Torsion is the twisting of an element from one end relative to the other; this causes deviation from its original shape.An application is as follows:Calculating the torsion of a member (say an I-Beam) to determine the maximum load the structure (in this case I-Beam) can handle before failure. In engineering, specifically Civil Engineering, this is extremely applicable.NOTE: Bending moment is NOT the same as torsion.
Civil engineering includes many disciplines including structural engineering, water resource management, waste water engineering and environmental engineering. In each of these disciplines, there is applications of statistics and probability theory. Some topics I have taken from a recent conference on probability and statistics in Civil Engineering (see link):- Loss estimation- Risk assessment and management- Hazard analysis- Probabilistic design- Risk-based optimal design- Maintenance and inspection- Concrete and wood structures- Bridges and special structures- Geoengineering- Earthquake engineering- Wind engineeringThe disciplines of both statistics and probability are important in Civil Engineering. Loss estimation and risk assessment are more in the area of probability modeling, however statistical analysis is necessary to ensure valid data is used in modeling.In addition to the above, air and water pollution analyses requires statistics.See related link.
the plane- strain conditions in civil engineering is that state in which the strain in one direction is zero as in long retaining walls, strip foundations, ...etc.
Civil engineers use partial differential equations in many different situations. These include the following: heating and cooling; motion of a particle in a resisting medium; hanging cables; electric circuits; natural purification in a stream.
Many ways in designing the project, such as solving the structure's force-polygons and calculating component dimensions. Surveying for design, site setting-out and quality-control.
Engineering is the application of rules of engineering to any field e-g application of rules of engineering to computer-science makes it computer-engineering similar to all fields (electrical, civil, petroleaum,software)
Bernard L. Hansen has written: 'Method of application of moment distribution to solution of arched bents' -- subject(s): Civil engineering 'Method of application of moment distribution to solution of arched bents' -- subject(s): Civil engineering
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D. M. Brotton has written: 'The application of digital computers to structural engineering problems' -- subject(s): Data processing, Civil engineering, Structural analysis (Engineering), Structural engineering
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Civil engineering relies on engineering geology, and engineer geology is man's role in civil engineering. He provides information for civil engineering and his works, such as building roads, and so on, and provides information on the earth's bearing capacity.
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The use of logic in civil engineering