Branch Details

Building Constructions

Original title in Czech: Pozemní stavbyFASTAbbreviation: PSTAcad. year: 2013/2014

Programme: Civil Engineering

Length of Study: 4 years

Accredited from: 25.7.2007Accredited until: 31.12.2020

Profile

Study branch Building Structures is due to its complex content divided into four topics: Building Structure, Architecture in Building Structure, Technology and building process control, Building Services. The study is focused on knowledge in building structures and on education to self-scientific work oriented to specific professional areas of particular topic. Deepening of knowledge and abilities in complex and theoretical approach to technical problem solving and justification will be supported during mathematics and physics lectures. Managing theoretical and scientific disciplines which are related to thesis is ensured by passing selected obligatory lectures. Student is solving under guidance of his supervisor given professional problem according to theoretical and experimental requirements and defends results in his thesis. A graduate of PhD program, branch Building Structures is prepared for expected fulfillment of research and development process in selected area of the industry. Due to acquired knowledge he is capable of self-assertion to solve challenging architectural and constructional problems, technology and management of building realization, building services. The continuous active scientific activity is the qualification for possible engagement of graduates as members of the academic staffs at universities.

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Issued topics of Doctoral Study Program

. round (applications submitted from to )

  1. Near Zero Energy Buildings

    Due to increasing energy consumption, the need for sustainable construction and directive of EU is necessary to design structures in passive houses, in order to reduce energy consumtion and improving the internal environment.

    Tutor: Kalousek Miloš, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  2. Nonlinear Ultrasonic Spectroscopy as a Tool for Diagnosing of Ceiling Slabs Hurdis

    Tutor: Manychová Monika, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  3. Renovation of historical timber buildings

    Typology of buildings, structures and their usage.

    Tutor: Balíková Jitka, Ing., Ph.D.

2. round (applications submitted from 11.11.2013 to 13.12.2013)

  1. Analysis of the killing of biotic pests

    Verification of disposal options biotic pests of wood and silicate materials using microwave radiation. Optimizing EMW radiation applied to the contested structures with respect to removal efficiency of biotic pests.

    Tutor: Šuhajda Karel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  2. Analysis of the killing of biotic pests

    Verification of disposal options biotic pests of wood and silicate materials using microwave radiation. Optimizing EMW radiation applied to the contested structures with respect to removal efficiency of biotic pests.

    Tutor: Šuhajda Karel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  3. Analysis of the killing of biotic pests

    Verification of disposal options biotic pests of wood and silicate materials using microwave radiation. Optimizing EMW radiation applied to the contested structures with respect to removal efficiency of biotic pests.

    Tutor: Šuhajda Karel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  4. Aplication of air gaps in wet building constructins

    Optimalization of the size air gaps. The Influace of possition vents for flux of air.

    Tutor: Mohelníková Jitka, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  5. Aplication of air gaps in wet building constructins

    Optimalization of the size air gaps. The Influace of possition vents for flux of air.

    Tutor: Vlček Milan, doc. Ing., CSc.

  6. Energy and Building Services in Smart Regions

    Research on performance of buildings and building services in the smart regions in relation to buildings with active energy balance, the use of energy from renewable sources and application of BIM system in a management. Is connected to project TAČR - Smart Regions.

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  7. Energy and Building Services in Smart Regions

    Research on performance of buildings and building services in the smart regions in relation to buildings with active energy balance, the use of energy from renewable sources and application of BIM system in a management. Is connected to project TAČR - Smart Regions.

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  8. Energy Management of Buildings

    Research of energy utilization in buildings and aplication of effective management of energy systems operation. Project management, ecology, environment.

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  9. Energy Management of Buildings

    Research of energy utilization in buildings and aplication of effective management of energy systems operation. Project management, ecology, environment.

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  10. Evaluation of buildings by LCA, LCIA methods for sustainable buildings and protection of the environment

    To evaluate the impact on the environment is to be used to assess the influence of materials, technologies and energy needs for the operation of new and renovated buildings with special models used for example in computer programs Gabi, Eco-Bat, SimaPro. Objective of the thesis is analyzis of different materials, building technologies and energy measures to enable appropriate optimization of buildings and their components.

    Tutor: Sedlák Jiří, doc. Ing., CSc.

  11. Evaluation of buildings by LCA, LCIA methods for sustainable buildings and protection of the environment

    To evaluate the impact on the environment is to be used to assess the influence of materials, technologies and energy needs for the operation of new and renovated buildings with special models used for example in computer programs Gabi, Eco-Bat, SimaPro. Objective of the thesis is analyzis of different materials, building technologies and energy measures to enable appropriate optimization of buildings and their components.

