primary filter and the medium efficiency filter, fan power consumption increases approximately by 150%, while using a highest efficiency filters the fan power consumption increases approximately 250%.
According to annual air conditioning load analysis, the fan power consumption approximately constitutes 30% of the entire central air-conditioning system. Therefore 250% more power consumption is very considerable. It is concluded that it is important to select a right filter to lower the power consumption, and so the electrical bill.

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<Subject.translated>Electronic speckle pattern interferometry</Subject.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Titanium dioxide:Dye sensitized solar cell</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>reflux method</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>The brands of Taiwan long-standing stores are not only keeping the memory in consumers¡¦ mind, but also the asset of Taiwan economic development. According to the domestic research, the survival rate of domestic companies is 73.5%, and there are more than 2500 thousands companies close the business in recently five years. Contrarily, there are some stores operating more than a hundred year. Therefore, our research expects to find the key factors to the success Taiwan long-standing stores which offer some useful information to domestic companies.
First, we find out some suitable key factors through probing into literatures, survey and interview of seven scholars and experts. These scholars and experts confirmed five major facets of ¡§products¡¨, ¡§operating management¡¨, ¡§internal organization¡¨, ¡§external environment¡¨ and ¡§historic meaning¡¨. Before further looking into the key factors to success by means of Analytic Network Process (ANP), we interviewed 12 professionals through questionnaire survey.
The results of empirical analysis indicate that among the key facets of Taiwan long-standing stores, ¡§products¡¨ and ¡§operating management¡¨ are the most important ones. In terms of ¡§products¡¨, such factor of ¡§the quality of products¡¨ is of the top importance. In the aspect of ¡§operating management¡¨, ¡§excellent execution¡¨ is the most important one. In the aspect of ¡§internal organization¡¨, ¡§the style of leader¡¨ is the most important one. In the aspect of ¡§external environment¡¨, ¡§honesty¡¨ is the most important one. In the aspect of ¡§historic meaning¡¨, ¡§the historic meaning of products¡¦ is the most important factor. In terms of the factors of overall influence, the ¡§the quality of products¡¨ and ¡§the image of Taiwan long-standing stores¡¦ brands¡¨ of the ¡§products¡¨ form the factors of top importance.

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<Title.translated>Mechanical Behavior Analysis of Coronary Stents with Different Thickness of Cells and Links
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<Description.abstract.translated>This thesis uses the finite-element-analysis software to investigate the mechanical behavior, such as maximum stress, radial deformation, axial deformation, foreshortening, dogboning, flexibility, and fatigue life, of expanded coronary stents with different thickness of cells and links. This thesis also makes a study of the mechanical behavior of stents with different bolloon-expanding pressures. The simulation results show that, during the reduction of link thickness, the location of the maximum stress will transfer from radial links to axial links and its value becomes smaller. Therefore, if the link thickness is properly reduced, the stent can properly expand and the maximum stress lowers in value. The reduction of link thickness can also improve the flexibility and the fatigue life of the stents and decrease the surface contact area between the expanded metal stent and vascular wall. As a result, the possibility of coronary occlusion after the stent is implanted may become less.


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<Description.abstract.translated>    In the past, a traditional Public Switched Telephone Network ¡]PSTN¡^ and the Internet are two individual communication networks, where PSTN is purely used for analog voice calls and fax while the Internet network deals with those digital information. The advancement of digital signal processing technologies combined with the Internet and telephone functionalities, has resulted in newer applications and services. Voice over Internet Protocol¡]VoIP¡^applications have enabled different uses including voice, data, images, and text etc. over Internet. Not only the bill of city, long distance and international call in the traditional telephone model can be eliminated, more diverse services through the extension of traditional and mobile phone facilities are provided. 
    VoIP applications and services have been on the market for several years, but the adoption rate in medium-to-small enterprises was commonly lower than expected. The main factor is in antiquated thinking where communication costs often received fewer budgets, and neglected the fact that corporate communications should be built on the high-speed network infrastructure. An effective solution to establish the practical and cost effective communication system is a necessity in today¡¦s corporate management ¡V where the convenience and economical integration models can truly target the enterprise cost saving and unlimited free calls.
    In this thesis, we focus on integrated technology between VoIP equipments and traditional Key Telephone Systems¡]KTS¡^and are to organize a real world case study by integrating Session Internet Protocol¡]SIP¡^ proxy server and VoIP Gateway to the PSTN network. A new IP Phone system for internal communications is designed and implemented in a corporate environment. The results of this thesis may benefit the small and medium enterprises, ordinary home offices, and individual users access to the convenience of unlimited and free VoIP communication. At the same time, it may help lower the cost of enterprise system infrastructure and calling fees, in addition to the diverse telecommunication services that comes with the technology.

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<Description.abstract.translated>  The objectives of this study include: 1.To discuss the degree of self-determination for choosing vocational fields in Taichung-Nantou area. 2.To discuss the relationship between choosing motivations and the degree of self-determination. 3.To discuss the relationship between autonomous support and choosing motivations. 4.To compare the degree of self-determination between senior vocational students who come from different backgrounds.
According to the analysis and discussion of questionnaires, this study will provide some suggestions for education related staffs (i.e. parents, school and so forth) to guide students to choosing the vocational fields. The questionnaires are conducted by sampling 520 senior vocation students from 13 vocational high schools in Taichung-Nantou area. The efficacious fill-in rate is 90.9%. The analysis methods involve descriptive statistic (i.e. frequency distribution, mean and standard deviation), t-test, One-Way ANOVA, Pearson product-moment correlation, and Scheffe multiple comparison. The results were as follows:
1.There is a high positive correlation between students¡¦ motivations for choosing vocational fields and degree of self-determination. Furthermore, the relationship between the degree of support and motivation for choosing fields are also high positive correlated. This result confirms to the theory of self-determination.
2.In general, vocational freshmen from Taichung-Nantou Area possess medium degree to self-determine the vocational fields. About 51% students select fields which they really wanted. Oppositely, about 43% students can not choose his interesting fields.
3.The family plays the most important role for vocational students to select field, the next is teacher and finally is the classmate or friend.
4.To compare the degree of self-determination by different backgrounds, results ndicate that schoolgirls are higher than schoolboys, private schools are higher than public schools, entrance application is higher than registration and assignment, given the situation of father with educational background of undergraduate is higher than graduate, whereas mother with educational background of college is higher than vocational education.

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<Description.abstract.translated>     The study was to explore online Dynamic Assessment based on Strategy Tips in the process of mathematical equation word questions, see if it can have help students to solve questions. The importance of this study was to fill the online dynamic assessment at the empirical applications of mathematics, and to increase the related knowledge of mathematical problem solving in the dynamic assessment process.

     This study was to be through the quasi-experimental study, the research subjects for Taipei County Junior 62 ninth grade students, of which 31 are known as &quot;Dynamic Assessment online accept&quot; the experimental group and another 31 named &quot;did not accept the online dynamic assessment&quot; of the control group. This study carried out 8 weeks of teaching experiments, as soon as the end of the experiment, the selection of some students interviewed to gather qualitative content, the results are as follows:

     First, accepting the &quot;Dynamic Assessment Online&quot;, the experimental group in the post-test results was significantly higher than that control group, and experimental group students in the post-test results are significant higher than in the pro-test.It shows that strategy tips for online Dynamic Assessment is indeed to help students in mathematic Equation Word Problems.

     Second, the high-achievement students of the experimental group between pro-test results and post-test results had no significant differences, but the middle-achievement students and low-achievement students in post-test were significantly higher than those in pro-test results. It shows that strategy tips for online Dynamic Assessment prompted the middle-achievement and the low-achievement students with more distinction effect.

