On pages 148-151 (RG numbers 171-174) of my book, Geometry-Do, I prove the skew angle theorem, some other related theorems and I solve several triangle construction problems.
Are there any structural engineers on Research Gate who have worked with skew bridges? Can you suggest any theorems or triangle constructions that would be useful in the construction of bridges?
I want to make my geometry book as useful as possible to engineering students and I will very much appreciate any suggestions.
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Dear Victor Aguilar, I suggest that you should cooperate with structural engineers rather than mechanical engineers. Structural engineers deal with design of bridges and their construction.
Best wishes.
structural engineers are the best people to solve your problem not mechanical engineers.
You're right - I'm not sure why I wrote mechanical engineers - I must have had something else on my mind.
I know - it was a mistake to say "mechanical engineering." I have changed the keyword to "structural engineering."
But changing the keyword is not getting this question on the timelines of structural engineers or I wouldn't still have mechanical engineers telling me this.
If you know any structural engineers, ask them to reply.
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