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    Subiecte Examen An III 2009-2010 Iarna

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    This document provides an overview of exam topics for a Civil Engineering course, including infrastructure, foundations, basements, floors, stairs, roofs, and walls. The key exam topics covered are: 1) the main elements of infrastructure and foundations, 2) different types of floors such as beam-and-slab and pre-cast concrete, 3) the design, materials, and structural elements of stairs, 4) classifications and functional requirements of roofs, and 5) classifications of walls and materials used such as brick, concrete, and panels. The document lists over 70 exam topics related to various civil construction elements and structures.

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    This document provides an overview of exam topics for a Civil Engineering course, including infrastructure, foundations, basements, floors, stairs, roofs, and walls. The key exam topics covered are: 1) the main elements of infrastructure and foundations, 2) different types of floors such as beam-and-slab and pre-cast concrete, 3) the design, materials, and structural elements of stairs, 4) classifications and functional requirements of roofs, and 5) classifications of walls and materials used such as brick, concrete, and panels. The document lists over 70 exam topics related to various civil construction elements and structures.

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    This document provides an overview of exam topics for a Civil Engineering course, including infrastructure, foundations, basements, floors, stairs, roofs, and walls. The key exam topics covered are: 1) the main elements of infrastructure and foundations, 2) different types of floors such as beam-and-slab and pre-cast concrete, 3) the design, materials, and structural elements of stairs, 4) classifications and functional requirements of roofs, and 5) classifications of walls and materials used such as brick, concrete, and panels. The document lists over 70 exam topics related to various civil construction elements and structures.

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    "Gh.

    Asachi" Technical University of Iasi

    - Faculty of Civil Engineering

    - Civil Engineering Training - 3rd year in 2009-2010

    CIVIL CONSTRUCTIONS - Exam subjects January/February 2010


    INFRASRUCTURE
    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. The main elements of infrastructure. Foundations. Building basements. Choice of basements and foundations. The bearing capacity of soil. The ultimate state of bearing capacity. Ultimate state of deformations. The depth of the foundation. Principles concerning foundations construction and design. 10. Direct foundations. 11. Underground walls. 12. Waterproofing of infrastructures. 13. Waterproof membrane against water without pressure. 14. Waterproof tanking against water with pressure. 15. Constructive details. 16. The thermal insulation of the infrastructures. 17. Temperatures distribution in the ground. 18. Heat loose through the underground elements. 19. Elements concerning the thermal design of building envelope. 42. Monolithic floors with beams on one direction. 43. Floors with closely ribs and hollow blocks. 44. Floors with main and secondary beams. 45. Waffle dried reinforced concrete floors. 46. Flash slab floors with headed columns. 47. Pre-cast concrete floors. 48. Floors with beams lying side by side. 49. Floors with beams and in fill block panels. 50. Pre-cast concrete strip floors.

    STAIRS
    51. Stairs introduction, definition of terms. 52. Type of stairs. 53. Dimensional design of stairs. 54. Functional requirements. 55. Construction of stairs. 56. Timber Stairs. 57. Metal stairs. 58. Stone and brick stairs. 59. Concrete stairs. 60. The structural form of the stairs and design elements

    ROOFS
    61. Roofs - General elements, classification. 62. Functional requirements of the roofs, tightness against meteorological water actions, the function of hygrothermaic protection, the function of acoustic protection, the function of natural lighting, the function of resistance, the function of fire resistance. 63. The roof forms. 64. Pitched roofs of timber (purlin, trussed). 65. Metallic pitched roofs. 66. Reinforced concrete pitched roofs (monolithic, of precast elements). 67. Reinforced concrete flat roofs (structure, coverings). 68. Thatch roof covering. 69. Timber roof coverings. 70. Pitched roof covered with asphalt cardboard. 71. Clay roofing tiles. 72. Asbestos cement roof covering. 73. Metal sheet covering. 74. Double roofs (with ventilated air layer).

    WALLS
    20. Walls, general notions, classifications. 21. Walls, functional requirements. 22. Clay soil walls. 23. Stone blocks walls. 24. Brick walls, materials, bonding, types. 25. Walls of great precasted blocks. 26. Walls of large precasted panels and slabs (types, connections). 27. The large panels / slabs connections. 28. Reinforced concrete monolith walls. 29. Lightweight walls ( for framed buildings). 30. External /cladding walls. 31. The light weight wall panels general structure. 32. Lightweight partition wall. 33. Auxiliary elements for walls (cornice, bases, straps). 34. Openings in brick & block walls (lintels, ceiling)

    FLOORS
    35. Floors classification. 36. Floors functional requirements. 37. Timber upper floors. 38. Masonry arched and vaulted floors. 39. Monolithic reinforced concrete floors. 40. Metallic floors. 41. Solid slab floors.

    STRUCTURE
    75. Structural concept, solid structure, structure, surface structure. skeletal

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