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Introductory lectures will introduce methods for non-destructive characterization and testing of wood and reinforced concrete. Following these lectures, practical sessions will be conducted both in the laboratory and outdoors, offering participants the chance to engage in hands-on measurements using a variety of state-of-the-art devices.

Formulation of the design of a typology of goods and services, which can be offered in the context of forest and landscape. To be acquainted with the anatomical, technical and economical dimensions of wood. Theoretical and methodological basics to valuate forest and landscape products and services will be introduced in economic, political, juridical and socio-cultural perspectives.

Knowledge of the basics of wood machining and production of wood based materials. Knowledge of the most important production sequences in a wood machining company. Knowledge of the main applications of different timber choices, timber species and timber qualities.

Fundamental relationships between structure and properties of wood and wood-based materials are covered. Based on the hierarchical structure of wood, the course conveys aspects of nanostructural characterization and micromechanical analysis. In view of recent wood material developments, concepts for the assembly of advanced wood materials and cellulose-based materials will be demonstrated.

In this introductory lecture, students gain basic knowledge on building materials like cement, concrete, metals, glass, wood, polymers, and bitumen, their manufacturing and processing, important properties and their application. Fundamental mechanical, thermal and optical properties are discussed and experimental ways for measuring, as well as numerical methods for predicting them, are depicted.

Design of timber structures.Part One: Fundamentals of material behavior, products and design.

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Lehrveranstaltung findet nicht statt, Teile werden in die Vertiefung Ressorccenmanagement integriert.g Holz

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Knowledge of characteristic properties of wood as a anisotropic and porous material and their consideration in structural timber design. History, ecology, structure of timber, drying, material properties, influence of moisture and creep. Fracture mechanics, fatigue, durability, fire design, composite elements.

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