     Third, in the using number of strategy tips, the low-achievement students was more than in the middle-achievement students, and the middle-achievement students was more than in the high-achievement students. It shows that strategy tips for online Dynamic Assessment can effectively assist different learner to use the numbr of tips which matched their abilties.

     Fourth, the analysis of the interviews revealed that the difficulties were mentioned in the former literature in solving mathematic equation word problems, it also found some new results.And it also found students had a positive attitude for the operation of the system and the use of the strategy.
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<Description.abstract.translated>    Following the development of technology,  upgrading industries and information is spreading rapidly worldwide.  It has not only changed the original consumer behaviour but also shortened the product¡¦s life cycle; in the face of globalization competition between industries and the liberation of the labor force form a harsh challenge. All of the problems above are confronted by Taiwan¡¦s industries .Therefore, the desire to solve these difficult problems and finding out new ways of doing things arises, and should result in the development of precursor and niche products in order to create new blue ocean strategy to get a head of the competition. 
    The purpose of the study is to utilize the Taiwan Patent Research System and data bank of the United States Patent and Trademark Office to research the patent application during the process of developing Power Surge Protector and use 37 parameter evolution tendency of TRIZ by D. Mann to proceed to information collection, classification, and conclusion, then draw an evolutionary radar plot, also judge and know the patent evolution in Power Surge Protector industry by Evolutionary potential radar plot.  It expects to reach the following purposes:

1.Forecast the following technology development in power protector industry and prepare the patent application earlier.
2.By getting the information of evolution tendency, offer the better competitive tactic for the company.
3.Provide the next phase products to increase the company¡¦s competitive ability.
4.Find out the product¡¦s evolution potential,proceed to innovate products and create the new Niche product.

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<Title.translated>Analysis of the Thrust Force for CVT</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Kui-Lin Kuo</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Continuously Variable Transmissions(CVT)</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Thrust Force</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Dynamic Equation</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Simulation</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>In the conventional transmission, vehicles accelerate or decelerate through different terrain. Because the gear ratio shifts constantly, the engine doesn¡¦t work in the optimal operating region, leading to intermittent loading applied to the power-train system and increased amount of exhaust.  To enable the engine to operate at the optimal fuel economy condition, a continuously variable transmission (CVT) is employed.  The CVT can provide smooth driving, thereby improving economical consumption of fuel as well as comfort of riding.   
In the present study, a use of dynamic equations was developed to simulate the torque transferring between the driving and driven pulleys of the CVT system.  A platform will be established using MATLAB¡þSimulink with consideration of the interaction among motor, CVT, and brakes.  In the analysis model proposed herein, angular velocity and torque of the motor were used as input.  Through the simulation carried out in the study, side loads of the pulleys and gear ratio were obtained.  The result obtained from the simulation and that from the actual test were compared.  A good match between the two results was demonstrated. 
It was confirmed that the simulation carried out here could accurately predict the performance of CVT.  With extensive application of metal-belt CVT in vehicles, the developed method can be used to predict the behaviors of CVTs. Significant hardware cost saving and shortening of testing time during new vehicle development could be realized.

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<Description.abstract.translated>Since 2002, the annual growth of Taiwan e-commerce has getting more than 60 percent. According to a survey of III(Institute for Information Industry), market size of e-commerce has more than 180 billion till 2007. Online store also becomes one of the most frequently place to buy goods, just secondary to convenience stores, supermarkets and discount stores. However, in the B2C market, the payment of travel tickets accounted for nearly 60% of the market size, followed by 3C, books and clothes. We are not difficult to find the consumer purchasing habits are deeply influenced by Yahoo, Pchome, books, etc., which also highlighted the diversity of Taiwan e-commerce is still restricted by the major e-commerce platform.
  President Chain Store for the country&apos;&apos;s largest retailers, its affiliated companies up to more than 40, many of them have a well-known brands, such as President Chain Store, Muji, Cosmed, Starbucks, and Mister Donut. For e-commerce, in addition to Books and Unimall, in 2007, President Chain Store also started to cooperate with Rakuten, the biggest shopping website in Japan. It must give an impact to Taiwan&apos;&apos;s e-commerce industry. 	
      The purpose of this study was to make a reasonable explanation and clarify that in the process of cooperation between President Chain Store and Rakuten, the largest website market in Japan, What kind of resources that President Chain Store has? What kind of role that it can play? Examining why the President Chain Store eventually chose to cooperate with Rakuten platform to enter the Taiwan market. It will provide Taiwan&apos;&apos;s traditional industries with fast internet access management and will deliver services to the end consumers.
      In the course of this case study, we found that President Chain Store already have a crucial role in e-commerce for a long time. For example, 7-ELEVEN stores across the province provide e-commerce owners services that buyer can get the goods and pay at the same time. Besides, T-Cat Delivery Company(¶Â¿ß¦v«æ«K) provides a speed up delivery to the place buyers ask. Through contact and interview with the industries, we can also understand the evaluation prior to President Chain Store in cooperation with Japan&apos;&apos;s Rakuten market and the evaluation of entering the field of electronic commerce.


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<Description.abstract.translated>H.264 video coding standard, owing to its excellent compression efficiency, has become the key technology of multimedia communications such as digital television, mobile video, and video streaming. WiMAX is an emerging wireless broadband communication service. Equipped with mobility, wide coverage, and high data rate, WiMAX may complement or replace other competing communication systems such as 3G, 4G and wireless local area networks. Integrating H.264 with WiMAX is thus an important issue for the development of mobile wireless broadband networks. In this thesis, H.264 error resilience and error concealment tools are considered to combat the possible packet losses. We also incorporate the WiMAX QoS support to improve the visual quality. Because the experiments are conducted on WiMAX emulation systems, the suggested coding options obtained in this thesis can be applied to the real WiMAX networks.
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<Description.abstract.translated>The business opportunity of mobile telephone market is huge, the market scale is increased year by year too, because the mobie products are fierce in competition so no matter the brand or original equipment manufacturer who takes the place of industry face the accounting for rate of market or yield rate is unable to improve effectively, the phenomenon in view of this, it is necessary to carry on research to this topic.
Review the past scholar study on special project management, concentrate on new development of product mainly, have from view of &apos;&apos; special project manager &apos;&apos; to &apos;&apos; mobile telephone develop &apos;&apos; industry carry on key succeed factor study yet, therefore cause the motive of this research. 
This research regards Taiwan and China that develops mobile telephone person of mainland as the research object, probe into the cognition that a manager developed the successful factor of the key to the mobile telephone of the special project, grant the academic questionnaires of 36, the effective questionnaire is 20, after several weighs the standard of reaching of the indicator, adopt and analyse the procedure law of the level ( AHP) Carry on analysis and discussion to the key factor.
This research combines the argument of many domestic and international experts and scholarses, carry on research through the arrangement of documents, manage and do the structure of ground floor and view of the person who puts industry that develops mobile telephone into with the special project, in order to analyse the procedure law of the level ( AHP) Structure, is it construct surface 16 key succeed factor, calculate through questionnaire interview and weight of the questionnaire, special project of manager altogether while being four major to set up, real example key successful factor result that mobile telephone develop, learn after analysing, &apos;&apos; the support on the senior level &apos;&apos; influences and constructs the surface mainly, secondly it is that &apos;&apos; the special project is managed and carried out &apos;&apos;, &apos;&apos; sufficient resource allocation &apos;&apos;, &apos;&apos; group on technology can competent &apos;&apos; among them, &apos;&apos; special project incentive system &apos;&apos; whether main key succeed in the factor.