    Tutor: Sedlák Jiří, doc. Ing., CSc.

  12. Fire resistance of building construction

    Determination of temperature and exposure time of fire on building structures in which there is a loss of mechanical characteristics of engineering structures. Usability especially for fire brigade, which can predict the possibilities and ways of fighting. Furthermore, the findings can be used in the time after the fire with the static security of the building, the evacuation of the building after the fire, etc..

    Tutor: Skála Jiří, Ing. arch., Ph.D.

  13. Fire resistance of building construction

    Determination of temperature and exposure time of fire on building structures in which there is a loss of mechanical characteristics of engineering structures. Usability especially for fire brigade, which can predict the possibilities and ways of fighting. Furthermore, the findings can be used in the time after the fire with the static security of the building, the evacuation of the building after the fire, etc..

    Tutor: Šuhajda Karel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  14. Ground-coupled Heat systems for Heating and Cooling of Buildings

    PhD thesis focuses on the research use of land for energy for heating and cooling. The scope of work will be theoretical and experimental investigation of the thermal interaction between an building and ground and an optimal design of ground and foundation exchangers. The aim is to streamline obtaining geothermal energy of the elements of foundation structures and to develop a methodology for their design in the Czech Republic.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  15. Ground-coupled Heat systems for Heating and Cooling of Buildings

    PhD thesis focuses on the research use of land for energy for heating and cooling. The scope of work will be theoretical and experimental investigation of the thermal interaction between an building and ground and an optimal design of ground and foundation exchangers. The aim is to streamline obtaining geothermal energy of the elements of foundation structures and to develop a methodology for their design in the Czech Republic.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  16. Heating and Ventilation of Historic Buildings

    Research concerning to analysis of riginal ventilation and heating systems in historic buildings, generalization of utilizable principles for present application, theoretical verifying of original solution functions and analysis systems renovation possibilities. Connection with planning research project in the field of unique technical systems design in the Czech republic.

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  17. Heating and Ventilation of Historic Buildings

    Research concerning to analysis of riginal ventilation and heating systems in historic buildings, generalization of utilizable principles for present application, theoretical verifying of original solution functions and analysis systems renovation possibilities. Connection with planning research project in the field of unique technical systems design in the Czech republic.

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  18. Near Zero Energy Buildings

    Due to increasing energy consumption, the need for sustainable construction and directive of EU is necessary to design structures in passive houses, in order to reduce energy consumtion and improving the internal environment.

    Tutor: Šuhajda Karel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  19. Nonlinear Ultrasonic Spectroscopy as a Tool for Diagnosing of Ceiling Slabs Hurdis

    Nonlinear Ultrasonic Spectroscopy as a Tool for Diagnosing of Ceiling Slabs Hurdis

    Tutor: Manychová Monika, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  20. Optimal solution of construction of biogas stations

    Analysis of the current construction of biogas plants depending on the region and substrates in the country. Application possibilities of foreign design solutions to economic and time-saving construction and environmental protection during operation.

    Tutor: Hrazdil Václav, doc. Ing., CSc.

  21. Optimal solution of construction of biogas stations

    Analysis of the current construction of biogas plants depending on the region and substrates in the country. Application possibilities of foreign design solutions to economic and time-saving construction and environmental protection during operation.

    Tutor: Hrazdil Václav, doc. Ing., CSc.

  22. Optimalization of floors in wet areas

    Optimization floors in wet areas. The dependence of the slope of surface layer and friction floor. Design methodology for measuring inclination floors for safety use. Design based surface roughness on the wear layer of surface water runoff.

    Tutor: Matějka Libor, doc. Ing., CSc. Ph.D., MBA

  23. Optimising the use of deciduous trees in civil engineering

    At present there is a lack of high-quality timber. Conversely, in the EU surplus wood of lower quality, namely leaf. In order to address this issue should be addressed in the possibilities of using hardwood for the construction. They should be selected as wood suitable for construction of buildings. Should be described especially mechanical characteristics of these species and determine the limits of their applicability.

    Tutor: Lavický Miloš, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  24. Optimization of antifreeze enthalpy exchanger of heat recovery in airconditioning systems

    The work deals with the methodology of the antifreeze enthalpy exchangers in airconditioning for maximum energy-efficiency of these devices. The work will be theoretical and experimental methods to solve a clear methodological outputs for use in practice.

