Wydział Budownictwa - Karta przedmiotu - RB-S2-15-W23-24
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Wydział Budownictwa - Karta przedmiotu - RB-S2-15-W23-24
Z1-PU7 Edition N1 (faculty stamp) COURSE DESCRIPTION 1. Course title: Advanced Engineering Structures 2. Course code: RB-S2-15-W23 3. Validity of course description: 2015 4. Level of studies: MSc programme 5. Mode of studies: intramural studies 6. Field of study: Civil Engineering (FACULTY SYMBOL) RB 7. Profile of studies: general 8. Programme: SE-BR(1), SE-CIS(1), SE-GUS(1) 9. Semester: 10. Faculty teaching the course: Chair of Building Structures (RB2) 11. Course instructor: Katarzyna Domagała, Ph.D. 12. Course classification: common subjects 13. Course status: obligatory subject 14. Language of instruction: English 15. Pre-requisite qualifications: Knowledge of the structural mechanics, design rules of concrete structures and design of metal structures in the range of engineering studies. 16. Course objectives: Design of advanced engineering structures made of concrete and identify of technical problems that require the use of nonstandard methods of analysis. Design of metal structures that require complex methods of calculation and the specific rules of their formation. Acquaint students with some methods of corrosion diagnostic of building structures. 17. Description of learning outcomes: No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Learning outcomes description Method of assessment Student knows the rules of analysis, design and statical-strength calculations of members of advanced steel and reinforced concrete test, oral defense of project structures. Student knows the classification and scope of computer programs oral defense of project, supporting the analysis and design of structures and useful for written project planning of construction projects. Student has extensive knowledge of the theoretical analysis, calculations, construction optimization and design of advenced test reinforced concrete structures. Student has a knowledge on advanced issues of steel structures test modelling and analysis. Student knows the advanced methods of building physics in relation test to migration of heat and moisture in buildings. Student can assess and prepare a load statement for variuos type oral defense of project, structures and actions. written project Student knows how to design elements and advanced RC structures. oral defense of project, written project Student can design components and advanced steel structures and oral defense of project, complicated structural details written project Student can perform classical statistical and stability analysis of the oral defense of project, bar structures written project Student can prepare a graphical documentation in the enviroment of written project some CAD programs Student is responsible for accuracy of the results of his work and an oral defense of project, assessment of the work of subordinate team. written project Student is able to work independently and is responsible for the written project results of the work Student can formulate and demonstrate opinions about advanced oral defense of project, steel structures written project Teaching methods lecture classes lecture lecture lecture project project project project project project project project Learning outcomes reference code K2A_W02++ K2A_W14++ K2A_W08+ K2A_W09+ K2A_W16++ K2A_W04++ K2A_W09++ K2A_W06++ K2A_U01+ K2A_U03++ K2A_U03++ K2A_U09++ K2A_U04++ K2A_U06++ K2A_U16++ K2A_K02++ K2A_K01++ K2A_K02++ K2A_K07++ K2A_K09+ 18. Teaching modes and hours: lecture: 40, classes: 5, project: 30, 19. Syllabus description: Lecture: Concrete structures: Bending stiffness of reinforced concrete, the redistribution of bending moments, destruction limit state - plastic analysis, static and kinematic approach, the method of plastic balancing moments applied to slabs and beams, ultimate limit theory of slabs, principles of calculation, the method of virtual work and limit equilibrium, vaulted and tension work of cross-reinforced slabs, estimating the ultimate limits of frames using a kinematic method, ultimate limit of slab floor, twisted elements, beams monolithically connected with the slab, beams curved in plan, torsion stiffness of cracked elements. Steel structures: Crane girders: shaping, loads, calculation, fatigue. Semi-rigid joints in steel bar structures, design, modelling, classification, rotational stiffness. Influence of semi-rigidity on the behaviour