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During my visit to the Panama Canal, I noticed several chambers that connected to higher levels of the canal. It […]
Soil types and its importance in building design
When I first became interested in structural engineering, I thought engineers would spend most or even all their time working […]
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How Building Information Modeling Changes Construction
In my internship, I learned how to use the architectural drawing tool, Revit. While learning this, it occurred to me […]
How Structural Engineers Account for Building Loads
During my summer internship, I noticed how one or two pages are dedicated to information about the structure of beams, […]
How Chip Seals and Slurry Seals Extend a Road’s Lifetime
Near where I live, I noticed that a construction crew closed off a road to be worked on. Throughout the […]
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Whenever I drive through intersections, I notice that sometimes, the traffics lights are all green when fewer cars are around, […]
The Advantages of Composite Construction
During my internship, I noticed that some buildings used a combination of structural steel and reinforced concrete rather than relying […]
The Hidden Danger of Progressive Collapse
One might think that in such a large building, one component failing or breaking wouldn’t be a huge problem. However, […]
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