Structural Engineering


  • Lateral Torsional Buckling Explained

    Lateral Torsional Buckling Explained

    Lateral torsional buckling (LTB) is a stability phenomenon that affects slender beams subjected to bending. It occurs when a beam, instead of simply bending about its major axis, experiences simultaneous lateral displacement and twist, leading to a sudden out-of-plane failure. Understanding and preventing LTB is critical in the design of steel and aluminium structures where…


  • Simple Connections – the SCI Green Book explained

    Simple Connections – the SCI Green Book explained

    Learn how simple steel connections are designed using the SCI Green Book and Eurocode 3 standards. Explore key connection types, design methods, and worked examples to ensure safe, economical, and compliant structural steel frameworks.