Building The Longest Bridge In the World - Canakkale Bridge 1915 | Liebherr
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- Our company had an opportunity to participate in the construction work of the longest suspension bridge in the world, which connects Asia and Europe: the 1915 Canakkale Bridge in Turkey.
With a total length of 4.608 m, 2.023 m from pilon to pilon and a height of 318 m it's a construction of superlatives. Extreme weather conditions, regional forces and maritime traffic were further challenges.
Liebherr Tower Cranes has developed an optimal solution with two 357 HC-L Cranes, which were positioned on top of the pilons.
We had to find an earthquake proved tower crane configuration, which was successfully accomplished by our tower cranes solutions department.
*This video was taken in compliance with the locally applicable Corona guidelines.
► Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Construction of Canakkale Bridge
02:17 - Liebherr Crane Implementation
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Must be amazing to operate the crane in that hight with this beautiful veiw.
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What about those days when the view isn't that beautiful? Nerves of steel!
Facts
What if your afraid of heights not so amazing then
@@sausageroll2695 i think then you wouldn't be a crane operator anyways
0:52 "will be completed in 2021"
This video was posted in 2022, so either the footage is rather old or they are really behind schedule.
Wrong information in the video.
Bridge is planned to be finished in 2023 but due to fast progress it will be operating in 2022.
Construction end planned for March 2022!
"completed in 2021" could mean December 2021
The video was posted on Jan. 19, so 3 weeks into 2022. "Really behind schedule"? "rather old"? Are you kidding me?
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Oh my goodness it makes that huge crane look tiny! Can you imagine sitting in the cab of that crane!?
Better wear a parachute!
@@SurfinScientist Hope the operator has an ejection seat! lol
It’s not just Çanakkale Bridge, It’s 1915 ÇANAKKALE Bridge.
İt is name is not Canakkale bridge.İt is name is 1915 Çanakkale bridge.Because Çanakkale is impassable. Do not skip this detail
This will be absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to see the finish bridge!
It's already finished you can see on youtube (Canakkale 1915 Bridge). Turkish President Erdoğan will open in 16 February.
Finish now
Finished yesterday 21 march
Beautiful bridge, make a great job Korea and Turkey.
A great crane configuration always require an extraordinary operator.
Spectaculary construction site and project!
this is one of the best product placement ads for an engineering company and I am not even mad, very knowledgeable insight about the project
Liebherr makes some absolutely amazing projects.
Congrats Turkiye.. From Malaysia..✌️😊✌️🇹🇷🇲🇾
This bridge is complete and in service now, from March 18, 2022.
318m / min for whip line, that's insane
This summer i will drive hopefully through this bridge to make holidays at the mediterranean sea , coming from Germany with car :D
Çok şükür gurbetçiler için yapılmıştı zaten bol bol kullanın!
@ art niyet
Unless WW3 breaks in the Eurasian theatre
@@viralbest296 Art niyet aramıyorum maalesef Türkiye'de bu köprüleri kullanabilecek kitle çok azaldı geçiş maliyetleri euro ve dolar bazında belirleniyor. Biz kullanamıyorsak kim için yapılmış oluyor?
Great project and no doubt Liebherr would be chosen for the team!! You define the word 'Professional'.
Supreme Engineering under the most difficult conditions, Liebherr stands alone at this height !
I would like to see the crane going up and the removal of it.
That would be another great video. Hopefully Liebherr is listening to our voice 🤞
Yes same here
That's what I was 🤔
빨리 완성되어 아시아와 유럽을 잇는 상징물을 보고 싶네요 우리나라 건설사 DL과 SK가 자랑스럽군요
incredible stuff
Hope this bridge has a long and safe life.
good job, Joe
🇹🇷💪🤲🕋❤😘Turkey 🇵🇰🇦🇿🇹🇷
Great location for a base jump. The figures are staggering - they should have an observation deck on top.
I always thought that the guys that build those locations are tousand times tougher that guys that climb or jump from them.
WonderFull Bridge !!!!!
Good work
amazing!
That's truely amazing, but how long does it take the crane operator to get to his/her seat?
So this video was made in 2022, but it was supposed to be completed in 2021? Hmm🤔...
