Search for dissertations about: "technology of reconstruction of buildings"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words technology of reconstruction of buildings.
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1. Numerical Modelling of Timber Building Components to Prevent Disproportionate Collapse
Abstract : An increasing number of multi-storey buildings are being constructed with engineered wood products, such as glulam or cross-laminated timber (CLT). Multi-storey timber buildings can be safely designed for foreseeable loads, but knowledge is limited concerning their ability to survive unforeseeable events, e.g. READ MORE
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2. Makten över monumenten : restaurering av vasaslott 1850-2000
Abstract : During the period 1850–2000 the Renaissance castles created by the Swedish Vasa kings, who reigned during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, have been subject to restorations. During the period an official management body for the built heritage, a legal system and political guidelines for the maintenance have been developed. READ MORE
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3. Visualization of Air Flow, Temperature and Concentration Indoors : Whole-field measuring methods and CFD
Abstract : The thermal indoor climate is a complicated combination of a number of physical variables, all of which strongly affect people’s well-being. The indoor climate not only heavily affects people’s health and life quality, but also their productivity and ability to work efficiently. READ MORE
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4. A Lifecycle Approach towards Building Information Management : Technical and procedural implications for the facility management and operations sector
Abstract : A well-structured and coordinated information management practice is central to promoting efficiency in construction. Building information management encompasses authoring, interpretation, communication, coordination and storage of building information. READ MORE
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5. Time-Domain Antenna and Scattering Analysis for Micro- and Millimeter-Wave Applications
Abstract : Telecommunications industries are investing tremendously to meet the ever-increasing demands for higher data rates and capacity. In particular to develop standardization for 5G, which is expected around 2020. The existing spectrum for traditional mobile networks is limited to highly occupied bands at microwave frequencies below 6 GHz. READ MORE