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DESCRIPTION:Electric generation and transmission requires tremendous amount
 s of  \ninfrastructure. Renewing and growing the nation’s electrical grid 
 requires  \nmany engineering disciplines\, including civil engineers. Rene
 wable  \ngeneration\, data centers\, and electrification are pushing deman
 d far beyond  \nwhat today's transmission network can carry\, while much o
 f that network is  \nalready decades past its design life.\n\nMeeting this
  moment is a multidisciplinary challenge with civil engineering  \nplaying
  a critical role. Every transmission line depends on foundation  \ndesign\
 , structural analysis\, siting\, permitting\, and constructability  \ndeci
 sions long before a single conductor is energized.\n\nThis talk walks thro
 ugh how civil engineers work with other disciplines to  \nshape transmissi
 on projects from the ground up. Drawing on real project  \nexamples from t
 he transmission industry\, students will leave with a clear  \npicture of 
 where civil engineering fits into one of the country's most active  \nand 
 consequential infrastructure sectors — and the career paths available  \na
 cross the engineering disciplines that help build it.\n\n 
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LOCATION:Bicentennial Village
SUMMARY:Building the Grid the Country Runs On: Electric Transmission Infras
 tructure
URL;TYPE=URI:https://calendar.lafayette.edu/node/72290
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