@@sebinwilsonB I was going to say almost certainly, 100% not Chinese engineers hah. Just a Chinese subcontractor if anything. They can fabricate shit, not design and engineer it. Generalizing of course but the stereotype holds some truth.
I don't think I would have believed that without seeing it. If someone had just described it I would have said "no way!". Amazing what the mind is capable of coming up with.... Wow!
Wow! I wish my Father was alive to see this video! He was an Engineer and major Construction Superintendent. Reading his resume, one of the best in his field! He would have loved watching this incredible machine. I know he built a few bridges in his career, including the piers in rivers the bridges were spanning. But not like that! 🤯 That is an amazing machine! 🦂🥂
2009 taiwan clip.... taiwan also never say or boasted whatever world first or new technology 这是台湾2009年的 私人公司/个人平台 短片 。。同样类似建桥技术，全世界 大家都这么弄的啦。。。 不是什么世界第一。。 大陆人最会大惊小怪。。。 自己以为了不起 Type I Full Span Launching 820Ton Box Girder th-cam.com/video/_hgLxbq9DPU/w-d-xo.html
Cause forward foot is stable, and they need to arrange that block of brigde when they set in some forward and backward moves, if they put front leg to pier, they cannot move bridge block anywhere.
@@davutturk & @Waterworld 360, you guys are good, very good. I didn't catch it at all. I agree with Davut that they need to be able to wiggle the machine for the girder's best fit even with laser sights for line-up, thus the forward foot was not set aground.
Wait, they don't wiggle the machine. The wiggling for adjusting the girder fit can and should be done through the lifting cable assembly. So the forward foot should be set aground. Maybe it was an oversight of the supervisor on site. By the look of the telescoping legs -- should I say toes? -- of the forward foot, I think it was designed to be set on top of the far-end pillar.
My son has a book of construction machines. I didn't believe there was such a thing as a bridge builder. How would it get around corners on the road. But there is! It's amazing what a man sets his mind to do.
This is what it looks like in my dreams at night trying to figure out stuff, and then I wake up and go over the solutions, but they are impossible. Then ... look at these guys :-)
Now all you need is a large mobile concrete maker to follow behind to turn out new segments as the old segments being set up and the project will finish before anyone even realizing is
All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Bridge Girder Erection Machines Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now 🙏🙏🙏
It used to be you would only see the latest technology in the US and then years later it would show up in other countries. Now that the US only cares about how high the stock market is and how wealthy the top 100 billionaires are, we can only sit back and watch the rest of the world leave us in the dust. It won’t be long before we lose the world reserve currency status I’m sure.
By extension of this ingenious machine's design, they can also automate the placement of pre-fabricated pillars. They do still need to manually build the plinths on which the pillars sit though. Just a thought. Is it true that it's designed, manufactured, and operated only by the construction company (instead of heavy machinery manufacturers)?
I just saw a report saying that China has tested the assemble pillar technologies in the desert, where is too dry and too hot for concrete maintenance.
The china is avant. gardist technogy.. They are Masters of all generally. The créations only them Who have this concept of machinery of biuld à such system for biuld railways bridges. I am. Really touched with this item amzing thé ingénéers congratulations for reflecting in a brain of sur human of expériments for having less accidents because this machine is done for this constructions. Of bridges.. Unréal before many years but in china nothing is not thé Word impossible... You are the summum of engineerring.. Its more incredibłe to créate à such .. Machinery. For thé railways... ❤️
All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Bridge Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now That's 🙏 🙏🙏
My first thought is how much stress is put on the existing bridge when having the weight of the machine AND another block of bridge being carried over it. Surely it exceeds the maximum capacity? Maybe since they are doing it “just once” it’s ok. Wonder if they get any stress fractures.
@@Tj33333 oh no doubt. But still. I just feel the combined eight must be close or over any tolerances. Maybe they do it quick to avoid too much stress in the existing segments.
I don't know if that is exactly true, I mean having some leverage can be a good thing. I guess we have a lot of bridges and dams that need replaced or repaired in this country so I can see this helping, but I hope it brings in jobs and helps local economies.
Hoping the SLJ90032 Girder Launcher Machine will be Used in Building PNR-NSCR, In Which It Needs Lots of Girders Since it Needs Lots of Columns in this Project and PNR-HSR Viaducts.