    Tutor: Rubina Aleš, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  25. Optimization of antifreeze enthalpy exchanger of heat recovery in airconditioning systems

    The work deals with the methodology of the antifreeze enthalpy exchangers in airconditioning for maximum energy-efficiency of these devices. The work will be theoretical and experimental methods to solve a clear methodological outputs for use in practice.

    Tutor: Rubina Aleš, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  26. Optimization of microclimate and energy performance of historic buildings

    PhD thesis focuses on the creation and optimization of microclimate and energy performance of historic buildings. Assumes the use of simulation methods, laboratory experiments and measurements insitu. The aim is to establish rules of operation of historic buildings, including the management and control of building services to meet the needs of the building and the stored archival materials.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  27. Optimization of microclimate and energy performance of historic buildings

    PhD thesis focuses on the creation and optimization of microclimate and energy performance of historic buildings. Assumes the use of simulation methods, laboratory experiments and measurements insitu. The aim is to establish rules of operation of historic buildings, including the management and control of building services to meet the needs of the building and the stored archival materials.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  28. Optimization of thermally activated building structures

    PhD thesis is focused on the optimization of Thermo Active Building Structures (TABS) used for heating and cooling buildings. Assumes the use of simulation methods, laboratory experiment and measurement INSITU. The aim is to provide recommendations for optimal design and control of TABS.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  29. Optimization of thermally activated building structures

    PhD thesis is focused on the optimization of Thermo Active Building Structures (TABS) used for heating and cooling buildings. Assumes the use of simulation methods, laboratory experiment and measurement INSITU. The aim is to provide recommendations for optimal design and control of TABS.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  30. Performance standards in civil engineering

    In the Czech Republic no one does not systematically deal with monitoring and development of a single-unit consumption of time for evolving or new partial construction processes also on the account of the development mechanization.However, the correct determination of the time consumption is crucial for the creation of the time structure of the production. The aim is to perform evaluation and comparison of the time consumption of partial construction process and methods for their calculation offered by different companies and propose a new methodology for the objective determination of the time consumption, including real tolerance.

    Tutor: Motyčka Vít, doc. Ing., CSc.

  31. Performance standards in civil engineering

    In the Czech Republic no one does not systematically deal with monitoring and development of a single-unit consumption of time for evolving or new partial construction processes also on the account of the development mechanization.However, the correct determination of the time consumption is crucial for the creation of the time structure of the production. The aim is to perform evaluation and comparison of the time consumption of partial construction process and methods for their calculation offered by different companies and propose a new methodology for the objective determination of the time consumption, including real tolerance.

    Tutor: Motyčka Vít, doc. Ing., CSc.

  32. Possibilities of a Complex Solution of the Use of Recycled Building Material

    The amount of debris recyclate of all fractions is large but its use has still been insufficient. A considerate percentage of the recyclate ends up in waste dumps and thus represents a burden for the environment. The main aim of the thesis is to suggest new ways of use of recyclate, and compare them with the current technologies.

    Tutor: Henková Svatava, Ing., CSc.

  33. Possibilities of a Complex Solution of the Use of Recycled Building Material

    The amount of debris recyclate of all fractions is large but its use has still been insufficient. A considerate percentage of the recyclate ends up in waste dumps and thus represents a burden for the environment. The main aim of the thesis is to suggest new ways of use of recyclate, and compare them with the current technologies.

    Tutor: Henková Svatava, Ing., CSc.

  34. Possibilities of using flexible cementitious adhesives for tiling

    The aim of this work is the suitability of the use and development of methods of evaluating flexibility cementitious mortar for thin set bonding. The results will allow to use an adhesive for the application where is the assumption of minimizing subsequent failures. It will be beneficial for technical practice by raising the quality of the finishing.

    Tutor: Šlanhof Jiří, Mgr. Ing., Ph.D.

  35. Possibilities of using flexible cementitious adhesives for tiling

    The aim of this work is the suitability of the use and development of methods of evaluating flexibility cementitious mortar for thin set bonding. The results will allow to use an adhesive for the application where is the assumption of minimizing subsequent failures. It will be beneficial for technical practice by raising the quality of the finishing.

    Tutor: Šlanhof Jiří, Mgr. Ing., Ph.D.

  36. Renovation of historical timber buildings

    Typology of buildings, structures and their usage. Reconstruction of wooden elements and connections.

    Tutor: Vlček Milan, doc. Ing., CSc.