of lattice structures. Welding stress and strain, shaping principles of elements, types of welding distortion and methods to reduce them. Corrugated plates as a part of bracing system, calculation, shaping and examples of design solutions. Repairing, rebuilding and strengthening of the steel structures. Plate girders with corrugated web: shaping and design. Durability of structures: Fundamentals of building structures durability. Durability of reinforced concrete according to EC2. The degradation of concrete in aggressive environments (corrosion I, II and III group). The causes and course of the reinforcement corrosion in concrete (carbonation, chlorides). Methods of corrosion diagnostic of building structures. Classes: Concrete structures: Discussion of principles of the project concerning the reinforced concrete slabs and beams. Steel structures: Discussion of the preliminary project of the hall with transport. Durability of structures: Discussion of the methodology of the project concerning the reinforced concrete corrosion tests. Project: Concrete structures: a) statical-strength calculations in range of elasticity analysis of reinforced beam and slab, b) analysis of ultimate limit state of continuous RC beam, c) estimating the limit load of selected slabs with the bends lines. Steel structures: Preliminary project of the hall with transport. Static-strength calculations of solid-web crane girder; design drawing of crane girder. Durability of structures: The project concerns the assessment of corrosion risk of reinforced concrete structures. The probability of the reinforcement corrosion and tests of the protective properties of concrete are analyzed. Students form conclusions on the state of the structure. 20. Examination: no 21. Primary sources: • Starosolski W.: „Konstrukcje żelbetowe według Eurokodu 2 i norm związanych. Tom. 1 i 2, wyd. 13”. Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN 2011 • Starosolski W.: „Konstrukcje żelbetowe według Eurokodu 2 i norm związanych. Tom. 3, wyd. 4”. Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN 2012 • Sobotka Z.: „Nośność graniczna płyt”. Arkady 1975 • Tichy M., Rakosnik J.: „Obliczanie ramowych konstrukcji żelbetowych z uwzględnieniem odkształceń plastycznych”. Arkady 1971 • Łubiński M., Żółtowski W.: „Konstrukcje metalowe. Część 1 i 2”. Arkady 2000 • Żmuda J.: „Konstrukcje wsporcze dźwignic”. Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN 2013 • Praca zbiorowa: „Budownictwo ogólne. Tom 5. Stalowe konstrukcje budynków. Projektowanie według Eurokodów z przykładami obliczeń”. Arkady 2010 • Rawska-Skotniczy A.: : „Obciążenia budynków i konstrukcji budowlanych według Eurokodów”. Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN 2013 • Rykaluk K.: „Zagadnienia stateczności konstrukcji metalowych”. Dolnośląskie Wydawnictwo Edukacyjne 2012 • Revie R. Winston: „Uhlig's Corrosion Handbook (2nd Edition)”. John Wiley and Sons 2000 22. Secondary sources: • European Standard: „EN 1992-1-1: 2008 Eurocode 2. Design of concrete structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings”. European Committee for Standarization • Sawczuk A.: „Nośność graniczna ram płaskich”. Arkady 1964 • Krztśpiak T.: „Konstrukcje stalowe hal”. Arkady 1976 • Praca zbiorowa: „Konstrukcje stalowe : przykłady obliczeń według PN-EN 1993-1. Cz. 1 i 2”. Oficyna Wydawnicza Politechniki Rzeszowskiej 2011 • Zybura A., Jaśniok M., Jaśniok T.: „Diagnostyka konstrukcji żelbetowych. Badania korozji zbrojenia i właściwości ochronnych betonu. t.2”. Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN 2011 • Ściślewski Z.: „Ochrona konstrukcji żelbetowych”. Arkady 1999 23. Total workload required to achieve learning outcomes: No 1 2 3 4 Teaching mode Participation in lectures Participation in exercises Participation in project classes Participation in additional consultations Hours contact 40 5 30 20 student workload 0 5 30 20 5 6 7 8 9 Own work of student on preparatory to exam, colloquium, etc. Own work of student on preparatory to exercises Own work of student on preparatory to project Defense of the laboratory report, project etc. Participation of the student in knowledge checking (exam, test, etc.) Summary: 0 0 0 4 6 105 40 5 60 0 0 160 24. Total hours: 210 25. Number of ECTS credits: 7 26. number of ECTS credits allocated for contact hours: 4 27. number of ECTS credits allocated for in-practice hours: 6 28. Comments: — (date, Instructor's signature) (date, the Director of Faculty Unit signature)