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Empire State Building | All the Secrets of the Engineering Wonder
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Massive Construction: Building a Billion Dollar Flood Defense System | FD Engineering
Massive Construction: Building a Billion Dollar Flood Defense System | FD Engineering
Extreme Constructions - Complete Series: https://youtu.be/XKndrP5zT-c
The plan to build a surge barrier against the tides that cause the so called “Acqua Alta” has been underway for nearly forty years, but only now is the massive 7-billion-euro surge barrier nearing completion. This documentary looks at the engineering, construction and instalment of this huge and unique mobile dyke that sits invisible under the Venice lagoon, until high tides trigger it to rise from the sea bed to protect the ancient City of Water.
The last two stages of the construction of this enormous barrage involved placing the massive concrete underwater housing for the caissons that act as a barrier at the bottom of the lagoon...
published: 08 Oct 2023
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Building a Cathedral without Science or Mathematics: The Engineering Method Explained
Bill reveals the long-lost methods used by Medieval engineers to design stone cathedrals. Methods that required no science, mathematics, or literacy, yet which reveal the engineering method.
*Learn More: Companion Book*
Explore the ideas in this video series further with its companion book: _The Things We Make: The Unknown History of Invention from Cathedrals to Soda Cans_ (ISBN 978-1728215754)
https://www.amazon.com/Things-We-Make-Invention-Cathedrals/dp/1728215757
*Other Videos in this Series*
_Episode 2:_ Controlling Turbulence and Evolution: How Engineers Overcome Uncertainty https://youtu.be/9RAMqFg7laE
_Episode 3:_ The Steam Turbine: The Surprising Relationship of Engineering & Science https://youtu.be/-8lXXg8dWHk
_Episode 4:_ The Microwave Oven Magnetron: What an Engineer Means by...
published: 09 May 2023
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12 Steps of Construction
Once the construction drawings have been approved, the project will then be awarded to a contractor by the client through a consultant. The construction of the proposed project will begin. Check out the 12 Stages/Steps of construction.
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RCC Building Construction Process | Footing | Column | Beam | Stair | Slab | Hidden Beam | Rebar
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Why Buildings Need Foundations
What the heck is a foundation and why do all structures need one?
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If all the earth was solid rock, life would be a lot simpler, but maybe a lot less interesting too. It is both a gravitational necessity and a source of job stability to structural and geotechnical engineers that all construction - great and small - sits upon the ground. And the ways in which we accomplish such a seemingly unexceptional feat are full of fascinating and unexpected details.
Practical Engineering is a YouTube channel about infrastructure and the human-made world around us. It is hosted, written, and produced by Grady Hillhouse. We ...
published: 04 Jan 2022
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One of the most epic engineering feats in history - Alex Gendler
Dig into the history of the construction of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge and how John Roebling designed a hybrid suspension system to build it.
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In the mid-19th century, suspension bridges were collapsing all across Europe. Their industrial cables frayed and snapped under the weight of their decks. So when German American engineer John Roebling proposed building the largest and most expensive suspension bridge ever conceived, New York City officials were understandably skeptical. Alex Gendler details the building of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge.
Lesson by Alex Gendler, directed by Jeremiah Dickey.
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published: 11 Feb 2020
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Burj Khalifa | The Secrets of its incredibly Strong Foundation
How such a massive building able to stand strong on loose Dubai soil? Let's explore all the secrets of Burj Khalifa's foundation in this video. We are in a financial trouble. Your support on Patreon is much appreciated.
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published: 23 Dec 2022
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L03 | Building Materials & Construction | Full Subject | Online Engineering | Ankit Gupta Sir
In this Session, Vishal Bhatt will discuss about the new course for GATE and ESE with a new unique concept of Hybrid course. He will discuss about the need of course, important features and why this is a need for today's competitive world.
Online Engineering is an e-learning initiative by Vishal Bhatt, alumnus of IIT Roorkee which has established itself as a pioneer in the preparation of GATE, ESE and other competitive examinations in the past 4 years. It started in 2015 with offline mode and transformed to e-learning platform in October, 2018.
Online Engineering offers you the best Live/Online classes platform for the preparation of ESE (IES), GATE Exam, State Examinations, SSC-JE, Other Competitive Exams.
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Extreme Constructions | Complete Series | All Episodes | FD Engineering
Extreme Constructions | Complete Series | All Episodes | FD Engineering
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We reveal how great monuments are designed and constructed. The Extreme Constructions covered in the series span from masterpieces of constructions that redifined what was possible at the time, like the Suez Canal or the Paris Metro, to modern marvels of engineering, using the latest technologies and developments, like the Meraviglia Cruise Ship or the Thunder Boat.
