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Module 1. Construction Procedures I

1.1. Objectives. Movements and Property Enhancement

1.1.1. Internal and Global Property Enhancement
1.1.2. Practical Objectives
1.1.3. Improvement of Dynamic Behaviours

1.2. Improvement by High Pressure Mixing Injection

1.2.1. Typology of Soil Improvement by High-pressure Grouting
1.2.2. Characteristics of Jet-Grouting
1.2.3. Injection Pressures

1.3. Gravel Columns

1.3.1. Overall Use of Gravel Columns
1.3.2. Quantification of Land Property Improvements
1.3.3. Indications and Contraindications of Use

1.4. Improvement by Impregnation and Chemical Injection

1.4.1. Characteristics of Injections and Impregnation
1.4.2. Characteristics of Chemical Injections
1.4.3. Method Limitations

1.5. Freezing

1.5.1. Technical and Technological Aspects
1.5.2. Different Materials and Properties
1.5.3. Application and Limitation Fields

1.6. Preloading, Consolidations and Compactions

1.6.1. Preloading
1.6.2. Drained Preloading
1.6.3. Control During Ejection

1.7. Improvement by Drainage and Pumping

1.7.1. Temporary Drainage and Pumping
1.7.2. Utilities and Quantitative Improvement of Properties
1.7.3. Behavior After Restitution

1.8. Micropile Umbrellas

1.8.1. Ejection and Limitations
1.8.2. Resistant Capacity
1.8.3. Micropile Screens and Grouting

1.9. Comparison of Long-term Results

1.9.1. Comparative Analysis of Land Treatment Methodologies
1.9.2. Treatments According to Their Practical Application
1.9.3. Combination of Treatments

1.10. Soil Decontamination

1.10.1. Physicochemical Processes
1.10.2. Biological Processes
1.10.3. Termical Processes

Module 2. Construction Procedures II

2.1. Evolution of Structures

2.1.1. Roman Engineering
2.1.2. Evolution of Materials
2.1.3. Evolution of Structural Design

2.2. Passage Works

2.2.1. Pontoon
2.2.2. Bridge
2.2.3. Singular Works for the Preservation of Wildlife

2.3. Other Structures

2.3.1. Walls and Retaining Elements
2.3.2. Footbridges
2.3.3. Porticos and Banners

2.4. Small Masonry and Drainage Works

2.4.1. Spouts
2.4.2. Culverts
2.4.3. Sewers
2.4.4. Drainage Elements in Structures

2.5. Bridge Management System

2.5.1. Inventory
2.5.2. Systematization of Structure Management
2.5.3. Severity Rates
2.5.4. Planning of Actions

2.6. Inspection of Structures

2.6.1. Routine Inspections
2.6.2. General Major Inspections
2.6.3. Detailed Major Inspections
2.6.4. Special Inspections

2.7. Structural Maintenance

2.7.1. Ordinary Maintenance
2.7.2. Renovation Operations
2.7.3. Rehabilitation
2.7.4. Reinforcements

2.8. Singular Maintenance Actions

2.8.1. Expansion Joints
2.8.2. Support
2.8.3. Concrete Walls
2.8.4. Adequacy of Containment Systems

2.9. Singular Structures

2.9.1. By Design
2.9.2. For its Light
2.9.3. For its Materials

2.10. The Value of Structures

2.10.1. Asset Management
2.10.2. Collapse. Unavailability Costs
2.10.3. Equity Value

Module 3. Building

3.1. Introduction

3.1.1. Introduction to Building
3.1.2. Concept and Importance
3.1.3. Functions and Parts of the Building
3.1.4. Technical Regulations

3.2. Previous Operations

3.2.1. Superficial Foundations
3.2.2. Deep foundations
3.2.3. Retaining Walls
3.2.4. Basement Walls

3.3. Load-Bearing Wall Solutions

3.3.1. From Factory
3.3.2. Concrete
3.3.3. Rationalized Solutions
3.3.4. Prefabricated Solutions

3.4. Structures

3.4.1. Slab Structures
3.4.2. Static Structural Systems
3.4.3. Unidirectional Slabs
3.4.4. Waffle Slabs

3.5. Building Facilities I

3.5.1. Plumbing
3.5.2. Water Supply
3.5.3. Sanitation
3.5.4. Water Drainage

3.6. Building Facilities II

3.6.1. Electrical Installations
3.6.2. Heating

3.7. Enclosures and Finishing I

3.7.1. Introduction
3.7.2. Physical Protection of the Building
3.7.3. Energy Efficiency
3.7.4. Noise Protection
3.7.5. Moisture Protection

3.8. Enclosures and Finishing II

3.8.1. Flat Roofs
3.8.2. Sloping Roofs
3.8.3. Vertical Enclosures
3.8.4. Interior Partitions
3.8.5. Partitions, Carpentry, Glazing and Fenders
3.8.6. Coatings

3.9. Facades

3.9.1. Ceramics
3.9.2. Concrete Blocks
3.9.3. Panels
3.9.4. Curtain Walls
3.9.5. Modular Construction

3.10. Building Maintenance

3.10.1. Building Maintenance Criteria and Concepts
3.10.2. Building Maintenance Classifications
3.10.3. Building Maintenance Costs
3.10.4. Maintenance and Equipment Usage Costs
3.10.5. Building Maintenance Advantages

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