Structural Engineering Exercises: Help for Studying Failed Course in July

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The discussion centers on the need for additional exercises in Structural Engineering, specifically regarding arches and portal frames, after failing a course in July. The original poster seeks online resources or solved exercises to aid in their study. Despite efforts to find helpful materials through Google, they have been unsuccessful. Ultimately, the poster shares that they passed the exam on September 20th, expressing relief and a desire to move on from structural topics. The conversation highlights the challenges students face in finding quality study resources.
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I haven't got enough exercises of some course I've failed in July: Structural Engineering. I have to study it again :cry: , but I do not have any interesting exercise about arches and portal frames.

Do you know any web link with some of this kind of exercises solved?.

I've tried google, but I've found nothing. Perhaps some university has model exams for this subject, or a collection of solved exercises on line.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Thanks but it's too late. Fortunately I passed the exam the 20th September. I don't want to see more structures never again!
 
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