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How Did the Baltimore Bridge Collapse - Animated
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 the ship lose power a few minutes after leaving the port? How long will it take to replace the bridge? With a focus on safety and engineering, this video serves as a cautionary tale for anyone interested in the topic and involved in the construction and maintenance of large-scale infrastructure projects.
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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
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed 5 měsíci
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)
zhlédnutí 2,3KPřed 7 měsíci
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
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 8 měsíci
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)
zhlédnutí 413Před 10 měsíci
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
zhlédnutí 12KPřed rokem
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
zhlédnutí 18KPřed rokem
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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The New Yalu River Bridge is a bridge that has been in construction for over a decade. This bridge is supposed to connect China and North Korea to boost the trade between the two nations. However, it is most likely that this bridge will never be used for its purpose and will only handle a few hundreds of cars a day instead of thousands.
Why US Bridges Are Falling Apart?
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Why US Bridges Are Falling Apart?
Welcome To My Channel - The Young Hero Engineer
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Welcome To My Channel - The Young Hero Engineer

Komentáře

  • @kaili1621
    @kaili1621 Před 4 dny

    Which country are the captain and crew members from?

  • @quarstrongforce
    @quarstrongforce Před 4 dny

    Cheap ship, pay you criminal

  • @ivanhicks887
    @ivanhicks887 Před 10 dny

    Forgot To Point Out - The Ship Was "Without" Power - Hmmm

  • @ivanhicks887
    @ivanhicks887 Před 10 dny

    What Are The Odds Of A Very Large Ship on a Very Large Body Of Water To Hit A Very Small Object - The Bridge Support - Bow First - Direct Hit - - - ? - There Is The Video Of The Ship Hitting The Support - It Shows The Ship "Turning" into the Support ! Plan Views - Computer Drawn - Show It Going In A "Strait" Line ! - Please Look At The Video ! - Excellent Presentation "Young Hero E" Thankyou - I am 91 - Industrial Designer - Where Is The Truth !

  • @baharuddinbahar1889
    @baharuddinbahar1889 Před 12 dny

    Sy sebagai pelaut turut respect atas kejadian ini dan terimakasih atas videonya yg baik untuk pelajaran buat sy sebagai pelaut 🙏

  • @rossthompson7956
    @rossthompson7956 Před 13 dny

    Was it a Biden order?

  • @shaneimler9328
    @shaneimler9328 Před 14 dny

    My question is where were the protective barriers? Even the electric lines next to the bridge had protective barriers.

  • @OreeOfficial
    @OreeOfficial Před 15 dny

    This was near where I live and I saw the bridge later after the crash

  • @plupluplutus
    @plupluplutus Před 15 dny

    a paper was published on this topic some years ago www.mechanics-industry.org/articles/meca/abs/2010/05/mi100016/mi100016.html

  • @ricardovelasco1365
    @ricardovelasco1365 Před 15 dny

    We all know,,,, that this “accident” was an inside job!

  • @bhanukadassanayake
    @bhanukadassanayake Před 15 dny

    Indians

  • @user-qf6ko1yy8n
    @user-qf6ko1yy8n Před 16 dny

    To nie przypadek …

  • @Catnap2076
    @Catnap2076 Před 17 dny

    I saw that in my phone

  • @user-jh4sb5gx9y
    @user-jh4sb5gx9y Před 18 dny

    the decadent and insidious us of a has stepped out from behind the curtain and shown the world what really is happening in the political hallways of washington and who is really running the show. since its inception the state of isreal has subjected the people of palestine to horrors and atrocities best described as crimes against humanity. Now, with the increase of hostilities what are a few war crimes as well. For decades the west bank has been globally referred to as an open air prison. Twice now israel has called for the resignation of UN Secretary-General António Guterres when he advised peace and explained that there are two side to these events. He has been accused of supporting hamas because he sues for peace.

  • @christophergrimes12
    @christophergrimes12 Před 19 dny

    If the ship had so many problems and why are they continuing to use it, I think they should have fixed all the problems with it and then used it

  • @jefferypease3920
    @jefferypease3920 Před 19 dny

    Stop saying the bridge collapsed. It was knocked down.

  • @robertmcmillan5640
    @robertmcmillan5640 Před 19 dny

    answer to the title is easy : too much ALCOHOL , and maybe ome legal drugs nowadays

  • @BooDevil65
    @BooDevil65 Před 20 dny

    The amount of force shouldn't matter, resonant frequency is resonant frequency. But the change in MASS from additional pedestrians would change the frequency. Or am I missing something?

  • @bearschannel9915
    @bearschannel9915 Před 23 dny

    Dundalk was my home town went over the bridge daily 😒

  • @achong007
    @achong007 Před 23 dny

    What really pisses me off is that we been paying tolls for years to go over that bridge and yet they never updated the Dolphine or the fenders!!! Where did all the money go. To the DNC??? How can it not when the Democraps are encharge with all of Baltimore.

  • @chaosordeal294
    @chaosordeal294 Před 25 dny

    This design literally makes everything as far from everything else as it could be.

  • @panduwilantara3070
    @panduwilantara3070 Před 26 dny

    great

  • @BasthiyanEducationFoundation

    sri lankan attacks

  • @NoOne-xb3jo
    @NoOne-xb3jo Před 26 dny

    crazy how there are still some people too poor to use helicoptors and rely on bridges to cross water.

