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Published papers on project 2-11-356


Quoted papers: 0
Other papers: 16
Total: 16


  1. Type of paper: Paper in journal

    Title:

    Authors:
    Polić, Srećko (75334)
    Journal: Građevinar
    Number: 46
    Volume: 1
    Year: 1994
    Pages: from 11 to 17
    Language: hrvatski
    Summary: The numerica procedure for structural analysis of circular plates, either with or without openings (rings and discs), is described. The procedure is based on the finite difference method and the difference equations are derived from equilibrium requirements of all forces acting on the area surrounding each node. The plate area discretization is made within the polar coordinate system. Equations have been derived in the non-dimenzional form, so that the data presented in the corresponding example are also non-dimensional. Trial calculation results correspond well to the correct results.
    Keywords: circular place, disc, ring, calculation, biharmonius equation, finite difference method, difference equations.

  2. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Structure Fundations with Aimed Re-distribution of Contact Stresses

    Authors:
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Editors
    Radić, Jure
    Proceedings title: Zbornik radova Trećeg kongresa hrvatskih građevinskih konstruktera
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Brijunski otoci, Hrvatska
    Year: 1990
    Pages: from 253 to 260
    Meeting: Treći kongres hrvatskih građevinskih konstruktora
    Held: from 10/24/90 to 10/31/90
    Summary: The paper presents definitions of a "normal" distribution ofstresses on the soil-fundation contacts and thereafter itdiscusses the principles and theoretical basis of the possibilityof the "forced" re-distribution and analysis of these stresses.The "forced" stresses transmission of load into soil results in,either more favourable stresses in the foundation structure, orin more favourable deformation conditions. This problem is also considered in cases of piles which, whennecessary, could be included in the transmission of stresses intosoil, after the desired settlement of a cup structure has beenachived.
    Keywords: Foundations, Contact Stresses (Pressure), Aimed Re-distribution.

  3. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Analysis of the Effect of Longitudinal Pipe Dreins in Homogeneous Embankment Dams

    Authors:
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Megla, Tomislav
    Proceedings title: Seventheenth International Congress on Large Dams
    Language: engleski
    Place: Vienne, Austria
    Year: 1991
    Pages: from 497 to 506
    Meeting: Seventheenth International Congress on Large Dams
    Held: from 06/17/91 to 06/21/91
    Summary: Homogeneous embankment dams constructed of cohesive or slightlypervious soil material shall be protected from seepage water bydesigning drainage system. In the paper a possibility of a protection from seepage water byhorizontal pipe drains has been analysed. The analyses were madeby the method of electrical analogue.
    Keywords: Homogeneous Embankment Dam, Drainage, Pipe Drains.

  4. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Foundations Damage Remedial Operation

    Authors:
    Marić, Božica
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Horvat, Krešimir (6484)
    Editors
    Radić, Jure
    Proceedings title: Zbornik radova radnog sabora "Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske"
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Brijunski otoci, Hrvatska
    Year: 1992
    Pages: from 53 to 58
    Meeting: Radni sabor "Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske"
    Held: from 06/25/92 to 06/27/92
    Summary: The war caused numerous damages on industrial facilities.Although the bigest of these occured on such parts of structureswhich find thenselves above the ground, foundations also sufferedto some extend. The largest damage caused in one of Croatian oilrefineries has been inflicted in the tank storage area, on theconnection pipelines, as well as the processing parts of theplant. This article presents the major damage causes and possible waysof their remedy.
    Keywords: Foundations damage, Remedial operation.

  5. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title:

    Authors:
    Čorko, Damir (145683)
    Lovrenčić, Damir
    Čagalj, Miroslav (7564)
    Editors
    Radić, Jure
    Proceedings title: Zbornik radova Radnog sabora "Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske"
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Brijunski otoci, Hrvatska
    Year: 1992
    Pages: from 63 to 67
    Meeting: Radni sabor "Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske"
    Held: from 06/25/92 to 06/27/92
    Summary: The war destruction on the old buildings are often characterizedby local demages on walls, while wooden roof-beams and roofstructures were either burned down or collapsed over theirgreater part. As these are mostly residental houses, it isevident that their restoration is obviously of the utmostpriority. Under such conditions the remedy and restoration works can beundertaken after a minimum of examination, preparation anddesigning. The experience gained by authors of the paper points to the factthat the easiest way of attaining this goal is the preservationof the original constructional system. This article gives basicelements of a precisely such manner of approching therestoration.
    Keywords: Old building, war destruction, remedial operation.

