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Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environment

Silesian University of Technology

Subject: Architecture , Civil Engineering , Engineering, Environmental

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THE EFFECTS OF DEAD LOADS IN CANTILEVER CONCRETING BRIDGES
THE EFFECTS OF DEAD LOADS IN CANTILEVER CONCRETING BRIDGES
SELECTED ANALYSIS OF ENERGY-SAVING KINDERGARTEN IN ZŁOTY POTOK – COMMUNE OF JANOW, ALONG WITH ITS USAGE EVALUATION. A CASE STUDY
SELECTED ANALYSIS OF ENERGY-SAVING KINDERGARTEN IN ZŁOTY POTOK – COMMUNE OF JANOW, ALONG WITH ITS USAGE EVALUATION. A CASE STUDY
BEAUTY OF HISTORIC URBAN CENTRES – EVOLUTION IN CONSERVATION THEORY
BEAUTY OF HISTORIC URBAN CENTRES – EVOLUTION IN CONSERVATION THEORY
INNOVATIVE STEEL FIBERS AND THEIR EFFECT ON FIBER DISTRIBUTION IN BEAMS - EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS
INNOVATIVE STEEL FIBERS AND THEIR EFFECT ON FIBER DISTRIBUTION IN BEAMS - EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS

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VOLUME 12 , ISSUE 1 (May 2019) - List of articles

BEAUTY OF HISTORIC URBAN CENTRES – EVOLUTION IN CONSERVATION THEORY

Teresa BARDZINSKA-BONENBERG/ Magdalena BĄCZKOWSKA

Abstract The paper aims to investigate if the changing principles in the protection of historic urban spaces arose as a result of evolving rationale of modern architecture and town planning over the last two centuries. The research was performed using a chronological comparison of the literature, source texts and analyses of graphic materials. Considerations include the concept of beauty of a city upgraded by its reconstruction and conservation, in the perspective of the 19th century great theor(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-001

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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SELECTED ANALYSIS OF ENERGY-SAVING KINDERGARTEN IN ZŁOTY POTOK – COMMUNE OF JANOW, ALONG WITH ITS USAGE EVALUATION. A CASE STUDY

Ada KOŁODZIEJCZYK-KĘSOŃ

Abstract The paper analyses the energy-saving building – kindergarten in Zloty Potok. The project was analysed in terms of energy efficiency and meeting the requirements of the passive building. The results of this analysis showed that the building does not meet all of the criteria for a passive building. The next study was a survey of the tenants of the facility. The results obtained from the conducted research indicate very good building assessments. Users are satisfied and feel the comfort of(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-002

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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HERITAGE AND INNOVATION IN SERBIAN 21ST CENTURY ARCHITECTURE – GENUINE TRADITIONAL BUILDING TECHNIQUES

Predrag MILOŠEVIĆ/ Vladimir MILOŠEVIĆ/ Grigor MILOŠEVIĆ

Abstract The social integration of people, the common belief of a particular group of people, contributed to the creation of a very fine and sincere architecture, which celebrated the habits and lifestyles of a particular community. National, traditional architecture is not a style, but rather, a glimpse of the world and life, the nature and genius loci, attitude towards life processes and materials, towards climate and authenticity. Traditional construction and building techniques help us estab(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-003

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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STRUCTURE OF ARCHITECTURE – TENSEGRITIES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF ARCHITECTURAL SPACE

Piotr POLINCEUSZ

Abstract Computer techniques allow the digital recording of any spatial form, which significantly changes designing methods. The possibility of the use of computer animation in the analysis of the designed shape allows the digital recording of the changing structure. The paper focuses on the future use of the structures and their development and presents ways of applying tensegrity structures and of space extraction characterizing the architecture. The classification of structural variations is (..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-004

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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STARY FORDON – A DISCUSSION ON BEAUTY OF PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN AND USERS EXPECTATIONS