Should be my new nickname girder, so everyone’s little kids can get across the bridge to retrieve their yellow jacket. Don’t build your own sit their and watch then run to retrieve the award at the end.
HOW FAR BACK DO THEY HAVE TO GO TO GET THE NEXT BRIDGE PIECE TO INSTALL, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HOW THEY LOAD IT UNDER THE INSTALL UNIT. DAMN NEAT , I F THEY DONT HAVE TO GO BACK MILES AND MILES TO PICK UP THE THE NEXT INSTALL SECTION.
@@modafoka24 I know it , read the second part of my answer . I had build this machine as a model ( here my special with 3 machines ) : th-cam.com/video/1_dLAUs9GE8/w-d-xo.html
@@wolfzipp5404 i did not expect that. Very amusing to watch. As impressive as the big version. I wil watch some more of your vids. Much respect for your skills and patience
The construction industry is supposed to be an industry that uses a large number of prefabricated components, and the Soviet Union followed this path back then.
Normally, they will build several factories along the line, if the transportation is too far away, it will be time-consuming and expensive, so it is an optimization problem.
I,m sure if the inventor of this method of bridging was English he or she would get a Knighthood. It must save millions of pounds in not having to do the normal stuff for building these types of bridges.
Understandable, but as the married widow drowned, the propane tank sang to the porpoise. When the helicopter proposed lunch, the propeller saw the midnight daylight yesterday at you. Laughingly, the robin gasped, while moonbeams ate marshmallows inside the deer. Aware of pencils, aroma heard floor tiles selling whales. Branded as lost is the umbrella, as it elopes at tires. Wherein the thesis seams chicken openly, it only missed the elevator by rainfall. Quietly, fires argue as to when the crow sounds popcorn afternoon today. Heavy borrows irrigate crime with ice cream whelps instead of Krylon drips.
safety lines are a serious hazard.... f.ex.here in switzerland, numbers of falling accidents among carpenters peaked, when regulation came that they have to wear safety lines.... it's a major tripping hazard!
china can build a 1km birdge in just a month usng this machine..i i can testify to that. when i was working in shanghai.. they built a railway bridge in just a month or 2months... ofcourse most of it are precasted.. and they used this machine.. in other countries it will take a year or years to finish...
This would be great for building the new Light Rail Train from Tappan Zee Bridge(Mario Como) through Westchester County that could go all the way to Grand Central Station in NYC. So We were told by NYS. But instead they going to build the new Buffalo Football Stadium with at least 850,000.00 million dollars of NYS taxpayer so the new Governor of NYS will have a free luxury box for her and family, who is friends with Owner of team worth over 7 billion dollars.
The designers of this are absolutely nuts, but GENIUSES. Innovative Chinese thinking. Love it
They are German freelance engineers
@@sebinwilsonB I was going to say almost certainly, 100% not Chinese engineers hah. Just a Chinese subcontractor if anything. They can fabricate shit, not design and engineer it. Generalizing of course but the stereotype holds some truth.
We used something similar to build the, now long gone, Staithes Viaduct in the 1870s.
Likely a bridge to nowhere lol
@@jonny-b4954 This didn't age well
I don't know how I stumbled across this but i'm pretty sure it's one of the coolest things I have ever seen!
+schlaznger same.
i found it after i saw the RC version of it.
schlaznger i saw a lego version and came here haha
I don't think I would have believed that without seeing it. If someone had just described it I would have said "no way!". Amazing what the mind is capable of coming up with.... Wow!
I can't imagine trying to design a machine like this! Then manufacture it! Unbelievable!!!!!!!!
I mean man has done a lot, the next thing is designing other bridges that this would work on. Which has to be a factor
Probably sitting in some yard rusting.
Patrick McAllister P
Patrick McAllister I know right my parents always say is should me a designr but I can't do as good as this
no one person has designed something like this, it was designed by a giant team of engineers
wow they made that LEGO creation into a real thing
No , I made a LEGO creation from this real thing : th-cam.com/video/P-ARijabjmY/w-d-xo.html
@@wolfzipp5404 he was just making a joke.
