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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

Students will acquire knowledge about the preparation and execution of selected construction sub-processes. They will be able to draft project documentation for construction sub-processes connected with basic upper structures, as well as interior and finishing work, and will be trained in assessing preparedness for construction using these processes. Students will learn about the mechanical equipment and mechanisation involved in such processes, and basic occupational safety rules. The monitored outputs of the course consist of prepared technical documentation for selected studied construction sub-processes.

Knowledge of building design principles.

Extending knowledge in field of building construction designing.

Teaching methods include field trips to already implemented structures (primarily building structures), with the focus on assembly and interior/finishing work. The tuition also involves the drafting of technical designs for selected construction sub-processes and their presentation during the educational process.

The conditions for course completion are: obligatory seminar attendance, and successfully completed assignments regarding technical documentation concerning construction sub-processes, these assignments being produced to obtain the credit for the subject. The subject is tested by an exam.

1. Assembly processes. Assembly of buildings from prefabricated reinforced concrete components. Principles of the production, transportation and storage of prefabricated components. Assembly procedures.
2. Assembly of steel structures. Production of structural elements, principles of haulage and storage. Optimisation of assembly methods and procedures.
3. Introduction to issues concerned with interior and finishing processes. Sequence of individual processes, their relationships and coordination.
4. Principles of constructing dividing walls using masonry or glass blocks, or assembled segments/ skeletons.
5. Installation processes. Construction of interior sewage systems. Water and central heating distribution systems. Installation of inner gas duct and air handling distribution systems.
6. Insulation of buildings against water, heat, noise, vibration and chemicals. Flow-charts, readiness for construction, relationships, quality control, tests.
7. Assembly of items for the filling of openings – windows, door panels, locksmith’s products, built-in furniture, etc. Readiness for construction, working procedures, types of anchoring.
8. Surface treatments for building structures – interior and external plasterwork, types, flow-charts.
9. External thermal insulation cladding technology, systems, flow-charts. Quality conditions.
10. Execution of interior and external linings, systems, technical procedures, requirements for construction readiness.
11. Construction of ceiling soffits. Systems, readiness of the base, technical procedures. Time requirements.
12. Laying of floors and paving. Types, material variants. Working procedures, requirements for technical breaks.
13. Paints and coatings for walls, timber and steel structures. Types of paint and coating materials, their classification and applicability.

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The course objective is to teach the students to make a technological regulation of the selected partial construction processes of rough construction and finishing works and to be able to use these elaborated documents in practice for the construction execution.

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

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