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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

Students will gain knowledge of preparation and performing of selected specific building technology processes. They will be able to elaborate a project documentation of selected basic building processes; mainly from the building construction field, but also from the geotechnics, water and engineering structures fields. They will have knowledge of construction readiness of specific processes in question. They will be able to deal with those specific building processes from the spatial, technological and time point of view. They will have knowledge of machinery equipment and the basics of occupational safety.

The students should have mastered the basic knowledge of geology, geo-mechanics, construction foundation, planning of underground and transport constructions.

Completing and broadening of knowledge about building constructions design

Tuition is in form of seminars and lectures; its part is also independent work on assigned tasks. Site visits on implemented buildings are organized.

Regular attendance of the seminar and recognition of elaborated partial building process projects are required for successful course completion

1. Introduction into the science of the construction technology. Analysis of building processes, process flow chart.
2.Principles of technology procedures at execution of earthworks.
3.Execution of utilities and roads. Mechanization of construction processes, definitions, tasks and stage of mechanization. Capacity of machines and machine assemblies, basic division.
4.Principles of walling made of bricks, shaped bricks and stone. Module, technology and quality requirements. Quality control.
5.Installation procedures. Interior drains. Water and central heating distributions. Execution of building insulations against water, heat, noise, vibrations and chemical impacts. Flowcharts, readiness of the building, links, tests and quality inspections.
6.Building structures surface treatment – interior and exterior plasters, types, flowcharts, preparation of the base, technology intervals, flatness requirements, quality control.
7.Technology of works of special construction foundation related with the excavated underground constructions.
8.Supporting of building structures and jet injections.
9.Casing structures (Stent Walls, pilot and underground walls).
10.Injections and anchoring of the rock environment.
11.Nomenclature of underground structures – types, division. Tunnel systems and arrangements.
12.Ring (curb) method. New Austrian tunnelling method. Method of a peripheral notch method. Micro-tunnelling.
13.Machines and equipment for construction of underground constructions (cut, excavated, micro-tunnelled).

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To acquire necessary knowledge of the execution of basic construction processes of building and engineering constructions, enabling subsequent study of time planning, modelling, optimisation and rational operations management on sites. The aim is to gain knowledge of technology, space, time and economic structure of the selected partial construction processes.

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

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