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Empire State Building | All the Secrets of the Engineering Wonder
Let's explore all the engineering secretes behind the engineering wonder - Empire state building. I would truly appreciate your support on Patreon - https://www...
Let's explore all the engineering secretes behind the engineering wonder - Empire state building. I would truly appreciate your support on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Lesics
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- published: 13 Mar 2023
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44:05
Massive Construction: Building a Billion Dollar Flood Defense System | FD Engineering
Massive Construction: Building a Billion Dollar Flood Defense System | FD Engineering
Extreme Constructions - Complete Series: https://youtu.be/XKndrP5zT-c
Th...
Massive Construction: Building a Billion Dollar Flood Defense System | FD Engineering
Extreme Constructions - Complete Series: https://youtu.be/XKndrP5zT-c
The plan to build a surge barrier against the tides that cause the so called “Acqua Alta” has been underway for nearly forty years, but only now is the massive 7-billion-euro surge barrier nearing completion. This documentary looks at the engineering, construction and instalment of this huge and unique mobile dyke that sits invisible under the Venice lagoon, until high tides trigger it to rise from the sea bed to protect the ancient City of Water.
The last two stages of the construction of this enormous barrage involved placing the massive concrete underwater housing for the caissons that act as a barrier at the bottom of the lagoon entrance channels. The transport of the massive MOSE surge barrier and all its concrete and steel parts is a true feat of heavy lift technology and maritime engineering. Transporting the concrete beds required the customised construction of a catamaran that could be tugged over the exact location in the approach channels to the port of Venice, precisely identified using GPS while lowering the barriers involved a jack up tower which slowly sank them into place.
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The plan to build a surge barrier against the tides that cause the so called “Acqua Alta” has been underway for nearly forty years, but only now is the massive 7-billion-euro surge barrier nearing completion. This documentary looks at the engineering, construction and instalment of this huge and unique mobile dyke that sits invisible under the Venice lagoon, until high tides trigger it to rise from the sea bed to protect the ancient City of Water.
The last two stages of the construction of this enormous barrage involved placing the massive concrete underwater housing for the caissons that act as a barrier at the bottom of the lagoon entrance channels. The transport of the massive MOSE surge barrier and all its concrete and steel parts is a true feat of heavy lift technology and maritime engineering. Transporting the concrete beds required the customised construction of a catamaran that could be tugged over the exact location in the approach channels to the port of Venice, precisely identified using GPS while lowering the barriers involved a jack up tower which slowly sank them into place.
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11:54
Building a Cathedral without Science or Mathematics: The Engineering Method Explained
Bill reveals the long-lost methods used by Medieval engineers to design stone cathedrals. Methods that required no science, mathematics, or literacy, yet which ...
Bill reveals the long-lost methods used by Medieval engineers to design stone cathedrals. Methods that required no science, mathematics, or literacy, yet which reveal the engineering method.
*Learn More: Companion Book*
Explore the ideas in this video series further with its companion book: _The Things We Make: The Unknown History of Invention from Cathedrals to Soda Cans_ (ISBN 978-1728215754)
https://www.amazon.com/Things-We-Make-Invention-Cathedrals/dp/1728215757
*Other Videos in this Series*
_Episode 2:_ Controlling Turbulence and Evolution: How Engineers Overcome Uncertainty https://youtu.be/9RAMqFg7laE
_Episode 3:_ The Steam Turbine: The Surprising Relationship of Engineering & Science https://youtu.be/-8lXXg8dWHk
_Episode 4:_ The Microwave Oven Magnetron: What an Engineer Means by “Best” https://youtu.be/p8IO9u9IuOs
*Video Summary*
0:00 Titles
0:07 Intro
In this first video of the series Bill notes that the engineering method is among the the oldest of human responses to fulfill human needs.
0:28 Göbekli Tepe
Bill illustrates this with a brief discussion of the ruins of Göbekli Tepe, a stone structure in southeastern Turkey built thousands of years before Stonehenge and the pyramids. A structure whose use and purpose remains mysterious. The age of Göbekli Tepe highlights that engineering existed long before science — at least what we mean by “science” today.
0:56 Precision of Göbekli Tepe
The precision of the placement of the stones in the ruin and their manner of preparation indicate that it is an engineered object.
2:39 Do Engineers Need Science?
This leads to the question “Do engineers need science to create.” To answer that question Bill considers the design of Sainte-Chapelle — a stunning thirteenth century stone building. He notes that it was designed and built — as were all medieval cathedrals — by mason who knew no science, or mathematics and who could not even read, nor did they have a measuring stick.
