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Military museum Kraliky - planning of implementation and management of construction
Kucsera, Adam ; Mohapl, Martin (referee) ; Šlanhof, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis is aimed at the Military Museum in Kraliky. This construction made on the basis of the initial design of the designer. For this reason, it was necessary to deal with during the processing work some technical problems, transport of materials to the construction site or purely site layout itself. The whole area of the museum consists of several buildings. The largest and main building of the exposition hall with steel supporting structures, then there is the Administration building, which in turn is a brick workshop that has as Exp hall steel structure. There is also a replica of the First Republic Military cottage, which has a wooden frame and demonstration area, where there will be live demonstrations of military equipment.
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Military museum Kraliky - planning of implementation and management of construction
Kucsera, Adam ; Mohapl, Martin (referee) ; Šlanhof, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis is aimed at the Military Museum in Kraliky. This construction made on the basis of the initial design of the designer. For this reason, it was necessary to deal with during the processing work some technical problems, transport of materials to the construction site or purely site layout itself. The whole area of the museum consists of several buildings. The largest and main building of the exposition hall with steel supporting structures, then there is the Administration building, which in turn is a brick workshop that has as Exp hall steel structure. There is also a replica of the First Republic Military cottage, which has a wooden frame and demonstration area, where there will be live demonstrations of military equipment.
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Steel stuctures
Václavek, L. ; Marek, Pavel
The subject of the paper is a brief discussion on the transition of the reliability assessment of steel structures from the methods applied in the past and in current codes probabilistic methods corresponding to the extensive development of computers reliability theory. Assessment of a simple planar steel frame containing leaning columns serves for demonstration. The potential of probabilistic methods is emphasized.
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