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Materials in Building Technology: Characteristics and Classifications
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Building Technology: Construction and Materials Overview
Introduces building technology, covering construction methods, materials, and the architect's role in design and execution.
Construction Materials: Characteristics and Classifications
Covers the characteristics and classifications of construction materials, focusing on their properties and environmental impact.
Deformation and Creep in Materials
Explores deformation, creep, material properties, mechanical tests, ceramics, polymers, metals, and atomic bonds.
Building Technology: General Introduction
Covers the principles of building technology, including building physics, structures, construction, and technical installations.
Concrete: Material Properties and Future Implications
Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices for future generations.
Metals and Alloys: Properties and Applications
Explores the properties, extraction, and applications of metals and alloys, including historical evolution and recycling rates.
Concrete: Material Properties and Future Implications
Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices for future generations.
Pressure Tank Design
Explores the design of a pressure tank, emphasizing material selection, wall thickness, and safety aspects in pressure vessel design.
Environmental Impact of Building Technologies: Key Insights
Discusses the environmental impact of construction, focusing on lifecycle emissions and sustainable building practices.
Sustainable Materials: Lifecycle, Properties, and Design
Explores material lifecycle, properties, sustainability, and design, emphasizing the importance of auditing products for sustainability and discussing the evaluation of consumer products like LEGO.
