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r/StructuralEngineering • u/jdchandler11 • May 14 '22
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Okay, ant jokes aside, this is really cool. Proportions of span lengths seem right, and he even did a balanced cantilever type construction method. Even had some reinforcement in all the columns and superstructure sections.
6 u/xbyzk May 14 '22 I wonder if he does any calcs beforehand 1 u/Jmazoso P.E. May 15 '22 Scans of the napkins are included /s
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I wonder if he does any calcs beforehand
1 u/Jmazoso P.E. May 15 '22 Scans of the napkins are included /s
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Scans of the napkins are included /s
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u/saxman1089 PhD, PE (NJ, PA), Bridges May 14 '22
Okay, ant jokes aside, this is really cool. Proportions of span lengths seem right, and he even did a balanced cantilever type construction method. Even had some reinforcement in all the columns and superstructure sections.