  • @reyzellgames911
    @reyzellgames911 Před 27 dny

    Inside job!

  • @MindWord4U
    @MindWord4U Před 28 dny

    I don’t think that could be an accident . But Government should take a safe way for that next time is any ship almost going to cross the bridge . They will call coast guards firstly. Then coast guards they will be there to observe and care for the ship when crossing over the bridge. Other way does same thing when leaving.

  • @cyrilmauras4247
    @cyrilmauras4247 Před 28 dny

    The main FAILURE was building the bridge without any kind of buffering at the base of the towers!

  • @Busy_Gaming_In_Snow
    @Busy_Gaming_In_Snow Před 29 dny

    Yea this fucked up my entire vacation

  • @venukakariyawasam793
    @venukakariyawasam793 Před 29 dny

    Hello from Sri Lanka.

  • @mariano7699
    @mariano7699 Před měsícem

    Brilliant work.

  • @bossdog1480
    @bossdog1480 Před měsícem

    And to think it ONLY had to change direction TWICE to hit the bridge...

  • @GoaWay4Sanity
    @GoaWay4Sanity Před měsícem

    *all planned attacks!*

  • @user-cm5xj5bu6p
    @user-cm5xj5bu6p Před měsícem

    Even if the engine of this ship had failed, still the stupid captain could have done 2 things to avoid the accident: First, he dropped the anchor and secondly, he got help from the tugboats... It seems that he was drunk.

  • @witphg
    @witphg Před měsícem

    What is the fate of the captain of this ship? Has he already been killed by the CIA?

  • @gilbertoruiz3577
    @gilbertoruiz3577 Před měsícem

    Y por qué solo hispanos perdieron la vida y ningún blanco o negro ?????????

  • @rosstessien6677
    @rosstessien6677 Před měsícem

    I calculated that the Boring Company subway tunnels in Las Vegas will be surprisingly profitable. They will work. However, there's a better way. Transforming the tunnels into toll tunnels will increase the tunnel efficiency by allowing private citizens with private cars to access the same tunnels. That generates tolls from subway rides PLUS tolls from private cars. Same tunnels, improved utilization, and increased enterprise revenue and of course, increased NET PROFIT!

  • @edwardpatrickdetrafford-mo8347

    ⚔️Obviously, for future safety in the inner ports waterways; ships will be using tugs, to assist them until they’ve passed under bridges.🛡️

  • @evillangbuildsmc2468
    @evillangbuildsmc2468 Před měsícem

    Liked

  • @MrLuisamartinez
    @MrLuisamartinez Před měsícem

    A donde se fueron los 2 tugboats que MOMENTOS ANTES escoltaban y guiaban al Dali hasta la salida del puerto? NADIE ha mencionado eso. DE HABER CONTINUADO PENDIENTES HASTA DESPUES DE SALIR DEL PUENTE, el accidente no habria pasado!!!!

  • @iansampson2492
    @iansampson2492 Před měsícem

    no accident...and willful ignorance or blindness to think otherwise....but if you do think nothing to see here maybe go get some more vaccine...

  • @Robert08010
    @Robert08010 Před měsícem

    There is a minor detail in your animation that is incorrect. That pier has 4 legs. Your animation shows the bridge collapsing when the first leg was hit. But it actually didn't collapse until the second leg was hit. I presume it would have collapsed eventually even if the second leg was never hit. But if you watch the video footage carefully, you can see the splash from the first leg hitting the water. Then you see the ship hit the second leg and down came the bridge. One reason for the error might be how you have just the bow but none of the containers beneath the bridge. In actuality the first row of containers were crushed proving that the ship made it further under the bridge that you animation would indicate.

  • @Useruserusername790
    @Useruserusername790 Před měsícem

    It got ran into by a ship that carries 1000s of tons in each hatch plus the weight of the containers and thats not counting how much the ship Itself weighs, wasnt nothing about to stop that. I know this just because I have worked on cargoships before. (I a whole longshorman veteran).

  • @jefferykeeper9034
    @jefferykeeper9034 Před měsícem

    Your wrong if you watch the video you will see trucks going across the bridge just before the ship hits the bridge

  • @Fullnoise
    @Fullnoise Před měsícem

    Great clip. Fellow Melburnian here.

  • @stevenabigail553
    @stevenabigail553 Před měsícem

    The project is to inspire outside of the box thinking in planning, construction techniques n problem solving looking to the future. It’s well funded n moving forward in spite of the nay sayers. Peace Out LFBF SSAM DYOR XLM XRP NEOM TYHP

  • @oliveroli9401
    @oliveroli9401 Před měsícem

    Damn! This video was good 👍

  • @russelldsyder1344
    @russelldsyder1344 Před měsícem

    There is no protection from stupid and unreliable personnel

  • @Marycielo87
    @Marycielo87 Před měsícem

    Looks like Chinese structure.

  • @ldelossant
    @ldelossant Před měsícem

    Talking too fast.

    • @oahuhawaii2141
      @oahuhawaii2141 Před měsícem

      You can change the playback speed in the settings.

  • @IntegratedManagementDirector

    The video does not cover all issues, such as why the ship did not shut down the engine or reverse the propeller force.