Index of civil engineering articles

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This is an alphabetical list of articles pertaining specifically to civil engineering. For a broad overview of engineering, please see List of engineering topics. For biographies please see List of civil engineers.

A[edit]

Accuracy and precisionAmerican Society of Civil EngineersApplied mechanicsArch

B[edit]

Beam (structure)BendingBrittleBuckling

C[edit]

Carbon fiberCheck damClassical mechanicsComposite materialCompressive strengthComputational fluid dynamicsComputer-aided designConservation of massConcreteCorrosion

D[edit]

DamDamping ratioDeformationDelaminationDesignDimensionless numberDraftingDynamics

E[edit]

ElasticityEngineering drawingExploratory engineering

F[edit]

Factor of safetyFatigueFilletFinite element analysisFinite element methodFluid mechanicsForceFrictionFundamentals of Engineering exam

G[edit]

GaugeGauge (engineering)Granular material

H[edit]

Heating and cooling systemsHydraulicsHydrostatics

I[edit]

Inclined planeInertiaInstrumentationInvention

J[edit]

Joint

L[edit]

LeverLiabilityLife cycle cost analysisLimit state designLoad transfer

M[edit]

Margin of safetyMass transferMaterialsMaterials engineeringMaterial selectionMechanicsMomentMoment of inertia

N[edit]

Normal stressNozzle

P[edit]

PhysicsPlasticityPlastic momentPoisson's ratioPosition vectorPressureProduct lifecycle managementProfessional engineerProject managementPulleyPumpPile foundation

Q[edit]

QualityQuality control – Quantity surveying

R[edit]

Reliability engineeringResistive forceReverse engineeringRigid bodyReinforced concrete

S[edit]

Safety engineeringShear force diagrams – Shear modulusShear strengthShear stressSimple machineSimulationSlide ruleSolid mechanicsSolid modelingSpoolbaseStaticsStress–strain curveStructural failureStudent design competitionSurveying

T[edit]

Technical drawingTechnologyTensile strengthTensile stressTheodoliteTheory of elasticityToughnessTurbine

V[edit]

VectorViscosityVibration

W[edit]

WedgeWeight transferWeir

Y[edit]

Yield strengthYoung's modulus