Design of Industrial Warehouses and High-Rise Buildings

Name: Design of Industrial Warehouses and High-Rise Buildings
Brand: Educa PHAROS
SKU: AFO028SCL
Availability: InStock

Industry-Specific

Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

The Design of Industrial Warehouses and High-Rise Buildings This course is your gateway to mastering the art and science of creating the structural giants that shape our skylines and facilitate global trade. As urbanization surges and industrial activities expand, the demand for skilled professionals in this field is skyrocketing. This course equips you with cutting-edge design and calculation skills for both industrial warehouses and towering high-rise buildings. By exploring the intricacies of structural integrity, space optimization, and sustainable practices, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding that sets you apart in the job market. With expert-led modules on the design of industrial warehouses and the calculation of high-rise structures, you’ll be well-prepared to tackle the Challenges of Modern Construction. Join us to be at the forefront of architectural innovation and advance your career prospects in this thriving sector.

Objectives

– To understand the principles of industrial warehouse design and apply them effectively.

– To analyze the structural components of high-rise buildings and their applications.

– To develop skills for calculating load distribution in industrial warehouses.

– To learn about innovative materials for high-rise building construction.

– To evaluate safety standards in the design of industrial structures.

– To apply design software tools for the planning of high-rise buildings.

– To incorporate sustainability into the design of warehouses and high-rise buildings.

Syllabus

UNIT 1. DESIGN OF INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSES (I) Industrial warehouses. Components and types Foundations Frames (I). Types Frames (II). Calculation Example of a gable frame UNIT 2. DESIGN OF INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSES (II) Bracing systems. Types Roof and facade purlins. Design and calculation Roof and facade bracing. Practical examples Overhead crane (I). Introduction Overhead crane (II). Loads and calculation UNIT 3. CALCULATION AND DESIGN OF HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS (I) High-rise buildings. Introduction. General criteria Rigid frame systems Rigid core structures Tubular structures Stiffening systems for lateral stability UNIT 4. CALCULATION AND DESIGN OF HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS (II) Building structural frames Seismic analysis of buildings (I). The simplified method Seismic analysis of buildings (II). Example Study on wind pressure Influence of axial deformations

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Many courses can be credited toward the master's programs at Structuralia.

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