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Timber foot bridge over a wolf run
Mynaříková, Alice ; Šmak, Milan (referee) ; Straka, Bohumil (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the construction of a timber foot bridge over the wolf run in the Šumava National Park. The total length of the bridge is 240 m with two ground plan bends. The foot bridge includes three viewing decks, two of which are covered with shed roofs. The foot bridge is divided into 16 segments. Each segment is 15 m long with a width of 2.2 meters. The ground plan dimensions of the viewing decks are approximately 15x7 and 15x11 m. As the main structural material has been chosen glued laminated timber of the strength class GL28h, other elements are made of solid timber of the strength class C24. The thesis includes an introductory document, options analysis, technical report, static analysis, bill of material and drawings.
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Bridge across the Morávka river at km 6.205
Hollý, Tomáš ; Marván, David (referee) ; Nečesal, Petr (advisor)
The subject of the thesis is to design and consider steel superstructure of a composite steel-concrete road bridge. It is a continuous beam with seven spans of 36,0 + 57,0 + 75,0 + 90,0 + 75,0 + 57,0 + 36,0 = 426 meters. The superstructure consists of welded I-beams, which pass into closed box girder. The calculations take into account the construction phase.
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Timber load bearing structure of a family house
Perhalová, Anna ; Buchta, Stanislav (referee) ; Straka, Bohumil (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is design and static assessment of timber load bearing structure of the family house. The object is located in Slavkov u Brna. Design of truss structure is based on architectural study by prof. Ing. arch. Ivan Ruller. The ground plan dimensions of load bearing structure are 11,63x15,00 meters and the height of the roof ridge is 6,56 meters. The structure of the roof is made as a rafter system, which is supported on the lattice truss, on the main beam and wall rafters. Horizontal forces are transferred into the wall panels by means of tight members, which are anchored to wall rafters.
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