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Civil Engineering Reference Manual
How to Become a Professional Engineer. The Expert Witness Handbook - A Guide to Engineers.
712 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1992
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May 30, 2019
Excellent overview of the field. It's used as part of the basis for the PE exam for Civil Engineers. Chapters Include:
Math
Engineering Economic Analysis
Fluids statics & dynamics
Hydraulic Machines (Pumps & Turbines)
Open Channel Flow
Hydrology
Water Supply Engineering
Waste-Water Engineering
Soils
Foundations
Statics
Mechanics of Materials / Strength of Materials
Indeterminate Structures (Beams, Trusses, Supports, Frames)
Reinforced Concrete Design
Steel Design and Analysis
Traffic Analysis, Transportation, Highway Design
Surveying
Management Theories
Miscellaneous Topics (Measurement, Dimensional Analysis, Reliability, Replacement, Fire Safety, Nondestructive testing, Environmental Impact, Systems of Units)
Math
Engineering Economic Analysis
Fluids statics & dynamics
Hydraulic Machines (Pumps & Turbines)
Open Channel Flow
Hydrology
Water Supply Engineering
Waste-Water Engineering
Soils
Foundations
Statics
Mechanics of Materials / Strength of Materials
Indeterminate Structures (Beams, Trusses, Supports, Frames)
Reinforced Concrete Design
Steel Design and Analysis
Traffic Analysis, Transportation, Highway Design
Surveying
Management Theories
Miscellaneous Topics (Measurement, Dimensional Analysis, Reliability, Replacement, Fire Safety, Nondestructive testing, Environmental Impact, Systems of Units)
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