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<Title.translated>Synthesis and Properties of Novel Polyimides Containing 1,3,5-Triazine and Triphenylamine Groups</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>1,3,5-Triazine</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Triphenylamine</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Polyimides</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated> A terta-amine monomer with two kinds of amino groups, 2,4-diamine-6-(N,N-bis(4-aminophenyl)-4-pheylamine)-1,3,5-triazine, containing triphenylamine electro-donor and 1,3,5-triazine electro-acceptor groups was synthesized and used in the preparation of polyimides. The two kinds of amino groups in the monomer were confirmed from the 1H-NMR spectrum. The protons of amino groups attached to triphenylamine group are at 5.0 ppm and the protons of amino groups attached to triazine group are at 6.6 ppm, which indicates the former amino groups are more reactive than the latter ones.   

The structures of polymers were confirmed by FT-IR and NMR. The poly(amic acid)s were soluble in the polar aprotic solvents, such as DMF, DMSO, DMAc and NMP. The poly(amic acid)s and polyimides had inherent viscosity of 0.21~0.32 and 0.32~0.64 dLg-1 in DMAc solution. The low viscosity of the poly(amic acid)s maybe result from their branched structures. The optical properties were analyzed by UV-Vis and photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy. The polymers exhibited UV-Vis absorption bands around 250~400 nm in DMSO solution. Their photoluminescence spectra showed emission peaks around 400~550 nm in DMSO solution. The polyimides which were carried by themal method were fairly stable up to a temperature above 350 oC and 10 % weight temperature higher than 407 oC.

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Chapter1 INTRODUCTION	1
Chapter2 EXPERIMENTAL	3
2.1 Materials	3
2.2 Measurements	3
2.3 Synthesis of monomer	5
2.3.1 4-(bis(4-nitrophenyl)amino)benzonitrile (1)	5
2.3.2 6-(4-(bis(4-nitrophenyl)amino)phenyl)-1,3,5-triazine
-2,4-diamine (2)	5
2.3.3 6-(4-(bis(4-nitrophenyl)amino)phenyl)-1,3,5-triazine
-2,4-diacetylamide (3)	6
2.3.4 2,4-diamine-6-(N,N-bis(4-aminophenyl)-4-pheylamine)
-1,3,5-triazine (4)	7
2.4 Synthesis of polymer	9
Chapter3 RESLTS AND DISCUSSION	11
3.1 Synthesis of monomer	11
3.1.1 2,4-diamine-6-(N,N-bis(4-aminophenyl)-4-pheylamine)
-1,3,5-triazine (4)	11
3.1.2 2,4-diamine-6-(N,N-2,4-diamine-6-(N,N-bis(4-aminophenyl)-4-pheylamine)-1,3,5-triazine-2,4-diacetylamide (3)	12
3.2 Synthesis of polymer	18
3.3 Properties of polymer	23
3.3.1 Solubility	23
3.3.2 Thermal properties	25
3.3.3 Optical properties	27
Chapter 4 CONCLUSION	30
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<Title>¤â«ù¦¡¼Æ¦ì¹qµø¤§¦h´CÅé¼½©ñ¨t²Î</Title>
<Title.translated>DVB-H multimedia player system</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Shing-Chern You</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>DVB-H</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>  Since the European Telecommunication Standart Institute standardizes the DVB-H standard, the digital TV intrudes into application of handheld device.The fundamental of DVB-H standard is based on DVB-T and additionally incorporates with the techniques of COFDM, Time-slicing,and MPE-FEC for compatible with the existing broadcasting standard.
  In the application of handheld device, the problem of power consumption is always a design issue. The Tme-Slicing can effectively reduce the most serious power consumption problem of DVB-H demodulator. The MPE-FEC is used to recover the data.
  This research implements the mechanism of the DVB-H IPDC-Decapsulation. After decoding the A/V data from RTP stream, using Lip Sync to play the A/V data on the Linux environment. 

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<Relation.reference>[1] 	ISO/IEC 13818-1, ¡§Information technology ¡X Generic coding of moving pictures and associated audio information: Systems¡¨.
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[9] 	ETSI TR 102 469 V1.1.1, ¡§Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB);IP Datacast over DVB-H: Architecture¡¨, European Telecommunications Standards Institute.
[10] 	ETSI EN 300 468 V1.8.1, ¡§Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB);Specification for Service Information (SI) in DVB systems¡¨, European Telecommunications Standards Institute.
[11] 	RFC 3890, ¡§A Transport Independent Bandwidth Modifier for the Session Description Protocol (SDP)¡¨, Network Working Group.
[12] 	RFC 3926, ¡§FLUTE - File Delivery over Unidirectional Transport¡¨, Network Working Group.
[13] 	RFC 3450, ¡§Asynchronous Layered Coding (ALC) Protocol Instantiation¡¨, Network Working Group.
[14] 	RFC 3451, ¡§Layered Coding Transport (LCT) Building Block¡¨, Network Working Group.
[15] 	RFC 3984, ¡§RTP Payload Format for H.264 Video¡¨, Network Working Group.
[16] 	RFC 3640, ¡§RTP Payload Format for Transport of MPEG-4 Elementary¡¨, Network Working Group.
[17] 	RFC 791, ¡§Internet Protocol¡¨, Network Working Group.
[18] 	RFC 768, ¡§User Datagram Protocol¡¨, Network Working Group.
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<Creator.translated>Chung Wei Lu</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>Development of a Low Cost Mechanism for Breast Tumor Exploration</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>PING-LANG YEN</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>Tumor</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Flexure hinges</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>In Taiwan, most of the breast cancer diagnosis adopts diagnose tools such as X-ray photography and ultrasonic probe. However, for Asian women, using ultrasonic probe for breast cancer diagnosis is more beneficial since fabric and solid tumors are dramatically evident in fat-less and young women breast in comparison to western women. This paper aims to develop a low-cost mechanism for breast tumor exploration so as to help the diagnosis of breast cancer. This mechanism is comprised of a 2-D.O.F based planar mechanism in conjunction with a mechanism that could hoist and descend along Z-axis direction. The 2-D.O.F planar mechanism consists of four parallel links using Flexure Hinges that is associated with two control motors installed on X-axis and Y-axis motion. The advantages of four parallel links using Flexure Hinges can overcome the drawbacks of mechanical degradation against force and positioning error aroused by mechanical motion friction. The development of a low cost mechanism for breast tumor could alleviate breast cancer patient pain, save more cost for incorrect breast diagnosis and improve achieving the best medical service.
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<Title.translated>Seismic Responses of High Raised Floor System of High-Tech FAB</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Wen-I Liao</Contributor.translated>

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<Subject.translated>high raised floor</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>Seismic performance of nonstructural elements such as the raised floor system has attracted much attention in recent years. Damage of expensive equipments that stand in the raised floor system of high-tech FAB was often observed during past earthquake in Taiwan area. This will result in huge loss of manufacturing functions and properties for the high-tech industry. There is a need to understand the dynamic characteristics of the raised floor system for future seismic protection. The main purpose of this research is to study the seismic performance of the bare and retrofitted high raised floor system using shake table test and theoretical analysis. The high raised floor system is retrofitted by the viscous damper device and base isolator, respectively. The raised floor system for shake table test was a pedestal-stringer frame structure, and supporting a simulated equipment. This raised floor system was the typical system that frequently used in Taiwan semi-conductor FAB. The input motions for the shake table tests were the waffle-slab floor acceleration responses of a typical semi-conductor FAB by input simulated ground motions. The simulated ground motions are base on the phase spectrum and the maximum potential earthquake of site located at Taiwan Hsin-Chu Science Park. The dynamic characteristics include the acceleration amplification and dependence of input motions by raised floor system was studied and discussed. This study also employee the finite element package to carry out numerical simulation on seismic responses of bare and retrofitted raised floor systems and compared with the experimental data.
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<Title.translated>Synthesis of Novel Organic Dyes for Dye Sensitized Solar Cells</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>organic dye</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>donor</Subject.translated>
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<Subject.translated>dye-sensitized solar cell.</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>In this thesis, organic dyes with the structure of donor-conjugated chain-acceptor (D-£k-A) have been synthesized for dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC) application. The electron donating and accepting groups are arylamine and cyano acrylic acid , respectively.  
    All of these compounds were characterized by UV/VIS spectrophotometer, fluorescence spectrophotometer and cyclic voltammetry. The photo-conversion results of their DSSC devices were inspected using the AM 1.5 simulated solar light system.