3:13 Gothic Cathedrals: Light
The medieval engineers strive to build cathedrals that could house large stained glass windows that could let in sunlight.
3:54 Pointed Arches
Medieval masons used pointed arches in their cathedrals to create high ceilings.
4:16 Pointed vs Circular Arches
The pointed arch allowed mason to build higher ceiling using less stone, as clearly seen in comparing Sainte-Chapelle to the Pantheon in Rome.
5:00 Width Circular Arch
The width of the circular arch grows proportional to its height.
5:29 Width Pointed Arch
The width of a pointed arch doesn’t expand because the pointed arch changes shape as it grows taller.
5:39 Proportional Rule
Bill explains that these early engineers used a “rule of thumb” inherited from antiquity — one used to build Roman buildings like the Pantheon — to size the supporting walls underneath the arches. The rule was simple: The width of the supporting wall should be between a fifth and a fourth of the arch’s span.
6:51 How Medieval Engineers Sized Walls
These early engineers could not perform the mathematics needed to implement this rule, so, as Bill demonstrates, they turned this into an action that required no calculation or measurement with a marked rule.
9:06 Why Arch Divided into Three Section
As Bill notes, this is just how the geometry works out. It is the same rule as used to size the supporting wall for a semi-circular arch.
9:52 Rule of Thumb
A rule of thumb is the heart of the engineering method: it allowed the masons to build without understand at a deep level the properties of stone or knowing mathematics.
10:29 The Engineering Method
This is defined as “Solving problems using rules of thumb that cause the best change in a poorly understood situation using available resources.” That’s a sharp contrast with the scientific method, because these rules of thumb are only guides that offers a high probability of success, but no guarantee.
10:40 Rule of Thumb Never Disproved
And, unlike a scientific theory, a rule of thumb is never, in a sense, disproved. That hundreds of cathedrals are still around today, standing for eight or nine hundred years is proof. Instead of being disproved, this rule of thumb for stone became outdated, not wrong, as iron and steel I-beams replaced stone.
11:10 Do Engineers Still Use Rules of Thumb?
Bill considers the question “is engineering based on rules of thumb antiquated in our scientific age?” He notes that that line of thought misunderstands the purpose of the engineering method, which is to solve practical problem before we have full scientific knowledge.
11:33 Next Video
Bill notes that in the next video he’ll explore how engineers work their way around that lack of scientific understanding, how they overcome uncertainty.
11:45 End Titles
https://wn.com/Building_A_Cathedral_Without_Science_Or_Mathematics_The_Engineering_Method_Explained
Bill reveals the long-lost methods used by Medieval engineers to design stone cathedrals. Methods that required no science, mathematics, or literacy, yet which reveal the engineering method.
*Learn More: Companion Book*
Explore the ideas in this video series further with its companion book: _The Things We Make: The Unknown History of Invention from Cathedrals to Soda Cans_ (ISBN 978-1728215754)
https://www.amazon.com/Things-We-Make-Invention-Cathedrals/dp/1728215757
*Other Videos in this Series*
_Episode 2:_ Controlling Turbulence and Evolution: How Engineers Overcome Uncertainty https://youtu.be/9RAMqFg7laE
_Episode 3:_ The Steam Turbine: The Surprising Relationship of Engineering & Science https://youtu.be/-8lXXg8dWHk
_Episode 4:_ The Microwave Oven Magnetron: What an Engineer Means by “Best” https://youtu.be/p8IO9u9IuOs
*Video Summary*
0:00 Titles
0:07 Intro
In this first video of the series Bill notes that the engineering method is among the the oldest of human responses to fulfill human needs.
0:28 Göbekli Tepe
Bill illustrates this with a brief discussion of the ruins of Göbekli Tepe, a stone structure in southeastern Turkey built thousands of years before Stonehenge and the pyramids. A structure whose use and purpose remains mysterious. The age of Göbekli Tepe highlights that engineering existed long before science — at least what we mean by “science” today.
0:56 Precision of Göbekli Tepe
The precision of the placement of the stones in the ruin and their manner of preparation indicate that it is an engineered object.
2:39 Do Engineers Need Science?
This leads to the question “Do engineers need science to create.” To answer that question Bill considers the design of Sainte-Chapelle — a stunning thirteenth century stone building. He notes that it was designed and built — as were all medieval cathedrals — by mason who knew no science, or mathematics and who could not even read, nor did they have a measuring stick.
3:13 Gothic Cathedrals: Light
The medieval engineers strive to build cathedrals that could house large stained glass windows that could let in sunlight.
3:54 Pointed Arches
Medieval masons used pointed arches in their cathedrals to create high ceilings.
