Measurement in Civil Engineering

Garant předmětu:

Petr Semerák

Lecturer:

Petr Semerák

Tutor:

Petr Semerák, Petra Tichá, Vítězslav Vydra

Supervisor:

Department of Physics

Synopsis:

As part of the course, students will learn about modern measuring methods in the construction industry. In practical laboratory tasks, groups will try to work with modern measuring devices and apparatus to determine elastic and deformation properties of building materials and structures, measurement and spectral analysis of sound, noise and vibrations, measurement of optical properties of materials, transmittance and reflectance of materials, determination of photometric and spectral characteristics of light sources, measurement of thermophysical parameters of building materials

Requirements:

none

Syllabus of lectures:

Measurement of the coefficient of thermal conductivity

Measurement of modulus of elasticity

Measurement of permeability and reflectivity of materials

Measurement and spectral analysis of sound, noise and vibration

Measurement of photometric and spectral characteristics of light sources

Syllabus of tutorials:

Measurement of the coefficient of thermal conductivity

Measurement of modulus of elasticity

Measurement of permeability and reflectivity of materials

Measurement and spectral analysis of sound, noise and vibration

Measurement of photometric and spectral characteristics of light sources

Study Objective:

In practical laboratory tasks, students acquire the necessary skills for measuring selected physical and technical parameters of materials and structures (detection of elastic and deformation properties of building materials and structures, measurement and spectral analysis of sound, noise and vibrations, measurement of optical properties of materials, permeability and reflectivity of materials, color of surfaces, photometric and spectral characteristics of light sources, measurement of thermophysical parameters of building materials, modern methods of measuring the dimensions and shape of building elements and structures), which are important for determining reliability and quality - mainly in the area of assessing building structures and materials. Emphasis is placed on modern digital measurement methods and the use of electrical methods for measuring non-electric quantities, which facilitates computer processing of measured results.

Study materials:

[1] Semerák, P.: Aplikovaná fyzika. ČVUT 2009

[2] Michalko, O. – Mikš, A. – Semerák, P. – Klečka, T.: Fyzikální a mechanické zkoušení stavebních materiálů. ČVUT 1998

[3] Brož J.: Základy fyzikálních měření I. SPN, Praha 1967.

[4] Horák Z.: Praktická fyzika. SNTL, Praha 1958.

[5] Habel J.a kol: Světelná technika a osvětlování. FCC Public, Praha1995

[6] Fuka J.-Havelka B: Optika. SPN, Praha.

[7] Vrbová M. a kol: Lasery a moderní optika. Prometheus, Praha 1994.

[8] Toman, J. – Semerák, P.: Fyzika 10 Praktická cvičení. ČVUT 2001

Note:

Time-table for winter semester 2023/2024:

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Time-table for summer semester 2023/2024:

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The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Stavební inženýrství, obor Konstrukce pozemních staveb (compulsory elective course)
• Stavební inženýrství, specializace Pozemní stavby (compulsory elective course)