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Luke is doing a rough staking so he is close but not exact however for things such as the foundation of a home those have to be exact points and for that, different equipment is used to get exact spots. #Staking #LukesLens #Engineer #Engineering #CivilEngineering

TYPICAL BRIDGE COMPONENTS #civilengineering #bridgecomponents #civildesign

🌬️ Wind loading on scaffolding is a critical consideration in structural design. Wind forces have a significant impact on scaffold stability and safety. It is crucial to analyze these forces and design the structure accordingly. 🔑 Key factors to consider for wind loading during design: ➡️ Wind speed ➡️ Pressure coefficient ➡️ Dynamic effects ➡️ Exposure #wind #load #scaffolding #collapsed #civil #construction #site #mumbai #design #wind #speed #pressure #coefficient #dynamic #effects #exposure

Greetings, all the Structural Engineers. I am stuck with something need your views on the matter. While deigning a Steel pole flood light, what would be the load considerations, especially when the description about the top part of the light pole holding the light assembly and number of the lights are not known. Are there any standards for this type of assumptions? The pole height is 70 feet

Example of a beam detail Beams are structural elements used in construction to support loads and transmit them to the pillars or columns.

🌟 Ever wondered about the hole punch process in PEB structures? 🏗️ It's a crucial step in ensuring precise alignment and structural integrity. 💼✨ From creating openings for connections to facilitating assembly, this process paves the way for seamless construction. #PEBConstruction #HolePunchProcess

Steel Truss bridge construction process animated walkthrough

🏗 Good to see some strong statements on 🔥 exposure and structural integrity in the newly released second edition of the The Institution of Structural Engineers guide on Structural #robustness and Disproportionate Collapse in #Buildings: 1️⃣ "Structural engineers need to engage with structural robustness in #fire at all times. While specific requirements for structural fire performance exist in Part B of Schedule 1 of the Building Regulations (for England and Wales), fires are also accidents that have implications for compliance with Part A. Specifically, requirement A1(1) places an expectation on the structure to sustain loads and transmit them to the ground safely." 2️⃣ "Fires represent both an action on a structure, i.e., they have the potential to induce forces and moments, etc., and an impediment to the transmission of loads, i.e., through reductions in strength and stiffness with increasing temperature. Under requirement A3, fires can lead to collapses that are disproportionate to the cause. These implications of the regulatory requirements have not typically been well-understood or explicitly addressed by designers or even approving authorities." Get your copy here 👇 : 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eDp-kr_9 Eoin O'Loughlin, Luke Bisby, Susan Lamont

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