György Iványi

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György Iványi (born January 16, 1939 in Szeged ) is a Hungarian-German civil engineer.

biography

His father was a civil servant with the Hungarian State Railways , and Ivanyi grew up in Szeged and from 1949 in Budapest. At first he wanted to become a biochemist, but then studied civil engineering at the Technical University in Budapest. In 1962 he completed his studies and received the first prize of the engineering association for his thesis on a hyperbolic paraboloid shell construction for a sports hall, combined with a trip to the Soviet Union. After graduation he was assigned to the state bridge construction company in Budapest and supervised the construction of a bridge over the Tisza and was then involved in the construction of the Elisabeth Bridge in Budapest. In addition, she worked in an engineering office (a planning office for industrial construction), just like during my studies. He wanted to do his doctorate with Lajos Kollar in 1964 on the stability of a special reinforced concrete arch, but then learned after completing his dissertation that Josef Eibl had already done his doctorate with Karl Kordina in Braunschweig. Kordina invited him to the Technical University of Braunschweig, where he received his doctorate in 1967 ( The load bearing capacity of open, circular reinforced concrete cross-sections - Brazier effect ) and began a close cooperation with Josef Eibl. In 1978 he became a full professor for solid construction at what was then the comprehensive university in Essen, later on at the University of Duisburg-Essen. There he built up the civil engineering department and equipped it with a test hall, among other things.

In addition to structural issues, he also dealt with the properties of concrete, especially its durability. He dealt with cold shock to concrete, bridge damage especially to coupling joints, repair of damage to solid structures, crack grouting, tightness of reinforced concrete containers, with prestressing technology and external prestressing.

Fonts (selection)

  • with Josef Eibl : Study on the load-bearing and deformation behavior of reinforced concrete, Berlin: Ernst 1976
  • with Josef Eibl, Herbert Schambeck: Calculation of box-shaped bridge abutments, Düsseldorf: Werner 1988 (first 1973)
  • with W. Buschmeyer, J. Eibl, G. Kobler: Prestressing without bond, technology and application. In: Concrete Calendar 1995
  • with Wilhelm Buschmeyer: digester made of reinforced concrete, Düsseldorf: Beton-Verlag 1991
  • with W. Buschmeyer: Liquid container, concrete calendar 2000
  • Comments on “minimum reinforcement” in walls, concrete and reinforced concrete structures, Volume 90, November 1995, pp. 283–289.

literature

  • Klaus Stiglat: Civil engineers and their work , Ernst and Son 2003
  • György Ivanyi-65 years, concrete and reinforced concrete construction, Volume 99, 2004, Issue 3, p. 243
  • Wilhelm Buschmeyer (Ed.): Concrete construction in research and practice: Festschrift for the 60th birthday of György Iványi, Düsseldorf: Verlag Bau + Technik, 1999

Web links

Remarks

  1. ↑ He was allowed to leave the country with his wife because he had a share in a home in Hungary and this was seen as a guarantee of return.
personal data
SURNAME Iványi, György
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German-Hungarian civil engineer
DATE OF BIRTH January 16, 1939
PLACE OF BIRTH Szeged