Box Girders in 3D || Detailed Components Explained || Bridge Engineering

Multi celled box girders have a multitude of components that together make the structure complete. the video explains the following components with a rendered 3D model
-Blisters
-Shear Keys
-Anchorage blocks
-Post tensioning cables
-Flanges
-Webs
-Crash Parapets
etc
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[@anquazi]

Great illustration and explanation of all the components of box girder
Best ever audio visual demonstration of each component of box girder with analysis on internet
Keep going Creative 👍👏

[@bridgehawk]

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[@BilalKhan-fc3bj]

Good transition

[@bridgehawk]

Thank u Bilal khan

[@user-vi9xz6uj8y]

Model is nice but you're only rotating the model and not giving any annotations to what you're explaining.

[@ashutoshphadke7069]

Why not add arrows to indicate what you're explaining? For laymen, it is confusing

[@bridgehawk]

Thanks fr the suggestion. I'll make sure to incorporate it in the future uploads.