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Engineering principles and concepts used in ClearCalcs
This section provides background information on the engineering principles and concepts used throughout ClearCalcs.
Topics Covered
Structural engineering fundamentals
Materials science principles
Load calculations and analysis methods
Building codes and standards
Safety factors and engineering judgment
Why This Matters
Understanding the engineering principles behind ClearCalcs will help you:
Make more informed decisions when setting up calculations
Better interpret results and outputs
Apply appropriate engineering judgment
Explain your work to clients, colleagues, and authorities
Ensure compliance with relevant codes and standards
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