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Solution of some rock stability problems in slopes and walls with optimization of anchor elements
Holý, Ondřej ; Vojtasík,, Karel (referee) ; Pruška, Jan (referee) ; Horák, Vladislav (advisor)
This presented phd thesis focuses on the problems of instability in the rock walls and slopes, whose manifestation is among othersv rockfall and associated risks. It describes the theoretical aspects of the description of instability and summarizes the construction methods and technologies to eliminate them. On the basis of knowledge gained from specific buildings in the Czech Republic and based on the research project solved by author, submits suggestion to optimimalization of the anchoring elements as a basic part of most remediation methods.
Load-displacement behavior of ductile micropiles in cohesive soils
Stoklasová, Andrea ; Račanský, Václav (referee) ; Chalmovský, Juraj (advisor)
This thesis is focused on creation of mobilization curves, based on data, obtained from standard and detailed monitoring of the load test. The load test was performed on the 9 meters long ductile micropile. The first part of the thesis explains the methods and principles, which was used to construct the mobilization curves. Next there is description of the technologies of ductile micropiles and the load test. In the next part of the thesis is generally explained process, which was applied to the evaluated data. For evaluation was used spreadsheet Microsoft Excel and programming language Matlab, with Kernel Smoothing extension. In the last chapter of the thesis there are interpreted the load transfer function together with skin friction and micropile displacement.
Determination of load-transfer functions for bored piles
Čechová, Simona ; Račanský, Václav (referee) ; Chalmovský, Juraj (advisor)
The thesis is consisted of theoretical and practical part. In theoretical part was described nowadays commonly used method for analysis of single axially loaded replacement piles defined by Masopust (1994). There was also explained principle of load transfer method and was done analysis of mobilization curves, which are applied abroad, and finally were defined essential entry parameters for construction of selected load transfer curves. In practical part method by Masopust (1994) was transformed, limit shear stresses and tip resistances were calculated and values of deformation parameters for constructing cubic root curve and hyperbolic load transfer curve were deterined. In the last step both types of load transfer curves were constructed for shaft and pile tip of a replacement pile in different depths in fine-grained soil and in coarse-grained soil.
Evaluation of the load-bearing capacity of micropiles using various methods
Tarbajová, Mária ; Miča, Lumír (referee) ; Chalmovský, Juraj (advisor)
The work focuses on the description of various domestic and foreign methods that can be applied to calculate the load-bearing capacity of micropiles in cohesive and cohesionless soils. The main goal of this work is to determine the values of the load-bearing capacity of micropiles on two specific cases, while in the first case it is a cohesive and in the second case a cohesionless soils. Subsequently, the comparison and evaluation of the used methods of calculation with the results of load tests.
Solution of some rock stability problems in slopes and walls with optimization of anchor elements
Holý, Ondřej ; Vojtasík,, Karel (referee) ; Pruška, Jan (referee) ; Horák, Vladislav (advisor)
This presented phd thesis focuses on the problems of instability in the rock walls and slopes, whose manifestation is among othersv rockfall and associated risks. It describes the theoretical aspects of the description of instability and summarizes the construction methods and technologies to eliminate them. On the basis of knowledge gained from specific buildings in the Czech Republic and based on the research project solved by author, submits suggestion to optimimalization of the anchoring elements as a basic part of most remediation methods.
Load-displacement behavior of ductile micropiles in cohesive soils
Stoklasová, Andrea ; Račanský, Václav (referee) ; Chalmovský, Juraj (advisor)
This thesis is focused on creation of mobilization curves, based on data, obtained from standard and detailed monitoring of the load test. The load test was performed on the 9 meters long ductile micropile. The first part of the thesis explains the methods and principles, which was used to construct the mobilization curves. Next there is description of the technologies of ductile micropiles and the load test. In the next part of the thesis is generally explained process, which was applied to the evaluated data. For evaluation was used spreadsheet Microsoft Excel and programming language Matlab, with Kernel Smoothing extension. In the last chapter of the thesis there are interpreted the load transfer function together with skin friction and micropile displacement.
Determination of load-transfer functions for bored piles
Čechová, Simona ; Račanský, Václav (referee) ; Chalmovský, Juraj (advisor)
The thesis is consisted of theoretical and practical part. In theoretical part was described nowadays commonly used method for analysis of single axially loaded replacement piles defined by Masopust (1994). There was also explained principle of load transfer method and was done analysis of mobilization curves, which are applied abroad, and finally were defined essential entry parameters for construction of selected load transfer curves. In practical part method by Masopust (1994) was transformed, limit shear stresses and tip resistances were calculated and values of deformation parameters for constructing cubic root curve and hyperbolic load transfer curve were deterined. In the last step both types of load transfer curves were constructed for shaft and pile tip of a replacement pile in different depths in fine-grained soil and in coarse-grained soil.
Evaluation of the load-bearing capacity of micropiles using various methods
Tarbajová, Mária ; Miča, Lumír (referee) ; Chalmovský, Juraj (advisor)
The work focuses on the description of various domestic and foreign methods that can be applied to calculate the load-bearing capacity of micropiles in cohesive and cohesionless soils. The main goal of this work is to determine the values of the load-bearing capacity of micropiles on two specific cases, while in the first case it is a cohesive and in the second case a cohesionless soils. Subsequently, the comparison and evaluation of the used methods of calculation with the results of load tests.
Enigma of submerged fence skin friction sensor
Tesař, Václav
The problem with the known “sublayer fence” skin friction sensor is the disturbance caused by the fence protruding above the surface. Author comes with the solution preventing the premature transition into turbulence or even flow separation. In his original version of thesensor the fence is submerged slightly below the surface. Detailed investigations revealed the pressure difference output to be dependent on creation of two recirculation regions. An attempt tofacilitate the recirculation, quite surprisingly, has led to the merging of the vortices and total disappearance of a useful output signal.
Hot wire probe adapted to the skin friction measurement in the proximity of a rough wall
Jonáš, Pavel ; Mazur, Oton
The paper deals with the problem of direct measurement oj the instantaneous skin friction in boundary layers on rough plain surfaces.

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