What should a layman learn about civil engineering?
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I am expanding a sewage treatment plant. I used to install dry equipment. I went to see the civil construction when I had time. Now my boss has asked me to take charge of civil engineering, which is mainly a single-story factory building with some pools and some pumps and fans. For a layman like me (who is not a major in this field), what should I learn and how should I get into the industry? Please tell me if you have any good books or standards, please write down your name, thank you!
If this is the case, we should pay attention to the quality and progress of the project. 1. Quality: First, understand the basic civil engineering drawings, and then conduct quality management according to specifications. for example: Sampling inspection of incoming materials and inspection of concealed projects. Sewage treatment mainly focuses on: Foundation treatment, reinforcement inspection, and concrete pouring. Especially the location of embedded parts, reserved holes, and embedded bolts in the equipment foundation. Other specific work such as pool water storage test, inner wall anti-corrosion and other specific work. 2. Progress: According to the approved construction progress plan, the construction unit is required to complete the project on time. good book: that is * * Relevant acceptance specifications. These can be downloaded online.
I totally agree! In addition, drawings are the best way to learn * As for the materials, ask more people to get familiar with them.
I'm afraid I can't learn it in a short time. I can only understand the basic concepts and principles. The specific work must be completed by professionals. I am not a civil engineering major, but many problems are like this!
Great post, thank you! It can be seen that he is an expert at cuddling!
You can use resources to read and ask more questions, because Party A has a wide range of contacts, including construction parties, supervisors, and design institutes. Of course, the most important thing is your colleagues and leaders. Anyway, the most important thing is to be able to meet the usage requirements, while taking into account the schedule, quality, and cost. As long as you adhere to this principle, you will definitely be able to do a good job. :)
Take a look at construction projects to get an overview of the basic knowledge and basic terminology of civil construction. Then look at engineering structure books to learn about concrete and reinforcement. Look for some construction manuals and specifications, as well as civil construction drawings and architectural atlases designed by formal design institutes.