CE student here at BYU - we got distracted during Bible study so I decided to calculate the net flow of this dude’s hairline using the Manning equation4yr ⋅ Fresh-Static-Sn0w ⋅ r/civilengineering
Does anyone know the purpose of the groove on side of concrete bridges?1yr ⋅ ProfessionalTea4580 ⋅ r/civilengineering
710-foot Glen Canyon Dam, on the Colorado River in Northern Arizona4yr ⋅ mitchtobin ⋅ r/civilengineering
How can civil engineers make so much in ND and AK? What do Civil Engineer title do at these places?3yr ⋅ yoohoooos ⋅ r/civilengineering
Do the amish follow any special designs or just have 1 standard build for everywhere?5yr ⋅ murdill36 ⋅ r/civilengineering
So can I harvest the temporary stabilization crops and make bread or something?1yr ⋅ Abdsam ⋅ r/civilengineering
Anybody know why they multiply by 2 a second time? Has me stumped. I keep getting A as the answer.2yr ⋅ rhartley23 ⋅ r/civilengineering
what do various legends like drawn : AM/AR. Designed : IM/RM or checked : AK/RM in drawing title box mean2yr ⋅ Visual_Syllabub1060 ⋅ r/civilengineering
5 Years Experience in Southern California with “Competitive Salary” range of $65-72k9mo ⋅ SugarComfortable8005 ⋅ r/civilengineering
As a civil engineer land developer, how to build on sloped land? what are procedures to prepare this ground to build a house?1yr ⋅ tokio1991 ⋅ r/civilengineering
My coworker uses polylines as contours instead of feature lines to grade a site...2yr ⋅ ImPinkSnail ⋅ r/civilengineering
EIT’s trying to relate to older engineers in the office1yr ⋅ Independent-Fuel-335 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Any other materials engineers like to use the refuse stuff that would otherwise get buried in a landfill? (Description in comments)4yr ⋅ 38DDs_Please ⋅ r/civilengineering
Viaduc de Millau - As of September 2020, it is the tallest bridge in the world, having a structural height of 336.4 metres.3yr ⋅ _SP3CT3R ⋅ r/civilengineering
MathCAD Question Does anyone deal with mathcad and now why it is saying units are not compatible? S1 is psf b is ft h is ft PR is lb1yr ⋅ tymmnm ⋅ r/civilengineering
Help-what is the meaning of the highlighted field on the sewer master plan? Thank you.1yr ⋅ x1982avier ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hey civil engineering, i saw this close to my house on the road what dose it means ?2yr ⋅ Hectrekt ⋅ r/civilengineering
PSA: Please consider to detail your beams to make sure rebar spacing requirements are met...5yr ⋅ structee ⋅ r/civilengineering
Stressing tendons on a straddle bent last summer with a larger hydraulic jack5yr ⋅ Mellow_Bello ⋅ r/civilengineering
Help me identify this structure in the river? (cross post from r/whatisthisthing)4yr ⋅ RowOrWade ⋅ r/civilengineering
Apparently in the CERM you can find the specific gravity of liquids such as Prune Juice, tapioca pudding and mayonnaise4yr ⋅ bananastand250000 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Does anyone know why 1 of the ramps goes all the way around and doesn't have a 4th cloverleaf?2yr ⋅ -Zgizmo224- ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hi in Turkey there been 7.4 ML 7.7 Mw earthquake and this road completey unusable so is this normal or they cheaped out?1yr ⋅ deepspy ⋅ r/civilengineering
Civil Engineering plummets to 120th highest paying Bachelors Degree (organized by mid career pay)2mo ⋅ ItsAllOver12345 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Mexican traffic control for a freshly....poured..? Speed bump?2yr ⋅ WaterDwellerD ⋅ r/civilengineering
Early 1800’s; wooden water mains removed from Washington DC.5yr ⋅ Ulrich_Jackson ⋅ r/civilengineering
This was taken right outside my office. I do site design...2yr ⋅ No-Employment-8050 ⋅ r/civilengineering
