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BYG303-G Constructional Analysis
Civil Engineering, Bachelor Programme , 2-year Programme in Civil Engineering, 2-year Programme
Autumn
Norwegian and English. Lectures are in Norwegian. Textbooks are in English, and international students are offered special tuition in English.
After completing the course, the student is expected to have knowledge about failure mechanisms, dimensioning criteria and analysis methods have extended the understanding of load-bearing constructions structure and manner of operation have experience in accomplishing a project closely related to industry and business sector write a technical report
Part 1 Classical construction theory Concept solutions for carrying constructions. Description of truss work, frames, strut braced slab ingots, shell constructions. Choice of main configurations and materials. Mechanical characterisation of material and models for construction. Determination of stress on constructions with response and exposure of stress. Description of possible failure mechanisms and dimensioning criteria. Analysing trusses, frames, columns, sheets and hulls. Float criterion and plastic collapse. Cracking of columns and bulging of slab ingots. Connections and construction details. Concentration of stress and exhaustion. Part 2 Introduction to element method and project work Displacement method of truss work and frames. Element method for sheets and slabs. Theoretical basis of the method. Stress and flexibility. Calculation examples and software. Strength analysis and dimensioning of carrying constructions. Compilation of technical report of project work.
Lectures 4 hour per week and exercises/laboratory work 4 hours per week.
Satisfactory submission of compulsory exercises.
Written examination, 4 hours (70 % contribution to final assessment) and portfolio with project work (30 % contribution to final assessment). Graded assessment. The portfolio must be assessed to Pass to take the written examination. The candidate may be examined orally with regards to the portfolio. The examination may give basis for individual assessment also on the group work.
Bachelor's level.
Third year of bachelor's programme.
Study Coordinator Rita Ditlefsen.
Face-to-face
The syllabus will be published on the home page of the course when finalised. See link in the upper right hand corner of the page.
Yes.
Faculty of Engineering and Science



