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Optimization of large technology compound design
Krňávek, Ondřej ; Kršík, Jakub (referee) ; Nevařil, Aleš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the optimization of the structural design of large technology compounds. The main emphasis is placed on the participation of available optimization instruments in the design of supporting structures of these constructions. The introductory part is primarily focused on the optimization itself. In this part are further specified also used optimization methods, computational finite element method, implemented code checks and calculation of cost of construction. The main part is dedicated to application of optimization procedure for the design of steel supporting structure of the auxiliary technological object of thermal power plant. The objective criterium shall then constitute the total cost of construction works along with operating costs. For the solution is used Scia Engineer software together with optimization module Scia Engineer Optimization Toolbox. The whole analysis is presented comprehensively from the description of computational model to results evaluation. The attention is paid to the optimization task settings, technical solution of optimization, optimization methods deployment and during the calculation process (especially to the development of objective function values and desing constraints during the optimization solution).
Static Analysis and Modelling of Steel Structure by Finite Element Method
Vojtek, Jiří ; Brdečko, Luděk (referee) ; Kršík, Jakub (advisor)
The creation of finite element model of steel structure in Scia Engineer program. The evaluation of calculated stresses between linear and nonlinear calculation on selected construction frame. The comparation of increased bearing capacity with using nonlinear calculation instead of linear calculation.
Modelling and Analysis of Civil Structures in ANSYS Workbench Environment
Krňávek, Ondřej ; Kršík, Jakub (referee) ; Nevařil, Aleš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the use of the ANSYS Workbench software environment for modelling and analysing of civil structures. The introductory part is focused on finite element method, which is used by the ANSYS environment. The main part is dedicated to practical use of ANSYS Workbench environment for linear static analysis of reinforced concrete parking house. The thesis deals primarily geometric model, load model according to valid standards and at the end are listed calculated values of deformation and stress of selected components.
Numerical modeling of the prestress hollow core slabs Spiroll type on the flexural support and the evaluation of the stresses
Kršík, Jakub ; Vejvoda,, Stanislav (referee) ; Kaplan,, Věroslav (referee) ; Křiváková, Jarmila (advisor)
The doctoral thesis describes the possibilities of numerical modelling of hollow core concrete panels, SPIROLL type. The commercial finite element program ANSYS 13.0 is used for the modelling. The focus is on the specific flexural support of the panel and on the distribution of the shear stresses in the panel ribs near the support. The goal is to valid actually used method for homogenization of the panel’s foreheads and its influence on the shear resistance by using four numerical models. The numerical models are compared and verified with two experiments. The first experiment is vacuum loading on the hollow core slab. Second experiment is about shear loading by applying the loading blocks. Four methods for design of hollow core panels are evaluated. It is the method based on main stresses, design according EN 1992 and EN 1168 and Yang’s method of prestress effects transfer. Based on the results, a method of considering flexural support for the evaluation of hollow core panels is proposed.
Numerical modeling of the prestress hollow core slabs Spiroll type on the flexural support and the evaluation of the stresses
Kršík, Jakub ; Vejvoda,, Stanislav (referee) ; Kaplan,, Věroslav (referee) ; Křiváková, Jarmila (advisor)
The doctoral thesis describes the possibilities of numerical modelling of hollow core concrete panels, SPIROLL type. The commercial finite element program ANSYS 13.0 is used for the modelling. The focus is on the specific flexural support of the panel and on the distribution of the shear stresses in the panel ribs near the support. The goal is to valid actually used method for homogenization of the panel’s foreheads and its influence on the shear resistance by using four numerical models. The numerical models are compared and verified with two experiments. The first experiment is vacuum loading on the hollow core slab. Second experiment is about shear loading by applying the loading blocks. Four methods for design of hollow core panels are evaluated. It is the method based on main stresses, design according EN 1992 and EN 1168 and Yang’s method of prestress effects transfer. Based on the results, a method of considering flexural support for the evaluation of hollow core panels is proposed.
Modelling and Analysis of Civil Structures in ANSYS Workbench Environment
Krňávek, Ondřej ; Kršík, Jakub (referee) ; Nevařil, Aleš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the use of the ANSYS Workbench software environment for modelling and analysing of civil structures. The introductory part is focused on finite element method, which is used by the ANSYS environment. The main part is dedicated to practical use of ANSYS Workbench environment for linear static analysis of reinforced concrete parking house. The thesis deals primarily geometric model, load model according to valid standards and at the end are listed calculated values of deformation and stress of selected components.
Optimization of large technology compound design
Krňávek, Ondřej ; Kršík, Jakub (referee) ; Nevařil, Aleš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the optimization of the structural design of large technology compounds. The main emphasis is placed on the participation of available optimization instruments in the design of supporting structures of these constructions. The introductory part is primarily focused on the optimization itself. In this part are further specified also used optimization methods, computational finite element method, implemented code checks and calculation of cost of construction. The main part is dedicated to application of optimization procedure for the design of steel supporting structure of the auxiliary technological object of thermal power plant. The objective criterium shall then constitute the total cost of construction works along with operating costs. For the solution is used Scia Engineer software together with optimization module Scia Engineer Optimization Toolbox. The whole analysis is presented comprehensively from the description of computational model to results evaluation. The attention is paid to the optimization task settings, technical solution of optimization, optimization methods deployment and during the calculation process (especially to the development of objective function values and desing constraints during the optimization solution).
Static Analysis and Modelling of Steel Structure by Finite Element Method
Vojtek, Jiří ; Brdečko, Luděk (referee) ; Kršík, Jakub (advisor)
The creation of finite element model of steel structure in Scia Engineer program. The evaluation of calculated stresses between linear and nonlinear calculation on selected construction frame. The comparation of increased bearing capacity with using nonlinear calculation instead of linear calculation.

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