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<Description.abstract.translated>This study aims at investigating how the private rate of return of junior college degreed workers change by applying human capital theories. Also, this study discusses how different personal backgrounds affect their wage equation, hoping to provide students and parents a reference for choosing a school and to serve as an empirical study of science in education to examine junior colleges¡¦ educational function.
Adopting short-cut method, this study compares the private rate of return of junior college and vocational high school degreed workers from 1995 to 2007. And this study used Mincer¡¦s wage equation based on human capital to establish a wage model through the statistical methodology such as descriptive statistics, independent samples t-test and one-way ANOVA. Eventually, this study compares the difference of how personal background variables affect wages and concludes the following four statements:
First, from 1995 to 2007, junior college degreed workers¡¦ private rate of investment was much higher than high school or vocational high school degreed workers. However, the private rate of investment of junior college degreed workers tended to decrease.
Second, due to economic transformation and change in working styles, female junior college degreed workers enjoy higher private rate of return than male junior college degreed workers.
Third, the investment reward of the public junior college worker is bigger than the investment reward of the private junior college worker.
Fourth, personal background variables such as education, current job seniority, working hours, gender, majors and whether education matches profession are all contributing to the significant difference of human capital equation.
At last, according to literature reviews and research conclusion, this study makes several suggestions for a reference.
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In the first section of the dissertation, an optimal preparation condition of alkide noncyanide zincplating process were found as: current density 3.0A/dm2, electroplating time 30 min, dipping time 30~60 sec, bath concentration 12%, bath temperature 25~30¢J, pH value 2.0 ¡Ó 0.1. Salt spray results showed that the Cr (III)-based conversion coatings have better anticorrosion property than that of the Cr (VI) conversion coating.
The second section of the dissertation investigated the effects of immersion time on morphology and electrochemical properties of the Cr (III)-based conversion coatings on zinc coated steel surface. By means of the nondestructive measurement technique, corrosion properties can be quickly evaluated by using an EIS, In addition, the roughness profile was monitored by SEM¡BAFM.
The third part of the dissertation discussed the effects of contamination of pollution ions on the corrosion properties of Cr (III)-coated films on zinc. The ferric and copper ions were individually added to Cr (III) conversion coating solution, effects of anticorrosion properties were correlated.  Results showed that the increase of ferric ion concentration to 140 mg/L would decrease the corrosion properties. Moreover, cracks were noticed as the increase of film thickness. Increase of the copper ion concentration accelerated the growth of the film. For the case of copper compound concentration raised to 9.0 mg/L of copper ion, the corrosion result on Cr (III)-based conversion coatings has improved.
 





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<Description.abstract.translated>Digitization becomes the mainstream of the era as we enter the 21st century. In recent years, development and diffusion of technological interactive installations and electronic censors lead creation of digital arts more active and human; people now are not just observers but able to communicate with artworks through various kind of interactive installations, which involve the spectators in many ways, sometimes, an audience can even participate in those artworks and become a part of it. When study international and domestic interactive digital artworks, I found out the importance of subjectivity, unique creation and special individuality. After long discussion and thoroughly consideration, I decided to focus my research on oriental arts, concentration in landscapes by well known painters of the golden Sung dynasty, and utilize interactive technologies as a medium to deconstruct, analyze, and reproduce Chinese paintings from the old days; give those old paintings a brand new vision and features through image recognition and related computer graphic technologies, let audience has different experience on traditional Chinese water-ink paintings via interactive technology. The format of this paper is a creative style, In the first chapter, motivation, goal and background of creation are well described, the second chapter is about bibliography, correlated interactive technology documents are integrated and generalized in order to analyze styles of the Sung paintings, and frameworks and visions of Chinese landscapes. The third chapter is the creation interpretation, includes theories of creation, the process of creation and utilization of technologies. The forth chapter is the performance, which is about press kits design, and the exhibition itself. The final chapter contains the entire creation process review and the conclusion. Through this paper, the ideas of my artwork and meanings about my creation are well described, providing a useful reference for digital creations in Chinese art field in the future.
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<Title.translated>Synthesis of Hyperbranched Polymers from Epoxy resin, and Characteristic Comparison</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>epoxy resin</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>hyperbranched polymer</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>viscosity</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>thermal property</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated> In this study, hyperbranched polymers (HBPs) were synthesized via a bulk polymerization of multifunctional monomer sulfanilamide, SAA, and phenyl glycidyl ether, PGE, with addition different epoxy resin: diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) type epoxy resin, D.E.R. 332 and tetramethyl biphenyl epoxy resin (TMBP), 1407, to synthesize SAA-D and SAA-T two type of HBPs. We can synthesize HBPs of Mw=4786~9841, Mn=2385~3332. Increasing the molar ratio of PGE in reaction decreases the molecular weight. Rheological behavior of the HBPs was measured by a cone-plate rheometer. It was found that the viscosity of HBPs increases with increasing molecular weight. At 120¢J, and Mw=5998, the viscosity of HBPs prepared by SAA-D system is 12.4 Pa&amp;#8226;s. In other hand, at 120¢J, and Mw= 4786, the viscosity of HBPs prepared by SAA-T system is 9.5 Pa&amp;#8226;s. The Tg¡¦s of the HBPs synthesized from SAA-D system is about 53~70¢J, and Tg of SAA-T system is about 51~62¢J. The glass transition temperatures of the HBPs are about 53-70¢J, which increases with the molecular weight of polymers.
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<Relation.reference>[1] 	OpenConf, http://www.openconf.com/
[2] 	PKP, http://pkp.sfu.ca/
[3] 	EDAS, http://edas.info/
[4] 	CMI, http://cmt.research.microsoft.com/cmt/
[5] 	EasyChair, http://www.easychair.org/
[6] 	ConfMaster, http://www.confmaster.net/
[7] 	ConfTool, http://www.conftool.net/
[8] 	Confious, http://www.confious.com/
[9] 	CoMS, http://coms.physcon.ru/
[10]	PaperCept, http://conf.papercept.net/conferences/scripts/start.pl
[11]	CMS-Plus, http://cms.tms.org/
[12]	Paperdyne, http://www.paperdyne.com/
[13]	IAPR COMMENCE, http://iaprcommence.sourceforge.net/
[14]	IEEE Control Systems Society Conference Management System, 
http://css.paperplaza.net/conferences/scripts/start.pl
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[20]	Russ Miles, Kim Hamilton, Learning UML 2.0: O&apos;&apos;Reilly, 2006, April

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<Title.translated>Development of a Surgical Robot for Total Knee Replacement</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Ping-Lang Yen</Contributor.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>    For the past several years, the countries ¡¥ populations are aging gradually as a result of the human lifetime extending and the birth rate dropping. Also, various degenerative diseases occur in the man who grows old. Total Knee Replacement Surgery has become one of main choices of treating arthritis. In traditional surgery, the doctors used to perform surgery on knee replacement with particular instrument. However, the result was not very perfect because the man bone is dissimilar. Thus, combining robots which has the characteristics of high-precise cutting and customized skill helps the surgery perform. It makes the patient get good quality and effective operation.

