The Civil Engineering Structural Calculation course is your gateway to mastering the skills needed in a booming industry. With an ever-growing demand for innovative infrastructure solutions, this course provides you with the essential knowledge to excel in this dynamic field. You will explore key areas including prestressed concrete, underpass structures, and the intricacies of designing both concrete and metal tanks. This comprehensive course is designed to enhance your analytical and problem-solving abilities, equipping you with the tools required to tackle complex structural challenges. By choosing this course, you position yourself at the forefront of civil engineering advancements, gaining expertise that is highly sought after in the job market. Embrace the opportunity to expand your skills and make a significant impact in the world of civil engineering.
Civil Engineering Structural Calculation
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Objetivos
- Understand the principles of prestressed concrete design.
- Analyse the structural behaviour of underpass structures.
- Calculate load-bearing capacities for concrete tanks.
- Evaluate structural integrity of metal tanks.
- Design efficient structural solutions for buried works.
- Apply prestressed concrete techniques in real scenarios.
- Assess safety standards for concrete and metal tanks.
Índice de contenidos
UNIT 1. PRESTRESSED CONCRETE
1. Introduction
2. Materials
3. Prestressing force. Instantaneous losses
4. Prestressing deferred losses
5. Calculating prestressing force in hyperstatic structures
UNIT 2. UNDERPASS STRUCTURES OR BURIED WORKS
1. Underpass works (I). Types
2. Underpass works (II). Acting loads
3. Cylindrical shells. Concepts and behavior
4. Predimensioning of cylindrical shells (I). Concept and calculation
5. Predimensioning of cylindrical shells (II). Spandrels and edge beams
UNIT 3. CONCRETE TANKS
1. Concrete tank calculation elements
2. Concrete tank design elements. Principles applied to calculating rectangular reinforced concrete tanks
3. Calculating a rectangular reinforced concrete tank wall. Example
4. Principles applied to calculating cylindrical reinforced concrete tanks
5. Principles applied to analyzing a reinforced concrete tank floor slab. Example of how a rectangular reinforced concrete tank floor slab is calculated
UNIT 4. METAL TANKS
1. Introduction. Design codes
2. Types of storage tanks. Materials, joints and welds
3. Design and calculation. Bottom and shell
4. Calculation of fixed roofs
5. Calculation by manometric pressure