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Prediction of turbulent flow in a curved channel using various turbulence models
Příhoda, Jaromír ; Sedlář, M.
Turbulent flow in a curved channel with square cross-section was numerically simulated using several turbulence models. The analysis of complex flow structure was carried out with the aim to determine energy losses.
Leakage of Water from Linepipe as the Way for Determination of the Sizeof a Through Crack in the Wall
Gajdoš, Lubomír
Derivation of relations between the half-length of a longitudinalthrough crack in a pressure linepipe and outflow parameters of wateras followed from reparation overloading of linepipes by internalpressure of water. The results are demonstrated on a specific pipelinesection 1680 m long, made from steel pipes 530 mm in outside diameterand 6 mm in wall thickness.
Simulation of resitance curves using Gurson plasticity model
Korouš, Jan ; Zemánková, Jaroslava
The concept of J-R curves is well established in structure assessment.However, the shape of J-R curves is influenced by constraint effectssignificantly. Such phenomena can be modelled using micromechanicalmodels of plasticity. The paper presents simulation of J-R curves usingthe complete Gurson model of plasticity, which was implemented into thefinite element system WARP3D.
Reliability assessment of CAMASUC method
Pirner, Miroš ; Urushadze, Shota
The ChAnge of MOde SUrface Curvature - CAMOSUC - was applied to the identification of the imperfection of a structure and its location about 1990, as stated by the authors of the method.
SBRA method and the development of its application
Půstka, D. ; Marek, Pavel
Tento příspěvek obrací pozornost na potenci l metody SBRA, zvláště u ocelových konstrucí. Plně pravděpodobnostní řešení daného problému je tu ukázáno na dvou příkladech. Na ocelovém nosníku ovlivněném korozí a na akumulaci poškození únavou na ocelových podpěrách namáhaných větrem. 295 This paper turns attention to the potential of the simulation based reliability assessment method SBRA, considering especially the durability assessment of steel structures. A fully probabilistic approach is demonstrated using two examples. A steel component is exposed to time dependent effects of corrosion and assessment of the accumulation fatigue damage.
Empirical mode analysis of the non-stationary response of the structure vibrating in the wind
Pospíšil, Stanislav ; Náprstek, Jiří
The paper describes the new method of analysis of the response of structure in the wind.
Dynamics of a spherical vibration absorber
Náprstek, Jiří ; Pirner, Miroš
Wind excited vibrations of slender structures can be reduced using assive vibration absorbers. If there is available only a limited vrtical space to install such a device, a spherical type of absorber can be recommended.
Reliability Analysis using Monte Carlo Simulation and Bounded Histograms of Input Random Variables
Václavek, L. ; Marek, Pavel
Probabilistic simulation based method SBRA is apllyed in safety and serviceability assessment of a planar steel frame. The reliability is expresed by comparing the calculated probability of failure and the target probability contained in codes.
Vibrations of a gable of a church excited by ringing
Fischer, Ondřej ; Urushadze, Shota
The gable is of triangular shape, not being supported horizontally by the roof or any other stiffening structure. The measurements revealed that the bells excite the vibrations of towers and of the basement of the gable with moderate amplitudes, while the cantilever of the gable wall apmlifies the motion by the resonance - effect.

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