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Lecture #9
Civil
Study:
Jensen, section 4.5 and
Computer
Chapters 5, 6, and 7
Industrial
Charting
Midterm:
Friday, October 22nd, 6-8 pm
Civil
In the good old days, everyone was
civil
American Society of Civil Engineers
Computer
(ASCE) 1852
Most diverse engineering discipline
Tall buildings to highways to
Industrial
drinking water treatment
Common threads:
mechanics solid or fluid
Electrical
engineered and natural systems
mathematics
Mechanical
Chemical
Disciplines
Civil
Structural engineering
Computer
Geotechnical engineering
Industrial
Construction management
Electrical
Environmental engineering
Mechanical
Civil
Creative use of: F = ma
Computer
Intelligent approaches to
uncertainty
Industrial
Engineering is the art of modelling
materials we do not wholly
understand, into shapes we cannot
Electrical
precisely analyse so as to withstand
forces we cannot properly assess, in
such a way that the public has no
reason to suspect the extent of our
Mechanical
Chemical
Engineering
Civil
Where structures touch the
Computer
dirt
Areas:
Industrial
soil mechanics
foundation engineering
engineering geology
Electrical
rock mechanics and rock
engineering
Mechanical
Chemical
Management
Civil
Management of materials,
Computer
money, and people
Areas:
Industrial
scheduling
decision-making
Web-based inspections
Electrical
Mechanical
Chemical
Engineering
Civil
Analysis and design of
Computer
natural and engineered
systems
Industrial
Areas:
drinking water treatment
wastewater treatment
Electrical
environmental modeling
water resources
Mechanical
Civil
Structural engineers
Computer
design and implement
passive/active control
Geotechnical engineering
Industrial
soil liquification
Construction management
reconstruction with limited
Electrical
resources
Environmental engineering
Mechanical
Civil
Topic: Collapse of suspended
walkways in the Kansas City
Computer
Hyatt Regency hotel
Industrial
Electrical
Mechanical
Civil
After the collapse:
Computer
Industrial
Electrical
Mechanical
Chemical
Anatomy of a Walkway:
Civil
deck
Computer
Industrial
rod
Electrical
stringer box beam
Mechanical
Civil
Nut/washer pulled through box
beam:
Computer
Industrial
Electrical
Mechanical
Civil
Case Study Question:
Computer
Was the fourth-floor walkway
designed properly?
Industrial
How did the capacity compare
to the code?
How did the capacity compare
Electrical
to the load?
Mechanical
Civil
Case Study Questions:
How did the change order affect
Computer
the load on the weld?
Industrial
Electrical
Mechanical