  37. Simulation of energy performance of buildings and buildings services

    Utilization of simulation tools for the evaluation of theoretical models of nearly zero energy buildings and active buildings. Simulations will be complemented by experimental measurements on real buildings. (Links to the project: ANNEX 56 - IEA ECBCS)

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  38. Simulation of energy performance of buildings and buildings services

    Utilization of simulation tools for the evaluation of theoretical models of nearly zero energy buildings and active buildings. Simulations will be complemented by experimental measurements on real buildings. (Links to the project: ANNEX 56 - IEA ECBCS)

    Tutor: Hirš Jiří, prof. Ing., CSc.

  39. Simulation of flow and pollutants in buildings

    Topic of doctoral thesis focuses on the application and verification of theoretical research methods airflow in buildings and external aerodynamics of buildings with the current transfer of moisture. The simulations can use the software Fluent, CFX, or OpenFOAM.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  40. Simulation of flow and pollutants in buildings

    Topic of doctoral thesis focuses on the application and verification of theoretical research methods airflow in buildings and external aerodynamics of buildings with the current transfer of moisture. The simulations can use the software Fluent, CFX, or OpenFOAM.

    Tutor: Šikula Ondřej, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  41. The numerical description of vapor condensation in the porous materials

    Monitoring of moisture is mainly based on experiments. Calculation methods eg by Glaser (which became the basis for standard calculations) say that condensation occurs in the exclusion zone, are not always adequate to the requirements of the assessment of buildings construction. The aim of this work is to determine the moisture distribution of out of this zone when simulating external influences on the building structure in laboratory conditions.

    Tutor: Mohelníková Jitka, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  42. The use of 3D technology for construction.

    Suggestions processes and technologies using all kinds of 3D technologies.

    Tutor: Henková Svatava, Ing., CSc.

  43. The use of 3D technology for construction.

    Suggestions processes and technologies using all kinds of 3D technologies.

    Tutor: Henková Svatava, Ing., CSc.

  44. Verification and development of rheological models of composite from recycled polymers

    With the possibility of the use of composites from recycled polymers, such as thermal insulation block, there is a need to modify and improve existing rheological models. The development of models is depending on the way stress. The pressure stress is for that group of materials specifically load. Development models will be made ​​on the basis of experimental prototypes monitoring the test samples with subsequent verification of FEA mathematical modeling.

    Tutor: Pěnčík Jan, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  45. Verification and development of rheological models of composite from recycled polymers

    With the possibility of the use of composites from recycled polymers, such as thermal insulation block, there is a need to modify and improve existing rheological models. The development of models is depending on the way stress. The pressure stress is for that group of materials specifically load. Development models will be made ​​on the basis of experimental prototypes monitoring the test samples with subsequent verification of FEA mathematical modeling.

    Tutor: Pěnčík Jan, prof. Ing., Ph.D.

  46. The work will be focused on the identification and analysis of the parameters of the sustainability of buildings to be used in ventilation and air conditioning systems. This is not only about the selection of suitable materials, but especially for new innovative conceptual solution, including the recycling of heat, cold and water steam for use in the building back. It is assumed appreciation of the zkušenností with the technical systems in certified buildings abroad.

    Tutor: Rubinová Olga, Ing., Ph.D.

  47. Today used plastic waste gas ducts on your form solution from systems for the transport of other liquids and their properties below for some elements of optimal parameters in terms of air transport with an aerosol. The aim of the work is to verify the hydraulic properties of the selected components of the flue gas ducts and the proposal of new elements with optimal parameters from the point of view of hydraulics and production technology.

    Tutor: Rubinová Olga, Ing., Ph.D.

1. round (applications submitted from 03.05.2013 to 31.07.2013)

  1. Evaluation of buildings by LCA, LCIA methods for sustainable buildings and protection of the environment

    To evaluate the impact on the environment is to be used to assess the influence of materials, technologies and energy needs for the operation of new and renovated buildings with special models used for example in computer programs Gabi, Eco-Bat, SimaPro. Objective of the thesis is analyzis of different materials, building technologies and energy measures to enable appropriate optimization of buildings and their components.

    Tutor: Sedlák Jiří, doc. Ing., CSc.

  2. Fire resistance of building construction

    Determination of temperature and exposure time of fire on building structures in which there is a loss of mechanical characteristics of engineering structures. Usability especially for fire brigade, which can predict the possibilities and ways of fighting. Furthermore, the findings can be used in the time after the fire with the static security of the building, the evacuation of the building after the fire.

    Tutor: Novotný Miloslav, prof. Ing., CSc.

