Risk analysis of load bearing RC structure review

Diplomová práce se zabývá hodnocením existujících konstrukcí dle normy ČSN ISO 13822, rozebírá nebezpečí, která mohou při určení spolehlivosti stávající konstrukce nastat. Tuto normu posoudím na rizika pomocí analýzy možného výskytu a vlivu vad (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis). Na konkrétním příkladu ukážu postup stanovení spolehlivost a navrhnu její zvýšení. Na praktický příklad použiji univerzální maticovou analýzu rizik (Universal Matrix of Risk Analysis) pomocí, které identifikuji a kvantifikuji významnost jednotlivých nebezpečí spojených s realizací projektu.Master´s thesis deals with the evaluation of existing structures according to ISO 13822, discusses the dangers that can in determining the reliability of existing structures occur. This standard shall consider the risks by analyzing the possible occurrence and impact of defects (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis). In a concrete example shows a process for determining the reliability and suggest the increase. On a practical example I use a universal risk analysis matrix (Universal Matrix of Risk Analysis) with, identify and quantify the significance of the various dangers associated with project implementation.

Design of concrete structure of gym in Olomouc

Bakalářská práce se zabývá návrhem a posouzením železobetonové desky nad 1NP tělocvičny v Olomouci. Návrh bude proveden ve dvou variantách, monolitické a montované. Výsledný návrh bude v závěru porovnán. Dále je navrženo monolitické schodiště. Stropní deska a schodiště budou posuzovány dle ČSN EN 1992 – 1 – 1.The bachelor thesis deals with the design and assessment of reinforced concrete slabs above the 1st floor in a gym in Olomouc. The proposal will be implemented in two versions, monolithic and pre-fabricated. The resulting design will be compared at the end. It is also proposed monolithic staircase. Ceiling plate will be assessed according to ČSN EN 1992 - 1 - 1.

John Calvin

French-born Protestant Reformer, John Calvin, led a sweeping reformation of law, politics, and society in sixteenth-century Geneva. Building on classical and earlier Christian sources, Calvin developed an innovative and integrative theory of rights and liberties, church and state, authority and power, natural law and positive law. Particular striking was his use of the Decalogue as a source and summary of natural law, and as a template for spiritual and civil laws and rights in a Christian republic. Also novel was his theory of the uses of natural and positive law to cultivate a baseline civil morality and an aspirational spiritual morality for each member of the community. Calvin and his followers believed in law, as a deterrent against sin, an inducement to grace, and a teacher of Christian virtue. They also believed in liberty, structuring their churches and states alike to minimize the sins of their rulers and to maximize the liberties of their subjects. Calvin distilled his legal teachings into sundry public, private, penal, and procedural laws for Geneva, and he broadcast them widely among other French and other European jurists, theologians, and political leaders of his day. His work helped shape Western legal thought and practice until the modern Enlightenment, and several of his basic teachings about law, politics, and society still live on today both in secular legal thought and in modern Protestant churches