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| SBRA (Simulation-Based Reliability Assessment method), gives designers a fully probabilistic approach. The SBRA method intends to serve as a tool compatible with the engineer's way of thinking and in accordance with his experience and judgment. It is a workable tool for introducing a qualitatively new approach to the designer and making him acquainted with the fully probabilistic structural reliability assessment method using the Monte Carlo Simulation technique, which has become very efficient due to the drastic development of computer technology, is based on sampling and simulations. For more information refer to www.sbra-anthill.com or download my conference papers |
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Primavera Project Planner (P3 or P3e/c) is a tool designed for planning and scheduling, reporting and analysis, accountability management, resource management, cost management, contingency management, and standards management. I have been working with Primavera products, including the Expedition (web collaborative platform), for a couple of years and gained an extensive experience implementing and maintaining Primavera solutions. Primavera products overviews can be found at www.primavera.com. Tips & Tricks for Primavera P3 or P3e/c are available at the Planning Planet forum. A simple schedule / programme can be developed with Excel using a conditional formatting function. A simple sample can be downloaded from here. |
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Combustion turbine power plants operate on the Brayton cycle. They use a compressor to compress the inlet air upstream of a combustion chamber. Then the fuel is introduced and ignited to produce a high temperature, high-pressure gas that enters and expands through the turbine section. The turbine section powers both the generator and compressor. Combustion turbines are also able to burn a wide range of liquid and gaseous fuels from crude oil to natural gas. The combustion turbine's energy conversion typically ranges between 25% to 35% efficiency as a simple cycle. The simple cycle efficiency can be increased by installing a recuperator or waste heat boiler onto the turbine's exhaust. A recuperator captures waste heat in the turbine exhaust stream to preheat the compressor discharge air before it enters the combustion chamber. A waste heat boiler generates steam by capturing heat form the turbine exhaust. These boilers are known as heat recovery steam generators (HRSG). They can provide steam for heating or industrial processes, which is called cogeneration. High-pressure steam from these boilers can also generate power with steam turbines, which is called a combined cycle (steam and combustion turbine operation). Recuperators and HRSGs can increase the combustion turbine's overall energy cycle efficiency up to 80%. Gas turbines range in size from 30 kW (micro-turbines) to 250 MW (industrial frames). Industrial gas turbines have efficiencies approaching 40% and 60% for simple and combined cycles respectively. The gas turbine share of the world power generation market has climbed to almost 30 %. Much of the growth can be accredited to large combined cycle power plants that exhibit low capital cost and high thermal efficiency. Read more about turbines at Wikipedia, HowStuffWorks. I was working at Buzurgan (GE LM6000 40MW) and Nasiriyah (BTEC Frame6 40MW) Single Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant projects in Iraq for a couple of years and gained an extensive knowledge of power generation technology. |
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LOAD 01.XLS - Load calculation Complies with CSN EN 1991 (Eurocode 1 + Czech Annex) - Dead and Live load calculation - Wind load calculation - Snow load calculation |
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CONCRETE 59.XLS - Reinforced concrete assessment Complies with CSN EN 1992-1-1 (Eurocode 2 + Czech Annex) - Assessment of rectangular both sides reinforced beam for bending - Assessment of rectangular column for bending and axial force, interaction graph - Assessment of rectangular both sides reinforced beam with stirrups for shear force - Deflection and crack width calculation - Design and assessment of tension reinforcement As1 for slabs - Rebar anchorage length calculation - Material library |
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STEEL 03.XLS - Steel structural member calculation Complies with CSN EN 1993 (Eurocode 3 + Czech Annex) - Assessment of a steel member for tension - Assessment of a steel member for compression (stability problem considered) - Assessment of a steel member for bending - Assessment of a steel member for bending (stability problem considered) |
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FOUNDATION 05.XLS - Foundation assessment in soils Complies with CSN EN 1997, CSN 73 1001, CSN 73 0031 (Eurocode 7 + Czech Annex) - Assessment of rectangular foundation (bearing capacity) - Assessment of rectangular foundation (deflection) - Assessment of pile foundation |
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| Organizing (training) company |
AutoCAD release |
Trainees from company |
Number of trainees in the course |
Duration (days) |
Date |
| Valware (Havlickova 1, Valasske Mezirici, phone +420-651611445) |
LT 2000 |
various |
7 |
3 |
Feb 2002 |
| Altus Training Center (Katerinska 7, Prague 2, phone +420-224919389) |
LT 2000i |
Siemens |
5 |
4 |
Feb 2002 |
| Valware (VOD Podlesi, Valasske Mezirici, phone +420-651611445) |
LT 2000 |
Deza |
5 |
3 |
Jun 2001 |
| Altus Training Center (Katerinska 7, Prague 2, phone +420-224919389) |
LT 2000i |
IPS - Skanska |
3 |
4 |
May 2001 |
| Valware (VOD Podlesi, Valasske Mezirici, phone +420-651611445) |
LT 2000 |
various |
8 |
3 |
Feb 2001 |
| Valware (VOD Podlesi, Valasske Mezirici, phone +420-651611445) |
2000 |
various |
3 |
3 |
Dec 2000 |
| Valware (VOD Podlesi, Valasske Mezirici, phone +420-651611445) |
2000 |
various |
5 |
3 |
Sep 2000 |
| Altus Training Center (Katerinska 7, Prague 2, phone +420-224919389) |
LT 98 Eng |
various |
3 |
3 |
March 2000 |
| Vogel Publishing (Sokolovska 73, Prague 8, phone +420-221808212) |
LT 2000 |
Nestle |
2 |
3 |
Feb 2000 |
| AutoCont (Technicka 2, Prague 6, phone +420-224352867) |
Release 14 |
CKD Prague |
10 |
4 |
Fall 1998 |
| Computer Svoboda (Zenklova 78, Prague 8, phone +420-284821781) |
LT 95 |
various |
8 |
5 |
May 1998 |
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