Planning of Wood Processing Enterprises

Total Hours in Course64

Number of hours for lectures36

Number of hours for seminars and practical classes12

Number of hours for laboratory classes16

Independent study hours98

Date of course confirmation12.12.2023

Responsible UnitInstitute of Civil Engineering and Wood Processing

Course developers

lect.

Ulvis Miončinskis

Mg. sc. ing.

Vilnis Jakovļevs

Mg. sc. ing.

Prior knowledge

MašZ4013, Technical Graphics I

MašZ4014, Technical Graphics II

MatZ3028, Wood Processing Machinery and Tools

Replaced course

MatZ3064 [GMTR3064] Planning of Wood Processing Enterprises

Course abstract

Regulatory enactments governing the design of manufacturing buildings and technologies. Construction standards and building statements. Possibilities and solutions for the use of different materials in the construction of wood processing plants. Construction solutions for building elements. Special guidance on a separate chapter of the project projects, including the development of a graphic part. Data needed for design: characteristics of finished production, raw material characteristics, restrictive manufacturing and technology marketing conditions.

Learning outcomes and their assessment

Knowledge:
For regulatory enactments regulating construction - discussion lessons, independent work, exam.
About key elements of manufacturing buildings - in discussion lessons, exam.
On the basic principles of design of production facilities - an exam in the discussion classes.
Skills:
Capable of performing plant technological calculations - in discussion lessons, exam.
Capable of developing a product-making technology project - in discussion lessons, exam.
Competency: Ability to evaluate the compliance of wood processing companies projects and technology for producing products - in discussion lessons, exam.

Course Content(Calendar)

1. Introduction to requirements and course content. (2 hours)
2. General principles of construction, terminology. (2 h, seminar 2 h)
3. Regulatory documents governing construction. (4 hours)
3. Regulatory documents governing construction. (10 h of practical work)
4. Composition and development methodology of the industrial company's project proposal. (2 h, 2 h practical works, 4 h seminar)
5. Planning of technological equipment and their impact on construction planning (2 h)
6. Methodology for developing the company territory plan, room planning. (2 h, 2 h seminar)
7. Development of a company territory plan (4 hours of practical work)
8. Foundations and foundations. (2 hours)
9. Construction types of production buildings and their comparison. (8 hours)
10. Selection of walls and partitions. (2 hours)
11 Floor and roof covering. (2 hours)
12. Windows, doors and stairs. (2 hours)
13. Water supply and sewerage. (2 hours)
14. Household premises and auxiliary buildings. (2 hours)
15. Building materials. (2 hours)
16. Discussion of the developed project in the seminar (4)
Part-time extramural studies:
All the topics intended for full-time studies are covered, yet the number of contact hours is ½ of the specified number of hours.

Requirements for awarding credit points

You must successfully pass the exam, defend your own work.

Description of the organization and tasks of students’ independent work

Establishment rules of certain administrative territory (Individual study and presentation).

Criteria for Evaluating Learning Outcomes

Independent work - 40%.
Exam - 60%.

Compulsory reading

1. Štrausa S. u.c. Rūpniecības ēku plānojumi un konstruktīvie risinājumi. Jelgava: LLU, 2008. 144 lpp.
2. Шерешевский И. А. Конструирование промышленных зданий и сооружений. Москва: Архитектура-С, 2007. 167 c.
3. Ernst Neufert, Peter Neufert. Neufert Architects' Data.Wiley-Blackwell; 4 edition, 2012., 608 p.

Periodicals and other sources

1. Žurnāls "Baltijas koks" ISSN 1407-6667

Notes

The study course is included in the full-time and part-time studies of the Forest Faculty higher professional education bachelor's study program Woodworking.

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