Working in the field as a civil engineer is sometimes very challenging. The diversity in the conditions and nature of job from project to project varies. The extent of variation is such that even if you belongs to one major category like transportation engineering your every single project will have hundreds of unique happenings and hundreds of unique challenges.
In such a condition you will search on the internet as well as you will go and try to consult some experienced individuals who might have gone through some similar situation or might know the solution. How about a book that has hundreds of such solutions already been answered by world class level engineers and professionals working for decades in the field.
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Book Title
200 Questions and Answers on Practical Civil Engineering Works
Author
Vincent T. H. CHU
Contents of the Book
Bridge Works
Concrete Structures
Drainage Works
Earthworks
Piers and Marine Structures
Road works
Pumping Station
Reclamation
Water retaining structures and waterworks
Pipe jacking and Micro-tunneling
Piles and Foundation
General
About the Book
This book is intended primarily to arouse the interests of graduate engineers, assistant engineers and engineers in the technical aspect of civil engineering works. The content of the book mainly focuses on providing the reasons of adoption of the various current practices of civil engineering. By understanding the underlying principles of engineering practices, graduate engineers/assistant engineers/engineers may develop an interest in civil engineering works. It is also intended that the book will serve as a useful source of reference for practicing engineers.
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