Akashi Kaikyo Bridge in Japan.
The largest span is 1991 m (6532 ft). The initial design was for 1990 m (6529 ft) but an additional 1 meter was added after the Kobe Earthquake shifted the ground during construction.… https://t.co/Z3H0lmVraB
“If you spend less on critical invisible components, it will eventually be visible!”
Most probably, a very small portion of the design budget was used in the #foundation#design of this #building in #China.Why?… https://t.co/9MX8lsOGLi
The new Structural Engineering Handbook has been added to our Engineering library! There are some significant updates from the 1997 edition. # Structural #engineering #handbook# #safety#health#welfare#ncees#peexam https://t.co/lRNpQt3Xaw
One of our engineers made this video for those preparing for their #PE#SE #Structural#Exam by NCEES.
Sample PE-Structural/SE question https://t.co/nH14rkD1Yx via @YouTube
“The Structure will exhaust all means of standing before it decides to fall.” Birkeland
#structure#engineering #progressive#collapse#strength#limit #state https://t.co/oGxTswPHQu
Did you know that LRFD wasn’t named Strength Design just because the “Steel” guys didn’t want the same name as the “Concrete” guys?#steel#design#LRFD#concrete#structural#engineering https://t.co/hLXNe55Thx
Did you know that we give FREE online review courses during this COVID-19 pandemic. The courses are useful for those taking the #FE and #PE#exams and for general review for both students and #engineers. Don’t… https://t.co/ZQnc06qD3V
During this COVID-19 crisis, one of structural engineers is giving presentations on elementary structural analysis. Check out our YouTube channel.
#structuralengineering #peexam#seexam#structure # analysis https://t.co/ava3ivtAr3
During this COVID-19 crisis, One of our professional engineers will be giving some presentations about Elementary Structural Analysis. Do check out our YouTube channel. #structure#structuralengineering#analysis… https://t.co/y4fXM6moHC