#Civil Design Engineer

[unrestedjade]

ART, visibly on the edge of a meltdown because SecUnit replied to a message from Holism with "k": i'm going to puke stop talking to Holism i swear to god. baby you're everything to me please please don't fuck Holism

[stone-cold-groove]

Construction of the Greater New Orleans (GNO) Bridge over the Mississippi River in New Orleans, Louisiana - 1954 to 1958.

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The article from Jagannath University explores top M.Tech specializations for Civil Engineering graduates, such as Structural, Geotechnical, Environmental, Transportation, and Water Resources Engineering. It emphasizes that these fields enhance technical knowledge, opening doors to advanced career opportunities in infrastructure, construction, design, and research within the civil engineering industry.

[dead-generations]

with rotational artificial gravity it appears, from a maths and chalkboard engineering perspective, that there are exponential benefits for increasing diameter up to a point. it does seem to be a go big or go home situation.

there are two basic reasons for this - the first is that as you increase radius you increase circumference by a commensurate amount. for a torus, the area of the circle described here is inconsequential - it should only be filled with the struts etc connecting the centrepoint to the circumference. mostly empty space. your circumference is your living space. This is also true for a cylinder, where the habitable space is the interior surface of a cylinder and the "area" is mostly empty air.

the second is that you can decrees the necessary rotation speed to generate the desired "gravity" considerably. Basically, you spin a 1 kilometre torus slower than a 10m torus to get the same "gravity" pulling you away from the centre point.

This is desirable because it reduces the Coriolis force, which results in two big problems for rotational gravity. the first and most obvious is that falling objects follow a curved path, the higher the force the more extreme the curve. the second is that it affects your inner ear - i forget the number right now but we know about how many rpm a human can tolerate before their inner ear causes significant disorientation and continuous vomiting, I believe it is 2 rpm?

the issue is that the bigger it is, the larger the forces involved, which leads to significant issues of sheering and means that failures become more catastrophic. I wish I had the maths in front of me but this generally leads to a diametre of about 1km being the sweet spot, iirc.

[aliquisx]

Civil Engineering Pins and Sticker Designs

These are some inspiring quotes and funny lines inspired by the civil engineering field. These designs are some of the designs that we will be using in our proposed business.

[wall-maria-around-ba-sing-se]

I hate driving on Clogged Cars Sitting In The Middle of The Intersection Rd

[kimludcom]

Lost Technologies of Ancient Civilizations: Uncovering Pre-Egyptian Innovations ‪@Kimlud‬

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© Paolo Dala

The Maker Of History

The engineer has been, and is, a maker of history.

James Kip Finch

[istherewifiinhell]

Ate shit real bad out there yall.

[guy60660]

American Society of Civil Engineers | Design Reviewed

[stone-cold-groove]

Opening day ceremony of the Golden Gate Bridge - May 1937.

[kaylor]

as a user of websites i do absolutely respect really good front end developers because there is nothing worse than a poorly designed website or unpleasant interface like that shit will send me into a blind rage like i literally chose which universities to apply to based on how intuitive their website navigation was. however. as an engineer i straight up refuse to touch any html/css for the rest of my life. i don't have a visually creative bone in my body. to the point where if someone asked me to make a diagram or powerpoint i would probably quit on the spot. let me work on your behind the scenes data processing and leave me the hell alone.

[12deep-k]

HI LIKE

[aliquisx]

Hard Hat Designs: Stickers and Pins

This is a recent project meant for a school requirement. I created the logo and presentation for our business proposal. These images are some of my favorite slides from the entire presentation. I enjoyed doodling on the last image!

[terrorbirb]

Deleted post. Apparently I'm not dumb and actually did okay.