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r/StructuralEngineering

121k members
r/StructuralEngineering is a subreddit with 121k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
Structural engineering is the use of applied physics and mechanics to analyze and design man-made structures or objects to safely resist the loads imposed upon them.

Popular Themes in r/StructuralEngineering

#1
Solution Requests
: "Anyone need some software?"
6 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "I created a YouTube channel for Python for structural engineers. I would love some feedback."
6 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Does anyone else get a little frustrated that this is given credit to the architect?"
2 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "I’m going to a prestigious SE program in university next year. Is the career really as underpaid as some make it?"
2 posts

Popular Topics in r/StructuralEngineering

#1

Structural Engineering

: "Why did citicorp receive architectural award of exclellence when it was more of a Structural Engineering feat"
44 posts
#2

Design

: "Argentine Structural Design in Antarctica: Petrel Base Module II by Tandanor"
41 posts
#3

Construction

: "New soil compaction test method just dropped"
23 posts
#4

Building Codes

: "First fault rupture ever filmed. M7.9 surface rupture filmed near Thazi, Myanmar"
17 posts
#5

Structural Engineer

: "Do you think they engineered this tower so that it would fall away from the holy site in the event of failure?"
17 posts
#6

Engineering

: "I’m going to a prestigious SE program in university next year. Is the career really as underpaid as some make it?"
9 posts
#7

Structural

: "Structural wood design"
9 posts
#8

Steel

: "How this works structurally?"
7 posts
#9

Concrete

: "Why cylinder strength and cube strength of Concrete is different in this?"
7 posts
#10

Bridge Design

: "First fault rupture ever filmed. M7.9 surface rupture filmed near Thazi, Myanmar"
7 posts

Member Growth in r/StructuralEngineering

Yearly
+30k members(32.9%)

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