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Transferring the outstanding intrinsic properties of graphene nanoplatelets on toughened, flame retardant polypropylene (PP-FR), polyamide 12 (PA 12) and polystyrene-b-poly(ethylene-co-butylene)-b-polystyrene (SEBS) aimed at a simultaneous improvement of mechanical load capacity and electrical conductivity in addition to fire behavior and gas barrier properties of thermoplastics and thermoplastic elastomers. Furthermore, the influence of TRGO upon superstructure formation and the resulting properties was examined within the fabrication of all-PE/graphene hybrid nanocomposites.The reinforcing character of TRGO was evaluated by the use of conventional and recently developed commercial carbon additives within the formation of PP-FR-, PA 12- and SEBS-nanocomposites using common melt compounding techniques. In addition to expanded graphites EG 40 and EG 60, multi-layer graphenes MLG 250 and MLG 350 served as platelet-like reference fillers, owning decreasing particle sizes and remaining stacks of graphene nanosheets. Moreover, CB and CNTs were employed as well-known comparative carbon additives of spherical and tubular nanofiller morphology and varying aspect ratios, respectively.PP-FR coating with TRGO- and carbon dispersions as well as subsequent melt extrusion and injection molding succeeded to produce electrically conductive PP-FR nanocomposites of enhanced stiffness, which likewise offered improved flame retardancy. Thereby, the incorporation of TRGO accounted for highest modulus increase (+ 80 %) and the most efficient reduction of maximum heat release rate (- 74 %) at simultaneously enhanced electrical conductivity (1E-6 S/cm), which can be attributed to excellent FG dispersibility and the distinct formation of percolating TRGO network-like structures. MLG 350 and MLG 250 induced similar effects, although not reaching the range of absolute values achieved with TRGO due to poorer MLG exfoliation and dispersion performance. In contrast, the comparison of platelet-like fillers revealed that the incorporation of EG 60 and EG 40 offered significantly lower property synergies caused by insufficient graphite separation and the resulting formation of inhomogeneous microcomposites. Moreover, PP-FR nanocomposites ...', 'Zusammenfassung: Die Zielsetzung dieser Arbeit bestand in der Erzeugung multifunktional verstärkter Polymernanokomposite eines bislang unbekannten Materialeigenschaftsprofils durch Einarbeitung funktionalisierter Graphene (FGs) auf der Basis von thermisch reduziertem Graphitoxid (TRGO). Hierbei zielte die Übertragung der außergewöhnlichen Eigenschaften der Graphen-Nanoplättchen auf zähmodifiziertes, flammgeschütztes Polypropylen (PP-FR), Polyamid 12 (PA 12) und Polystyrol-b-Poly(Ethylen-co-Butylen)-b-Poly-styrol (SEBS) auf eine simultane Verbesserung der Mechanik, der elektrischen Leitfähigkeit und des Brand- oder Barriereverhaltens in Thermoplasten und thermoplastischen Elastomeren ab. Darüber hinaus wurde der Einfluss von TRGO auf die Überstrukturbildung und die Eigenschaften ternärer All-PE/Graphen-Hybridnanokomposite untersucht.Der verstärkende TRGO-Charakter wurde im Zuge der Kompositbildung durch Schmelzcompoundierung von PP-FR, PA 12 und SEBS anhand der vergleichenden Einarbeitung konventioneller, sowie in der Entwicklungsphase befindlicher, kommerzieller Kohlenstoffadditive evaluiert. Neben den expandierten Graphiten EG 40 und EG 60 dienten die Multilagengraphene MLG 250 und MLG 350 hierbei als plättchenförmige Referenzfüllstoffe mit einer in dieser Reihenfolge abnehmenden Partikelgröße und Graphenlagenzahl. Ferner kamen mit CNTs und CB auch Kohlenstofffüllstoffe mit zylindrischer und sphärischer Morphologie und abweichenden Aspektverhältnissen als gut erforschte Referenzsysteme zum Einsatz. Durch die Beschichtung von PP-FR mit TRGO- und Kohlenstoffdispersionen, sowie die anschließende Schmelzextrusion bei nachfolgendem Spritzguss, gelang es steifere, elektrisch leitfähige PP-FR-Nanokomposite mit optimierten Brandverhalten herzustellen. Die Einarbeitung von TRGO bewirkte hierbei den höchsten Modulzuwachs (+ 80 %) und die effizienteste Reduktion der maximalen Wärmeabgaberate im Brandfall (- 74 %) bei gleichzeitiger Erhöhung der Leitvermögens (1E-6 S/cm), und lässt sich auf die hervorragende Dispergierfähigkeit und die ausgeprägte Bildung perkolierender TRGO-Netzwerkstrukturen zurückführen. MLG 350 und MLG 250 zeigten ähnliche Effekte, erreichten aufgrund ihrer schlechteren Exfolierung aber dispersionsbedingt nicht den mit TRGO erzielten Absolutwertebereich. 