    In this paper, We adopt a 3-DOF XYZ table as the technique¡¦s center to assist the robot on surgery practically, securely, and precisely. Another, three rotating axis are combined with this structure in order to increase the degrees of freedom for need. Then we analyze this structure about kinematics, workspace, etc. This structure, Robot Calibration, is used to survey out the bone characteristic. By the bone characteristic, we calculate and adjust the robot¡¦s posture ,then we process to cutting  in drawn route. By the way, the design of controller and force sensor have an effect on the doctors to assist the surgery with bone cutting of ease-control and preciseness  

    So far, we have done with Gross Anatomy experiment many times, hence the main study objects are about surgical process in practical and question discussion. 

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<Title.translated>A Study on the Inspection and Assessment of Suspension Bridge</Title.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>It regards visual inspection as the most direct, fast detection method. So far, we adopt the DER&amp;U estimation as visual inspection and initial judge the bridge state according to the damage range, the result of measuring with safe dependence. At present, the management unit can¡¦t carry out the measures of suspension bridge just use DER&amp;U estimation because it is used for armored concrete bridge to only originally, and without applied to special bridges, as the suspension bridge, cable stayed bridge and arched bridge ¡Ketc. Therefore, besides it will increase with the budget, the measure procedure is disorderly, and the estimation also lacks expert proposes, then evidences is not clear enough. So that in accordance with the current situation, it is necessary to set up the measuring of the special bridge and assessment methods.
    This text sums up and puts in measurement and methods of estimation for the suspension bridges. This method is based on DER&amp;U. At first, divides the component of the suspension bridge for looking over the component of the suspension bridge one by one. Then, sets up the project of measuring depended on the damages of component. And also discuss the use and security of these components at the same time for seeking the relation of every measuring data. Finally, estimate the whole health state of suspension bridges.
    The measurement and methods of estimation for the suspension bridges in this text also can applied to ¡§Taiwan Bridge Management System&amp;#65282;. It is favorable to practical operate for management unit, and send the measure information back to system for analysis. Finally, makes the function perfectly.

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<Title.translated>Study on the Textile-Duct Air-Conditioning System and It¡¦s Visual Characteristics of Air-Flow and Temperature Fields</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Textile Duct</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Condense Wate</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Jet Distance</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Static Pressure Gets Again Phenomenon</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>Use the purpose of duct in the air-conditioning. For promoting temperature and humidity and air fluxion of efficient distribute the exploitation. Provide the even indoor temperature and comfortable environment. Different traditional duct mode. Prevent fire the detection of the material recently. The textile material usage has the wind velocity and temperature in the air condition duct system even, do not need the heat preservation, cost low, the weight is light and construct easily and can periodically clean to maintain and transport easy etc. advantage. 
This research makes use of same under the indoor environment condition and the equipment condition. For the low, medium and high wind velocity textile duct and the sheet iron duct of the wind velocity, internal pressure, environment temperature field for wind velocity, surface inside the tube of and take care of the aspects, such as the outside current of air field and the duct cost expenses...etc. The usage experiments and analyzes the difference of textile duct and the sheet iron heat preservation duct. 
    Experimenting the research result manifestation (1) Combining the infrared heat displayer with the black cloth. Is study the big area and transient the transparent air of the can see to turn the temperature field of a kind of ideal method. (2) The textile duct oneself the softness and the well ventilated of the material. It designs the way and sheet iron or the hard  duct dissimilarity. Analyze the way with the calculation of the Moody Chart and the Darcy-Weisbach equation. Describe the friction resistance line diagram of the textile duct.  Provide the friction resistance calculation chart of the simply convenient usage. (3) textile duct oneself is the breeze way and pay the place with a draught. It stabilizes breeze the quantity changes , even pay the breeze appearance, material absorbs the sound and takes care of inside the low speed degree and distributes the even and stable indoor temperature variety. Suitable for personnel&apos;&apos;s environment need. (4) Take care of in the low speed a textile duct inside and outside of current of air difference in temperature, will speed the environment current of air and the mixture of the temperature. (5)The Medium and The high wind velocity a textile duct inside and outside of the difference in temperature does not influence the environment current of air variety, it changes the decision in pay the breeze hole quarrel degree and the current of Jet Distance . (6) The textile duct of the tube to adopt the consistent size on the design. Tube inside air volume and the wind velocity of the length and declines to reduce with the air, producing the static pressure again get phenomenon. The pressure that reduces the duct to transport loses. The energy that reduce the operation consumes. The textile duct has no damper and spread the place with a draught...etc. component.  Reducing the breeze to take care of the next in importance loss, effectively saving the energy.

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<Creator.translated>Ya-fan Hsiao</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>Research on Renewal and Reconstruction of Business Area-the Case of Tianmu Business Area</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Reconstruction of Business Area</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Identity</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Suit the measure to local conditions</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Sustainable planning</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>With the business environment in the city has changed, between the traditional and the new business area will continue to rise and fall of the competition. The traditional district in the city was development naturally in the site conditions, traffic environment and different cultural. Under the influence of environment of business area without an overall plan, decline in the quality of the physical environment and the lack of resources, the traditional business area can not contend with the new one, it will decline and recession gradually. The Reconstruction of Business Area has been promoting more than ten years, the process of reconstruction in recent, whether in the improvement of physical environment, the operation and management of district organization, policies, and the communication with local residents, are facing the issues and problems. As a result, it is necessary to review these issues and problems.

This research takes the examples of Tianmu Business Area. Using field study, in-depth interview, analyzing the questions from three fields¡Xgovernment, counseling
team, local representatives and district organizations.
Important discoveries in this research are as follows,
1.	Should be established the model of reconstruction suit the measure to local conditions and plan comprehensively. According to the characteristics of different areas, design different interaction for the local environment.
2.	Local residents and the district stores gather consensus to exist and flourish together, increasing the sense of identity with the environment.
3.	The establishment of the operating mechanism of the district organizations, learning independent operation, as well as the concept of sustainable planning.
Suggestions: 
To governments: To provide a wide range of financial benefits, business area of the fund mechanisms and the establishment of decision-making organizations.
To counseling team: Enhance the communication with local residents and stores, with the direction of identity, developing appropriate a mode of the reconstruction of business area.
To district organizations: Draft the direction and development of business area, learning how to exist and flourish together, promoting regional industrial and commercial development, create the overall business environment improvement and growth.

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<Title.translated>A TRIZ-Based Evolutionary Trends 
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<Subject.translated>Industry computers</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Innovative products</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>TRIZ evolution tendency</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Evolved potential radar map</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>In the developed information, the changeable market, the globalization competition development environment and the enterprise&apos;&apos;s competition advantage and environment, the only way to make enterprises avoid facing the gross profit of OEM and ODM drop is to control the technology of the essential patent knowledge. The new low profit pressure challenge also lets us realize as enterprises make the transition, they lead the global industry trend by self-researching and developing the innovative products to guide the industry. The products march toward the importance of innovation. 

This thesis takes the industry computers as an example, probing into its innovative products research and development process which delivers the patented technology. How can be at the products planning, concepts developing stages, or the self-products to develop the new conceptual products and improve its quality and quantity fast while already having a patented technology, and reach the goal of the innovative products? Its method uses 37 TRIZ Parameter evolution tendencies, regarding the industry computer products research and development that delivers the patent as the collection target to analyze, sum up, and explain its evolved potential radar map of systematized parameter stratum. Take the patent of the products evolved limit stage at present to orient the technological stratum broken through as the strategy goal of the next step patent delivering, and then insights the first chance and confirms customer&apos;&apos;s demand ahead of time. And that can change into a powerful competition advantage in a short time, utilize the patent of research and development of products to innovate and monopolize at the same time, weed out the old and bring forth the new and lead out different customer&apos;&apos;s level need. Predict future market trend and capture the leading base, and reach assimilation, the differentiation of Segmentation strategy patterns, and then increase the products earning capacity of innovative research and development of products, and can attract more potential demands customer to enter. So-called Niche Marketing will reach high profit-making value of products, and will reach at least cost development expenses to give the greatest economic benefits. 

