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Institute of Concrete and Masonry Structures (BZK)

Student will learn the problems of the course and will get under control the course aims, within the meaning of obtaining knowledge and skills in the field of special topics of design and realization of concrete, steel, timber and composite structures, concretized in the course schedule.
Students will learn basic ideas of nonlinear fracture mechanics and create simple computational model of concrete beam failure in ATENA software.

geotechnics, structural mechanics, theory of elasticity, design of concrete, steel and timber members and structures

Not required co-requisites.

Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations. Education runs in a form controlled consultations (introductory workshop and further consultations). Controlled consultations are focused on the discussion and control of tasks defined for individual works.

To gain the credit, the students should calculate technical tasks defined individually. The students are obliged to consult the task continuously in the given terms and submit it to the fixed date. An exam consists both of the written part and the theoretical part. To pass the exam successfully, both parts should be accomplished.

1. Foundation structures as a part of the reliability system “subsoil – foundation – overground structure”. Limit states of subsoil and foundation structures.
2. Interactive models of system: subsoil – foundation – structure above foundation. Software Soilin.
3. Shallow foundations. Footings of precast structures (pocket foundation) – detail design. Toroidal and shell foundations. Box and massive blocks foundations.
4. Deep foundations. Pile foundations, group of piles, footings above piles. Anchored and non-anchored underground concrete walls.
5. Foundations dynamically loaded. Response of machines on dynamic load action.
6. Introduction into non-linear mechanics of continua. Fracture mechanical parameters of materials.
7. Modelling of concrete structure failures by FEM (Finite elements method).Constitutive relations for concrete and others quasibrittle materials.
8. Software ATENA, application.
9. Reliability calculation of structures from quasibrittle materials.
10. Structural and static solution of steel multi-storey buildings and space framed structures.
11. Basic principles of structural and static solution of timber space framed structures.
12. Basic principles of structural and static solution of composite steel-concrete structures of multi-storey buildings.
13. Foundations in the clearances, in the special conditions, at constructions and in the undermining areas.

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Design of different type of concrete load-bearing structures.
Design of foundations in conventional and special conditions.
Modelling the failures and reliability calculation of the structures from concrete and the other quasi-brittle materials.
Principles of design of spatial framed systems from steel, timber and composite steel-concrete members.

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

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JOHNSON, R. P. a BUCKBY, R. J.: Composite Structures of Steel and Concrete - Vol. 1: Beams, Slabs, Columns and Frames for Buildings. London: COLLINS, 1986. (EN)
BLASS, H. J. et al.: Timber Engineering - STEP 2. Almere, Netherlands: Centrum Hout, 1995. ISBN 9056450026. (EN)
BOWLES, Joseph E.: Foundation Analysis and Design. McGraw-Hill, 1996. ISBN 978-0-07-118844-9. (EN)
BAŽANT, Zdeněk P. a PLANAS, Jaime: Fracture and size effect of concrete structures and other quasibrittle materials. Boca Raton, Florida and London: CRC Press, 1998. ISBN 0-8493-8284-X. (EN)
SCI-The Steel Construction Institute: ESDEP-European Steel Design Education Programme. U.K., 2000. (EN)
NILSON, Artur, DARWIN, David a DOLAN, Charles: Design of Concrete Structures. New York: McGraf-Hill, 2009. ISBN 978-0073293493. (EN)
BALÁZS, György L. (Ed.) et al.: Structural Concrete: Textbook on behaviour, design and performance. 2nd. ed.. Lausanne: International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib), 2009. ISBN 978-2-88394-091-81. (EN)

BRADÁČ, Jiří: Základové konstrukce. Brno: VUT, 1995. ISBN 80-85867-60-5. (CS)
TEPLÝ, Břetislav a Novák, Drahomír: Spolehlivost stavebních konstrukcí. Brno: VUT, 1996. (CS)
ČÍRTEK, Ladislav: Betonové konstrukce II. Konstrukce prutové a základové. Brno: VUT, 1999. ISBN 80-214-1543-6. (CS)
ČERVENKA, V. a PUKL, R.: ATENA - Program documentation. Praha: Červenka Consulting, 2000.
ZICH, Miloš, KERŠNER, Zbyněk, PUKL, Radomír, NOVÁK, Drahomír, KARMAZÍNOVÁ, Marcela a BAJER, Miroslav: Vybrané stati z nosných konstrukcí budov. Modul M01 až M04 (studijní opora v elektronické podobě). Brno: VUT, 2006. (CS)
ZICH, Miloš a kolektiv: Příklady posouzení betonových prvků dle Eurokódů. Praha: Verlag Dashöfer, 2010. ISBN 978-80-86897-38-7. (CS)

26 hours, compulsory

1. Foundation structures as a part of the reliability system “subsoil – foundation – above-ground structure”. Limit states of subsoil and foundation structures.
2. Footings of precast structures (pocket foundation) – detail design.
3. Footings of precast structures (pocket foundation) – detail design, drawings.
4. Deep foundations, footings above piles, design of reinforcement.
5. Control.
6. Introduction into non-linear mechanics of continua. Fracture mechanical parameters of materials.
7. Modelling of concrete structure failures by FEM (Finite elements method). Constitutive relations for concrete and others quasi-brittle materials.
8. Software ATENA, application. Calculation of reliability of structures made from quasi-brittle materials.
9. Structural and static solution of steel multi-storey buildings and space framed structures.
10. Basic principles of structural and static solution of timber space framed structures.
11. Basic principles of structural and static solution of composite steel-concrete structures of multi-storey buildings.
12. Final correction.
13. Design submission. Credit.