Registered Civil Engineer - Road Engineering (China) - independent engineering foundations study materials
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Registered Civil Engineer - Road Engineering (China) - independent engineering foundations cheat sheet

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Quick reference

Transportation engineering models and applications

  • Arc-definition radius is R = 5,729.58/D

  • Tangent length uses half the intersection angle

  • Vertical curve K relates length to algebraic grade change

  • Stopping and passing sight distances are different criteria

  • Capacity depends on lane width, grade, and heavy-vehicle percentage

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Geotechnical engineering models and applications

  • Effective stress equals total stress minus pore pressure

  • Use buoyant unit weight below the water table

  • Drained versus undrained strength depends on loading rate and permeability

  • USCS classification depends on grain size and plasticity

  • Active, at-rest, and passive earth pressures are distinct conditions

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Water Resources and Environmental engineering models and applications

  • Use the correct rational-method unit conversion and an appropriate stated rainfall-intensity duration.

  • Manning's equation uses hydraulic radius A/P, not flow depth

  • Partial-full circular pipe flow can exceed full-flow velocity

  • Removal efficiency compares influent and effluent concentrations

  • Time of concentration sets the rainfall intensity duration

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Construction engineering models and applications

  • Total float preserves the stated project finish; free float preserves successor early starts.

  • Bank, loose, and compacted volumes use swell and shrinkage separately

  • Critical path can shift after logic or duration changes

  • Crane capacity must be checked at the actual operating radius

  • Unit-price contracts pay by measured quantity; lump-sum pays for the scope