Attention Structural Engineering students at UCSD! Stop by our booth today at SE day to meet some of the team and learn about ClarkDietrich! #careers #structuralengineering
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Uncovering the Secret to Structural Success I'm excited to share a throwback project that revolutionized my understanding of structural engineering - "Why an Arch is Preferred over a Beam?" In my fourth-semester lab project for CE-215L Structural Analysis - I, I embarked on a quest to uncover the hidden strengths of arches. I discovered how these curved wonders: Distribute loads like a pro, reducing material stress and boosting durability. This project was a turning point in my academic journey, illuminating the power of structural engineering concepts and applications. It's astonishing how this foundational experience continues to influence my professional path today. #StructuralEngineering #UndergraduateLife #LearningJourney #EngineeringProjects #ConstructionIndustry #CE215L #Throwback #EngineeringEducation #ContinuousLearning
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Excited to kick off a thrilling new chapter in my research of concrete structures! I'm starting work on the project "Remaining fatigue life assessment of bridge decks based upon a numerical-experimental SYSCOM SYStem-COmponent-Material-based approach." #BridgeDecks #FatigueAssessment
#Research Summary: https://shorturl.at/kn2nW "Remaining fatigue life assessment of bridge decks based upon a numerical-experimental SYSCOM SYStem-COmponent-Material-based approach" UC Berkeley College of Engineering UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering #peerfunded
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Subscribe to Structural Engineering videos with nice explanation of topics. #civilengineering #structural https://lnkd.in/dKSzDEdb
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completed the Engineering of Structures course from Dartmouth College on Coursera, where I expanded my knowledge on truss analyses, tensegrity structures, and structural indeterminacy. Excited to share my course completion certificate on LinkedIn. This course has significantly broadened my understanding of key engineering concepts and practices. #EngineeringExcellence #StructuralEngineering #Tensegrity #TrussAnalysis #DartmouthCollege #ContinuingEducation #ProfessionalDevelopment
Completion Certificate for Engineering of Structures: Tension and Compression
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#SystemsEngineering #MyBookself #10 I love this book My background is initially Physics at university, and then as a aerodynamicist in Engineering (before Systems) So I am by no means a mechanical engineer This book on Bridges is from a civil engineering perspective and describes bridges, which are mechanical in nature But the book describes these mechanical products in systems terms - explaining what different items of structure are doing, and exploring the different mechanical solution element in terms of the function they perform High on my reread list - a source of material to allow explanation of how properties of systems can be seen in anything One to correct people who think Systems engineering is for dynamic or complex systems, and who might think Civil Engineering is an area where systems has not (yet) been used! I met the author at Bristol University through his connection with professor Patrick Godfrey - and had several very interesting and stimulating conversations
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Many of us realized after completing undergraduate that, one of the most important assumptions in undergraduate beam analysis is that plane sections remain plane before and after bending. This simplification is crucial as it reduces complexity in beam analysis. The diagram illustrates how this assumption holds true during bending, ensuring accurate predictions of beam behavior under loads. Understanding this key assumption is essential for precise structural analysis and engineering design. Check out our detailed post to learn more about this fundamental concept. #BeamAnalysis #StructuralEngineering #EngineeringEducation #CivilEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #EngineeringStudents #TechBlog #STEM #Eigenplus
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Here is an interesting 2 min video explaining how Structural Engineering is part of day to day life. Enjoy!! https://lnkd.in/ddey8QUp
What is Structural Engineering? | Science Spotlight
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I am thrilled to share that I have earned my Master’s in Applied Science, specializing in Civil Engineering with a focus on Structural Engineering, from Concordia University. This journey has been an incredible experience filled with rigorous studies, innovative projects, and personal growth. I am immensely grateful to my Supervisor, Dr. Farah Hafeez, for her unwavering support, invaluable guidance, and mentorship throughout my research and studies. Her expertise and encouragement have been instrumental in my academic success. Key Projects: 1. Finite Element Analysis for Mass Timber High-Rise Structures: Conducted comprehensive finite element analyses to evaluate mass timber high-rise buildings' structural integrity and performance, contributing to sustainable and innovative construction practices. 2. Integration of AI in Structural Engineering: Developed and implemented artificial intelligence models to enhance structural design processes, improving efficiency and accuracy in engineering solutions. A heartfelt thank you to my professors, family, friends, and everyone who has been part of this journey. Your support has made all the difference! As I embark on the next chapter of my career, I am excited to apply my knowledge and skills in Civil Engineering to contribute to innovative and sustainable projects. I look forward to connecting with professionals in the industry and exploring new opportunities to make a meaningful impact, particularly in sustainable infrastructure development and smart engineering solutions. Here’s to new beginnings and the adventures that lie ahead! #Graduation #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #AppliedScience #ConcordiaUniversity #FiniteElementAnalysis #MassTimber #HighRiseStructures #ArtificialIntelligence #SustainableDesign #SmartEngineering
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During our undergraduate studies, many of us were confused about how horizontal shear stress is connected with vertical shear stress. Today, we're highlighting this simple yet crucial phenomenon. Understanding the relationship between these shear stresses is vital for structural analysis and design. By grasping this concept, you can better analyze the behavior of materials under load and improve your engineering solutions. Check out our detailed post to learn more about this important topic. #StructuralEngineering #ShearStress #EngineeringEducation #CivilEngineering #MechanicalEngineering #EngineeringStudents #TechBlog #STEM #Eigenplus
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Grab it here: https://lnkd.in/gV42mpw5 🚇 Explore the Channel Tunnel Engineering Feat! 🚧 Perfect for students learning about major engineering projects, this case study has fun casual or regular lesson activities! #Engineering #CaseStudy #STEM #TheChannelTunnel #ClassroomActivities #EngineeringEducation
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