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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

The students will master the objective of the Technology of Building Operations course II, i.e. they will acquire knowledge of selected building processes and their construction readiness, of the needs of the process resources, erection procedure and safety, quality and environmental requirements.

Knowledge of building design principles.

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Requirements for successful completion of the subject are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

1. 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.
2. 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.
3. Introduction into the sphere of inner and finishing processes, their analysis, demands, technology level. Sequence of individual processes, links, necessary technology breaks.
4. Principles of partitions execution – masonry, made of glass blocks and assembled of segments and skeletal. Readiness of construction, flow-charts, tests, quality control.
5. Installation processes. Establishment of inner sewage system. Water and central heating distributions. Installation of inner gas duct and air handling distributions. Systems, material options, readiness of construction, assembly processes, principles of connecting.
6. Execution of building water, heat, noise, vibration insulations and insulations against chemical impacts. Flow-charts, readiness of constructions, links, quality control, tests.
7. Assemblies of opening fillings – windows, door panels, locksmith product packing, built-in furniture panels etc. Readiness of construction, working procedures, types of anchoring. Quality requirements.
8. Building structure surface treatment – interior plasterwork and external coatings, types, flow-charts, readiness of the background, technology breaks, flatness requirements, quality inspection.
9. Technology of contact warm padding building claddings, systems, flow-charts. Background preparation, principles of execution of thin-coat reinforcement plasters. Quality conditions.
10. Execution of interior and external linings, systems, technology procedures, requirements for construction readiness. Contact and grid linings. Quality requirements, quality inspection method.
11. Establishment of ceiling soffits. Systems, readiness of the base, technology procedures. Time demand. Flatness requirements and their inspection.
12.Laying of floors and paving. Types, material options. Working procedures, requirements for technology breaks. Quality requirements and their inspection.
13. 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.
Completing of craft works, installation of fittings, fixing technology. Test and inspection reports, necessary inspections for the final building acceptance.

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·To teach the student to apply individual processes of carcass substructure and superstructure, installation process and finishing works in practice and to deal with particular problems at individual examples.

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

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