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Analysis of Tower Cranes Working Cycles
 Kurková, Dita
Tower cranes are a commonly used lifting mechanism in the field of construction. It is possible to achieve the time and financial efficiency of construction and reduce safety risks by their correct design and coordination. This article describes a procedure of measuring the working cycles of tower cranes in order to analyze the recorded work shifts for selected partial construction processes, determine the duration of crane operation and perform a statistical evaluation of the measured values. The measured values will serve as input data for the following research, which will deal with the design of a simulation mathematical model of the tower crane system to assess the technical performance of the tower crane system in relation to the construction schedule.
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Agenda of Standard Specific Research Faculty of Civil Engineering Brno University of Technology
 Doubek, Rostislav
The aim of this paper is to acquaint readers with the course of the standard specific research agenda of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Brno University of Technology, from the application, through the course of their own research to the factual and administrative fulfillment of research requirements. The solution of the research project includes not only the idea and the research part, but also the related administrative requirements, which can be in some respects even more demanding than the research itself. The procedure described below should make it easier for the beginning scientific work assistance to orientate themselves in the issues of administrative steps and research phases, and thus link standardized administrative tasks with scientific potential.
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