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A quantitative climate reconstruction using fossil pollen records was achieved through analysis of sediment core recovered from Lake Donggi Cona (in the north-eastern part of the TP) which has been dated back to the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). A new data-set of modern pollen collected from large lakes in arid to semi-arid regions of central Asia is also presented herein. The concept of \"pollen source area\" was introduced to modern climate calibration based on pollen from large lakes, and was applied to the fossil pollen sequence from Lake Donggi Cona. Extremely dry conditions were found to have dominated the LGM, and a subsequent gradually increasing trend in moisture during the Late Glacial period was terminated by an abrupt reversion to a dry phase that lasted for about 1000 years and coincided with the first Heinrich Event of the northern Atlantic region. Subsequent periods corresponding to the warm B\u00f8lling-Aller\u00f8d period and the Younger Dryas cold event were followed by moist conditions during the early Holocene, with annual precipitation of up to about 400 mm. A slightly drier trend after 9 cal ka BP was then followed by a second wet phase during the middle Holocene that lasted until 4.5 cal ka BP. Relatively steady conditions with only slight fluctuations then dominated the late Holocene, resulting in the present climatic conditions. In order to investigate the relationship between vegetation and climate, temporal variations in the possible driving factors for vegetation change on the northern TP were examined using a high resolution late Holocene pollen record from Lake Kusai. Moving-window Redundancy Analyses (RDAs) were used to evaluate the correlations between pollen assemblages and individual sedimentary proxies. These analyses have revealed frequent fluctuations in the relative abundances of alpine steppe and alpine desert components, and in particular a decrease in the total vegetation cover at around 1500 cal a BP. The climate was found to have had an important influence on vegetation changes when conditions were relatively wet and stable. However, after the 1500 cal a BP threshold in vegetation cover was crossed the vegetation appears to have been affected more by extreme events such as dust storms or fluvial erosion than by the general climatic trends. In addition, pollen spectra over the last 600 years have been revealed by Procrustes analysis to be significantly different from those recovered from older samples, which is attributed to an increased human impact that resulted in unprecedented changes to the composition of the vegetation. Theoretical models that have been developed and widely applied to the European area (i.e. the Extended R-Value (ERV) model and the Regional Estimates of Vegetation Abundance from Large Sites (REVEALS) model) have been applied to the high alpine TP ecosystems in order to investigate the pollen-vegetation relationships, as well as for quantitative reconstructions of vegetation abundance. The modern pollen\u2013vegetation relationships for four common pollen species on the TP have been investigated using Poaceae as the reference taxa. The ERV Submodel 2 yielded relatively high PPEs for the steppe and desert taxa (Artemisia Chenopodiaceae), and low PPEs for the Cyperaceae that are characteristic of the alpine Kobresia meadows. The plant abundances on the central and north-eastern TP were quantified by applying these PPEs to four post-Late Glacial fossil pollen sequences. 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By analogy with the early Holocene, intensification of the ISM during coming decades could lead to increased aridification elsewhere as a result of the asynchronous nature of the monsoon subsystems, as can already be observed in the meteorological data from the last 15 years. A quantitative climate reconstruction using fossil pollen records was achieved through analysis of sediment core recovered from Lake Donggi Cona (in the north-eastern part of the TP) which has been dated back to the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). A new data-set of modern pollen collected from large lakes in arid to semi-arid regions of central Asia is also presented herein. The concept of "pollen source area" was introduced to modern climate calibration based on pollen from large lakes, and was applied to the fossil pollen sequence from Lake Donggi Cona. Extremely dry conditions were found to have dominated the LGM, and a subsequent gradually increasing trend in moisture during the Late Glacial period was terminated by an abrupt reversion to a dry phase that lasted for about 1000 years and coincided with the first Heinrich Event of the northern Atlantic region. Subsequent periods corresponding to the warm Bølling-Allerød period and the Younger Dryas cold event were followed by moist conditions during the early Holocene, with annual precipitation of up to about 400 mm. A slightly drier trend after 9 cal ka BP was then followed by a second wet phase during the middle Holocene that lasted until 4.5 cal ka BP. Relatively steady conditions with only slight fluctuations then dominated the late Holocene, resulting in the present climatic conditions. In order to investigate the relationship between vegetation and climate, temporal variations in the possible driving factors for vegetation change on the northern TP were examined using a high resolution late Holocene pollen record from Lake Kusai. Moving-window Redundancy Analyses (RDAs) were used to evaluate the correlations between pollen assemblages