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Slope test load monitoring in purpose asses safety of the crane mounting

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Pająk M. , Sobotka A. , Kacprzak G.

Presented topic concerns the location on the crown of the high slope settings crane to be mounted on the roof structure construction of the building NOSPR in Katowice. Set AC500 crane mounting on a high slope required to verify the safety of the location, the forecast behavior of the slope during the operation of the crane, and conduct constant monitoring of geodetic displacement of the slope. The aim of the paper is to present the proposed and implemented methodology based on data acquisition geotechnical soil slope using the methods of surveying as well as analysis of integrated measurements for the design and implementation of the safe conduct of works chosen method of installation.Słowa kluczowe: location of

WZMOCNIENIE FUNDAMENTÓW ZABYTKOWEGO PAŁACU BISKUPA ERAZMA CIOŁKA NA KRAKOWSKIM STARYM MIEŚCIE PRZY ZASTOSOWANIU TECHNOLOGII MIKROPALI

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Pająk M. , Mikłaszewicz M. , Piórczyk M.

Ochrona Zabytków

2004

nr 3-4

44-50

The article describes the palace of Bishop Erazm Ciołek (beginning of the sixteenth century), situated in the Old Town in Cracow, and presents an outline history of the object, stressing the devastation of the building during the post-World War II period. The present-day programme of the palace’s function was devised in a manner guaranteeing a display of its rich architecture and historical transformations. The object in question is to be adapted for the purposes of two permanent Old Art Galleries at the National Museum in Cracow. The article proposes a classification of the methods applied for reinforcing the foundations of historical objects and basic criteria for choosing suitable methods. It also contains a characterisation of the discussed palace, in whose case attention was paid to the conditions of the base and the construction requirements; the ultimately accepted stabilisation method called for microposts.