I am very happy to see the vidoe after you give this 6 bridge failures from the CIVL 260 course on Nov. 25, 2009 the ones that didn't fail were boring
Unless they weren't told where the sandbags would be placed then I couldn't understand how they could have failed. Now if the Prof. is a jerk and randomly placed sandbags just about anywhere with varying weights but same net total -like a real bridge would be supporting vehicles- then they may have had a reason. Reason in that there are already too many proofs that even professional Civil Eng. fail in that regard.
what university is this?..i hope none of their so-called future civil engineer students design any future bridges in america!!!..if so, we're doomed!!!
Stupid mistake! All the trusses weren't correctly loaded and supported at the ends. This is obvious because under symmetric loads they didn't failed symmetrically.
You should do one demonstrating the load bearing capacity of the blonde.
brazilnut8898 1 month ago
I am very happy to see the vidoe after you give this 6 bridge failures from the CIVL 260 course on Nov. 25, 2009 the ones that didn't fail were boring
Ondelendo 1 month ago
I Love The Video It Can Increase My Knowledge 6 bridge failures from the CIVL 260 course on Nov. 25, 2009 the ones that didn't fail were boring
bebeheuy 1 month ago
Unless they weren't told where the sandbags would be placed then I couldn't understand how they could have failed. Now if the Prof. is a jerk and randomly placed sandbags just about anywhere with varying weights but same net total -like a real bridge would be supporting vehicles- then they may have had a reason. Reason in that there are already too many proofs that even professional Civil Eng. fail in that regard.
BestXGrip 1 month ago
what university is this?..i hope none of their so-called future civil engineer students design any future bridges in america!!!..if so, we're doomed!!!
iL0VEwomensfeet 1 month ago
bottom chord catenary @ 6:20
strongbanded 2 months ago
lol@g14
SatanschildDK 4 months ago
Stupid mistake! All the trusses weren't correctly loaded and supported at the ends. This is obvious because under symmetric loads they didn't failed symmetrically.
kaazip 11 months ago
@kaazip symmetric failure? theoretically maybe but in practice strength of materials are diff for similar materials.
k1dude 9 months ago
how many pounds are they holding when they break?
tippitytaptap 1 year ago