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<Title.translated>Simulation Analysis on Strength of Threaded Pipe Connectors under Internal Pressure</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Threaded pipe connector</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Finite element method</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Stress analysis</Subject.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>Threaded pipe connector is commonly used in jointing pipelines which are found in the high pressure liquid and gas transportation. At the thread joints, the stresses and strains are easily raised and weaken the strength of pipe systems due to such kind of stress concentration effect. Therefore, it is essential to analyze and understand the mechanical responses around the threaded portion of pipe to avoid the structural failure. This paper is mainly focus on stress and strain analysis of threaded pipe connector made of Al 6061-T6 material(1 1/4PT) under pre-load and internal pressure loading. In this study, nonlinear finite element method was used to simulate the stress-strain behavior of the threaded. In this case study, the results showed that the equivalent stress was larger than the yield strength of natural, and the parts defeat occurred, the equivalent strain was around 0.25 at the threaded portion when the threaded pipe connectors under internal pressure loading around of 41.37MPa. The experimental test also showed that the crack was found at threaded ports of pipe under the internal pressures of 41.37MPa. It was also found that the maximum normal contact stress generated at the root of the last tooth of thread and was the critical portion of threaded pipe connectors subjected to internal pressure.
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<Title.translated>The Research Based on Hou-sha Settlement for Applying the Planning Permission on Land-use Management of the Traditional Settlement</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Planning permission</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>traditional settlement</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Land-use management</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Government intervention</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>Through the historical development in past thousand years, Kinmen Island has already naturally formed more than 160 traditional settlements with the constant principle and mode in the architecture style.  It is essential to preserve most traditional buildings with the particular landscape in Taiwan, Kinmen, and Xiamen which were under the construction with the patriarchal clan ethics and the space building principles.  While executing the overall urban planning at Kinmen in 1996, the indistinct definition of the traditional settlements and the incomprehensive investigation for the traditional settlement status resulted in the improper lands being reserved for the use of the natural village.  However, under the planning permission management mechanism for the lands reserved for the use of the natural village, the same examination standard for all lands will cause either the feature change inside the traditional settlements due to the contemporary architecture interspersion, or the feature interference outside the traditional settlements due to the improper development based on the land-use classification in suburbs.  This research would like to find out the feasible solution (or mode) for the lands reserved for the use of the natural village.
This research was based on 1) the data collection from the related theory of the planning permission, the traditional settlement, the government intervention, and the public interest, 2) the reference from the related planning permission case in Taiwan and UK, 3) the overall result review for the planning permission execution on Jinning Township in the past decade via the field investigation, and 4) the interview with the industry, the government, and the academia to collect tripartite opinions regarding the current system for the suggested modes with the comprehensive advantage optimum for the balance of both the preservation and the development in topics, policies, and the traditional settlement land-use management per the true care of Hou-Sha traditional settlement.
Per this research, we understand that there are 2 categories of the lands reserved for the use of the natural village in Kinmen now: the traditional settlement core area and the traditional settlement suburb.  We suggest that the lands reserved for the use of the natural village in Kinmen should be managed as follows: the lands belonging to the traditional settlement core area should be proceeded with the preservation via the planning permission to optimize the traditional settlement features, and the lands belonging to the traditional settlement suburb should be proceeded with the integrated planning via the simple land-use re-classification to optimize the suburb land development. This land-use management can be referred to other traditional settlement in Kinmen, and optimize the balance of both the traditional settlement feature preservation and the suburb land development for the lands reserved for the use of the natural village in Kinmen.
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<Title.translated>Evaluation of Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Power Plant Construction</Title.translated>
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<Contributor.translated>Chui-Yu Chiu</Contributor.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>Gasified technology has been widely valued from 1990. And it has been a trend of development from 2005 to union electricity generation and the multiplex application. Coal Gasification Technology is applied widely. It may not only be used for making Synthesis Natural Gas(SNG), the ammonia(NH3) and Synthetic Gas for the tradition chemical product and the fuel, but also may couple Integrated Gasification Combined cycles (IGCC) directly to obtain generating system of the high fever efficiency. It has lower environmental pollution than the traditional Coal Generating set does. The lowest expectation for newly Gas Clean Generate Electric Power factories is that Gas Clean Generate Electric Power emphasizes the high efficiency more than low pollution. According to the present Gas Clean Generate Electric Power development situation, it mainly has Integrated Gasification Combined cycles (IGCC), Pressure Fluidized Bed Combustion (PFBC), Supercritical Pulverized Coal (PC) and so on, in which IGCC technology is the most remarkable no matter in the technical maturation, the energy efficiency, and the environmental protection. It also has gradually become most useful new electricity generation technology. 
Taking advantage of the coal to transform into the pure energy has been striven to be the first important development topic for the advanced countries invested large research and development resources. Because Integrated Gasification Combined Cycles (IGCC) has the superiority of the energy efficiency promotion, the high potential and the remarkable environmental protection, it will be the trend for the future and be conducive to improve the high carbon electricity generation structure in our country at present. However, there are less pure IGCC plans at present in our country. 
This research focused on extracting the main decision factors and developing the hierarchy in the decision making of building up an IGCC factory which leads to the reduction of investment cost, construction period, operation and maintenance cost.  It will be able to conform to the law of development documents as well. Our research established the evaluation hierarchy and the decision model with rational index and weightings of building up an IGCC factory for the electrical industry. Through the proposed AHP hierarchy, a better development of electrical industry is expected.

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<Title.translated>Design and Implementation of an Area VoIP Exchange Center over TANet for Ministry of Education
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<Contributor.translated>Po-Chou Lai</Contributor.translated>

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<Description.abstract.translated>There has been a tremendous increase in the popularity of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services as a result of huge growth in broadband access. The integrated technology of video and data in VoIP is steadily emerging as an important application over Taiwan Academic Network (TANet) with stable and efficient bandwidth.
 The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) develops the tElephony NUmbering Mapping (ENUM) to solve the problems of mapping the name of a destination into an address in a combined Internet Protocol (IP) and Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). However, the special data characteristics of ENUM impose requirements of providing high query throughput within a tight response time and allowing background bulk database update without severely interference to query performance. There has been no comprehensive design on how all these dialing plan can be satisfied when connecting to telephone network. Base on ENUM standard facilities and traditional telephone framework, in this thesis we report on the design and implement of an Area VoIP eXchange Center (AVXC) over TANet, a fully distributed control server structure with dual paths route to secure a completed numbering plan, Direct Inward Dialing (DID) via Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), and distinctive Caller Line Identification Display (CLID) on the called party. AVXC is a cost effective solution of VoIP application for Ministry of Education (MoE). This result could be a reference solution for School and Government to deploy voice applications over TANet.

