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The lecture covers the classification, properties, production, and uses of various building materials. It discusses the physical, mechanical, deformation, hygric, thermal, and acoustic properties of materials. It also addresses different binders like cement, lime, gypsum, and geopolymers, as well as concrete mixes, aggregates, stone, ceramics, metals, glass, wood, bitumens, and polymers. The goal is to help students understand the basic characteristics and appropriate applications of common construction materials.

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Lectures

The lecture covers the classification, properties, production, and uses of various building materials. It discusses the physical, mechanical, deformation, hygric, thermal, and acoustic properties of materials. It also addresses different binders like cement, lime, gypsum, and geopolymers, as well as concrete mixes, aggregates, stone, ceramics, metals, glass, wood, bitumens, and polymers. The goal is to help students understand the basic characteristics and appropriate applications of common construction materials.

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Content of lectures:

1. Classification of building materials. basic terms. Choice of suitable material.


Principles of material testing.
2. Basic physical properties – density, bulk density, porosity, granulometry.
3. Mechanical properties - tensile and compressive strength, ductility, Strength
testing. fatigue of materials.
4. Deformation properties – deformations, stress-strain diagram, modulus of
elasticity, hardness, adhesion, cohesion.
5. Hygric properties – moisture content, absorptivity, capillarity, frost resistance.
Acoustic properties.
6. Thermal properties – thermal conductivity, thermal capacity, thermal resistance,
thermal elongation, behavior in fire.
7. Hydraulic binders – cement, hydraulic lime, geopolymers. Production, properties,
use.
8. Aerial binders – lime, gypsum, anhydrite. Production, properties, use.
9. Concrete –basic terms, components of concrete. Classification. Specification.
Concrete mix design.
10. Reinforced concrete. Lightweight concretes. High performance concretes.
Mortars.
11. Building stone and aggregates. Unburned clay. Ceramics – bricks, tiles, fireproof
materials.
12. Metals ferrous and non-ferrous. Glass. Wood and wood-based materials.
13. Bitumens –asphalt and tar. Polymers – thermoplastic, reactoplastics, utilization in
building industry.

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