Crosspost showing semi driving over half collapsed mountain road4yr ⋅ CrossSectionedToastt ⋅ r/civilengineering
Shoutout to the dude who retook the agricultural PE and crushed it!3yr ⋅ kojitsuke ⋅ r/civilengineering
Ah, geotech work: Coming in Sunday to hand auger through 4ft of dessicated farm soil to push a UD tube with a DCP drive head. Took a lot of effort...2yr ⋅ 38DDs_Please ⋅ r/civilengineering
The owner needed proof that the pipe had been delivered, I didn’t notice until sending him the picture that the lighting is spectacular!4yr ⋅ Rockndirt ⋅ r/civilengineering
My kid is grading my homework... Studying for the PE and she's making me smile.6yr ⋅ cagetheMike ⋅ r/civilengineering
for a valve inspection chamber on a water pipeline, are there any useful trick I can use to mantain squareness and prevent skewing at the top in the reinforcement?1yr ⋅ Mammoth_Database5391 ⋅ r/civilengineering
For home construction, is there a reason why they have smooth mounds of dirt?1yr ⋅ H4mSandw1ch ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hey guys based in Australia, could some one look the picture and tell me What the R20 means that I have circled. Thanks2yr ⋅ Noise_Witty ⋅ r/civilengineering
The Delta Works, consisting of 13 sections, together form the largest flood protection system in the world.3yr ⋅ mishunhsugworth ⋅ r/civilengineering
Why do a lot of multi story buildings look suspended like this?1yr ⋅ itz_lexiii_ ⋅ r/civilengineering
Check out my collection of AISC Steel Construction Manuals. Everything but the latest edition.4yr ⋅ chill_haus ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hang on little guy, infrastructure funding is coming to Chicago2yr ⋅ asseatingsaurusrex ⋅ r/civilengineering
I know this looks crazy, but would a structure like this actually be possible today? with the Knex parts being navigable building space, and strings being steel/metal cables?4yr ⋅ aea_nn ⋅ r/civilengineering
Drainage guys, what’s the benefits & best scenario for using dual curb inlets as pictured?2yr ⋅ The_Zohanxx ⋅ r/civilengineering
Just wanted to bring a little Engineering Humor to this Pandemic4yr ⋅ txredbird26 ⋅ r/civilengineering
What is the large flat T antenna looking device atop these traffic control signals?1yr ⋅ 1PaleBlueDot- ⋅ r/civilengineering
What are those shin height level barriers called? this is in Japan, is this common in the US?1yr ⋅ lts_LlT ⋅ r/civilengineering
Why the PE has less questions than the FE but is longer?2yr ⋅ Natural-Shirt-1463 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Not sure if this has ever been posted here, but my astro engineer buddy sent me this5yr ⋅ TheJoosMan ⋅ r/civilengineering
so they want me to figure out how much of this property is buildable8mo ⋅ SirVayar ⋅ r/civilengineering
Base structure progress for the South Station Tower - Boston, MA1yr ⋅ Sandor_Clegainz420 ⋅ r/civilengineering
The Civil Engineer in me took way to long to figure this out.3yr ⋅ wolf_lake_pirate ⋅ r/civilengineering
There have been a few times that one of these would have helped my design out significantly1yr ⋅ Much_Choice_8419 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Could anyone help me out with this? I would like my answer to be in the 1400's because that is the challenge and I have already got an answer in the 1500's2yr ⋅ Business-Mother ⋅ r/civilengineering
Saw some power line construction in my area, and thought it was interesting how you can see the slight bend the tower on the right takes as it holds the force of the wires compared with the one on the left4yr ⋅ somepersonlol ⋅ r/civilengineering
I see your fancy and sexy projects and bet, ag projects. Sometimes great but always different.1yr ⋅ philomathkid ⋅ r/civilengineering
A vendor brought these in. Would you have turned it down? What is a notable holiday gift you were given?1yr ⋅ BigTunaStamford ⋅ r/civilengineering
CE technology does not change quickly. I would say it is easier to guess what year this is from by looking at camera technology rather than any CE engineering work being done. What do you think?2yr ⋅ DiligentOrdinary797 ⋅ r/civilengineering
What do these 2 codes mean for describing structural steel? (Please forgive the beginner Question)2yr ⋅ seedboy3000 ⋅ r/civilengineering
These ADA compliance laws seem to be getting more and more lax...6d ⋅ jonyoloswag ⋅ r/civilengineering
Old Hand Drawn Plan for an On-Site Subsurface Septic System. (Zoom In)4yr ⋅ EngiNiner ⋅ r/civilengineering
What is 'c' in this slope stability equation from the PE reference handbook geotech section? Is this the shear strength of the soil? I do not see this variable defined anywhere in the handbook.10mo ⋅ ac441113 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Going back through some sewer inspection photos and I realized something had been looking back at me from the bottom of a 12-ft deep sanitary manhole.2yr ⋅ The-YonderPond ⋅ r/civilengineering
Saw this on LinkedIn earlier today - what do people think about the poll?1yr ⋅ Clynester ⋅ r/civilengineering
These memes seldom understand why we need these extra loops to reduce speed safely i know they get likes and upvotes but what are the easiest ways to explain it to a normal person2yr ⋅ Stroov ⋅ r/civilengineering
Question: Can someone please explain how did he get the moment at BC in Method of Area?1yr ⋅ lostinconnection00 ⋅ r/civilengineering
I noticed these lines that look like cuts in the road, this is just before a traffic light, what are they?1yr ⋅ Railman20 ⋅ r/civilengineering
We have all suffered at least once with an architect, haven’t we?1yr ⋅ berkcokol ⋅ r/civilengineering
This isnt engineering but there isnt many US Interstate highway system sub’s. Why are there so many I-195’s isnt there supposed to be highways with the same number2yr ⋅ Intelligent_League_1 ⋅ r/civilengineering
A good reminder to call out bumper blocks in a median walkway condition.10mo ⋅ OrdinaryAgency7304 ⋅ r/civilengineering
During the Monsoon Season of the latter part of the summer, the American Southwest sees excessive rainfall. My hometown of Albuquerque has massive drainage canals to catch all the runoff. What are some considerations hydrological engineers must take into account when designing these systems?3yr ⋅ Roughneck16 ⋅ r/civilengineering
When you wait 2 weeks for a municipality to review your submittal and all of their comments were things stated multiple times in the reports and on the drawings.5yr ⋅ VerseForYou ⋅ r/civilengineering
I give up. Saw this a week ago and can't stop wondering what these are and why they're there. My best guess was that they interrupting the water flow to minimize erosion. But it lets into another concrete culvert. I thought you guys would know?5yr ⋅ jcrosby454 ⋅ r/civilengineering
How would you deal with this problem from a civil engineer’s / contractors perspective? This happens to be a road in rural Africa. We’re planning on doing some voluntary work over there. **Note** Resources are extremely limited (Except Human Resources)3yr ⋅ Striking_Earth2047 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Not a civil engineer, but thought of you guys when I saw this.5yr ⋅ Phil_Beharnd ⋅ r/civilengineering
Model of how mangrove forests can protect coasts from wave erosion5yr ⋅ Artemis913 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Not sure if this was already posted here, very relatable. One of our CAD students in 2014 (bottom), is now the instructor in 2023 (top).1yr ⋅ panhead_farmer ⋅ r/civilengineering
CE student here, advice on learning retaining walls for foundation class?1yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/civilengineering