  3. Fire resistance of building construction

    Determination of temperature and exposure time of fire on building structures in which there is a loss of mechanical characteristics of engineering structures. Usability especially for fire brigade, which can predict the possibilities and ways of fighting. Furthermore, the findings can be used in the time after the fire with the static security of the building, the evacuation of the building after the fire, etc..

    Tutor: Šuhajda Karel, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  4. Green roof systems with hydrophilic mineral fibres

    Usage of hydrophilic mineral fibres in roof garden systems, hydroacc. and drainage solutions, connections to follow-up structures, solving statics and stability on different roofs. Environmental impact of this green roof solution to whole building.

    Tutor: Matějka Libor, doc. Ing., CSc. Ph.D., MBA

  5. Near Zero Energy Buildings

    Due to increasing energy consumption, the need for sustainable construction and directive of EU is necessary to design structures in passive houses, in order to reduce energy consumtion and improving the internal environment.

    Tutor: Kalousek Miloš, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  6. Near Zero Energy Buildings

    Due to increasing energy consumption, the need for sustainable construction and directive of EU is necessary to design structures in passive houses, in order to reduce energy consumtion and improving the internal environment.

    Tutor: Kalousek Miloš, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  7. Optimalization of floors in wet areas

    Optimization floors in wet areas. The dependence of the slope of surface layer and friction floor. Design methodology for measuring inclination floors for safety use. Design based surface roughness on the wear layer of surface water runoff.

    Tutor: Matějka Libor, doc. Ing., CSc. Ph.D., MBA

  8. Optimising the use of deciduous trees in civil engineering

    At present there is a lack of high-quality timber. Conversely, in the EU surplus wood of lower quality, namely leaf. In order to address this issue should be addressed in the possibilities of using hardwood for the construction. They should be selected as wood suitable for construction of buildings. Should be described especially mechanical characteristics of these species and determine the limits of their applicability.

    Tutor: Novotný Miloslav, prof. Ing., CSc.

  9. Optimization of design composition of green roofs

    Evaluation of practical experience in the application of vegetation systems without the use of soil on the roof structures of industrial buildings with controlled internal temperature in accordance with the requirements for building construction and the environment. The aim is to establish a methodological basis for the optimal design of a suitable type of green roof to incorporate into the design of the building. Collaboration with fy Saint Gobain.

    Tutor: Škramlik Jan, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  10. Range of tin roof and designing of them in dependence on snow area.

    The thesis deals with a possibilities of designin tin roofing in dependence on snow area. An importat part of design is to safety avoid snow layers from falling-off tin roofs by using snow guards and fences. Snow guards and fences are one of the most important element of tin roofs. Pointing of the thesis is to make methodics for design of safety snow guards and fences elements on tin roofs.

    Tutor: Henková Svatava, Ing., CSc.

  11. Sanitation installations hydraulics

    Hydraulics of branch discharge pipes in drainage, measurement of flow and pressure losses in sanitation installations and their evaluation.

    Tutor: Vrána Jakub, Ing., Ph.D.

  12. Technology of construction processes of reducing the built energy

    The construction work is considered by most energy consumption during use. For the total energy savings is necessary to look for savings opportunities so-called gray energy. The aim of this work is to analyze the existing technology of selected construction processes in terms of embedded energy. The output will be compared to the energy performance of selected construction processes and recommendations for building practice with regard to the principles of sustainable development.

    Tutor: Mohapl Martin, Ing., Ph.D.

  13. The numerical description of vapor condensation in the porous materials

    Monitoring of moisture is mainly based on experiments. Calculation methods eg by Glaser (which became the basis for standard calculations) say that condensation occurs in the exclusion zone, are not always adequate to the requirements of the assessment of buildings construction. The aim of this work is to determine the moisture distribution of out of this zone when simulating external influences on the building structure in laboratory conditions.

    Tutor: Škramlik Jan, doc. Ing., Ph.D.

  14. Upgrading the cooling system to preserve or change states of matter.

    The aim of the thesis will improve the cooling system for the preservation or change states of matter.

    Tutor: Formánek Marian, Ing., Ph.D.

  15. Verification and development of rheological models of composite from recycled polymers

    With the possibility of the use of composites from recycled polymers, such as thermal insulation block, there is a need to modify and improve existing rheological models. The development of models is depending on the way stress. The pressure stress is for that group of materials specifically load. Development models will be made ​​on the basis of experimental prototypes monitoring the test samples with subsequent verification of FEA mathematical modeling.

    Tutor: Pěnčík Jan, prof. Ing., Ph.D.


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