Nesta dissertação emprega-se um método simplificado de análise elástica baseado na técnica do meio contínuo para edifícios altos submetidos a terremoto formados por painéis paredes, pórticos e núcleos de seção aberta de parede delgada. Na ligação dos diferentes painéis, supõe-se que existe uma considerável quantidade de diafragmas horizontais rígidos em seu próprio plano, distribuídos continuamente ao longo da vertical 0z. Levando-se em conta a equação constitutiva dos painéis individuais pode-se obter a solução de analise estrutural para o edifício mediante equações diferenciais acopladas para deslocamento e rotações ao longo do eixo vertical do edifício. Com base nesses resultados, todos os esforços internos podem, então, ser obtidos. O método de análise proposto oferece um simples e rápido meio de obtenção da deformada e das forças internas dos diferentes painéis do edifício alto em fases iniciais do projeto. A utilidade e a aproximação do método são examinadas mediante exemplos numéricos, sendo a solução aproximada comparada com aquela obtida com o emprego do método de elementos finitos elaborado pelo programa SAP2000. / This work presents a simplified method of elastic analysis based on the continuous medium technique for tall building structures formed by shear wall panels, frames and core thin walled sections. In order to connect the various panels, it is assumed that there exist a considerable amount of rigid diaphragms continuously distributed along the vertical 0z. The building is subject to lateral earthquake load. Taking into account the constitutive equation of the individual panel, one can achieve a solution through coupled differential equations for displacement and rotation of the building. Based on that, all of the internal forces can be obtained. The analysis is extended to structures formed by singular panel configuration. The proposed method offers a relatively simple and rapid way to obtain the displacements and internal forces of different structural systems of tall buildings, especially indicated for preliminary stages of calculation. The usefulness of the approach and method are illustrated by numerical examples, where the approximated solution is compared with that obtained by finite element calculations.

Nesta dissertação emprega-se um método simplificado de análise elástica baseado na técnica do meio contínuo para edifícios altos submetidos a terremoto formados por painéis paredes, pórticos e núcleos de seção aberta de parede delgada. Na ligação dos diferentes painéis, supõe-se que existe uma considerável quantidade de diafragmas horizontais rígidos em seu próprio plano, distribuídos continuamente ao longo da vertical 0z. Levando-se em conta a equação constitutiva dos painéis individuais pode-se obter a solução de analise estrutural para o edifício mediante equações diferenciais acopladas para deslocamento e rotações ao longo do eixo vertical do edifício. Com base nesses resultados, todos os esforços internos podem, então, ser obtidos. O método de análise proposto oferece um simples e rápido meio de obtenção da deformada e das forças internas dos diferentes painéis do edifício alto em fases iniciais do projeto. A utilidade e a aproximação do método são examinadas mediante exemplos numéricos, sendo a solução aproximada comparada com aquela obtida com o emprego do método de elementos finitos elaborado pelo programa SAP2000. / This work presents a simplified method of elastic analysis based on the continuous medium technique for tall building structures formed by shear wall panels, frames and core thin walled sections. In order to connect the various panels, it is assumed that there exist a considerable amount of rigid diaphragms continuously distributed along the vertical 0z. The building is subject to lateral earthquake load. Taking into account the constitutive equation of the individual panel, one can achieve a solution through coupled differential equations for displacement and rotation of the building. Based on that, all of the internal forces can be obtained. The analysis is extended to structures formed by singular panel configuration. The proposed method offers a relatively simple and rapid way to obtain the displacements and internal forces of different structural systems of tall buildings, especially indicated for preliminary stages of calculation. The usefulness of the approach and method are illustrated by numerical examples, where the approximated solution is compared with that obtained by finite element calculations.

The Diploma Thesis is focused to create the mathematical model of operating kinematic model for turbocharger DAVNT (Double Axle Variable Nozzle Turbine) for setting the position of vanes. The work contains a brief overview of supercharge and types of turbochargers. The main part contains a mathematical model which examines the behavior of the mechanism with considering of wear among the parts. It also includes assessment of changing in various parts of the nodes caused by mechanism wear and their influence on the mechanism due to important parameters which characterizes the mechanism. The evaluation is completed by optimizing the parameters. The final section contains the static calculation of internal forces and assessment of actuator position relative to mechanism load.

The thesis deals with the design and assessment of all supporting parts of a cast-in-place reinforced concrete sewage tank in a wastewater treatment plant. The thesis includes a technical report, static analysis, drawing documentations, construction process and visualization. The drawing documentation consists of shape and reinforcement drawings of supporting parts.

This master’s thesis deals with the analysis of stress, fatigue and the assessment of frost effects in program ALIZE as it is prescribed in norm NFP 98-086 and comparing with the regulation TP 170 Designing roadways of roads and program LayEps.

The load-carrying steel structure of the shopping centre is proposed in two versions. The more advantageous version is elaborated in detail. The roof structure is designed using three-dimensional curved trusses with glass roofing and the structure rests on steel columns. The ground plan dimensions of the steel structure are 120 by 73 meters.

The thesis deals with the analysis of a reinforced concrete digestate tank. The tank is built as a semi-underground construction. The roof is designed as a reinforced concrete dome, which is prestressed in a circular beam with prestressing cables - monostrands. The calculation of internal forces were performed by the software SCIA Engineer. The structure was assessed for the ultimate limit state and the ultimate serviceability state, in terms of watertightness for the width of cracks.

By submitting my thesis I designed three variants of the steel construction of the motor show. The ground dimensions of the entire structure are 56 x 40 m. The building eaches a height of 21 m above the surrounding terrain. The object is the administrative part of the rectangular ground plan and the exhibition space of the perimeter ground plan. The circular part is a covered dome. Variants differ in design of the radial arc cross section in the dome cover. Part of the main structural elements. The winning variant includes a solution of selected details elaboration of detailed drawings of solved connections and creation of workshop documentation of the selected work.

The diploma thesis is focused on the comparison of the linear and nonlinear analysis of the steel structure and the resulting differences in both the numerical results and the time needed to obtain these results These analyzes are performed on a high-rise building, which has 10 floors and is used as an administrative building. Static model construction and calculations are performed in software system from Dlubal RFEM only loads for individual load cases are calculated manually.

The diploma thesis deals with the analysis of internal forces and the design of the reinforcement of a reinforced concrete monolithic slab, a reinforcing wall and a column in the 1st floor of a dairy hall building. The fire resistance of selected structures was taken into account during dimensioning. The calculation of the internal forces was performed by the finite element method in Dlubal RFEM 5.24.