Subject of this work is to design a batch of concrete with additives, which are to replace the cement of various doses so as to not adversely affect the properties of fresh and hardened concrete and simultaneously withstand the environment XF.

This thesis deals with deterioration observed in cement-concrete cover (CBK) for three selected road sections of highways in the Czech Republic. The main objective was to determine whether concrete failure arose due to alkali-silica reaction, or other mechanism. The deterioration of concrete failure was observed in the macroscopic and microscopic scale. The mostly macroscopically observed deterioration of the concrete were cracks breaking the surface and inner parts of concrete. In micro- scale the microcracks and alcali-silica gels were observed. The CBK deterioration was quantitatively determined by three main parameters: specific length of microcracks on the CBK surface, specific length of microcracks in the drill cores and volume of alcali-silica gels and microcracks in thin sections. According to these indicators it was possible to distinguish two different types of CBK deteriorations. (1) Degradation mainly associated by alkali-silica reaction (observed on highways D11 - Vrbová Lhota and D1) and (2) degradation connected with another mechanism (cycles of freezing and thawing, mechanical degradation) was observed on the highway D5.

The presented dissertation is focused on research in the field of dowels and design of concrete pavements using the finite element method. The theory part describes the history and the currently used techniques in the world and in the Czech Republic. The practice part of the dissertation contains a description of design methods, diagnostics of concrete pavements by using FWD and a description of laboratory tests on beams with inserted dowels. The results of measurements and modelling are verified on real operating conditions on testing fields. Based on the dissertation results, the amendment of the Czech standard ČSN 73 6123-1 regarding the position of dowels were proposed and approved. In addition, methodological guidelines of the Ministry of Transport regarding the measurements of the dowels and tie bars position and diagnostic by FWD was approved. The conclusion of the work summarizes and emphasizes the results of the dissertation.

The diploma thesis includes design of vertical CNC milling machine. It also includes research in the field of CNC milling machines on the world market, which is carried out to select the appropriate machine parameters and the structural configuration of the machine. Another part of the thesis deals with the selection of suitable components, design calculations, manufacturing drawings and the 3D model showing the final design solution of proposed machine.

This thesis deals with the construction of drives for self-supporting gates. The main parts from which the drive is folded are not discussed here. In addition, the main points of load are solved which arise on the self-supporting gate and it´s contact with the guiding, carrying carts and movement elements. And here is explained what needs to be taken care of by the drive to accommodate the loads, which all aggravate the movement of the structure. in the work are also presented the load types of load calculations by which the drive parameters can be checked for suitability for the application.

This thesis discusses the optical diagnostics of electrical motor parts using a 3D scanner. It describes the construction of electrical induction motors, their heat losses, cooling and refrigeration systems that may be used by such motors. It approaches the possibilities of heat recording and briefly explains the 3D scanner’s principal. It also introduces the simulation program ANSYS which uses the finite element method. This thesis shows the post processing of the digitalized object and the simulations and compares the simulation and measurement results. The final part is devoted to the analysis of the obtained results.

The work is divided into two parts. The first part deals with the description of unbound and bound base layers and their comparison. Furthermore is presented the description of the recycled concrete, its properties, production, improvement and issues. International experiences with recycled concrete technology are described as well. The practical part is focused on laboratory testing of concrete recycled material taken from the highway D1. The aim of this part is to determine whether the concrete can be recycled back into unbound or bound base layers and concrete casing.

The subject of this master’s thesis is a solution of chosen parts of building construction project. The project solves industrial hall that contains productions and administrative space. This thesis includes technological regulations for substructure, study of performing the main technological stages, design of using machines, checking and testing plans. Other phrases parts are time schedules, budget, calculations, design of site equipment including engineering report and report for performing access road. Starting materials, which were used for this thesis, were engineering report also including working drawings.