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Structural Steelwork Eurocodes Development of a Trans-National Approach Course: Eurocode 4 Lecture 1: Introduction to composite construction of buildings Summary: This lecture contains an introduction to the design and application of composite structures. Also the advantages and fields of use for composite structures are shown. Composite construction is popular for buildings and bridges as well because of the following aspects: Economy Architecture Functionality Service and building flexibility Assembly Some examples of existing buildings and construction methods are listed. Pre-requisites: None Notes for Tutors: This material comprises one 60 minute lecture The tutor should update autonomy national changes of the Eurocode All additional modifications of the training packages are under responsibility of the tutor Objectives: ( To give an overview of possibilities and examples of composite structures illustrated by examples of existing structures. References: [1] Gerald Huber: Non linear calculations of composite sections and semi-continuous jointsDoctoral Thesis, Verlag Ernst Sohn December1999 [2] ECCS 83 European Convention for Constructional Steelwork: Design Guide for Slim Floors with Built-in Beams [3] ECCS 87 European Convention for Constructional Steelwork: Design Manual for composite Slabs [4] Tschemmernegg F: Lecture Mixed Building Technology in Buildings, University of Innsbruck [5] Helmut Bode: Euro Verbundbau, Konstruktion und Berechnung, 1998 [6] EN 1994-1-1Draft No.2: Design of composite steel and concrete structures, 2001 [7] COST C1 Control of the semi–rigid behaviour of civil engineering structural connectionsProceedings of the international conference, Liége, 17 to 19 September 1998 [8] Teaching Modules of A-MBT,1999/2000: Application Centre Mixed Building Technology , Innsbruck -Austria, [9] ESDEP: Europ?isches Stahlbau - Lehrprogramm CD-Rom, 1996 Contents: 1 General 2 Aspects of use of composite structures 2.1 Architectural 2.2 E