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  • 1281. LESE_EO_BA_A_2020_2020.pdf
    Date: 13.01.2021
    Eignungsprüfungsordnung für den Bachelorstudiengang Architektur der Hochschule Kaiserslautern vom 06.05.2020 (Hochschulanzeiger Nr. 4/2020 vom 29. Mai 2020, S. 14) Geändert durch Ordnung vom:  08.12.2020 (Hochschulanzeiger Nr. 13 vom 22. Dezember 2020, S.19) Diese nichtamtliche Lesefassung gilt ab dem WS 2020/2021 für alle Bewerber*innen für den B
  • 1282. LGTBIQ
    Date: 06.01.2025
    Diversity is valued, promoted, and recognized as a source of ideas and a driver of innovation at the University of Kaiserslautern. People of all sexual identities, as well as trans*, intersex*, and other non-binary individuals, are warmly welcomed. The University of Kaiserslautern is committed to fostering respectful and appreciative interac
  • 1283. LGTBIQ
    Date: 06.01.2025
    The abbreviation LGBTIQ stands for "Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgender, Intersex, & Queers." In German, the acronym LSBTIQ ("Lesben, Schwule, Bisexuelle, Trans*, Inter* und Queers") is often used. This is by no means a homogeneous group, and a fundamental distinction must be made between sexual orientation and gender identity. Gende
  • 1284. LGTBIQ
    Date: 22.03.2022
    Contact Persons LGBTIQ Diversity is valued, promoted, and recognized as a source of ideas and a driver of innovation at the University of Kaiserslautern. People of all sexual identities, as well as trans*, intersex*, and other non-binary individuals, are warmly welcomed. The University of Kaiserslautern is committed to fostering respectf
  • 1285. LGTBIQ - LGBTIQ
    Date: 06.01.2025
    LGBTIQ
  • Name Change for Trans* and Intersex* Students Gender diversity is a reality, and the University of Kaiserslautern considers it its responsibility to create conditions that enable studying with minimal discrimination. The goal is to make gender diversity visible and to strengthen it. Following this principle, an environment should be created that a
  • The specimens used in SteBLife are characterized by a stepped geometry with different test section diameters, which leads to different local stress amplitudes along the specimen axis under cyclic loading (Fig. 2, bottom left).
  • The fatigue tests are carried out at a constant force amplitude Fa or stress amplitude σa and the material response (MR) is recorded using various measuring methods. Due to the geometry of the specimen, 5 alternating deformation curves can be recorded simultaneously. The alternating deformation curves form the basis for the σa-MR correlations
  • Following the SteBLifemsb approach, the results of the 5 tests carried out are analyzed with respect to the number of cycles NB and the sa-NB relationship (Fig. 4). Both NB and the σa-NB relationship show scatter, which can be attributed to material inhomogeneities, among other things. According to the Gaussian distribution, NB can be determined
  • Based on the calculated NB and bM values, the Wöhler curves are then calculated with scatter bands for Pf = 5%, 50% and 95%. The results are shown in Fig. 5 together with the fracture load cycles of 11 ESV performed with conventional Hourglass specimens.
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