Ewa RACZYŃSKA-MĄKOWSKA

Abstract The aim of the research conducted by the author in 2016 and 2017, was to define the performance path for the development of public space, and namely the Stary Fordon Town Square, today’s district of Bydgodszcz, which before 1973 was an independent town. A design and conceptual programme was performed whilst stimulating the residents’ activity and in dialogue with them, together with the Design Specialization students from the UTP University of Science and Technology in Bydgoszcz. Studen(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-005

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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SHEAR BUCKLING RESISTANCE OF CANTILEVER GIRDERS WITH CORRUGATED WEB

Witold BASIŃSKI

Abstract The study reports investigations into shear buckling resistance of the corrugated web of cantilever SIN girders. Experimental tests were conducted on ten SIN girders with the web height of 500, 1000, 1250 and 1500 mm made to 1:1 scale. The tests confirmed the advantageous effect of support stiffeners of cantilever girder parts on shear buckling resistance. Load-displacement paths of global displacements in cantilevers of SIN girders were analysed. The Finite Element Method was used to c(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-006

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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RHEOLOGY OF MORTAR WITH PORTLAND-LIMESTONE CEMENT CEM II/A,B-LL IN RELATION TO PROPERTIES OF CEMENT

Małgorzata GOŁASZEWSKA

Abstract The paper presents the results of rheological research, conducted to examine how the properties and composition of cement affects the yield stress and plastic viscosity of Portland limestone cements. Portland limestone cements used in the research were obtained by mixing four Portland cements of various chemical and phase compositions with two limestones of different origin, in an amount of 6, 10, 20 and 30% of cement mass. The yield stress and plastic viscosity were determined using th(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-007

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CEMENT MORTAR WITH GRAPHENE OXIDE

Małgorzata KRYSTEK

Abstract These days, nanotechnology has already influenced many fields of science and technology, including civil engineering. Cementitious composites incorporating various nanomaterials have emerged as novel materials with improved microstructure, mechanical properties and durability. Over the past decades, graphene oxide has appeared as one of the most promising nanomaterials for civil engineering applications. However, the effect of graphene oxide addition on the properties of cementitious co(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-008

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL CONCRETE USING MULTI-CRITERIA ECOLOGICAL INDEX AND PERFORMANCE INDEX APPROACH

Wojciech KUBISSA/ Roman JASKULSKI/ Jiajian CHEN/ Pui-Lam NG/ Wioletta GODLEWSKA/ Pavel REITERMAN

Abstract This paper proposes a new method of rational and quantitative assessment of ecological concrete in terms of the ecological impact and engineering performance. The concrete mix is evaluated through the multi-criteria Ecological Index (EI) and Performance Index (PI) approach. The EI accounts for the impact of the concrete on environment including the carbon emission and raw materials usage, whereas the PI accounts for the engineering performance of the concrete such as compressive strengt(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-009

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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THE EFFECTS OF DEAD LOADS IN CANTILEVER CONCRETING BRIDGES

Czesław MACHELSKI

Abstract Cantilever concreting technology is one of the modern methods of constructing concrete long-span bridges. Characteristic feature of those bridges is the long-term span deflection resulting from the rheological processes in the concrete and in the pre-tensioning steel. It can also be caused by the material deterioration, e.g. concrete cracking, as well as the changes in the bridge structure, such as the support settlements. The aggregate result of bridge exploitation are the changes in i(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-010

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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ANALYSIS OF THE WIDTH OF PROTECTION ZONE NEAR A WATER SUPPLY NETWORK

Małgorzata IWANEK/ Paweł SUCHORAB/ Łukasz SIDOROWICZ

Abstract A protection zone near the water supply network belongs to the proposals of limiting negative results of potential breakages of buried water pipes. Water leaking from a damaged pipe can create swallow holes or hollows, dangerous especially in the urban areas. The proposed zone is an area on the soil surface along a buried water network, where the outflow of water could be expected after a potential failure of the pipe. The infrastructure in this zone should be carefully planned to limit(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-011

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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APPLICATION OF POTASSIUM FERRATE(VI) FOR OXIDATION OF SELECTED POLLUTANTS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT – SHORT REVIEW