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<Relation.currentcontent>Contents

ºK  ­n	i
Abstract	iii
Acknowledgement	v
Contents	vi
List of Figures	viii
List of Tables	x
Chapter 1 Introduction	1
1.1 Background	1
1.2 Purpose of Research	2
1.3 Structure of Thesis	2
Chapter 2 Components of VoIP Devices	4
2.1 IP Telephony	6
2.2 Category of IP PBX	12
2.3 VoIP Terminals	17
2.4 Microsoft Office Communication Server	18
Chapter 3 ENUM Server	22
3.1 TANet Academic Network	22
3.2 ITU-T E.164 Specification	25
3.3 Numbering Plan	26
3.4 Network Converting Technique of IPv4 and IPv6	27
Chapter 4 Characteristic of AVXC	29
4.1 Call Flow of VoIP	29
4.2 Operation Management	31
4.3 Web Call Server	32
Chapter 5 Innovation of AVXC Structure	34
5.1 Fully Distributed Control Structure	35
5.2 Dual Routing Paths	36
5.3 Number Translator Server	37
5.4 Solving the Firewall and NAT Traversal	39
5.5 ISDN PRI E1 Q-SIG Interface	41
5.6 Direct Inward Dialing through SIP Trunk	43
Chapter 6 Experiment and Results	46
6.1 Experimental Architecture	46
6.2 Implementation Assessment	47
6.3 Experimental Results	54
Chapter 7 Conclusion	61
7.1 Contribution of this Design and Implementation	62
7.2 Future Discussion	64
References	65



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<Title.translated>Research of Avatar influence on Internet Advertising Effects
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<Description.abstract.translated>Avatar can avoid spokesman¡¦s risk and it can make use of web site advertise for products, like online shop¡¦s assistant. According to literature this research regarding avatar¡¦s definition and character, therefore this research design expert and attractive avatar in this experiment, and choose the notebook for experiment.

The design for avatar in this research integrate social response theory¡¦s social cue (language¡Bvoice¡Binteractive¡Bsocial role). As the result of experiment, we found avatar can increase consumer towards brand attitude and purchase intention. Parasocial interaction with avatar has interactive effect. While avatar shows on web site and consumer has high parasocial interaction toward the web, the brand attitude and purchase intention would higher than those without avatar shows. While the consumer has low parasocial interaction toward the web, the appearance of avatar or not has no significant difference on adverting effects.

Besides, different types of avatar (expert and attractive) with product involvement has interactive effect. While expert avatar shows on web site when consumer has high product involvement, the adverting effects would be higher than attractive avatar. No matter what expert or attractive avatar shows one web site, the advertising effects would be no influenced.

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<Description.abstract.translated>    Traditional power supplies are big in size, heavy in weight and low in efficiency due to the design is linear mode, this low efficiency converting design is contradicted with current power saving concept, Thus, switching mode design is adopted on past years, with improved efficiency and smaller in size and lighter in weight. This paper is focus on developing a high efficiency single-output switching mode power supply. The architecture of this new designed system is composed of two-stage circuit, which front-end circuit is LLC resonant converter and back-end is synchronous rectifier controller. Since resonant converter has the characteristic of zero voltage switching (ZVS), it can reduce switching loss and then the converting efficiency is improved. Additionally, power consumption of common design using diode as rectifier is decided by forward voltage   of the diode, whose value is between 0.45V and 0.75V in general, this will lead more power consumption specially in case of high output current condition. While synchronous rectifier utilizes MOSFET, the power consumption is determined by a variable  (m£[ level) this will lead lower power consumption. The improvement of converting efficiency for power supply with synchronous rectifier is about 4%~5%.
    In order to verify this newly-designed architecture proposed in this paper, a 320W LLC resonant converter with secondary synchronization is completed. It output specification is +12V/26.7A, the PSU can meet gold-class of European Union energy-saving requirements, the converting efficiency is 90.19% under 230Vac input and 87.38% under 115Vac input, Experimented results shows that LLC resonant converter with synchronizer rectifier are suitable for energy-saving concept in the future.
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<Description.abstract.translated>     Anti-symmetric flexural (ASF) modes are anti-symmetric type of guided waves propagating along the tip of wedge-shaped waveguides. 
     This paper describes a combined finite element method (FEM) and laser ultrasound technique (LUT) on the dispersion behaviors of ASF modes propagating along wedge tips with a layer of coating on one of the wedge¡¦s surfaces. In truncation-free wedges, the ASF mode dispersion spectra are dispersion-free. When the wedge is coated with a layer of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), it is found that phase velocity of an ASF mode for the coated wedge (CW) starts at the ASF mode of the same order for the matrix wedge at lower frequency regime, and gradually influenced by the coating with increasing frequency. Especially, phenomena can be observed for ASF modes in the CW with environment factor. PVA is a hydrophilic material. Various with humidity can alter resonance because of mass loading effect. Dispersion curve is discovered to shift downward when enhance moisture. The numerical results also show the relationship as those from measurements.
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<Description.abstract.translated>There are many kinds of devices operating at Pulse Forming Networks (PFNs) for high Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF) modulation today. This thesis is going to discuss a novel high speed solid-state switch utilizing Metal Oxide Semiconductors Field Effect Transistors (MOSFETs) suitable to use in PRF circuits. This switch is more stable and compared to the others (e.g. utilizing IGBT, Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor etc.) is faster. There are three major benefits to PRF from this device. The first is operated in extreme ultra-high voltage (e.g. over fifteen kilo voltage, 15kV). The second is improved transistor performance, with excellent operating parameters (e.g. fast output transition time, pulse width). The third is a wide range of applications in communication, military or space science (e.g. PRF radar systems), biotechnology (e.g. Mass Spectrometry, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) and electrical engineering (e.g. laser systems) etc.
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<Relation.currentcontent>Abstract in Chinese...................................i
Abstract.............................................ii
Acknowledgement.....................................iii
Contents.............................................iv
List of Figures......................................vi
List of Tables.....................................viii
Chapter 1 Introduction................................1
1.1 Background and Framework..........................1
1.2 Definition of PRF.................................2
Chapter 2	 Key of Utilizing Power MOSFETs..............5
2.1 The MOSFET as an Amplifier and as a Switch........5
2.1.1 Operation as a linear amplifier.................5
2.1.2 Operation as a Switch...........................7
2.2 MOS Power Transistors.............................8
2.3 Breakdown Voltage................................10
2.4 On-Resistance....................................11
2.5 Transconductance.................................12
2.6 Threshold Voltage................................13
2.7 Diode Forward Voltage............................13
2.8 Characteristics of Power MOSFETs.................14
Chapter 3	 Dynamic Performances and Characteristics...26
3.1 Dynamic Performances.............................26
3.1.1 Turn-On Switching..............................27
3.1.2 Turn-Off Switching.............................27
3.2 Flyback Voltages.................................27
3.3 Power Dissipation................................28
Chapter 4	 Resistance-Inductance-Capacitance Connected 
          in Alternating Current Circuitry...........30
4.1 RLC Series Circuits..............................30
4.2 Series Resonant Circuits.........................31
4.3 RLC Parallel Circuits............................32
4.4 Parallel Resonant Circuits.......................32
Chapter 5	 Experiment Exploration.....................35
5.1 Experimental Fabrication.........................36
5.1.1 Experimental Schematic.........................36
5.1.2 Experimental Apparatus.........................38
5.2 Dynamic Performances Experiment..................38
5.2.1 Experiment at 6.5kV............................39
5.2.2 Experiment at 14kV.............................46
5.3 Discussions......................................55
Chapter 6 Conclusion.................................77
References...........................................78
CV of Yen-Kuei Chu	...................................81


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<Creator.translated>Ren-Huei Hua</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>Optimization of Heat Pump System in Heating  Water System</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Optimizatio</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>Heat Pump</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>In this research, we utilize heat pump system, which can absorb thermal energy from atmosphere, to heat up the water system. In addition, this system, which can cause appropriate supply of power for consumers and cut the operating cost for the purpose of energy conservation and carbon reduction, is designed to substitute for the traditional energy-consuming hot-water boiler.
Equipping with heat pump system in large-scale thermal water system, we frequently wonder how to design for fitting the size of the main instrument. Even with the accumulation of experience or oversized fabrication designs, many systems are doomed to optimize poorly between operating and cost efficiencies; that is, those charge us more for unnecessary assembly and operating expenses.
In this thesis statement, we derived the best solution to the optimization from the Microsoft Excel program by regarding life-cycle costing as objective function, viewing sizes of heat pump system, water tanks and devices for heating system as variable functions respectively.
Analyzing simulation results of assumptions, we acquired that the heat pump system design of the optimized model, with unity and convergence of the best solution, can work as well under different loading conditions.