and individual sedimentary proxies. These analyses have revealed frequent fluctuations in the relative abundances of alpine steppe and alpine desert components, and in particular a decrease in the total vegetation cover at around 1500 cal a BP. The climate was found to have had an important influence on vegetation changes when conditions were relatively wet and stable. However, after the 1500 cal a BP threshold in vegetation cover was crossed the vegetation appears to have been affected more by extreme events such as dust storms or fluvial erosion than by the general climatic trends. In addition, pollen spectra over the last 600 years have been revealed by Procrustes analysis to be significantly different from those recovered from older samples, which is attributed to an increased human impact that resulted in unprecedented changes to the composition of the vegetation. Theoretical models that have been developed and widely applied to the European area (i.e. the Extended R-Value (ERV) model and the Regional Estimates of Vegetation Abundance from Large Sites (REVEALS) model) have been applied to the high alpine TP ecosystems in order to investigate the pollen-vegetation relationships, as well as for quantitative reconstructions of vegetation abundance. The modern pollen–vegetation relationships for four common pollen species on the TP have been investigated using Poaceae as the reference taxa. The ERV Submodel 2 yielded relatively high PPEs for the steppe and desert taxa (Artemisia Chenopodiaceae), and low PPEs for the Cyperaceae that are characteristic of the alpine Kobresia meadows. The plant abundances on the central and north-eastern TP were quantified by applying these PPEs to four post-Late Glacial fossil pollen sequences. The reconstructed vegetation assemblages for the four pollen sequences always yielded smaller compositional species turnovers than suggested by the pollen spectra, indicating that the strength of the previously-reported vegetation changes may therefore have been overestimated. In summary, the key findings of this thesis are that (a) the two ASM subsystems show asynchronous patterns during both the Holocene and modern time periods, (b) fossil pollen records from large lakes reflect regional signals for which the pollen source areas need to be taken into account, (c) climate is not always the main driver for vegetation change, and (d) previously reported vegetation changes on the TP may have been overestimated because they ignored inter-species variations in pollen productivity'] | ['2011'] | ['http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/iso639-1/en'] | ['commercial licence'] | [[{'@id': 'gnd:4182018-6'}, {'@id': 'gnd:4180674-8'}, {'@id': 'gnd:4160492-1'}, {'@id': 'gnd:4046629-2'}, {'@id': 'gnd:4288494-9'}]] | ['gnd:1074045254', 'gnd:2120681-8', 'gnd:4046629-2', 'gnd:4095373-7', 'gnd:4160492-1', 'gnd:4180674-8', 'gnd:4182018-6', 'gnd:4288494-9', 'https://www.tib.eu/de/suchen/id/TIBKAT%3A83104943X'] | ['Wang, Yongbo', 'Universität Potsdam', 'Pollenanalyse', 'Hochland von Tibet', 'Holozän', 'Seesediment', 'Spätglazial', 'Paläoklima'] | 8 |
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} | [] | [] | ['oek'] | ['Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB)'] | [['(ppn)835046427', '(firstid)GBV:835046427']] | [''] | [['(classificationName=bk, id=106414704)85.20 - Betriebliche Information und Kommunikation', '(classificationName=ddc)658.5', '(classificationName=linseach:mapping)oek', '(classificationName=linseach:mapping)mat', '(classificationName=linseach:mapping)inf', '(classificationName=bk, id=106417320)85.03 - Methoden und Techniken der Betriebswirtschaft']] | ['Business process architectures concepts, formalism, and analysis'] | ['Business Process Management has become an integral part of modern organizations in the private and public sector for improving their operations. In the course of Business Process Management efforts, companies and organizations assemble large process model repositories with many hundreds and thousands of business process models bearing a large amount of information. With the advent of large business process model collections, new challenges arise as structuring and managing a large amount of process models, their maintenance, and their quality assurance. This is covered by business process architectures that have been introduced for organizing and structuring business process model collections. A variety of business process architecture approaches have been proposed that align business processes along aspects of interest, e. g., goals, functions, or objects. They provide a high level categorization of single processes ignoring their interdependencies, thus hiding valuable information. The production of goods or the delivery of service…'] | ['2015'] | ['http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/iso639-1/en'] | ['commercial licence'] | [''] | ['gnd:1076588727', 'gnd:4353072-2', 'https://www.tib.eu/de/suchen/id/TIBKAT%3A835046427'] | ['Eid-Sabbagh, Rami-Habib', 'Prozessmanagement'] | 19 |
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