I know ;-)
Wolf Zipp Lmao, I’m came here to this video immediately after seen yours and I come to see this guys comment and you are here.
The other day I saw that they had written a whole set of books based on the Lord of the Rings movie series!=P
Wow! I wish my Father was alive to see this video! He was an Engineer and major Construction Superintendent. Reading his resume, one of the best in his field! He would have loved watching this incredible machine. I know he built a few bridges in his career, including the piers in rivers the bridges were spanning. But not like that! 🤯
That is an amazing machine!
🦂🥂
2009 taiwan clip.... taiwan also never say or boasted whatever world first or new technology 这是台湾2009年的 私人公司/个人平台 短片 。。同样类似建桥技术，全世界 大家都这么弄的啦。。。 不是什么世界第一。。 大陆人最会大惊小怪。。。 自己以为了不起
Type I Full Span Launching 820Ton Box Girder
th-cam.com/video/_hgLxbq9DPU/w-d-xo.html
That's some crazy shit to imagine inventing from start to finish, and actually expect it to go well
when i look upon all that human imagination has brought into this world. i am humbled and honored to be a part of the human race
I'm just surprised they didn't set the forward most footing on that second bridge pier for just that extra bit of stability
I was thinking the same thing also.
Cause forward foot is stable, and they need to arrange that block of brigde when they set in some forward and backward moves, if they put front leg to pier, they cannot move bridge block anywhere.
It's all weight and leverage.
If they needed the second bridge Pier for support, something's gone wrong to the point it's irreversible.
@@davutturk & @Waterworld 360, you guys are good, very good. I didn't catch it at all. I agree with Davut that they need to be able to wiggle the machine for the girder's best fit even with laser sights for line-up, thus the forward foot was not set aground.
Wait, they don't wiggle the machine. The wiggling for adjusting the girder fit can and should be done through the lifting cable assembly. So the forward foot should be set aground. Maybe it was an oversight of the supervisor on site. By the look of the telescoping legs -- should I say toes? -- of the forward foot, I think it was designed to be set on top of the far-end pillar.
Excellent Work thanks for sharing this information by News 🙏👌👍 Carry on thanks
My son has a book of construction machines. I didn't believe there was such a thing as a bridge builder. How would it get around corners on the road. But there is! It's amazing what a man sets his mind to do.
This is what it looks like in my dreams at night trying to figure out stuff, and then I wake up and go over the solutions, but they are impossible.
Then ... look at these guys :-)
How long did it take for each girder to be fitted? Absolutely amazing piece of engineering. Congratulations to the engineer who designed this!
One girder is about 2.5 hours.
But the transport is longer, loaded speed 5km/h, unloaded speed 10 km/h, max 50km
Definitely wouldn't have guessed this was a thing! I just thought some guy was having fun with lego!
Thanks, I´m that guy who build it with Lego .
@@wolfzipp5404 Amazing work! :D
Cool to watch and got me interested in a new kind of machine! :)
Imagine the brilliance of this design and engineering.then imagine the driver !
Amazing invention ,amazing machine! and amazing Chinese!!
Now all you need is a large mobile concrete maker to follow behind to turn out new segments as the old segments being set up and the project will finish before anyone even realizing is
Brilliant Minds, Brilliant Machines.
exploreyourweb First i was like "Damn slow it down" and than i was like "damn speed it up" lol
I WAS WANDERING THE LENGTH AND HOW HIGH IT IS AND WHAT'S THE LENGTH AND WEIGHT OF THE CONCRETE IT CARRIES
All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Bridge Girder Erection Machines Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now 🙏🙏🙏
Mashaallah ❤ even I want to work in China 🇨🇳
It used to be you would only see the latest technology in the US and then years later it would show up in other countries. Now that the US only cares about how high the stock market is and how wealthy the top 100 billionaires are, we can only sit back and watch the rest of the world leave us in the dust. It won’t be long before we lose the world reserve currency status I’m sure.
By extension of this ingenious machine's design, they can also automate the placement of pre-fabricated pillars. They do still need to manually build the plinths on which the pillars sit though. Just a thought. Is it true that it's designed, manufactured, and operated only by the construction company (instead of heavy machinery manufacturers)?
I just saw a report saying that China has tested the assemble pillar technologies in the desert, where is too dry and too hot for concrete maintenance.
