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M. Eng. Wood Technology / Holztechnik - Hochschule für Architektur ...

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Master <strong>Wood</strong> <strong>Technology</strong><br />

Module Catalogue / Modulhandbuch<br />

Modul MF 35 – Multi-story Timber Structures and Special Themes<br />

Module coordinator<br />

Modulverantwortlicher<br />

Lecturers/tutors<br />

Referenten<br />

Location / term<br />

Durchführung des Moduls<br />

Credit Points (ECTS) 5<br />

Number of lectures<br />

Anzahl der Vorlesungen<br />

Total workload<br />

Distribution of the hours<br />

Gesamtworkload<br />

Aufteilung der Stunden<br />

Pre-requisites for the module<br />

Modulvoraussetzungen<br />

Learning objectives<br />

Lernziele<br />

Contents<br />

Inhalt<br />

Teaching methods<br />

Lehrmethode<br />

Teaching language<br />

Unterrichtssprache<br />

Examinations<br />

Prüfungsleistung &<br />

Leistungsbewertung<br />

Andreas Müller<br />

Tel.: +41 (0)32 34 40 319<br />

Email: Andreas.Mueller@bfh.ch<br />

Andreas Müller<br />

at the BFH-AHB in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, summer term<br />

4 contact hours/week for 8 weeks, incl. coaching and presentations<br />

150 hours in total:<br />

� 30 hours direct lectures<br />

� 2 hours presentations<br />

� 15 hours preparation and follow-up<br />

� 105 hours for project work<br />

Admittance to the Master Program in <strong>Wood</strong> <strong>Technology</strong><br />

The students understand and can apply the most important basic construction<br />

rules in multi-storey timber structures.<br />

The students are familiar with the basic structural systems and elements<br />

used in walls, roofs and floors in multi-storey timber structures.<br />

The students understand the most important principles of the bracing of<br />

buildings and building stability.<br />

The students can calculate the distribution of horizontal loads to the bracing<br />

walls by taking their rigidities into account.<br />

The students have learnt to analyze multi-storey timber structures: the loadbearing<br />

behaviour of the main elements, the bracing concept and the material<br />

choice.<br />

� Introduction<br />

� Design of multi-storey timber structures<br />

- Construction guidelines<br />

- Analysis of load-bearing behaviour<br />

- Floors, walls and roofs<br />

- Details<br />

� Bracing and stability issues<br />

- Design, consideration of stiffnesses of wall and floor panels<br />

- Load distribution among bracing walls<br />

� Structural Dynamics<br />

- Fundamentals<br />

- Vibration analysis of floors according to Eurocodes<br />

- Earthquake design (simplified elastic forces in lumped system)<br />

� Lectures, exercises, group work<br />

� Discussion of case studies<br />

� Regular presentation of results of group work<br />

<strong>Eng</strong>lish<br />

50 % written exam<br />

50 % presentations<br />

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