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Steel load-bearing structure of a sport hall
Cejpek, Martin ; Horáček, Martin (referee) ; Balázs, Ivan (advisor)
The main target is to design and assess the steel structure of a tennis hall. The steel structure is rectangular shaped, single-nave, with a 24 m span and 48 m length (without hanging gable walls). An analysis of two solutions of the supporting structure was performed. The first variant is a pin-supported truss girder connected to columns fixed in the transverse direction and an alternative is a frame construction. Both variants were compared and the amount of steel was found. The selected option was developed in greater detail.
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Steel structure of a multi-storey administrative building
Cejpek, Martin ; Pešek, Ondřej (referee) ; Balázs, Ivan (advisor)
The main target is to design and asses the steel structure of a administartive multi-storey building. The steel structure is T shaped, with 30m span and 42m length. An analysis of two solutions of the supporting structure was performed. The first variant is consists of rigid bracing system. Trusses bracing in the second variant is an alternative solution. Both variants were compared and the amount of steel was found. The selected option was developed in greater details with static calculation, drawings and material report of steel.
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Steel structure of a multi-storey administrative building
Cejpek, Martin ; Pešek, Ondřej (referee) ; Balázs, Ivan (advisor)
The main target is to design and asses the steel structure of a administartive multi-storey building. The steel structure is T shaped, with 30m span and 42m length. An analysis of two solutions of the supporting structure was performed. The first variant is consists of rigid bracing system. Trusses bracing in the second variant is an alternative solution. Both variants were compared and the amount of steel was found. The selected option was developed in greater details with static calculation, drawings and material report of steel.
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Steel load-bearing structure of a sport hall
Cejpek, Martin ; Horáček, Martin (referee) ; Balázs, Ivan (advisor)
The main target is to design and assess the steel structure of a tennis hall. The steel structure is rectangular shaped, single-nave, with a 24 m span and 48 m length (without hanging gable walls). An analysis of two solutions of the supporting structure was performed. The first variant is a pin-supported truss girder connected to columns fixed in the transverse direction and an alternative is a frame construction. Both variants were compared and the amount of steel was found. The selected option was developed in greater detail.
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