Erich Cziesielski

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Erich Cziesielski

Erich Cziesielski (born April 26, 1938 in Bucharest , Romania ) is an emeritus professor for building physics and civil engineering at the Technical University of Berlin .

Career

After graduating from high school in Berlin (1954), he studied civil engineering at the TU Berlin (graduation in 1963). He then worked as a scientific assistant and, on a part-time basis, created static calculations for a large number of high-rise buildings in large panel construction in Saarland and Berlin. In parallel to this practical activity, he carried out fundamental experiments and wrote theoretical treatises on the construction method, which was still new at the time, e.g. B. on the load-bearing capacity of panes that are combined from individual walls of large panel construction to form a large pane. The publication about it was translated into Japanese and supplemented together with Fritz Leonhardt . Cziesielski also developed a ventilated joint system for walls in concrete sandwich construction, which reduces the problems of joints sealed with sealing compounds . He received a utility model for this system, and the joint system was sold in large areas of Europe and the Middle East (see Figure 1).

After working as an assistant in Berlin, he was employed at the Federal Research Institute for Forestry and Wood Management in Hamburg as a research assistant. The focus of the work there was the investigation of damage to wooden speedboats of the Bundeswehr and then, based on this, the development of a new, load-bearing hull that made it possible for the ships to travel across waves and at higher speed even in rough seas. During this time, he also did his doctorate on the buckling behavior of orthotropic plates . The results formed the basis for formulations in DIN 1052 (timber construction).

In 1970 Cziesielski became the managing director of an international building materials group as head of the research and development department.

In 1974 Cziesielski received a call to the Technical University of Berlin for the chair for general civil engineering (building physics and civil engineering). During his teaching, he developed the concept that building physics is one of the mathematical and scientific foundations for methodical construction, whereas previously construction was largely characterized by traditional craftsmanship and the “ trial and error ” method .

In 1983 Cziesielski founded the CRP Ingenieurgemeinschaft Cziesielski, Ruhnau + Partner GmbH (CRP Bauingenieure GmbH) in Berlin, which has branches in Hanover, Hamburg and Munich. Cziesielski became a test engineer for structural engineering in Berlin (specializing in solid and timber construction) and was appointed as a publicly sworn expert. The office was and is involved in a large number of important building projects, both in an advisory capacity in terms of building physics and in the framework of structural planning (e.g. Chamber Music Hall Berlin, Berlin State Library , Pergamon Museum , Berlin, Lindenoper Berlin).

Until his retirement in 2003, Cziesielski carried out extensive research in various areas. The research was practice-oriented; the results were largely incorporated into standards or formed the basis for guidelines. Cziesielski was a member and chairman of a large number of committees of the German Standards Committee and the German Institute for Building Technology. In addition, from 1993 to 1997 he was chairman of the building physics group in the International Association for Bridge and Building Construction .

Research priorities

  • Building physics investigations: e.g. B. Sealing of structures made of waterproof concrete, z. B. by an elevated, ventilated floor (see Fig. 2). The construction was carried out on several buildings, including the chamber music hall of the Philharmonie Berlin . Calculation and rehabilitation of thermal bridges (see Figures 3a and 3b); Weather protection of external walls, stopping of corrosion through thermal insulation in the area of ​​concrete external walls (several 10,000 m² of walls were renovated using this method) and the like. a.
  • Constructive development of components: z. B. Adhesion behavior of ceramic coverings on thermal insulation composite systems and wooden substrates, improvement of inverted roofs in terms of thermal insulation , reduction of wind forces with ventilated outer walls together with Gerhardt.
  • Investigation methods in construction: z. B. Locating corroded reinforcement in concrete components according to the electrical potential difference method using a trolley for the extensive examination of components (see Figure 4), generating a largely natural, artificial driving rain for component testing. The test facility is nationally and internationally certified.
  • Stability and load-bearing capacity of wooden structures: e.g. B. Wooden cylinder shells, the formation of roof panes from chipboard or from boards, dents in panels and. a.

Books

  • E. Cziesielski: Hut - The Engineer's Pocket Book. 29th edition. Springer publishing house. (Volume editor and author of individual sections)
    • Volume IV: Statics, Finite Elements, Structural Engineering. 1986.
    • Volume V: Building Physics. 1988.
    • Volume VI: Solid construction, steel construction. 1993.
  • E. Cziesielski, K. Daniels, H. Trümper: Ruhrgas Handbook. 2nd Edition. K. Kramer-Verlag. Stuttgart 1988. (Editor and co-author)
  • E. Cziesielski: Textbook of building construction. 3. Edition. BG Teubner-Verlag, 1997. (Volume editor and co-author)
  • E. Cziesielski: Lufsky building waterproofing. 5th edition. BG Teubner-Verlag, 2001. (Editor and co-author of the 6th edition 2004)

An overview of other publications up to 1998 is contained in “Engineering reports from research and practice”. Festschrift for the 60th birthday of Prof. Dr. Erich Cziesielski. Werner Verlag 1998, publisher: Ruhnau, R.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b E. Cziesielski: Calculation of walls of large panel construction, which are combined from several panes to form a large wall panel. In: The construction technology. Volume 43, H. 3, 1966. (The article was translated by the Japanese Concrete Association and published in: Japan National on Concrete. Vol. 5, No. 11, 1967)
  2. ^ F. Leonhardt, E Cziesielski: Contribution to the calculation of walls in large panel construction. In: The construction technology. 44, H. 9, 1967.
  3. E. Cziesielski: Buckling of orthotropic plates parallel to the edge with linear and parabolic normal stress distribution along the length of the buckling field. Dissertation. University of Hamburg, 1970.
  4. E. Cziesielski: Water transport through components made of impermeable concrete . Aachen Building Expert Days 1990, Bauverlag 1990.
  5. E. Cziesielski: Basics of building physics for sealing joints in the outer wall area. In: Building Physics. Volume 9, H. 5, 1987, pp. 188-195.
  6. E. Cziesielski: Restoration of corrosion damage in concrete sandwich walls . Leaflet No. 1 of the trade association curtain walls. 1994.
  7. E. Cziesielski, S. Himburg: Ceramic coverings on thermally insulated exterior walls . Aachen Building Expert Days 1998. Bauverlag 1998.
  8. E. Cziesielski, O. Fechner: Experimental study on the ΔU value of gravel inverted roofs with a water-draining separating layer. In: Building Physics. H. 5, 2001.
  9. E. Cziesielski, HJ Gerhardt: New findings on the effects of wind loads on ventilated external wall cladding . Association for ventilated curtain walls (FVHF). In: Focus. No. 5, 1995.
  10. E. Cziesielski, H. Marquardt: Finding corroding reinforcement with the electrochemical potential difference measurement. In: Structural Engineering. Volume 65, H. 7, 1988, pp. 226-232.
  11. E. Cziesielski, H. Maerker: Generation of artificial driving rain for component testing. In: Building Physics. Volume 7, 1985, pp. 74-79.
  12. ^ E. Cziesielski: A New Method to Produce an Artifical Driving Rain for the Testing of Joints. In: Proceedings of the 2nd World Congress an Joint Sealing and Bearing Systems for Concrete Structures. ACI, Detroit, Michigan 1986.
  13. R. v. Halasz, E. Cziesielski: Construction and dimensioning of cylindrical shells from veneer panels . Research report for the German Society for Wood Research. Publication in reports from building research. H. 90, 1973.
  14. ^ E. Cziesielski: Wooden roof structures. In: Holzbautaschenbuch. 7th edition. Verlag W. Ernst & Sohn, 1974, ISBN 3-433-00581-8 . (and revised article for the 8th to 10th edition)