AP3 Estruturas de Concreto II - Dimensionamento de Reservatório e Escada

CURSO DE ENGENHARIA CIVIL 1º CHAMADA DA AVALIAÇÃO PARCIAL 3 AP3 Disciplina ESTRUTURAS DE CONCRETO II Data 20 23 Professora Roberto Silva Guerra Alunoa TurmaTurno Orientações Gerais Preencha legivelmente o cabeçalho e leia atentamente toda a avaliação antes de responder Escreva com caneta azul ou preta e se necessário utilize o verso ou folha adicional As questões de cálculo serão consideradas corretas somente mediante a apresentação dos cálculos corretos Será atribuída nota ZERO ao aluno que utilizar meios ilícitos ou não autorizados pelo professor quando da realização de avaliações Nas questões de múltipla escolha caso haja rasura em qualquer opção a questão será automaticamente desconsiderada para efeito de correção sendo atribuída nota ZERO Provas respondidas a lápis ou com rasuras não serão recorrigidas ou revisadas Em caso de questão anulada será computado a pontuação da referida questão a todos os alunos incondicionalmente Aspectos Avaliados CONCEITOS A suficiente B regular C insuficiente 1 Assiduidade 2 Conversa paralela 3 Participação nas aulas 4 Entrega dos trabalhos nos prazos 5 Indumentária 6 Uso de celularnotebook 7 Respeito com os colegas e professores boas relações em sala NOTA OBTIDA AP3 20232 1 Você deve dimensionar e detalhar um reservatório superior de uma edificação conforme mostra a figura abaixo sabendo que o peso especifico do concreto armado é de 25 KNm ² A figura abaixo apresenta o desenho da forma estrutural Como dados iniciais serão utilizados neste projeto concreto C25 e aço CA 50 2 Você deve dimensionar e detalhar uma escada com lances adjacentes com patamares para um edifício de escritórios Deverá considerar o peso especifico do concreto armado de 25 KNm³ piso contra piso revestimento de teto de 15 KNm² A figura abaixo apresenta o desenho da forma estrutural da escada em planta Como dados iniciais serão utilizados neste projeto concreto C30 e aço CA 50A além disso os valores dos passos da escada e da altura do degrau são 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objects Falling objects docklighting of equipment does not provide adequate fall protection egfixed ladders and personal fall protection systems may require guardrails OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 Scaffold Training Employers Are Required To Provide Effective Scaffold Training To All Employees Working On Or Around Scaffolds This Training Must Include Hazard Recognition And The Procedures To Be Followed To Control Or Minimize Those Hazards OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 OSHA Scaffold Training Checklist Scaffold components Scaffold platform assembly Scaffold assembly Scaffold inspection Scaffold falls Scaffold hazards Scaffold operation Scaffold procedures Scaffold use Scaffold requirements OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 OSHA Scaffold Training Checklist Scaffold components Scaffold platform assembly Scaffold assembly Scaffold inspection Scaffold falls Scaffold hazards Scaffold operation Scaffold procedures Scaffold use Scaffold requirements OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 Safety Program for Aerial Devices Aerial devices include Boom trucks Aerial ladders Tower cranes Light poles Side by sides OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 Safe Use Guidelines for Aerial Device Operations Inspect the equipment to ensure all safety devices and operational controls are functioning properly Look for leaks worn or damaged parts Ensure outriggers are properly set Use manufacturers guides when setting up the device Ensure safe access and egress to the device OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 Safe Use Guidelines for Aerial Device Operations Make sure machines are set up on solid level ground Operators must be properly trained Avoid overhead power lines Maintain proper distance from power lines Ensure operators wear fall protection gear Limit the weight on platforms Follow manufacturers recommendations for aerial device Use OSHA regulation 191067 OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 Safe Work Practice for Scaffolds DO Use fall protection Inspect scaffold before work Make sure work platform is fully planked and secured Make sure scaffold is constructed level and plumb Make sure base plates or mudsills are used Use proper access Shoot for two guardrails and a mid rail Use proper personal protective equipment DONT Use makeshift modifications Work on scaffold during bad weather Leave tools and materials on scaffold platforms Work on a scaffold that is not completely planked and secured Place scaffolds on slippery or unstable surfaces Use a scaffold that is not secured OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 ScaffoldAssociated Injury Prevention Falls Falls Falls Electrical falls Training How to prevent Scaffold assembly Scaffold inspection Scaffold hazards Scaffold operation Scaffold procedures Scaffold use Scaffold requirements OSHA has a comprehensive file on scaffolding that can be downloaded at wwwoshagovstopfalls OSHA SCAFFOLD SAFETY TOOLKIT 09012017 Powered by TCPDF wwwtcpdforg CPWR CENTER FOR CONSTRUCTION RESEARCH AND TRAINING OSHA PELOS 191029 DRAFT 07102017 c PRINTED IN THE USA E STOP FALLS FROM SCAFFOLDING