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Lecturer(s)
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Vísner Václav, Ing. Ph.D.
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Course content
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1st week: Process of design of structures, durability, situations for design, principles for reliability-based design, resistance of a structure, ultimate limit state, serviceability limit state, materials for timber structures, classes of humidity. 2nd week: Design of timber elements using the standard ČSN EN 1995. Ultimate limit state, serviceability limit state. 3rd week: Main types of solicitation. Traction, compression, stability of an ideal element, local stability, effective length for planar buckling, effective length for torsion, effective lengths for single beams, systems of beams and frames. Second order theory, buckling resistance, bearing capacity of a compressed element, composed beams. 4th week: Bending, bearing capacity for bending, tridimensional bending, stability during bending. 5th week: Combination of solicitations, tension and bending, compression and bending, bending and torsion. 6th week: Glued connections, nailed connections, clipped connections, bolted connections, peg connections, screwed connections, carpenter connections, dowel connections. 7the week: Serviceability limit state, deformation, slippage in connection points, limit deformations, oscillation of structures. 8th week: Planar timber structures, beams, full beams, truss girders, details of structures, purlins. 9th week: Tridimensional stiffness of timber structures, ways of increasing, timber roof systems. 10th week: Timber structures for simple buildings. 11th week: Design of timber structures considering the effects of fire, main principles, main procedures for the design. 12th week: Methods for stating the fire resistance of a structure. 13th week: Protection of timber structures, structural protection of wood, wood-destroying funguses, wood-destroying insects, means for protecting wood.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Lecture, Practicum
- Contact hours
- 52 hours per semester
- Undergraduate study programme term essay (20-40)
- 23 hours per semester
- Preparation for an examination (30-60)
- 30 hours per semester
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| Knowledge |
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| The student knows: - main principles used in structures, main materials and their use from the courses Constructions I, II and III, Construction materials and Reliability and safety of structures - the basis of the theory used in mechanics, elasticity, plasticity and statics |
| name non - load - bearing building structures including partitions, floors, coverings and surfaces |
| know the basics and curriculum of structural mechanics and structural engineering for the design of simple structures |
| know the subject of elasticity and strength in the range of basic stresses - pressure, tension, bending, shear, torsion |
| know the procedures and normative requirements for determining loads and their combinations for calculations according to limit states |
| recognize building materials, especially wood-based ones |
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| determine load-bearing and non-load-bearing structures of buildings |
| assemble loads and their combinations according to valid standards EN 1990 Design principles |
| recognize basic cases of stress - pressure, tension, bending, shear, torsion |
| read and create simple construction drawings - floor plan, section |
| calculate internal forces on simple structures - simple and continuous beam, bracket, verticals, diagonals |
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| to gain knowledge about traditional and modern load-bearing wooden structures of buildings |
| gain knowledge and technical information about wood materials |
| gain knowledge about the design of load-bearing timber structures |
| gain knowledge about the design of bent, pressed and draw elements made of wood and wood-based materials |
| gain knowledge about the design of joints of wooden elements |
| gain knowledge about pests, degradation and wood protection |
| to gain knowledge about fire protection of wood and determination of fire resistance |
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| define the differences between the individual structures |
| be familiar with the use of wood-based materials Bottom Up Edit |
| choose suitable wooden structures for placement in the building and for the given type of building |
| solve material design and design of individual vertical and horizontal structures, design of their profile and joints |
| design protection of wood against pests, moisture or fire |
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| Lecture with visual aids |
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| Combined exam |
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| Combined exam |
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Recommended literature
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ČSN EN 1990 ( 73 0002) Eurokód: Zásady navrhování konstrukcí. Praha : Český normalizační institut, 2004.
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ČSN EN 1991 - Zatížení stavebních konstrukcí.
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ČSN EN 1995-1-1 (73 1701) Eurokód 5: Navrhování dřevěných konstrukcí. Část 1-1, Obecná pravidla - Společná pravidla a pravidla pro pozemní stavby = Eurocode 5: Design of timber structures - Part 1-1: General - Common rules and rules.
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Petr Kuklík, A. Kuklíková, K. Mikeš. Dřevěné konstrukce 1- cvičení.
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Petr Kuklík. Dřevěné konstrukce. 2005.
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Wald Fr. a kolektiv. Výpočet požární odolnosti stavebních konstrukcí. ČVUT Praha, 2005.
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