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Helping you appreciate the world of engineering and how simple concepts inspired big builds.
Engineering The World's Longest Suspension Bridge Explained
The Strait of Messina Bridge, once complete, will become the longest single-span suspension bridge. This ambitious project will take 6 years to complete and aims to connect Sicily to mainland Italy and Europe. However, this project has its own unique challenges; the bridge will be subject to high winds and earthquakes that have never been witnessed at a bridge site before. From the design to the construction process, we will uncover the fascinating details behind this ambitious project. Whether you're a bridge enthusiast, an engineering student, or simply curious about large-scale infrastructure, this video will provide you with a captivating insight into the world of civil engineering. Don't miss out on this in-depth look at the Strait of Messina Bridge and the marvels of modern engineering!
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How Did the Baltimore Bridge Collapse - Animated
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In this animated video, witness the shocking collapse of the Baltimore Bridge. From its construction to its ultimate failure, the video takes you through the events that led to the tragic incident. Using detailed animations, the video showcases the various factors that contributed to the collapse and answers questions such as: Why did the Francis Scott Key bridge collapse so quickly? Why did th...
How The Millennium Bridge Became The World's Most Wobbly Bridge
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In this video, we take a closer look at the phenomenon of bridges wobbling and use the Millennium Bridge as a case study. Using a full Blender model, we explore how this iconic bridge moved laterally on its opening day in 2000, leading to its temporary closure. We delve into the science behind why bridges wobble, discussing factors such as resonance, frequency, and damping, and how these contri...
10 Most Catastrophic Bridge Failures Explained
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In this video, we delve into the world of bridge engineering and take a closer look at some of the most catastrophic bridge failures in history. From the infamous collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge to the tragic failure of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa, Italy, we explore the causes behind these disasters and the lessons learned from them. With expert insights from leading engineers and archite...
Why Old Dams Are Collapsing Everywhere? (4 Reasons)
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This video explores the reasons behind the alarming increase in dam failures around the world. This is a very lengthy topic to be covered in just a 10-minute video, what I included in this video is an oversimplification as to why dams actually collapse. If you wanna learn more, below are some helpful resources: 1- Association of State Dam Safety Officials (ASDSO) Dam Failures and Incidents dams...
How Roman Arches Changed Engineering
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In this video, we explore the fascinating world of Roman arch structures. This simple concept of arranging stones in a semicircle shape produced structures that paved the way for innovation in urban planning and design. We'll dive into the history of Roman arch structures, analyze their structural stability, and explore the construction techniques used to build them. We'll also look at how thes...
What Makes Asbestos So Hazardous?
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Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was once widely used in construction due to its fire-resistant properties. However, it was later discovered that exposure to asbestos fibers can lead to serious health issues. Despite its risks, asbestos can still be found in many older buildings and homes. This video shows how asbestos almost revolutionised the construction industry. If you like t...
Why Some Bridges Have Load Restrictions?
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Have you ever noticed weight limit signs on bridges? What if the bridge experienced higher loads than the weight limit signs? Will it collapse? How do we determine the weight limit on bridges? And what about bridges without weight limit signs. There is some interesting engineering behind weight limit signs, explained in this video. If you like these types of videos, subscribe for more :) For mo...
Why Linear Cities Don't Work? (Neom)
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Linear cities are not a new concept in urban planning, and it has been done before. Our cities grow in a way that is almost difficult to maintain this consistent design. The cities we know today are not perfect, and the Line does provide a solution to many of the issues found in our cities, but the Line also introduces a fresh set of problems. Only time will tell the prospect of the Line. Tryin...
Why Some Bridges Are Hollow? The Engineering Behind Box Girder Bridges.
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While we drive on bridges every day, most people know little about how bridges work, especially with many modern bridges that are hollow, known as Box Girder Bridges. The engineering behind box girder bridges has enabled us to build longer and more impressive bridges. If you like this type of content, subscribe for more :) For more content, visit: youngheroengineer.com/
Why Elon Musk's Boring Company Won't Fix Traffic: Debunking the Hype
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In tunnelling, logistics is more tricky than the tunnelling process. Elon Musk, with his Boring company, is trying to revolutionize an already advanced industry. Does the boring company TBM has some new tech the tunnelling industry has not seen yet? Or is it just Hype. It's the latter. Constructing tunnels is one of the most challenging engineering problems because of the many uncertainties whe...
Why It Is Impossible To Build a Bridge Between USA & Russia
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USA and Russia are only separated by 82 km of Bearing Strait. While the distance does not seem like a big engineering challenge. The challenging aspect is the weather. This area experiences extremely low temperatures, as low as −50 °C (−58 °F). This Video goes on a deep dive into the proposed designs for the bearing strait crossing.
How Egypt New Capital is Bankrupting Egypt
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Egypt's New Administrative Capital will be the biggest city in Africa, breaking world records in several metrics, such as the tallest building in the world and the biggest military base. However, the government has gone to extreme lengths to finance this project, which can drive this country to bankruptcy. There are many flaws to this mega project, which will not benefit the majority of the Egy...