[funny] We successfully tested out our new buried fiber optic cable locator today.6yr ⋅ Dr_Adequate ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hello. I've recently has a neighbor ask me to sign a consent form so they could build on the boundary. What does the Departure required mean on the build plan and where does it start and end?1yr ⋅ Sparkly_Trout ⋅ r/civilengineering
is Aluminium Formwork System in high rise buildings actually a better technique than the conventional bricks and concrete walls.1yr ⋅ DayaBen ⋅ r/civilengineering
This pillar was straight last week. This is the first floor of a seven-floor building.3yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/civilengineering
What is this? I see them all over Florida in places that make no sense and follow no logic. Even seen on sidewalks.1yr ⋅ luvpats101 ⋅ r/civilengineering
What is this called? Parking lot is being demoed and the street is being widened. Need to know what this is to remove/replace or relocate1yr ⋅ dankgeolikesbikes ⋅ r/civilengineering
Could anyone explain what this device is? Is it checking if the surface level or testing tensile or compressive forces in the columns?1yr ⋅ jordanlarose100 ⋅ r/civilengineering
So called Magic Roundabout in Hemel Hempstead, UK. What's the benefit of this design over a regular roundabout?1yr ⋅ MosleyBungeyHulse ⋅ r/civilengineering
What could cause multiple transverse cracks in concrete for a couple hundred feet like this?1mo ⋅ __Epimetheus__ ⋅ r/civilengineering
My 14 week job search as an final year civil engineering student in Australia! Happy to share tips about the process etc.2yr ⋅ Aomiin ⋅ r/civilengineering
Crosspost for all of you Transportation Engineers out there frustrated with the system5yr ⋅ BaldBrotherhood ⋅ r/civilengineering
What kind of curb is this? Neighborhood built in 50s in FL. It’s not a valley gutter, there’s about 4-5 inches of vertical/slopes curb.1yr ⋅ luvpats101 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Visited our prestressed concrete contractor that does our DOT bridge beams10mo ⋅ appalachianengineer ⋅ r/civilengineering
Neighbor blocked off the drain on his property with a wall, directing all the water to our driveway during the rain! We had to run shifts unclogging our drain until the morning and sealing our door to keep the water from entering the house. (AKA why drainage easements exist)2yr ⋅ sarahfoxy11 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Who puts a toolbox in the middle of the bed? Oh, you're an architect..6yr ⋅ lemonlegs2 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Since we’re posting crappy accessibility designs. There was no ramp out of frame.5yr ⋅ Dontblinkdoc ⋅ r/civilengineering
what is this interchange called, and why is it so rare? this is the first place i've ever seen it.1yr ⋅ GeorgeSmithOnYoutube ⋅ r/civilengineering
These workmen are awesome. This man has sat down for a few minutes to explain to our boys all about the road works6yr ⋅ deftones5 ⋅ r/civilengineering
High rainfall road washout. 6 overnight, 3 morning. Houghton, Michigan.6yr ⋅ philomathkid ⋅ r/civilengineering
My second time taking the exam. First time in construction! Such a relief!5yr ⋅ staypositivenj ⋅ r/civilengineering
Found this on a site today. The nearest pipe we put in the plans was on the other side of a road.1yr ⋅ woodyb2112 ⋅ r/civilengineering
As an ME major who converted, I can't explain how excited I am right now!5yr ⋅ drain65 ⋅ r/civilengineering
We live in the future. LIDAR over a creek used for prelim engineering2yr ⋅ J-Colio ⋅ r/civilengineering
What could be the reasons for this? And what are the remedial approaches?3yr ⋅ ThinShine ⋅ r/civilengineering
What's a little deflection among friends? (Wolmi Sea Train, Incheon, Korea)1yr ⋅ Zizzily ⋅ r/civilengineering
I’m always seeing these light poles fallen over, are they like exempt from structural regulations or something? Poorly designed?11mo ⋅ Andrew_64_MC ⋅ r/civilengineering
