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Main Bibliography |
1) Farinha, Brazão et al., Reabilitação e manutenção de edifícios, 2006;
2) Paiva, J. Vasconcelos et al., Patologia da construção, 1º Encontro sobre Conservação e Reabilitação de Edifícios de Habitação, LNEC, 1985
3) Watt, D. S., Building pathology: Principles & Practice, 1999
4) Hinks, J.; Cook, G., The technology of building defects, E&FN SPON, 1999
5) Henriques, F. M. A., Humidade em paredes, LNEC, 1994
6) Marinho, M.I.M., Diagnóstico de patologias associadas à humidade utilizando técnicas não destrutivas, Dissertação de Mestrado, FEUP, 2014
7) Sousa, Hipólito et al., Fachadas de edifícios, Ed. Lidel, 2016
8) Freitas, V.P. et al., A state-of-the-art report on building pathology, W086, FEUP, 2013
9) Delgado, J.M.P.Q., Recent developments in building diagnosis techniques, Springer, 2016
10) Appleton, João, Reabilitação de edifícios antigos: Patologias e tecnologias de intervenção, Ed. Orion, 2003
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Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria |
This curricular unit has a duration of one semester, involving 60 h of contact in classes, 98 h of autonomous work and 10 h of evaluation. The approval in this curricular unit grants the student 6 ECTS. Contact hours include 30 h of theoretical classes (T) and 30 h of practical classes (PL). The evaluation is carried out in two phases, continuous evaluation and exam, allowing the student to dispense the exam if he approves in the continuous evaluation. The minimum requirements (attendance and classification) to be admitted to the exam, as well as the continuous and exam evaluation criteria, are established annually by the coordinator of the curricular unit observing the following: the continuous evaluation include test(s) (40 to 100%), practical works (0 to 60%) and participation (0 to 10%); the evaluation by exam include a test (60 to 100%) and practical works (0 to 40%). The practical works done in continuous evaluation cannot be improve in exam.
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