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Buildings, bridges, towers, dams, and other infrastructure systems that allow contemporary civilization to function have their scientific and technical basis in structural engineering, which has been an integral part of the built environment for a long time. Fundamental to the field is the idea of making sure buildings can withstand all kinds of loads and environmental factors for the whole time they’re supposed to be standing. Structural engineers have long used simplified analytical techniques and engineering judgment in addition to the basic concepts of mathematics, materials science, and mechanics. Although these principles are still important, structural engineers now think about, evaluate, and build structural systems quite differently due to the fast development of digital technology.









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