Why There Is an Unfinished Bridge Between North Korea & China
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Why There Is an Unfinished Bridge Between North Korea & China
Welcome To My Channel - The Young Hero Engineer
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Welcome To My Channel - The Young Hero Engineer
I live 10 mins away from the key bridge😃
I like that animation looks good but I feel bad for the 6 destruction workers fell in the water 💦 😭😢when the Francis Scott key bridge🌉💥⛴️collapse😢😭
Nice video
at 0:09 why does the ship not go thru the suez canal? is it because its too big to fit in the canal?
Amazing visuals and information. These engineers deserve all the money they asked for this project lol.
Man that was a well paid set up in my opinion
What if it isn't dangerous and it was just too good and too cheap. OwensCorning had to put a stop to it 🤣
Jermain Lane
Can we talk about how that bridge is flimsy AF?
Loved every second of this! Keep up the amazing work.
I want to know why the bridge was able to be struck by the ship. Such a critical structure continually subject to dangerous traffic should have had more substantial protection from a predictable disaster.
what they dont show in this animation, is that the ship made a sharp right turn just after it misses the protective pylon that's in the water to protect the main support. The only way it could have hit that support would be to come in at a hard angle around that protective pylon. Its turned right into that main support structure.
Interesting post! It’s good to be skeptical, but doing the math. However, good traffic is typically about 2,000 vehicles per hour. With an average passenger density of 4 (your estimate), this is 8,000 passengers per hour or 96,000 per tunnel every 12 hours. The Vegas loop already does similar volume to subways during events. You are right there are challenges, but if they can keep lowering the costs to tunnel it will have a very interesting place in the transportation ecosystem.
What will be the price to send me that 3D bridge!?
Structural engineering is about balancing the forces.
That’s my bday!
No
My teacher last year explained this-
Nice video brother
with all the cute animations, it still doesn’t explain why we see the ship running parallel with the bridge and swinging over 90° right in front of our eyes to be able to hit the bridge. No explanation for that. Their animations are kind of off just a little.
The anchorage of cable you draw is ridicoulusly small, try to evaluate proper dimensions. It is not a lego building..😂😂
I feel bad . this is a very big tradegy.
Indian fault
Oh yes, mafia and 'ndrangheta will makes a lot of business with this huge construction...
EK hatch at 2:28
Good Video !
How do you transport groceries without a car? You can't carry all your grocery bags on the public transport in Europe, right? Nowhere can you transport a families groceries using public transpo. No one ever talks about that.
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Um there were cars on the bridge when it collapsed way more then 6 people non American
That’s chunk change compared to all the money we give to Ukraine
I think everything went wrong when the boat ran into the bridge. But hard to say
How did the Baltimore Bridge Collapse? A boat hit it...
So a guy from India finds Minimal Fault on a Sri Lankan Ship? Propaganda piece?
Minimal Responsibility for the Dali? Why s that?
1:43 May be a new movie called “McHenry Has Fallen” with Gerald Butler with Vice President GHarris, Morgan Freeman, Rodha Mitchell Melissa Leo, Nick Nolte, and Ben Netnatyau to face of the Hamas Terrorists and Russian General bringing the attack in Washington, D.C. Annapolis, Maryland , and Baltimore Maryland during the Fleet Games
as a maryland resident i still remember this!
So basically, they cut costs and took risks.
I wouldn't suggest [this] Model.
Why?
At 0:18 you say this will be "the world's longest bridge". That's ridiculous. I used to live in a town that had not one, but _two_ bridges longer than this. I'm not trying to take away from the impressiveness of this bridge, but you need to check your text more carefully next time.
Yeah he should have specified "single span". He does it later tho
stood the test of time is something that can hardly be said of modern techniques
Are you sure this isn't just an enormous prank? The satellite view looks like a rock chipping tied with string to the toe of a boot; and that begs a question concerning the cost, how long is the piece of string
Only pilot can ride this situation, captain has any role????
I’m confident the final price will be closer to $20B 😅
Conceptually it seems more like a prison; enclosed, high walls, insular. No strolling along the beach at sunset. Who would want to live there.
The actual project is mote than 15 year old, they find a new error in the project there isn t enough hight for the bigger ship
Errore ... Il progetto è stato rinnovato con il progetto definitivo realizzato quest' anno ... L errore che non passono attraversarlo le navi di grande altezza è stato smentito dall azienda di progettazione stessa
I like your animations but your audio volume is far too low. I had to raise my tablets' volume to almost maximum in order to hear you. PLEASE Raise your microphones recording levels. Your background music was almost louder than you, and it was not playing at a high volume.
A suspension bridge is automatically resistant to earthquakes. In fact, it is basically a non-issue
Are you an engineer?
nice informations, graphic in video and video itself 🙂 but the sound... sounds more on the left channel than right and is hissing sometimes or how to explain it, hope you understand me, but you WILL get better 🙂take care
Please make a video on Irish sea crossing
2 lanes? That’s not even remotely future proof
So?Here in sicily highways are with two lanes, what's the sense of build a bridge's Road bigger than the highways that Will conect?
And the central train line can move more people more effectly than the cars
@@Lorre982 yes that’s good at least
@@Culturanerd4877 because you can just add another lane later down the line to the other parts
@@Culturanerd4877 what I would have done is only have 2 lanes open for now but I would have left space on each side of the road for a new lane sometime in the future