4:16 Pointed vs Circular Arches
The pointed arch allowed mason to build higher ceiling using less stone, as clearly seen in comparing Sainte-Chapelle to the Pantheon in Rome.
5:00 Width Circular Arch
The width of the circular arch grows proportional to its height.
5:29 Width Pointed Arch
The width of a pointed arch doesn’t expand because the pointed arch changes shape as it grows taller.
5:39 Proportional Rule
Bill explains that these early engineers used a “rule of thumb” inherited from antiquity — one used to build Roman buildings like the Pantheon — to size the supporting walls underneath the arches. The rule was simple: The width of the supporting wall should be between a fifth and a fourth of the arch’s span.
6:51 How Medieval Engineers Sized Walls
These early engineers could not perform the mathematics needed to implement this rule, so, as Bill demonstrates, they turned this into an action that required no calculation or measurement with a marked rule.
9:06 Why Arch Divided into Three Section
As Bill notes, this is just how the geometry works out. It is the same rule as used to size the supporting wall for a semi-circular arch.
9:52 Rule of Thumb
A rule of thumb is the heart of the engineering method: it allowed the masons to build without understand at a deep level the properties of stone or knowing mathematics.
10:29 The Engineering Method
This is defined as “Solving problems using rules of thumb that cause the best change in a poorly understood situation using available resources.” That’s a sharp contrast with the scientific method, because these rules of thumb are only guides that offers a high probability of success, but no guarantee.
10:40 Rule of Thumb Never Disproved
And, unlike a scientific theory, a rule of thumb is never, in a sense, disproved. That hundreds of cathedrals are still around today, standing for eight or nine hundred years is proof. Instead of being disproved, this rule of thumb for stone became outdated, not wrong, as iron and steel I-beams replaced stone.
11:10 Do Engineers Still Use Rules of Thumb?
Bill considers the question “is engineering based on rules of thumb antiquated in our scientific age?” He notes that that line of thought misunderstands the purpose of the engineering method, which is to solve practical problem before we have full scientific knowledge.
11:33 Next Video
Bill notes that in the next video he’ll explore how engineers work their way around that lack of scientific understanding, how they overcome uncertainty.
11:45 End Titles
- published: 09 May 2023
- views: 632416
7:04
12 Steps of Construction
Once the construction drawings have been approved, the project will then be awarded to a contractor by the client through a consultant. The construction of the ...
Once the construction drawings have been approved, the project will then be awarded to a contractor by the client through a consultant. The construction of the proposed project will begin. Check out the 12 Stages/Steps of construction.
Corrections:
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- published: 17 Feb 2021
- views: 5530366
14:51
Why Buildings Need Foundations
What the heck is a foundation and why do all structures need one?
The bundle deal with Curiosity Stream has ended, but you can still get a great discount on Neb...
What the heck is a foundation and why do all structures need one?
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If all the earth was solid rock, life would be a lot simpler, but maybe a lot less interesting too. It is both a gravitational necessity and a source of job stability to structural and geotechnical engineers that all construction - great and small - sits upon the ground. And the ways in which we accomplish such a seemingly unexceptional feat are full of fascinating and unexpected details.
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One of the most epic engineering feats in history - Alex Gendler
Dig into the history of the construction of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge and how John Roebling designed a hybrid suspension system to build it.
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In the mid-1...
Dig into the history of the construction of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge and how John Roebling designed a hybrid suspension system to build it.
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In the mid-19th century, suspension bridges were collapsing all across Europe. Their industrial cables frayed and snapped under the weight of their decks. So when German American engineer John Roebling proposed building the largest and most expensive suspension bridge ever conceived, New York City officials were understandably skeptical. Alex Gendler details the building of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge.
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In the mid-19th century, suspension bridges were collapsing all across Europe. Their industrial cables frayed and snapped under the weight of their decks. So when German American engineer John Roebling proposed building the largest and most expensive suspension bridge ever conceived, New York City officials were understandably skeptical. Alex Gendler details the building of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge.
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Burj Khalifa | The Secrets of its incredibly Strong Foundation
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L03 | Building Materials & Construction | Full Subject | Online Engineering | Ankit Gupta Sir
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Extreme Constructions | Complete Series | All Episodes | FD Engineering
Extreme Constructions | Complete Series | All Episodes | FD Engineering
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We reveal how great monuments are designed and constructed. The Extreme Constructions covered in the series span from masterpieces of constructions that redifined what was possible at the time, like the Suez Canal or the Paris Metro, to modern marvels of engineering, using the latest technologies and developments, like the Meraviglia Cruise Ship or the Thunder Boat.
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