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Lecturer(s)
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Sýkora Ivan, Ing.
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Košťálová Jana, Ing. Ph.D.
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Burgetová Eva, doc. Ing. CSc.
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Červenka Jan, Ing.
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Vojtíšková Dagmar, Ing.
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Course content
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1. Vertical traffic routes and their structure; calculation of a stairway 2. A stairway in masonry and monolithic structures made of reinforced concrete 3. A stairway in buildings assembled of prefabricated elements 4. Elevators 5. Moving stairways and sidewalks 6. The design of roof trusses 7. Waterproofing of the underground part of buildings 8. Chimneys; dilatation joints in buildings 9. Hall structures and their classification 10. Hall structures with a predominantly tensioned roof 11. Hall structures with a predominantly bended roof 12. Hall structures with a predominantly compressed roof 13. Other systems (overpressure membranes, textile structures) 14. Anchorage and fixing in load-bearing structures Exercises: The contents of the exercises are related to the lectures
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monological explanation (lecture, presentation,briefing)
- Class attendance
- 56 hours per semester
- Preparation for credit
- 20 hours per semester
- Preparation for exam
- 45 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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TThe second series of the core lectures of building construction. It focuses on the cladding structures of buildings (perimeter and roof cladding). It deals in more detail with the compositions, details and materials of cladding constructions. The current issues of building insulation and diffusely open and closed perimeter cladding are also discussed. Seminars are focused on application of knowledge about constructional systems of multi-storey buildings, namely by the elaboration of an assigned structural system (prefabricated and monolithic system), including its founding. Lectures: 1. - 2. Cladding structures of buildings (perimeter and roof cladding) - requirements, standards, physical principles 3. - 4. Compositions and materials of cladding constructions 5. Details and examples of circuit constructions 6. Details and examples of roof structures 7. Problems with thermal insulation of buildings 8. Diffusely open perimeter structures 9. Diffusively closed structures 10. ETICS 11. Examples of solutions - faults 12. Professional field trip
The student will be independently capable to orientate oneself in two areas of building physics: thermal and moisture behavior of buildings. He will be able to evaluate fundamental climatology aspects and influence of undirect loadings.
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Prerequisites
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Unspecified
KPS/STAV1
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral exam, Practical demonstration of acquired skills
Initial required knowledge: US, UM, ST1 Requirements for the credit: A form with records by the instructors on consultations provided Requirements for the examination: Attendance at a minimum of ten lectures (a condition the student must meet in order to be admitted to an examination) Knowledge of the curriculum covered in the lectures is required for the examination
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Recommended literature
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Hutcheon, N., Handegord, G. Building science for a cold climate. John Willey and Sons, 1983.
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Kulhánek, F. Stavební fyzika II, Stavební tepelná technika. ČVUT Praha, 2003.
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Pánek, J., Rojík, V., Krňanský, J. Technicko-fyzikální analýza staveb. ČVUT Praha, 1989.
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Řehánek, J., Janouš, A., Kučera, P. Tepelně technické a energetické vlastnosti budov. Grada Publishing, 2002.
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