Course Details
Watermanagement Concrete Structures
Academic Year 2023/24
BL004 course is part of 1 study plan
B-P-C-SI (N) / V Winter Semester 4th year
Types of concrete structures of water-service buildings. Monolithic framed structures. Supporting framed structures of storage tanks for liquids and water towers. Foundation structures – footings, continuous footings, grid and mat foundations, deep foundations.
Two-ways slabs – edge and locally supported (flat-slab floor, lifted slabs). Two-way ribbed and cassette plates. Circular plates. Simple and continuous wall beams. Walls with/without stiffening elements. Retaining walls.
Storage structures (bunkers and silos). Storage tanks for liquids, water towers, channels and ducts. Shells, domes and arches.
Application of precast structures. Basic theory of prestressed concrete. Principles of masonry structure design.
Two-ways slabs – edge and locally supported (flat-slab floor, lifted slabs). Two-way ribbed and cassette plates. Circular plates. Simple and continuous wall beams. Walls with/without stiffening elements. Retaining walls.
Storage structures (bunkers and silos). Storage tanks for liquids, water towers, channels and ducts. Shells, domes and arches.
Application of precast structures. Basic theory of prestressed concrete. Principles of masonry structure design.
Course Guarantor
Institute
Objective
To provide students with basic knowledge about concrete structures and constructions design from viewpoint of the static.
To gain ability for design of the principal types of structures of building construction and civil engineering together with preparing relevant technical drawings.
To gain ability for design of the principal types of structures of building construction and civil engineering together with preparing relevant technical drawings.
Knowledge
A student gains these knowledge and skills:
• Knowledge of the principles of static solution of concrete structures and constructions.
• Virtue for designing principal types of structures of building construction and civil engineering together with the ability of preparing relevant technical drawings.
• Knowledge of the principles of static solution of concrete structures and constructions.
• Virtue for designing principal types of structures of building construction and civil engineering together with the ability of preparing relevant technical drawings.
Syllabus
1.-2. Types of concrete structures of water-service buildings. Monolithic frame structures, supporting frame structures of tanks and water reservoirs (outline, calculation, nodes, redistribution, strain).
3.-4. Foundation structures – footings, continuous footings, grids, slabs, deep foundations.
5. Two-way slabs – edge supported.
6. Two-way slabs locally supported (flat-slabs, slabs with enlarged column head). Circular plates.
7. Simple and continuous wall beams. Walls with/without stiffening elements. Retaining walls.
8. Principles of design and reinforcing of storage structures (bunkers and silos). Rectangular and rotary symmetric tanks and water reservoirs.
9. Problems of water-service structures cracking.
10. Water-service structures – troughs, weirs.
11. Water-service structures – channels and ducts.
12. Design and application of shells, domes and arches.
13. Principles of design and application of precast structures. Basic theory of prestressed concrete. Principles of masonry structures design.
3.-4. Foundation structures – footings, continuous footings, grids, slabs, deep foundations.
5. Two-way slabs – edge supported.
6. Two-way slabs locally supported (flat-slabs, slabs with enlarged column head). Circular plates.
7. Simple and continuous wall beams. Walls with/without stiffening elements. Retaining walls.
8. Principles of design and reinforcing of storage structures (bunkers and silos). Rectangular and rotary symmetric tanks and water reservoirs.
9. Problems of water-service structures cracking.
10. Water-service structures – troughs, weirs.
11. Water-service structures – channels and ducts.
12. Design and application of shells, domes and arches.
13. Principles of design and application of precast structures. Basic theory of prestressed concrete. Principles of masonry structures design.
Prerequisites
structural mechanics, theory of elasticity, load, design of concrete structures
Language of instruction
Czech
Credits
4 credits
Semester
winter
Forms and criteria of assessment
course-unit credit and examination
Specification of controlled instruction, the form of instruction, and the form of compensation of the absences
Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.
Offered to foreign students
Not to offer
Course on BUT site
Lecture
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, elective
Syllabus
1.-2. Types of concrete structures of water-service buildings. Monolithic frame structures, supporting frame structures of tanks and water reservoirs (outline, calculation, nodes, redistribution, strain).
3.-4. Foundation structures – footings, continuous footings, grids, slabs, deep foundations.
5. Two-way slabs – edge supported.
6. Two-way slabs locally supported (flat-slabs, slabs with enlarged column head). Circular plates.
7. Simple and continuous wall beams. Walls with/without stiffening elements. Retaining walls.
8. Principles of design and reinforcing of storage structures (bunkers and silos). Rectangular and rotary symmetric tanks and water reservoirs.
9. Problems of water-service structures cracking.
10. Water-service structures – troughs, weirs.
11. Water-service structures – channels and ducts.
12. Design and application of shells, domes and arches.
13. Principles of design and application of precast structures. Basic theory of prestressed concrete. Principles of masonry structures design.
Exercise
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, compulsory
Syllabus
1. Reinforced concrete frame structure (Hall) - task, load calculation, load cases, static system, static calculation of frame.
2. Reinforced concrete frame structure (Hall) - load cases, wind, snow, internal forces, combination of load.
3. Reinforced concrete frame structure (Hall) – design of column, drawing of reinforced column.
4. Reinforced concrete frame structure (Hall) – design of footing, ultimate limit states of bending moment and punching, drawing of footing.
5. Continuous two-way slab – task, load, load cases.
6. Continuous two-way slab - calculation of internal forces, ultimate limit states.
7. Drawing of slab reinforcement
8. Reinforced channel – design, calculation of internal forces – wall, serviceability limit states.
9. Reinforced channel – calculation of internal forces – foundation slab.
10. Reinforced channel – design of reinforcement.
11. Square tank, design of reinforcement of wall.
12. Final correction.
13. Design submission. Credit.