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Forensic Structural Engineering Handbook – Second Edition

A string of structural failures in the United States during the 1970s and 1980s raised public concern about the quality of structural engineering. These failures occurred even though many texts – such as Engineering Failures and Their Lessons (Godfrey, 1924), Engineering Structural Failures (Hammond, 1956) and Construction Failure (Feld, 1968) – had been published highlighting the lessons learnt from previous failures. Subsequent enquiries by the American Society of Civil Engineers and the US Government resulted in the formation of the ASCE’s Technical Council on Forensic Engineering (TCFE) in 1985, heralding the recognition of forensic engineering as a specialty.