The Bridge that Refused to Fall! Why did the Hernando de Soto Bridge Crack?

The bridge Hernando de Soto was inaugurated in 1968, it is a steel bridge that connects West Memphis, Arkansas and Memphis, Tennessee in the United States.
Recently, this bridge suffered a fissure in one of its elements that threatens the security of the structure.
Infrastructure of this type is of critical importance and affects the daily life of hundreds of Americans every day.
In this video, we examine the causes that create a rupture of this type and investigate the required analysis these structures need to reach a solution.
This video was created for Virginia E-learning, Virginia E-learning is an educational organization that aims to train professionals in the use of computed assisted solutions focused in the areas of construction development, planning, and structural engineering.
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Music: Monumental Journey by Jesse Gallagher.

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The fact that it didn't fail is a testament to the integrity and robustness of the original design and construction.

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Great video

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