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r/StructuralEngineering is a subreddit with 123k 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
Advice Requests
: "Which is the better/more efficient retaining wall design?"
11 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "What do small firms do for Intranet?"
3 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Water (over) the bridge"
2 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "How Much are y'all making?"
2 posts
#5
Opportunities
: "Take advantage of the job market while it’s hot—for all our sakes"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/StructuralEngineering
#1
Design
: "Has anyone ever Designed a hanging feature before?"
22 posts
#2
Structural Engineering
: "What is the technical difference between Structural Engineering, architectural engineering and civil engineering?"
19 posts
#3
Structural
: "Structural Weld Compromise"
16 posts
#4
Engineering
: "Cameron Suspension Bridge. Cameron, Arizona"
9 posts
#5
Structural Engineer
: "Senior Structural Engineer struggling to find work"
7 posts
#6
Beam
: "4x10 Beam vs. 2-2x10s according to code"
5 posts
#7
Career
: "What has been your best Career move?"
4 posts
#8
Foundation
: "Does anyone else feel like college left them largely unprepared?"
4 posts
#9
Bridge
: "Weird (to a layman) part of an old Bridge."
4 posts
#10
Repair
: "Beam Repaired strength"
4 posts
Member Growth in r/StructuralEngineering
Yearly
+29k members(30.4%)
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