Most Insane Bridge Demolitions in the World
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- From the destruction of a viaduct in China to the tallest bridge
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0:00 Insane Bridge Demolitions
0:23 Number 10: Zhuan-yang Viaduct
1:44 Number 9: I-90 Innerbelt Bridge
2:44 Number 8: Kosciuszko Bridge
4:00 Number 7: Henry Lawrence Bridge
5:13 Number 6: Morandi Bridge
6:59 Number 5: Tappan Zee Bridge
8:13 Number 4: Saskatoon Traffic Bridge
9:07 Number 3: Jamestown Bridge
10:10 Number 2: U.S. 281 Bridge
11:17 Number 1: Rinsdorf Viaduct
12:36 Bonus
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Which of these demolitions was the most insane?😎💭
The morandi bridge
I also think the Morandi Bridge.
The Morandi bridge for sure, that explosion looked so insane!
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Never thought bridge demolitions would be as entertaining as buildings. Great video!
Wow thank you!
That streak of light that speeds through a bridge right before it's demolished is pretty bad ass looking.
This was so entertaining to watch, we need part 2!
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I’m partial to the demolition of the Tappan Zee Bridge, if only because I grew up on one side of it, in Rockland County, NY and crossed over the old bridge dozens of times a year
The Nr. 1 was just so satisfying and clean
German engineering 💪🏻
I was expecting to see the demolition of the original Tappan Zee Bridge on here but was surprised that you also included the original Kosciuszko Bridge, as well.
Yea, looking back at it that really wasn’t very interesting.
Love watching these demolotion clips😍 Morandi Bridge was the most insane i think.
Glad you enjoyed!
Watching bridge demolitions is insane and really entertaining!
In my fictional world, all this bridge already get rebuild
The German one, liked the fact the uprights bent within the bridges boundary
Super cool to see Jamestown Bridge on this list. I'm from southern Rhode Island and remember watching that bridge go down. Glad to see it get some representation.
I was there for the bonus, in Little Rock, Arkansas. That really was pretty funny when that happened 🤣 😂 😆
Oh, oh, oh, so - it's fine when other people do it, but when I blow something up, people get upset!?!
Keep up the good work! You’re a great TH-camr
They were all pretty awesome. Thanks for the video.
the way this man says cuyahoga 💀
Ohio resident here. The river name in Cleveland is pronounced "kai-yah-ho-gah".
I Like The I-90 Innerbelt one
6:45 Ah yes, 'Ligurdia' 😂
I remember the old taipan see bridge, back then before the new bridge came in, we would cross this bridge to see our Grandpa/Grandma (She died in 2015) in Vermont. After the new bridge came up, I only saw the standing chunks that would be blown up, and now it’s just a memory lying under the water.
Tappan zee bridge*
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I liked number 1 the best.😊
I liked them all!
Great video
Great assortment of different types of bridges built with different materials; concrete, steel, and both. Each one requires different methods to demolish with explosives. The 1st one was concrete and 3 km long. Use of water bags to contain flying debris was very effective. Sandbags are also used for same reason. They must have drilled thousands of holes for all the charges. Number 2 and 3 were steel bridges. Can clearly see speed of impulse in detonation cord that ties all charges together. Pre-notched steel components and linear shaped charges used. Hard to tell if stick kicker charges used like they do in building demos. Watching explosive demolitions never gets old.
Wow great video,so entertaining
Love your new videos Sirius, keep it up. Very interesting
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I waited till 3 am to watch this and ended up falling asleep at 3:07.
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fantastic video.. could you do a video about longest tunnel projects?
We talked about several tunnel projects already, like the Channel tunnel or the Seikan tunnel, but going more into detail in a whole video sounds good.
The bonus bridge should have stayed up. Because it was a structurally sound bridge.
The Baltimore bridge collapse recently looked like this
As someone who drove across the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge every few weeks/months during construction of the new span and dismantling of the old span (so got to see the piecemeal progress), it's crazy to me to see so many bridges being exploded straight into the water below. The old span was carefully disassembled and pieces were either taken by truck across the remainder of the span, or lowered onto barges below. Only the pier foundations were imploded, and even then were surrounded by nets in the water to prevent debris from getting far.
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Awsome topic! ✅️
Thanks :)
These demolitions just confirmed the saying that it's easier to destroy than to build, I bet it took the engineers years to build these structures, but it took just few hours at the most to demolish these structures.