Amazing
Yazık ya tüm diller var Türkçe altyazı yok.
Turkey ❤️
Liebherr come on. You guys went there, did interviews, take aerial footage made a video with voiceover but you guys got the name of the city and the bridge pronounced wrong. its not "Ka" nakkale. first letter is not a C, its a Ç . its pronounced "Cha"
@@bigboreracing356 I care
Thank you for this input. I almost commented for exactly the same error in pronunciation.
Wrong ? Only parochialists would make such a trifling comment in the face of a towering engineering feat. Wonder whether you guys could do 1% of the engineering on display for a change?
@@jkardez4794 if a company that established itself as a global giant, helped build the longest suspension bridge in the world, who had engineers working on the site for years and hired professional filming crew gets the name of the bridge wrong. it is kind of a big deal.
@@xLoB63x I would prefer to get the company's name right ; after all they are doing you a favour by building a marvel. Otherwise get a clown who can sing songs and crack jokes. Google became famous inspite of its name because it performs an important function.
Awesome
This video is very good!
Looks like
We’re going back to the future
Amazing
fantastic .....
Super.
*FOUR* thousand *SIX* hundred and *EIGHT* meters!
Script writer: "Boss, that's 4.6km"
Head of marketing: "USE METERS! NUMBERS HIGHER, MORE BETTER!"
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4608000000000 nanometers.
We jokes, but that actually sound like what the marketing department would do. lol
As I understand Turkish pronunciation, the name is written Çanakkale, with a cedilla on the C, which makes it soft, so the pronunciation is "Sanakkale". Am I wrong?
Unfortunately you're wrong 🙈 the pronunciation of the letter Ç is like "Tsch" in German. ☺️✌🏻
@@osmankocyigit1991 Thank you for the clarification. However, the narrator still gets it wildly wrong.
Çanakkale 👍
Your Right !!!!
@@Single_Rider.23 Yes. I can see what you mean. That's a helpful suggestion.
Bravo...
I think you guys mean “Connecting Asia and Europe” in the rule of this video.
This bridge now finish.. one month after opening
Wow...mega projek
Guy running it must have balls of steel ,fuck that being up there
👀🗼🗼👍Wow... projet mega terbaru in the world..🇲🇾
ingat wowshop, mestilah wow 🗿
How are they going to dismantle the cranes when finished
Liebherr Awesome crane 🏗
Love from india🌹
I would file driving those cranes under 'sod that'. Very impressive though. Makes me think about my work as so inadequate. This is the Dardanelles/Hellespont end of the Turkish straits, so an alternative to the Bosphorus.
the Dardanelles strait leads to the Bosphorus which is the access to the Black Sea.
✅✅ NICE LARGE PROJECT
are crane operators equiped with parachutes?
How do they get the cranes down when complete
Has to be with a mobile crane, from a ship with mega stabilisation. It's just a guess, but I'd love to see that process 👀
There will be lifting helicopters in use to dismantle cranes.
total lenght of wire how he calculate it
They must have great trust in this company.. whereas I had to fix my hinged refrigerator handle 4 times already… Good luck crossing this bridge future travelers.
🤣This is Liebherr Tower Cranes, silly. They did not do your fridge....
during an earthquake.. the tower operator will be in for one hell of a ride
Good
Is it ready? It must be most attractive construction visualised, created and made by mankind.
Yes it's now ready
There is no amount of money you could pay me to work up in one of those tower cranes. God bless the wackos that work up there.
DId he say it's scheduled for opening in 2031?
me high af: "turkey and korea, how long is this bridge??"
It's said? It either IS the longest suspension bridge or it ISN'T. Was it written by Homer?
I wish the liebherr family the best #1
Impressive human iginuity
One TALL QUESTION?
In the end, How do you take it down???
They don't show that.
In pieces
@@publicname I know in Pieces, but watching it being disassembled would be a good video that is seldom seen with something of that hight.
Is there also a video that shows how the cranes were mounted on top of the pylons?
They used an even bigger crane to crane the crane to the top!
