👉 Forced engineering refers to the deliberate manipulation or alteration of natural processes, systems, or structures to achieve specific outcomes that would not occur under natural conditions. This can involve the introduction of external forces, energy, or materials to control, modify, or enhance the behavior of a system. For example, in civil engineering, forced engineering might involve reinforcing structures with additional materials to withstand greater loads or designing dams to control water flow. In environmental engineering, it could mean using mechanical systems to remove pollutants from water or air. The goal is often to optimize performance, ensure safety, or meet regulatory standards by actively managing the environment or processes rather than relying solely on natural dynamics.