I love it , is like a Lighting bolt goes throw
Pretty cool that my hometown (The Saskatoon Traffic Bridge) made it into this list
me too
The first one sounded like a machine gun!
KA-BOOM KA-BOOOOM!!
PRC construction is known to be substandard. No wonder projects need to be replaced after less than twenty years.
Number 1 & 2
I like how the german bridge collapsed. But I am partial to the Tappan Zee bridge. I lived near there in CT.
Close to my former home in Denmark, we are now building a new bridge over Storstrømmen, so the former 3,2 kilometer bridge, opened in 1937 is to be demolished, when the new bridge is finished. It has only one railroad track compared with the new ones two.
I like to watch anything imploded by CDI.
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Thanks very much
Just want to say I saw you use the same footage of one of the bridges falling in another part of the video showcasing a entirely different bridge.
kai-yah-ho-guh
Easily the most interesting thing to ever happen in Cleveland
My one was in Kentucky
😃
I never never been to China before
LOL @ "artificial reefs." I think someone didn't feel like taking the trash out. 7:30
where is Crimean bridge demoliton?
Lets put apartments and businesses right under a huge concrete bridge🙄🙄
Wouldn't repair and conversion into a pedestrian bridge be better?
8:59 maths was never my strong point, but I only counted two …
Just Cause vibe
The Tappan Zee opened in 1955.
It's funny how we Indians never have to worry about demolishing old bridges.
Why do we never see a clear photo of the end result
The Morandi Bridge that collapsed in North off Italy is the thumbnail picture. That collapse claimed lives. Demolition and Collapse are two different things. It would be nice if you would change to a more fitting and respectful thumbnail.
Thank you.
This was actually interesting to watch, But they should have new better bridges to replace them.
In most cases they actually built a new bridge before demolishing the old one. That's another reason why the Rinsdorf demolition is so impressive, because the new one was standing right next to it.
Hey, you left out the best bridge demolition to date: the one that took out part of the Crimean bridge! :)
Cleveland Ohio was my favorite cause I was there when they imploded it
I'm a bit surprises about the Saskatoon bridge. The fact is that in Canada, deconstruction is usually how we do things. Environmental laws are much more severe.
À 8:19 c'est Ottawa ...pas Saskatoon.
I am sad to read the comments. As an European, I would prefer this monuments of engineering were dismantled and preserved in some other places. I admit, new bridges look great, but the old ones had their charm. Of course, I am not talking about hazardous bridges.
Great Crimean bridge demolition)
The Colorado River doesn't follow through Texas.
why did you put my hometown saskatoon in the list
Please use American weights and measures
The best would be the bonus bridge. Bomb it and its still standing looking at you like
"That all ya got you b!+c#!?"
8:23 Why are you showing a picture of Ottawa while talking about Saskatoon?
cuz he dosent know what saskatoon is that mach
This video is so cool
Fast
No. 1 was best
Number 9. The Cuyahoga (pronounced Kiyahoga) River bridge.
I think it's sad that some of these bridges were demolished and replaced, not because they were no longer useful, but because they were no longer structurally sound. Of course some must be replaced because an unforeseen amount of traffic makes then inadequate, but others may be either poorly designed, poorly built or poorly maintained. In our throwaway society we gleefully discard it and build another - which may eventually suffer the same fate.
Most of them were also really old. So replacing them instead of having high maintenance costs or even risking a collapse definitly makes sense in many cases.
The Liberty Memorial bridge in North Dakota was one such bridge. As historic as it was, it was too narrow, it had lead paint, the bearings had rusted in place, and the piers were turning to gravel inside. Rehabilitation would have been more than the replacement that was ultimately built next to it.
What a disaster in Italy :/
s a t i s f y i n g
Wow number 9 is ohio😄
No 1, in Germany
Bonus one was funny. Because they had to literally pull down the bridge even after explosion.
:D
At 12:40: I live in Arkansas, and remember the Broadway Bridge fail very well. The company responsible for the demolition of the bridge was the laughing stock of Arkansans for a long time.
The Colorado River doesn’t run through Texas.
There are 2 Colorado Rivers
I'd have say the twin towers were the craziest that I've seen in all my year's on this earth!
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careful not to destroy was built in one world
Not “normal”. Not fair for any beings that being affected unfairly by this (animals, plants, etc).
While the backstory was nice. I just wanted to see some explosions. Video could have been like 30 seconds
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Of this is just creatiom of the new
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ONLY IN OHIO
Why are all these... :(
my favorite demo job were the twin towers.
Krim bridge would be a nice clip here
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