Simona KLIŚ/ Krzysztof BARBUSIŃSKI/ Maciej THOMAS/ Anna MOCHNACKA

Abstract The paper provides comprehensive information on the recent progress of the use of potassium ferrate(VI) (K2FeO4) for the removal of selected pollutants from water and wastewater. K2FeO4 provides great potential for diverse environmental applications without harm to the natural environment. Therefore K2FeO4 was used in removal of cyanides from gold ore purification processes, degradation of dyes and organic compounds in wastewater and algae removal in the water treatment process. The quo(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-012

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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METHODOLOGY OF ECODIAGNOSTICS ON THE EXAMPLE OF RURAL AREAS

Viktor V. KOVAL/ Angelina D. PETRASHEVSKA/ Olga L. POPOVA/ Inesa S. MIKHNO/ Krzysztof GASKA

Abstract The present state of the environment in the rural area has been analyzed. The main factors which led to the existing situation have been revealed. The structure of Ukraine’s crops area and the amount of accumulated waste in Ukraine influencing the agricultural landscapes of rural areas have been analyzed. The dependence between the amount of accumulated waste and the incidence within the time interval was revealed. As a result of calculations, we have received the social losses due to a(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-013

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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THE IMPACT OF CONSTRUCTION WORKS CONDUCTED ON THE ROUTE DTŚ ON A LOCAL AIR QUALITY EVALUATED WITH THE USE OF NO2 MEASUREMENTS

Walter MUCHA/ Jacek ŻELIŃSKI

Abstract One of the basic documents of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) procedure is the Environmental Impact Report. It contains information obtained during the investor’s assessment of any impact on the environment that may be caused by the object – also from the side of construction works at the investment stage. The authors, on the basis of nitrogen dioxide concentration data obtained from continuous, multi month measurements carried out with the use of the OPSIS device over the dia(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-014

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE EIGHT CITIES OF UKRAINE

Nonna PAVLIUK

Abstract A simplified solid waste management system has existed for many years in Ukraine being. The system factually coming to MSW collection and their removal to landfills and dumps. This has resulted in accumulation of 223 million tons MSW on territory of more than 8.5 ha. Signing on 27th June 2014 EU-Ukraine Association Agreement obliged Ukraine to approximate legislation to EU demands in the Field of Waste Management [1]. On 8th November 2017 National Waste Management Strategy has been acce(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-015

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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FABRICATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF CHITOSAN/COCONUT FIBER COMPOSITE MEMBRANES FOR ELIMINATING CU2+ AND PB2+ FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS

Thi-Cam-Trang TRUONG/ Manh-Ha BUI/ Dang-Khoa NGUYEN/ Takaomi KOBAYASHI

Abstract Coconut fiber was chemically modified by NaOCl/NaOH, and then was composited through a cross-linking reaction with glutaraldehyde. The chitosan/coconut fiber (CTS/CF) composite membranes were prepared at various ratios of coconut fiber (CF) and then tested to determine their ability to eliminate aqueous heavy metals. The results showed that CTS/CF composite membranes having CF ratio of 80 wt% exhibited good mechanical strength as 89.8 MPa. In the elimination experiment of heavy metal io(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-016

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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USE OF THE MACROMODEL DNS/SWAT TO CALCULATE THE NATURAL BACKGROUND OF TN AND TP IN SURFACE WATERS FOR THE RAC PARAMETER

Paweł WILK/ Paulina ORLIŃSKA-WOŹNIAK

Abstract Total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) get into surface waters from both natural and anthropogenic sources. Anthropogenic sources have been relatively well recognised but the natural emmission of nutrients into the rivers, in the case of many catchments, remains a mystery. The paper describes the possibility of using a tool, the Macromodel DNS/SWAT (Discharge Nutrient Sea/Soil and Water Assessment Tool), to estimate the concentration and load of natural background (Natural Pollut(..)

DOI: 10.21307/ACEE-2019-017

Published Online: 20-May-2019

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