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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

Students will gain basic knowledge of the assembly processes, internal and finishing works. Student will be able to process the basic construction technology preparation documents, i.e. technological directive and time schedule of construction works for these assembly processes and the processes during the final phases of construction works.

Basic knowledge of designing and planning of building constructions, traffic constructions and utility services.

Not applicable.

The course is taught through lectures, practical classes and self-study assignments. Attendance at lectures is optional, but attendance at classes is compulsory.

In order to obtain the credits student must actively participate during sessions (only 2 absences allowed), must submit the technological directives they completed during the term including the attachment with technical drawings.
The exam consists of written and oral part.

1. Introduction into the sphere of erection, inner and finishing processes. Sequence of individual processes, links, necessary technology breaks. Principles of partitions execution – masonry, made of glass blocks and assembled of segments and skeletal. Readiness of construction, flow-charts, tests, quality control.
2. Installation processes. Establishment of inner sewage system. Water and central heating distributions Installation of interior gas duct and electric distributions. Function ability and safety tests.Execution of building water, heat, noise, vibration insulations and insulations against chemical impacts. Flow-charts, readiness of constructions, links, quality control, tests.
3.Assembly processes. Principles of production, transportation and storing of semi-products. Assembly of buildings of reinforced concrete semi-products. Readiness of the site for assembly. Assembly procedures, cranes, optimisation of their selection. Quality requirements for assembled structures.
4. Assembly of steel structures. Production of structural elements, principles of haulage and storage. Readiness of the site for assembly, pre-assembly areas. Optimisation of assembly methods and procedures. Requirements for quality and accuracy of assembled structures.
5.Building structure surface treatment – interior plasterwork and external coatings, types, flow-charts, readiness of the background, technology breaks, flatness requirements, quality inspection.
6. Execution of interior and external linings, systems, technology procedures, requirements for construction readiness. Contact and grid linings. Quality requirements, quality inspection method. Establishment of ceiling soffits. Technology operations. Time demand. Flatness requirements and their inspection.
7.Working and protective scaffoldings. Types, division. Working procedures and assembly principles for segment, element and spatial scaffoldings. Scaffolding design, static assessment, stability and safety measures.
Erection of enclosing shells and roof claddings.
8. Laying of floors and paving. Types, material options. Working procedures, requirements for technology breaks. Quality requirements and their inspection.
9.Paintings and wall, timber and steel structure coatings. Types of painting and coating materials, their classification and applicability. Requirements for the base, application method, quality inspection.
10.Execution of buried services and roads.
11.Mechanisation of building operations, definitions, tasks and degree of mechanisation. Capacity of machines and machine gangs.Construction machines for earth works, basic division. Excavators – division according to the drive design, operation and bogie.
12. Machines and equipment for concreting works and reinforced concreting. Mixers, concrete mixing plants, reinforcement bending plants and vibrators.
13. Machines and equipment for vertical transportation. Types of cranes, features and capacities.

Not applicable.

·Acquiring knowledge of selected construction processes, on requirements for their readiness before execution, balance of sources, principles of technology procedures of individual construction processes, their sequence and links, requirements for their quality, safety and environment protection in the course of their realization.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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Firemní literatura, odborné časopisy. 0.
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26 hours, compulsory

1.Introduction, credit requirements, individual assignment
2.Finishing of assembled partitions in the building structure, technological regulations and work schedule
3-4. Assembly of reinforced concrete prefabricated elements, technological regulations, principles of work safety, and methods of assembly.
5-6. Design of the construction site for the assembly of the skeleton frame, selection of lifting device, operation principles at a construction site
7. Insulation works, water insulation, sound insulation, Rn insulation
8. Control exercises, deadline for the assigned protocols
9. site visits aimed at internal and finishing works
10-11. Interior plastering, technological regulations, time schedule
12. Floor wearing surfaces, technological regulations, choice of alternative floor tiles
13. Credits