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CEans,

We're happy to introduce a separate Civil & Structural Engineering section. Earlier, the Civil engineering section was clubbed with Mechanical engineering section and lot of CEans demanded that we separate those sections. We've therefore introduced Civil & Structural engineering section and renamed the Mechanical engineering section as 'Mechanical and Automobile' Engineering 😀

I'm sure our Civil CEans will contribute amazing ideas and knowledge in this section and help fellow engineers.

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  • H DEEPAK KUMAR
    H DEEPAK KUMAR

    @h-deepak-kumar-UtNTf5 • Mar 29, 2016

    HI
    I have a doubt that as a civil designer in future, which course is preferable
    I mean staad r Etabs

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  • rkr19091981
    rkr19091981

    @rkr19091981-C1kFUC • May 18, 2016

    hi guys, i am writing a code for static analysis of portal frames. the intention is to put some point loads on the structure and analyse it to get the response. could some one explain how to consider the self weight of structure in the analysis.

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  • Raj Kumar Kannan
    Raj Kumar Kannan

    @raj-kumar-kcioPV • Jun 13, 2016

    Hi i am interested in learning a lot from u peoples

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  • Riley BerthasHusband
    Riley BerthasHusband

    @riley-YyqlAA • Nov 27, 2018

    I'm doing some charity work that involves putting a wire rope under tension between   8x16 cinder block walls. non filled with red brick facing
    I can't find anything down and dirty on this subject.
    Can someone point me in the correct direction?

    Specs.
    >12" block walls
    >distance between walls is 60'
    >load on cable is 350# max. with possible doubling of weight due to shock.
    > plan to sandwich blocks between steel plates with eye bolt thru center.
    > 3/32 DIA. coated wire rope.

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