Department:

Technical Sciences

Course Leader:

lect. Vlad Petrescu

Teaching Staff:

lector dr.ing. Vlad Petrescu

Learning outcomes:

The scientific knowledge needed for the optimum design of the building is a combination of structural elements with the complexity of the physical and the economical factors. This course teaches the integration of wood and steel structures to achieve a functional product. Furthermore, the technological, organizational and economical factors are continuously present in the design process. The course has the following goals: 1. Basic understanding of material properties, mainly wood and steel. 2. Ability to calculate the structural elements of a simple wood or steel structure. 3. Ability to decide/select the appropriate structure: wood vs steel. 4. Understanding of the main standards and regulations that govern the design process.

Content:

Wood structures. Design criteria. Loading; behavior under loading; material properties; laminated products. Strength of timber elements: tension, compression, bending, shear. 2D and 3D timber structures; wooden floors; wooden shear walls; connections. Steel structures. Design criteria. Loading; behavior under loading; material properties; Strength of steel elements: tension, compression, bending, shear. 2D and 3D steel structures; connections.

Teaching Method:

Lectures with digital image support.

Assessment:

Continuous evaluation (30%) Final evaluation (70%)

Bibliography:

Eurocode 3, Calculul structurilor metalice – exemple de calcul; Eurocode 5, Calculul structurilor din lemn – exemple de calcul; M. Darie, Constructii din lemn D. Mateescu, Clădiri înalte cu structuri din otel *** Articles and construction courses from UAUIM Library