Rzeszów as an example of a ‘new town’ tailored for the modern era

Sikora, Anna

doi:10.37705/techtrans/e2021006

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“…BIM technology (Building Information Modeling) is a reflection of broadly understood concept of presenting given product's image, adapted to the needs of the construction industry [26]. This method is one of the most promising solutions in the field of architecture, engineering and construction [27,28,29,36,35]. Since its implementation in the 1970s, BIM has been developed and refined over the next three decades and is now the basic technology for capturing, storing, sharing and managing information about buildings [8].…”

Section: Total Inventory Measurements For Bimmentioning

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Modeling of a Public Utility Facility from Total BIM Data

Gardzińska

2023

Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports

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The purpose of this work is to present the possibilities of using tacheometric measurement technology in the development of a 3D geometric model of an existing building and the directions of using BIM technology in the process of building operation. General information on the development of BIM technology was presented, and issues related to the construction of 3D models were discussed. Attention was also drawn to the need to update the information assigned to the model on an ongoing basis in order to effectively manage the building. Supplementing the model with metadata regarding the building materials used will allow for a precise and quick analysis of all renovation assumptions. The created 3D model can be used to control the condition of structures or in safety and risk management.

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Section: Total Inventory Measurements For Bimmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling of a Public Utility Facility from Total BIM Data

Gardzińska

2023

Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports

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“…The subject of the article may be of interest to a broad audience related to corrosive, aggressive environments at room temperatures, e.g. biotechnologists [12], water supply system conservators [13,14], and housing infrastructure conservators [15,16]. The problems of such corrosion are also crucial for the machine industry [17], in particular for the quality management systems implemented in this industry [18,19] and the latest automation systems for management supported by dense IT networks [20].…”

Section: Corrosion Of the S235jr Carbon Steel After Normalizing Andmentioning

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Corrosion of the S235JR Carbon Steel after Normalizing and Overheating Annealing in 2.5% Sulphuric Acid at Room Temperature

LIPIŃSKI

2022

Terotechnology XII

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Abstract. The low-carbon steels offer economical properties of mean hardness, strength, and low corrosion resistance, but the steel can be welded without restrictions, usually. The structural low carbon steels have a ferritic-perlitic microstructure. The microstructure depends on the manufacturing technology and heat treatments of steel. This steel is not intended for heat treatment. However, due to the technological process, which is welding, the material often overheats. This overheating causes microstructure growth. The effect of larger grains of the steel microstructure is the reduction of its functional properties. Corrosion resistance is an essential factor in structural steel’s quality and application. The purpose of this article is to investigate corrosion resistance using weight loss and profile roughness parameters of typical structural steel in grade S235JR in 2.5% sulphuric acid solution in distilled water. Samples were tested after normalizing and superheating annealing. Corrosion tests show that continued corrosion characterizes tested steel in both corrosive environments. Roughness parameters for every one of the research times determine the size of steel corrosion.

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“…In 2006-2021, the urban territory grew dynamically, doubling its area by absorbing fragments of neighbouring municipalities. This policy changed the character of the city periphery [17]. Due to the submontane nature and absorption of the main mass of scattered suburban development, the investment areas located within the city's influence area are relatively small and with low granularity.…”

Section: Field Buildings In the Areas Affected By Citiesmentioning

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Charcteristics of New Buildings in the Impact Area of a Large City

Sikora

2022

JCEEA

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The existence of many field estates, despite their apparent order, from the landscape point of view is chaotic, incoherent and inefficient in terms of communication. The article attempts to create a typology of the most characteristic layouts of housing estates and to indicate the main factors influencing the formation of building complexes. The subject of the study is the analysis of the specificity of the spatial development of suburban zones in three cities: Rzeszów, Poznań and Warsaw. The aim of the analysis is to show the similarities and differences in selected areas. The implementation effect is the recognition of the nature of the buildings spreading outside the city’s territory. Determining the typology of buildings that can be located in specific areas may also help in practice of issuing decisions on development conditions. The catalogue of possible solutions, together with the analysis of the produced communication systems, will allow to forecast the spatial shape of future investments and, consequently, to optimize the provisions limiting pathological solutions.

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Rzeszów as an example of a ‘new town’ tailored for the modern era

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Modeling of a Public Utility Facility from Total BIM Data

Modeling of a Public Utility Facility from Total BIM Data

Corrosion of the S235JR Carbon Steel after Normalizing and Overheating Annealing in 2.5% Sulphuric Acid at Room Temperature

Charcteristics of New Buildings in the Impact Area of a Large City

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