Author : Sulejman Meta and Shinasi Zendeli

There are many cases of destruction of closed wooden structures, caused primarily by the effect and impact of the wind, the load and weight of snow precipitations as well as the improper maintenance and human error. This paper examines the reasons that lead to the fall of the quality of enclosed structures of wood, wooden roofs, wooden buildings and ceilings, with the execution of processes and quality management, and finding common ground that allow quality construction to improve quality. The proposed concept and algorithm solution aim to focus on the permanency of control in all stages of construction themselves. A survey was conducted on the roof structures that had collapsed as well as in newly constructed or reconstructed structures, pursuant to the needs and demands of international standards, primarily standards SK EN 1995-1-1:20 XX, as a subgroup of Euro code 5, which relates to the design of timber structures – general part 1-1: I, as well as common rules and norms under which the construction is done. The results research should provide the impetus for new research models in context of an intimate further improve performance, construction and reconstruction of wooden construction and development of the proposed algorithmic model.

Keywords: Control of execution, wooden structure, increase of quality

Article published in International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Vol.7, No.4 (Aug-2017)