Lecture

Metal Structures: Load-Bearing Systems and Fire Protection

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Description

This lecture covers the design of metal structures, focusing on load-bearing systems such as beams, tubes, and cables. It also discusses fire protection measures, including fire resistance classes, automatic extinction concepts, and the behavior of structures under fire. The instructor explains the influence of rigidities on internal and deformed forces, stability deformations, and buckling lengths in metal frames.

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