CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES
cod. 01026

Academic year 2012/13
3° year of course - First semester
Professor
Academic discipline
Tecnica delle costruzioni (ICAR/09)
Field
Ingegneria civile
Type of training activity
Characterising
63 hours
of face-to-face activities
9 credits
hub:
course unit
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Learning objectives

The course has the pourpose to give the necessary information on the elementary knowledges of the structural analysis, design of reinforced concrete and steel structures and details.

Prerequisites

Basis concepts on stress analysis, strenght of material

Course unit content

Stress analysis of civil structures, design of reinforced concrete and steel structures

Full programme

Structural analysis of frames. Deflection of beams. Principle of virtual work. Mohr’s theorem. Statically indeterminate beams. Flexural deformability and stiffness of a beam. Shear deformability and stiffness of a beam. Statically indeterminate frames. Fixed-joint and sway frames. Force method. Displacement method.
Theory of beam based on Winkler ground.

Design methods. Design at the Allowable Stresses and at the Limit States.

Reinforced concrete structures. Material properties. Members subjected to axial load, to flexure, to combined axial load and flexure (interaction diagrams). Instability. Members subjected to Shear and Torsion. Introduction to cracking and deformation.

Steel structures. Material properties. Tension members, compression members and buckling. Latticed columns. Combined bending and axial load. Bolted and welded connections

Practices lectures. Actions for use in design. Design of slabs, beams, columns, corbels. Design-code recomendations.

Bibliography

- Notes given by lecturer.
- R. Calzona, C. Cestelli Guidi. “Il calcolo del C.A.”. Hoepli Editore, Milano.
- G. Ballio, F.M. Mazzolani. “Strutture in acciaio” ISEDI, Mondadori Editore.
- G. Toniolo. “Calcolo strutturale. I telai”. Masson Editore.
- G. Toniolo. “Cemento armato. Calcolo agli stati limite”. Masson Editore

Teaching methods

Frontal lectures

Assessment methods and criteria

Written and oral examination

Other information

Lecture attendance is highly recommended.