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| Author | Damian Kozanecki |
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Technical University of Lodz, Poland Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Environmental Engineering
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| Author | Andoni Martin Sanz |
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University of the Basque Country - San Sebastian University of Architecture
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In the construction industry, where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the utilization of timber takes on a leading role. Consequently, there has been an increasing interest and investment in R&D&I projects related to structural timber, which has led to the products with special properties that allow timber to compete with other materials, such as concrete or steel.
| Author | Massinissa Berrani, Djamila Haddi |
| University | University of Béjaïa, Algeria |
As part of their graduation project, Ms Haddi and Mr Berrani used the structural analysis software RSTAB 8 and the add-on modules for steel design STEEL EC3 and STEEL Cold-Formed Sections, as well as the add-on modules for dynamic analysis DYNAM Pro.
| Author | Bio Aziz Gbedourorou |
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University of Abomey Calavi in Benin École Polytechnique d'Abomey Calavi (EPAC) |
As part of this graduation thesis, Mr Gbedourorou used the structural FEA software RFEM 5 as well as the add-on modules RF‑MOVE Surfaces, RF‑CONCRETE Members, and RF‑CONCRETE Surfaces. The studied project is a prestressed beam girder bridge located on Lake Toho, in the town of Pahou in Benin. The model created is based on the design made in Autodesk Infraworks.
| Author | Conor Flannery |
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University College Dublin |
This research investigates the procedure of using ground-based radar interferometry to develop and validate a finite element model of the Loopline Bridge in Dublin, Ireland. A detailed description of the bridge is outlined and a three-dimensional finite element model was developed using RFEM.
| Author | Dr. Ing. José Ramón Aira, Dr. Arq. Miguel Carlos Cabo-Fernández, Dr. Arq. Federico Luis del Blanco-García, Arq. Laura Gonzalo-Calderón |
| University | Higher Technical School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain |
During the last decades, reciprocal structures have found a new purpose, linked to the execution of temporary and recyclable projects in relation to the current trends in sustainable architecture. The objective of this work is to analyze the behavior of timber bridges with a reciprocal structure.
| Author | Ioannis Eirinaios Chatzitolios, Stergios Nousios |
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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki |
The aim of this master thesis is to analyze and compare the structural behavior of two types of onshore wind turbine towers as well as their possible applications in the wind energy industry of Greece. The types under comparison are a tubular tower, which is the most common, and a lattice one. In the paper each tower is thoroughly presented, highlighting their advantages and setbacks.
| Author | Ramon Espelt |
| University | Polytechnic University of Catalonia UPC |
"Starting a project in an unknown place generates a whole series of expectations that will surely make you grow on a personal level. At the beginning of the 2018 academic year, during the thematic workshop about infrastructure and city, an exercise is proposed, where selective and intentional drawing will be used, elaborating an analysis comparing the cities of Barcelona and Marseille, and make it possible to understand the scale of the chosen place, identify patterns of identity in each city and highlight the differential facts.
Stress Diagram Comparison at Various Steel Structure Connections Using Different Calculation Options
| Author | Robby Hufnagl |
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Leipzig University of Applied Sciences |
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is the comparison of stress distributions in typical steel structures. For this, the simplified manual calculation method according to the current Eurocode and an FEM analysis with the relevant computer software are compared.
| Author | Daniel Dlubal |
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Technical University of Munich, Germany |
The objective of this paper is to investigate the Structural Analysis Format (SAF), which is tailored for structural analysis, for its suitability for BIM-based structural design. To this end, the topic of BIM is initially classified in general in the context of structural design, whereby important aspects of structural analysis are highlighted as well. Then, the paper presents the most common interfaces for structural design that are used for a BIM-based data exchange of structural models.
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05/07/2020
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10/21/2019
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