In civil engineering, the term "transient" typically refers to temporary conditions or phenomena that occur in structures or systems, particularly those involving fluid dynamics, soil mechanics, or structural analysis. Transient conditions may involve changes over time, such as: 1. **Transient Loads**: These refer to dynamic loads that vary with time, unlike static loads which remain constant. Examples include wind gusts, seismic activities, and moving vehicles on a bridge.
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