Design Loads on Structures During Construction (SEI/ASCE 37-02)

This is listed as one of the references for the Construction session of the Civil PE Exam. I was very glad that I purchased and brought this, as there were a couple questions that I was only able to answer by having it with me. As stated on the ASCE website, this standard "provides minimum design load requirements during construction for buildings and other structures. It addresses partially completed structures and temporary structures used during construction."

Book was good for what needed

Received on time and exactly what I was wanting. Would recommend to anyone to use in the future. Very Professional.

These general codes are so broadly written in legalize, that the effectively say nothing. Let me save you a bundle: Structures must be designed to withstand any particular load com bination to which they may be subject during construction or otherwise. Engineering judgement comes into play. You don't need a code to tell you that. If you do, try medicine or something else. Waste of money buying these legal documents. They read like legislation - broad motherhood statements. Forget it. Save your money. Try Jack McCormac's texts on structures. You'll be better equipped for the exam.

This is a necessary book. Short and sweet, but definitely required reference material for the Construction Engineer or Civil Engineerl.

I purchased this book for the PE Exam. I think it was an OK reference manual but I don't remember any direct questions that I needed it for.

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Good reference to have for the Construction section of the exam.