@@EricH_1983 After seeing their demonstration that wouldn't surprise me. A crane suspending a crane that's suspending another crane that's also suspending a crane. If you haven't seen that there's a video of the display.
@@tihspidtherekciltilc5469 Yeah.. I guess you mean this one: th-cam.com/video/gYpMz63WAjM/w-d-xo.html
@@EricH_1983 Naw, they prolly used heavy-lifting helicopters
@@Nickayz2 excellent video, thnks for the link
Great .. Who is financing this 5-Bln-Project?
Omg… please go piss somewhere else. This is worth much more than it costs.
Always windy there hey.
How they gonna get that crane down?
Same way they got it up there.
how about earthquakes in that area? but it seems they have considered everything as said at 2:30
Sir you have answered your own question
Im proud of my self bcoz i manage to steer our vessel under that bridge safely once in my lifetime
The video switches scenes too quickly. We want to be able to focus on each scene, absorb its details, before moving on to the next scene
Yeah
My legs are shaking just looking at it.
Turkiye 👍
Completed in 2021 eh? Seeing as the date of this video is 2022 I think you missed your mark.
one minute??? what!!!
It’s “Chanakkale”, not “Kanakkale”
@@bigboreracing356 No one except the Turkish people cares about this bridge and the cranes on it. The bridge is connecting nowhere to nowhere, it’s not saving the world. The video aims the Turkish audience mostly and it’s unpleasant and distracting for the Turkish people to hear the name of their city totally wrong. A company like Liebherr should be more careful for even such details. If they are so sloppy like this, I would even question the safety of their cranes.
@@bigboreracing356 Well, I do care. What I don’t care is your stupid comments. Stop spamming this space.
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The Max load on that crane is Amazing. It can handle the massive load of the operators balls but also all the construction material for the bridge.
Folks that work on these jobs must have different wiring than me (most?) - I would be shaking in my boots working up there!
Who knows this song in the video ?
I will never understand how this company also makes refrigerators. How do those things fit together?
The same goes for Yamaha making Super Bikes and also Pianos and tuning forks and Clarenets
Or samsung making the worlds largest Ship, the worlds largest building, smartphones and Kitchen Appliances
Why not? A big enough company can even make pasta and spaceships all together, money talks.
Economies of scope, my friend
Hopefully they build it beter then the Application for Frigiators
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2.023 miles?
2.023 m.... is misleading in the image...
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Meters is almost always abbreviated m or M though. It's Miles that's Mi / MI.
@@TheRealLink Exactly, these are SI units which were agreed on worldwide - there is no room for interpretation.
I hope they do a bridge or tunnel between Gibraltar and Morocco.
It does make economic sense to connect the continents, although I can already imagine the vile hatred from Daily Mail readers at the prospect of Africans having easier access to Europe.
Pennsylvania has entered the chat
Aku rasa jambatan ni siap dulu dari jambatan bagan datok tu..
But Europe is not disconnected from Asia
What the hell is wrong with building hydrofoil fairies… The catastrophe is going to be a world renowned movie
sarens best megacrane Lieberr best medium and high crane
China, Check (Ch) = Çanakkale (Chnakkale) 👈👍
it's gonna beat the akashi kakyo bridge.
What's the point of using such an old footage in a new video? And what is the point saying unique 100 times without thorough explanation ? Looks like - Hey! There is our crane out there , our cranes are cool, buy our cranes!!!
Ç is not pronounced as K in turkish. it is CH
thought the world was round
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Pylon not pilon
Is not bridge, its wonder of world
Why do Europeans put a decimal to signify a thousands place?
Dots are not commas. For example, the total length of the bridge (4.608m) reads four thousand six hundred eight meters. If it had been written in kilometers it would have been 4,60 km. Yes, I know, it is a bit confusing when writing digitally, but if written by hand, the dot should be placed at the top so as not to confuse it with the comma.
It´s for making it easier to read.
Goes for every three figures, like 1.000 / 10.000 / 100.000 / … / 1.000.000 / … / 1.000.000.000 etc.
how the fuck did they get the ballast up there? im thinking heli, but are there helis that can lift that much at once?
I guess you move it piece by piece? There are helis just for the purpose of transporting stuff, they look a bit funny…