The china is avant. gardist technogy.. They are Masters of all generally. The créations only them Who have this concept of machinery of biuld à such system for biuld railways bridges. I am. Really touched with this item amzing thé ingénéers congratulations for reflecting in a brain of sur human of expériments for having less accidents because this machine is done for this constructions. Of bridges.. Unréal before many years but in china nothing is not thé Word impossible... You are the summum of engineerring.. Its more incredibłe to créate à such .. Machinery. For thé railways... ❤️
Good video, loved the great Chinese engineering! #ToxicMasculinity 😱😱🥶🥶😎👽🤯🤯🥸🤥🤑🤑🤑🥰🥰🥰
All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Bridge Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now That's 🙏 🙏🙏
ive seen one of these driving and being escorted down the highway at 2 am once, never knew what it was for
oh you went to China curse they dont have them here in usa.
Unos drones con scanner láser. Una precisión milimétrica en los pilares.
That is AMAZING!
My first thought is how much stress is put on the existing bridge when having the weight of the machine AND another block of bridge being carried over it. Surely it exceeds the maximum capacity? Maybe since they are doing it “just once” it’s ok. Wonder if they get any stress fractures.
@@Tj33333 oh no doubt. But still. I just feel the combined eight must be close or over any tolerances. Maybe they do it quick to avoid too much stress in the existing segments.
@@YouGotPropofol ь ошибаешься приспособил....ьь иттх ьььттттттииот ьь ты из-за того о,,,,,,
labor union won't allow in america that machine, thats why we're slow in manufacturing
I don't know if that is exactly true, I mean having some leverage can be a good thing. I guess we have a lot of bridges and dams that need replaced or repaired in this country so I can see this helping, but I hope it brings in jobs and helps local economies.
Labor protesters will tear that monster to pieces at first sight.
yagle hoole kinda like how computers have taken away millions of jobs.
So this is what they used back in the day to build wooden bridges in Thailand
A truly mind bending technology. Well done China.
Hoping the SLJ90032 Girder Launcher Machine will be Used in Building PNR-NSCR, In Which It Needs Lots of Girders Since it Needs Lots of Columns in this Project and PNR-HSR Viaducts.
India needs this
I always assumed they did this sort of thing with helicopters.
The Weight of that concrete would bring the helicopter down
Should be my new nickname girder, so everyone’s little kids can get across the bridge to retrieve their yellow jacket. Don’t build your own sit their and watch then run to retrieve the award at the end.
The alignment of those supports is mind bogglingly accurate
Laser
BLOWS MY MIND!
Wonderful, congratulation. from Brazil.
Does the smoke on the ground at 3:26 have anything to do with the bridge construction, or is it random?
It is probably that local farmers were burning the remenant of crops after harvesting. Nothing to do with the bridge.
No, its chines superstition asking mountain and land gods protect the bridge and railway.
HOW FAR BACK DO THEY HAVE TO GO TO GET THE NEXT BRIDGE PIECE TO INSTALL, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HOW THEY LOAD IT UNDER THE INSTALL UNIT. DAMN NEAT , I F THEY DONT HAVE TO GO BACK MILES AND MILES TO PICK UP THE THE NEXT INSTALL SECTION.
In the beginning I was like "Holy shit slow down you're going to fast!!!!!!"
first i was like "damn slow it down" and then i was like "damn Speed it up" lol
It is fast forward, I think.
WOW China ,,,,they can made what they want ,,,,,LONGLIVE 4 CHINA
へぇ～っ これは初めて見ました♪ 勉強になりました!!
absolutely Awesome
It uses the weight of the bridge section as a counterweight. Now that is thinking outside the box.
And what is after set down the Bridge section ? It doesn´t tilt over !
@@wolfzipp5404 this design does not need the weight of the bridge section to do this trick.
@@modafoka24 I know it , read the second part of my answer . I had build this machine as a model ( here my special with 3 machines ) : th-cam.com/video/1_dLAUs9GE8/w-d-xo.html
@@wolfzipp5404 i did not expect that.
Very amusing to watch.
As impressive as the big version.
I wil watch some more of your vids.
Much respect for your skills and patience
@@modafoka24 Thanks ! Watch the vid. 16 of the full version from my SLJ 50018 , it´s the better cut.