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<Title.translated>Study of Crystallization Behavior and Physical Properties of PLA/PTT/MBS System </Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>PTT</Subject.translated>
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<Subject.translated>Isothermal Crystallization Kinetics</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>thermal properties</Subject.translated>
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<Description.abstract.translated>In this study, organic environmental polymer (PLLA) and new-type textile polymer (PTT) and impact modifier MBS were melt-mixed in brabender. Thermal gravimetric (TGA) result shows the residue and weight lose temperature will improve with the increase of PTT and MBS. Differential scanning calorimetry(DSC) nonisothermal experiment can find PLA glass temperature were shift to low temperature when MBS added. PTT glass temperature and cold crystallization were disappear when MBS added. From isothermal-crystallization analysis, the crystallization rate of PTT were increase when MBS added. The value of Avrami exponent n has maximum when MBS was 5 phr. X-ray diffraction (XRD) observing the characteristic peaks growth and decline, showed that the degree of crystallinity of blend were descend when MBS added.
    We also used scanning electron microscopy(SEM), polarized-light microscopy (POM) to observe the morphology of each blend. Under the POM, the results clearly show the different morphology of melt and cold crystallization. In PLA-rich blend,tensile strength were descrease and elongation increase when MBS added.In PTT-rich blend and PLA/PTT 50/50, tensile strength and elongation were both descrease when MBS added.

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In this study, the effect of unmodified MWNTs and modified MWNTs with PI were also discussed. The structure of modified MWNTs was characterized by Fourier transform infrared spectrometer and Raman spectrometer. The thermal properties of PI-MWNTs nanocomposites were analyzed by Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). The mechanical properties and hardness of PI-MWNTs nanocomposites were tested by Universal Test Machine. The electrical conductivity properties of PI-MWNTs nanocomposites were obtained by Super Megohmmeter. The morphology and dispersion of PI-MWNTs nanocomposites were observed by Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and Scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
We concluded that MWNTs were modified successfully from FTIR and Raman observations. The TGA results indicated that the adding MWNTs at 0.6% thermal stability of PI-modified MWNTs nanocomposites were improved most. The electrical conductivity property of PI-modified MWNTs nanocomposites were also increased by adding MWNTs. The electrostatic charge (ESC) criterion of thin films could be achieved when modified-MWNTs nanocomposites was added about 1.8wt%. The results of TEM and SEM indicated that the compatibility of modified-MWNTs nanocomposites was better than that of the unmodified-MWNTs nanocomposites.

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<Creator.translated>Yung-Cheng Chang</Creator.translated>
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<Title.translated>Investigation of dispersion and flame retardant of insulating maaterial/clay nanocomposites</Title.translated>
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<Subject.translated>melt intercalation</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>nanocomposite</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>thermal property</Subject.translated>
<Subject.translated>d-spacing</Subject.translated>

<Description.abstract>¥»¬ã¨s§Q¥Îº²¿Ä´¡¼hªk¤§²V·Ò¤èªk»s³ÆEPDM/Kevlar/organoclay/Mg(OH)2©`¦Ì½Æ¦X§÷®Æ¡A¦b¦¹¬ã¨s¤¤¡A²Ä¤@³¡¤À¨Ï¥Î¶ìÃÐ»ö¥Hº²¿Ä´¡¼hªk»s³ÆEPDM/organoclay½Æ§÷¡A±µµÛ±NKevlar»PEPDM/organoclay°µ¥R¤À²V·Ò¡A»s¦¨EPDM/Kevlar/organoclay©`¦Ì½Æ§÷¡A¨Ã±´°Q©`¦ÌÂH¤g¹ï©ó½Æ§÷¨äµ²ºc¡B¾÷±ñ©Ê½è¡B¼ö©Ê½è¡Bª«²z©Ê½è¤§¼vÅT¡A²Ä¤G³¡¤À«h¬O±NMg(OH)2²K¥[©ó©`¦Ì½Æ§÷EPDM/Kevlar/organoclay¤¤¡A¨Ã±´°QMg(OH)2¹ï½Æ§÷µ²ºc»P¼ö©Ê½è¤§¼vÅT¡C¨Ï¥Îx-rayÂ¶®g»ö¤ÎTEMÆ[¹î½Æ¦X§÷®Æ¤ºÂH¤gªº©`¦Ì¯Åµ²ºc¼h»P½Æ§÷«¬ºA¡A§Q¥Î¸U¯à¸ÕÅç¾÷¨Ó´ú¶q¾÷±ñ©Ê½èÅÜ¤Æ¡A¨Ã´ú¶q¨ä¤ñ­«¡Bµw«×µ¥ª«²z©Ê½è¡B¦Ü©ó¼ö©Ê½è¤è­±¡A«h¥HTGA¡BLOI¡B®ñ¤AÍPµK¬y¸ÕÅç¬°¥D¡C
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<Description.abstract.translated>In this study, the EPDM/Kevlar/Organoclay/Mg(OH)2 nanocomposites were prepared by melt intercalation. In the research, the first part is prepared EPDM/Organoclay nanocomposites by melt-blended in brabender, and then add Kevlar to produre EPDM/Organoclay nanocomposites to get EPDM/Kevlar/Organoclay nanocomposites. We investigate the effect of structure, mechanical properties, thermal properties and physical properties of organoclay in the EPDM/Kevlar/Organoclay nanocomposites. The second part is to add Mg(OH)2 into EPDM/Kevlar/Organoclay nanocomposites, then to study its structure and thermal properties. This experiment will use X-ray diffraction (XRD) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to observe the dispersion and morphology of clay in nanocomposites. The universal testing mechine is used to get machanical properties. Then we measure the specific gravity and hardness, and use Thermogravimentriic Analyzer (TGA), LOI and Oxyacetylene Torch Test to measure the thermal properties.
The results of XRD and TEM showed the silicate layers of the clay were exfoliated and dispersed in the rubber. The results of TGA and tensile test show that when we add nano organoclay to EPDM/Kevlar composite, the nanocomposites exhibit improvement in thermal and mechanical properties. After we add Mg(OH)2, the nanocomposites have great improvement in thermal properties.

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     4.3 EK/OMMT»PEK/OMMT/Mg(OH)2¤§©Ô¦ù´ú¸Õ¤ÀªR	44
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<Description.abstract.translated>  Notebook is the key of 3C industry in Taiwan. In global shipping amount; have over 90% been designed and produced by Taiwan&apos;&apos;s OEM/ODM. To provide the product of meeting customer requirement on time can help customer uccessfully occupy market share. This paper utilize the method of quality function deployment (QFD 1¡X5) to assist ODM quickly grasping customer requirement at the initial of product development then systematically transfer these requirement to technical require, parts design, process and production plan. Make ODM resource be properly distributed and the goal be set. Specially; In QFD fifth phase to purchasing, outside the committee and producing the part to get all the materials plan and manage. To use QFD 1¡X5 combine TRIZ method develop the process structure of solving management, communication conflict, which exist between R&amp;D team. It effectively solve the problem occurring in QFD 1¡X5 phase via TRIZ 40 principles. This paper Notebook MB development case study conclusion; In QFD 1¡X5 combining TRIZ solve the problem management and communication conflict existing product development team. We get most common TRIZ innovation principles as: 10 Preliminary action (prevention), 18 Mechanical vibration (concurrent &amp; coordination), 32 Optical changes (increase transparency). These fit the concept new product development must include error prevention, conduct concurrent, enhances control the capacity index of vendor, which include quality, cost, delivery and service. The method QFD combining TRIZ provide a systematic conflict problem solving process and structure, which provide useful innovation principle and help manager solve these problem.

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