AbstractThe criterion of reliability - compulsory minimal eccentricity was verified by axially loaded columns which were unsymmetrical reinforced. By design of concrete columns a condition of min eccentricity (emin= h/30 resp. 20mm) has to be fulfilled to decrease the column resistance defined by normal force NRd. This condition was supposed to increase a level of reliability of axially loaded columns but it should be substituted by restriction of normal force as it was in previous Slovak and British code. In a case of unsymmetrical cross-section or section reinforced with asymmetrical reinforcement, this requirement is not accurate as in some cases the application of the condition 6.1(4) STN EN 1992-1-1 leads to decrease of the design reli...
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AbstractGrounds beneath large civil engineering structures (bridges, dams, tunnels) that are establi...
AbstractResults of the latest experiments have revealed that the maximum punching resistance defined...
AbstractThe analytical calculation of hold-down loads for open-top tanks and other flexible structur...
AbstractThis paper presents a study by the Finite Element Method (FEM) of the contact tensions betwe...
AbstractThe rising living standards and increasing demands for quality of the environment have led t...
AbstractSchmidt impact hammers are the most widespread devices used for non-destructive testing of c...
AbstractDuring the study for the dimensioning as well as the selection of the individual materials c...
AbstractToday, designing the microgeometry of gears is often based on experience. Usually, objective...
AbstractThe complete characterization of a polymer microfluidic flow sensor is presented in this pap...
AbstractFracture toughness is an important material property in the fracture mechanics methods, and ...
AbstractMethodroom and pillar sizes are key factors for safe mining and their recovery in open-stop ...
AbstractBy referring to many relevant data and essays, this paper aims at discussing and analyzing t...
This paper attempts to identify the main factors influencing the decisions regarding educational cho...
AbstractTrack and field is the basis of all sports, known as the “mother” of the movement. Its impor...
AbstractThe structural elements in steel and composite bridges are sensitive to stability problems d...
AbstractGrounds beneath large civil engineering structures (bridges, dams, tunnels) that are establi...
AbstractResults of the latest experiments have revealed that the maximum punching resistance defined...
AbstractThe analytical calculation of hold-down loads for open-top tanks and other flexible structur...
AbstractThis paper presents a study by the Finite Element Method (FEM) of the contact tensions betwe...