What would the would do without the men who designed and built stuctures like this bridge. #ToxicMasculinity
excelente video...muy bueno.
The construction industry is supposed to be an industry that uses a large number of prefabricated components, and the Soviet Union followed this path back then.
Thunderbirds are go.
Imagine trains being this size
that's insane
Fantastic!
Maybe poor ignorant humans have a chance yet.
Thanks for the video.
So where are the hollow bridge sections made? On site? There's no way you could transport those giant sections using semi- trucks on the roads right?
Normally, they will build several factories along the line, if the transportation is too far away, it will be time-consuming and expensive, so it is an optimization problem.
@@miyangliu9844 bu
Weird to think a brilliant LEGO creation was made into a real life thing.
XxJimmy122xX Lmao OP was making a joke
Oh yeah : th-cam.com/video/P-ARijabjmY/w-d-xo.html
Of these equipment we are manufacturing in Colombia
Can they handle curves?
I saw the lego machine and my dad said theres non lego versions so i searched and found this
I,m sure if the inventor of this method of bridging was English he or she would get a Knighthood. It must save millions of pounds in not having to do the normal stuff for building these types of bridges.
Awesome machine
What if the bridge or whatever its building has a curve?
为了道路使用时车辆行驶速度和安全，中国桥梁设计时不允许有急转弯曲线，工程师会进行电脑计算把曲线拉的很长
This is for High Speed Rail, hence only minimal curvature allowed
0:29 what's going on with that tree on the right
Ashton Mooney it’s a giant dancing
Does this machine use radiation that affects humans
Understandable, but as the married widow drowned, the propane tank sang to the porpoise. When the helicopter proposed lunch, the propeller saw the midnight daylight yesterday at you. Laughingly, the robin gasped, while moonbeams ate marshmallows inside the deer. Aware of pencils, aroma heard floor tiles selling whales. Branded as lost is the umbrella, as it elopes at tires. Wherein the thesis seams chicken openly, it only missed the elevator by rainfall. Quietly, fires argue as to when the crow sounds popcorn afternoon today. Heavy borrows irrigate crime with ice cream whelps instead of Krylon drips.
How do you like those apples!
So what happens of they miss by an inch and the bridge don't fit?
Had to mute the sound because of the obligatory thumping background jungle music!
Man and his brains...
Its really good
Amazing machine
Not seeing safety lines on anyone.
safety lines are a serious hazard.... f.ex.here in switzerland, numbers of falling accidents among carpenters peaked, when regulation came that they have to wear safety lines.... it's a major tripping hazard!
They know what they're doing. Skilled workers.
fun fact : this wasn't recommended to you.
Incredible and amazing technology
China number one!
china can build a 1km birdge in just a month usng this machine..i i can testify to that. when i was working in shanghai.. they built a railway bridge in just a month or 2months... ofcourse most of it are precasted.. and they used this machine.. in other countries it will take a year or years to finish...
This would be great for building the new Light Rail Train from Tappan Zee Bridge(Mario Como) through Westchester County that could go all the way to Grand Central Station in NYC. So We were told by NYS. But instead they going to build the new Buffalo Football Stadium with at least 850,000.00 million dollars of NYS taxpayer so the new Governor of NYS will have a free luxury box for her and family, who is friends with Owner of team worth over 7 billion dollars.
I love the human race.
I hope the workers who are on the bridge leg beams have harnesses
Banglore mei adra
Not exactly a fast process is it?
Name of this machine?
👍👍👍👍👍
Just like Meccano, ingenious!
Song at 2:40?
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
China is so much more advanced. Here in America that would take a week to do.
dam mann,,, their sooo cleaver
"oh shit.... We forgot the beam"
中国铁建十一局
Where have they been hiding this thing ???
What is background music of starting
And today those machine are operated in Indonesia
especially designed for highspeed railway in China
Lifting+Transporting+Erecting
That thing must way over 500 tonnes!!!!!!!!!!!
Box-girder, 32m long, 900Ton heavy.
Machine : 92 m long , 580 tons heavy
❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤hy
awesome
Prifect well don
Neat!
And aliens want to come here and teach us what lol
What country is this?
china
pretty good.