  6. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: On Use of Prestressing Tendons in Repair Works

    Authors:
    Čorko, Damir (145683)
    Lovrenčić, Damir
    Čagalj, Miroslav (7564)
    Proceedings title: Proceedings of the third iternational conference "Modern Building Materials..."
    Language: engleski
    Place: Vilnius, Litva
    Year: 1993
    Pages: from 258 to 262
    Meeting: The 3rd international conference "Modern Building Materials, Structures and Techniques"
    Held: from 05/10/93 to 05/13/93
    Summary: In repair operations on old buildings the use od reinforcedconcrete is relatively frequent in providing the strengtheningeffect. But, as it turned out, the installation of new concretestructural elements is accompained with range of side problems,which will in the end make the justifiability of the solutionquestionable. Prestressing tendons can in a number of cases be a solutionensuring a satisfactory stability of a building, spoiling itsoriginality to a minimum. The paper describes some experiences gained in such an approachto the repair od buildings.
    Keywords: Repair buildings, prestressing tendons.

  7. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Repair Works on the Foundation Sensitive to Deformations

    Authors:
    Marić, Božica
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Proceedings title: Razprave prvega posvetovanja slovenskih geotehnikov
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Bled, Slovenija
    Year: 1993
    Pages: from 1 to 6
    Meeting: Prvo posvetovanje slovenskih geotehnikov
    Held: from 09/22/93 to 09/23/93
    Summary: The papers deals with the repair works on the machine foundationwhich consists of three separate foundation strips. The remedial works resulted in much higher stiffness of thefoundation. This effect was achieved by means of new structuralelements (transfersal coupling and insertion of longitudinalelements). The ratio of measured deformation of the foundationdue to live load, prior to and after the repair works, is 3.7:1 .It may be concluded that certain degree of load transfer fromouter strips to the middle strip existed even before thestrengthening of the foundation although the strips were notcoupled.
    Keywords: Machine foundation, coupling, strengthening.

  8. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: A contribution to the design of the longitudinal sleepers under the rails

    Authors:
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Polić, Srećko (75334)
    Editors
    Mavar, Ramon
    Proceedings title: Priopćenja 1
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Zagreb
    Year: 1995
    Pages: from 85 to 97
    Meeting: Geotehnički problemi u urbanim sredinama
    Held: from 10/04/95 to 10/06/95
    Summary: Railway vehicles with a small axle span are run the rails installed on the transverse sleepers. The special rail vehicles, as for example construction cranes and loading cranes in ports i.e. docks and in warehouses, have much larger axel spans and therefore their rails should be instaled on on longitudinal sleepers. The mentioned sleepers are only connected here and their in order to provide a proper transferse spacing. A specific feature of such tracks in that they require almost absolutely horizontal rails and therefore from time to time they have to be adjustes to the designed level. Considering the above requirement tje rails are often installed on the complex systems of longitudinal sleepers and the underlying foundations. In the paper several designs are represented for permanent and provisional tracks along with the methods of analysis for the complex systems. In conclusion, two patterns of the track analysis for the building crane are given. The first solution considers the tracks on the shallow grillage foundation and in the second case the grillage is founded on the driven piles.

  9. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title:

    Authors:
    Megla, Tomislav
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Proceedings title: Proceedings
    Language: engleski
    Place: Mamaia, Romania
    Year: 1995
    Pages: from 1097 to 1106
    Meeting: 10th Danube-European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering
    Summary: The need for waste disposals and accordangly for dams is present nowdays in civil engineering practise. Designing of the embankment dams waste disposals should be planned from aspect of dam safety as well as from the economical aspects. Various possibilities of hightening of waste dams are disscused. Position of the drains as the most important part of general stability of the dam body is considered. Some waste materials (or the fractions of them) have mechanical properties acceptable for dam construction. Two diferent materials were tested for the design of waste disposal.

  10. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Structural Analysis of Elastically Supported Circular Plates

    Authors:
    Polić, Srećko (75334)
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Zagreb
    Year: 1994
    Meeting: Treći radni sabor: Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske
    Held: from 10/13/94 to 10/15/94
    Summary: The numerical procedure for structural analysis of elastically supported circular plates, loaded with arbitrary forces, is described. The governing differential equation is aproximeted by the finite difference method. The difference equations are derived by the method of local equilibrium. The plate area discretization is made within the polar coordinate system. Trial calculation results correspond well to the exact ones and show high rate of convergence. Two times smaller steps produce four times smaller errors

  11. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Ground improvement as the method for settlement reduction

    Authors:
    Čagalj, Miroslav (7564)
    Čorko, Damir (145683)
    Kovačić, Davorin
    Lovrenčić, Damir
    Verić, Franjo (74774)
    Editors
    Mavar, Ramon
    Proceedings title: Priopćenja 1
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Zagreb
    Year: 1995
    Pages: from 289 to 292
    Meeting: Geotehnički problemi u urbanim sredinama
    Held: from 10/04/95 to 10/06/95
    Summary: The new post offisce building at Ploče had to be constructed in the immediate visinity of the existing railway station. As the quality of the subsoil was extremely poor (loose and very compressible strata of cca 40 m depth) the new building had to be constructed on the foundation mat. The values of the calculated settlements were between 20 and 30 cm, while the relevant settlements of the adjacent building were 10 cm. Due to the required depth in the case of deep foundations, probable pile foundation came out to be expensive and not acceptable for the client. That was the reason to find the solution by means of soil improvement. The solution with stone blocks punched into the ground was applied. The foundation grid was applied instead of the mat. The transfer of soil reaction to the floor slabs was prevented. Calculated settlements for this solution were ccy 10 cm, and the relevant settlements of the adjacent building were cca 3 cm. Wooden sheet piling reduced this influence even more (cca 2 cm) Measured settlements after the completion of the building were cca 4 cm. The find result provers that the solution was correct and we believe that it could be applied, probably with some modification, in a similar situation.
    Keywords: settlement reduction, shallow foundation, ground imporvement.

