This work deals with the possibility of use of intelligent methods in construction machines control. These methods are based on GPS in combination with using laser and ultrasonic technology. There is in detail described especially control by robotic total station and 3D control, which includes digital model of construction site. The new trends of control are especially applied on the vibratory rollers. There are taken into consideration: achievement of sufficient degree of compaction on the basis of on-line information about conditions of subsoil.

The theme of this diploma thesis is design of skid steer loader with capacity up to 1 tonne. The result of this thesis is a conceptual solution of loader. It describes structural, technological, ergonomic and visual aspects with respect to current trends.

This work deals with the possibility of use of intelligent methods in construction machines control. These methods are based on GPS in combination with using laser and ultrasonic technology. There is in detail described especially control by robotic total station and 3D control, which includes digital model of construction site. The new trends of control are especially applied on the vibratory rollers. There are taken into consideration: achievement of sufficient degree of compaction on the basis of on-line information about conditions of subsoil.

Viele Arbeitsprozesse in der Bau- und Fördermaschinentechnik, Lebensmittelindustrie oder Verfahrenstechnik sind gekennzeichnet durch die Interaktion mit Schüttgütern. Beispiele hierfür sind die Gewinnung und der Transport von Erd- und Rohstoffen sowie die Verarbeitung von Getreide, Mais, Pellets oder Granulaten. Zur Abbildung der partikel-mechanischen Vorgänge hat sich die Diskrete Elemente Methode (DEM) als geeignetes Simulationsverfahren etabliert. Für eine prospektive Analyse der Wechselwirkungen zwischen Schüttgut und Maschine ist es notwendig diese Methodik mit einem domänen-übergreifenden Systemmodell zu verknüpfen. Es wird eine Lösung vorgestellt, welche eine geschlossene Modellierung und Simulation der DEM in der Software SimulationX ermöglicht.

Construction machines, also referred to as engineering vehicles or earth movers, are used in a variety of tasks related to infrastructure development and material handling. While modern construction machines represent a high level of sophistication in several areas, their suspension systems are generally rudimentary or even nonexistent. This leads to unacceptably high vibration levels for the operator, particularly when considering front loaders and dump trucks, which regularly traverse longer distances at reasonably high velocities. To meet future demands on operator comfort and high speed capacity, more refined wheel suspensions will have to be developed. The aim of this thesis is therefore to investigate which factors need to be considered in the fundamental design of suspension systems for wheeled construction machines. The ride dynamics of wheeled construction machines are affected by a number of particular properties specific to this type of vehicle. The pitch inertia is typically high in relation to the mass and wheelbase, which leads to pronounced pitching. The axle loads differ considerably between the loaded and the unloaded condition, necessitating ride height control, and hence the suspension properties may be altered as the vehicle is loaded. Furthermore, the low vertical stiffness of off-road tyres means that changes in the tyre properties will have a large impact on the dynamics of the suspended mass. The impact of these factors has been investigated using analytical models and parameters for a typical wheel loader. Multibody dynamic simulations have also been used to study the effects of suspended axles on the vehicle ride vibrations in more detail. The simulation model has also been compared to measurements performed on a prototype wheel loader with suspended axles. For reasons of manoeuvrability and robustness, many construction machines use articulated frame steering. The dynamic behaviour of articulated vehicles has therefore been examined here, focusing on lateral instabilities in the form of “snaking” and “folding”. A multibody dynamics model has been used to investigate how suspended axles influence the snaking stability of an articulated wheel loader. A remote-controlled, articulated test vehicle in model-scale has also been developed to enable safe and inexpensive practical experiments. The test vehicle is used to study the influence of several vehicle parameters on snaking stability, including suspension, drive configuration and mass distribution. Comparisons are also made with predictions using a simplified linear model. Off-road tyres represent a further complication of construction machine dynamics, since the tyres’ behaviour is typically highly nonlinear and difficult to evaluate in testing due to the size of the tyres. A rolling test rig for large tyres has here been evaluated, showing that the test rig is capable of producing useful data for validating tyre simulation models of varying complexity. The theoretical and experimental studies presented in this thesis contribute to the deeper understanding of a number of aspects of the dynamic behaviour of construction machines. This work therefore provides a basis for the continued development of wheel suspensions for such vehicles. / QC 20110531

In my thesis I aim on design of front loader, which is most adapted to human operator. Human needs, repairman needs and requirements of civilization are fully respected. Loader is designed for near future.

Viele Arbeitsprozesse in der Bau- und Fördermaschinentechnik, Lebensmittelindustrie oder Verfahrenstechnik sind gekennzeichnet durch die Interaktion mit Schüttgütern. Beispiele hierfür sind die Gewinnung und der Transport von Erd- und Rohstoffen sowie die Verarbeitung von Getreide, Mais, Pellets oder Granulaten. Zur Abbildung der partikel-mechanischen Vorgänge hat sich die Diskrete Elemente Methode (DEM) als geeignetes Simulationsverfahren etabliert. Für eine prospektive Analyse der Wechselwirkungen zwischen Schüttgut und Maschine ist es notwendig diese Methodik mit einem domänen-übergreifenden Systemmodell zu verknüpfen. Es wird eine Lösung vorgestellt, welche eine geschlossene Modellierung und Simulation der DEM in der Software SimulationX ermöglicht.

The theme of my diploma thesis is Building and Technological Project for a residential building in Strážnice. This is a study of the implementation of major technological stages of object SO- 01 residential building, the project concerning the construction site installation, design the mechanical assembly, traffic solutions, technological process earthworks, foundation structures, piles CFA and reinforced concrete ceiling construction. The work includes further object schedule, financial plan, a detailed timetable for construction of residential building, the budget, the inspection and the test plan, safety hazards on a construction site in the implementation of the substructure object and thermal technical assessment of selected structures.

The study aimed to identify and analyse methods for establishing external communication between humans and autonomous/teleoperated machines/vehicles using various Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs). The study was divided into three phases. The purpose of the first phase was to identify and highlight previously tested/researched methods for establishing external communication by conducting a literature review. The findings from the literature review were categorised into six points of interest: machine indications, test delivery methods, HMI technologies/types, symbols, textual/numerical messages, and colours associated with different indications. Based on these findings, four HMIs (projection, display, LED-strip, and auditory) were selected for evaluation in a virtual reality environment for the second phase of the study, which has the purpose of identifying which of the human-machine interfaces can effectively communicate the intentions of autonomous/teleoperated machines to humans. The results of phase two indicate that the participants preferred projection as the most effective individual HMI, and when given the option to combine two HMIs, projection combined with auditory was the most preferred combination. The participants were also asked to pick three HMIs of their choosing, resulting in the projection, display and audible HMI combination being the preferred option. The evaluation of HMIs in a virtual reality environment contributes to improving dependability and identifying usability issues.  The objective of the third and final phase was to gather all the findings from the previous phases and subsequently refine the report until it was considered finalised. Future work includes enhancing the realism of the VR environment, refining machine behaviour and scenarios, enabling multiple participants to simultaneously interact with the environment, and exploring alternative evaluation methods. Addressing these areas will lead to more realistic evaluations and advancements in human-machine interaction research.

This diploma thesis is dealing with the preparation and construction of the apartment building in Znojmo. Thesis includes the technical report, the plan of the building site with some extra descriptions, time and financial plan of the building site, realization sketch of the major technological periods, equipment of the building site, project of the construction machines, timetable, plan of the assurance of the material, technological regulation, controlling and probationary plan of the quality, time and financial collation.