  12. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Selection of the horizontal base liner

    Authors:
    Horvat, Krešimir (6484)
    Drnjević, B.
    Editors
    Mavar, Ramon
    Proceedings title: Priopćenja 1
    Language: hrvatski
    Place: Varaždin
    Year: 1995
    Pages: from 119 to 128
    Meeting: Geotehnički problemi u urbanim sredinama
    Held: from 10/04/95 to 10/06/95
    Summary: The protection of enviroment against pollution is based on the concept of either half-closed or closed dump sites. Half-closed dumps do not have an impremeable base besause it is considered that the attenauation capacity of base layers is sufficient for preventing harmful influence to the underlying water-bearing soil. In the closed system, both covering and base linears are used to isolate the waste. The combination of half-closed and closed system is considered to be the most favorable option. In order to reduce the pollution risk, the waste should previously be selected and properly treated. The most critical design stage is the moment when material for the impermeable base layer is selected. According to German and Austrian regulations, the choise of the impermeable base system depends on local geological and hydrogeological properties and the leachate content. A complex impermeable-base system was designed to improve the currently uncontrolled waste deposit at Jakuševec in Zagreb.
    Keywords: Waste dump, base liner, pollution, attenauation capacity, leachate

  13. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Tje losest state of silty soils - normalization

    Authors:
    Zlatović, Sonja (163841)
    Ishihara, Kenji
    Language: engleski
    Place: Sapporo, Japan
    Year: 1994
    Pages: from 332 to 333
    Meeting: Japanska godišnja građevinska konferencija
    Summary: Using three distinctively different methods of speciment preparation for a sandy silt, the loosest possible structure was obtained. Both the void ratio and behaviour of soil vary with the fabric of soil, but three elements remain the same. First: for each fabric, stress-strain curves and stress paths coincide when normalized with the initial confining pressure. Second: when these normalized curves are compared for the fabrics, they practically coincide up to the peak strength. Third: steady state does nod depende on the fabric (except through the value of the void ratio).
    Keywords: sandy soils, silty soils, residual strength, peak strength

  14. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: On the influence of nonplastic fines on residual strength

    Authors:
    Zlatović, Sonja (163841)
    Ishihara, Kenji
    Language: hrvatski
    Year: 1995
    Meeting: First International Conference on Earthquake Geotecnical Engineering
    Held: from 11/12/95 to 11/17/95
    Summary: Toyoura sand was milled into a nonplastic silt and the series of mixtures was made from the two materials, with the increasing content of silt, from 0% to 100%. The specimens were prepared into the loosest state using three methods preparation. In dry state, with an increase in the silt content, the maximum void ratio increased, but after saturation the tendency changed. However, the contractiveness increased, the peak and residual strength decreased and the quasi-steady state line in the logp',e space moved downwards with the increase in the silt content up to 30%. With further increase in the silt content, concractiveness decreased, strength increased and the quasi-steady state line moved upwards. These results show that some values of the list content are extremly dangerous.
    Keywords: sility soils, sandy soils, residual strength, peak strength.

  15. Type of paper: Paper in proceedings

    Title: Minimal peak undrained strength of non-plastic soils

    Authors:
    Zlatović, Sonja (163841)
    Ishihara, Kenji
    Proceedings title: Proceedings
    Language: engleski
    Place: Mamaia, Romania
    Year: 1995
    Pages: from 471 to 476
    Meeting: 10th Danube-European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering
    Summary: Loose non-plastic soils are very sensitive to the changes in void ratio, which makes both undisturbed and confident estimation of the void ratio practically impossible. The influence of fabric on the behaviour of soil adds to the inadequacy of testing on the specimens reconstituted in the laboratory. To investigate the effect of void ratio and fabric of loose non-plastic soils, a series of triakxial tests were perfomed on the specimens prepared using three different methods of preparation. It was found that the peak strength decrease with an increase in void ratio, but only until the minimal value, corresponding to the loosest state. The loosest state varies with the method of preparation or fabric. However, it found that, although the fabric significantly affects the behaviour of soil, including the void ratio of the loosest state and residual strength the peak strength is practically independent of the fabric.
    Keywords: peak strength, silty soils, triaxial tests

  16. Type of paper: Ph.D.

    Title: Residual strength of silty soils
    Faculty: Građevinski fakultet Tokyo
    Author: ZLATOVIĆ SONJA
    Language: engleski
    Number of pages: 358



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