1st Year Civil Engineering Bridge Build Project

Dundalk Institute of Technology 1st year Civil Engineering Student Project: Bridge Build.

[@marcelfabricioarandazuniga123]

That's the best way to learn civil engineering!

[@girishpawar7454]

its best to feel working of different trusses👏👍

[@puredenizen]

Man I am so excited to take civil engineering and architecture!

[@williaml5235]

me too

[@ms.liyala135]

Same

[@clairebacol8067]

I feel so nervous whenever someone's about to cross the bridge 😂😂😂

[@optimussoren5509]

Same here 😂

[@AyanAli-eq4lo]

I feel like the last students failed the class.

[@snehadatta]

Hey.! That was cool... I also made a bridge in my freshman year. However the bridge we build here are smaller in size and we test them by heavy weights . And the rule is that every bridge must be a suspension bridge. Well... by the way its a competition that held every year in my collage :)

[@vanshdesai7917]

Which college I am going to join a college soon can you leave a good tip.

[@ranker4]

1:26 Are those people for real with that "bridge"?

[@MrPancake777]

ranker4 simple yet effective

[@zatzu]

@grogdizzy not really efficient coz you'll need a lot of materials there more than the other bridge designs

[@dzulkafleysamad4980]

Looks like a coffin.

[@zatzu]

@@coolcrudude4833 well, you have to think about the budget too

[@zatzu]

@@coolcrudude4833 i agree on that

[@RayMysteryo]

3:15 .. i'd say given the amount of material that was used, they had the best design in terms of being able to support the three of em

[@RayMysteryo]

GrodyMaroon effectivement

[@zannettos]

i agree

[@lois3356]

asians of course

[@billj5645]

The first one has a critical mistake in its design- there are primary members that won't be activated because there is no rotational restraint at the end supports. The second one is a good minimal design that addresses the main forces. The third one is a straightforward design but would not be as efficient as the second. The fourth one addresses the forces well and appears to be very stiff. The fifth one again makes a mistake by trying to use end rotational restraint that isn't there. The sixth one is a basic truss and will work well if they have executed the joint connections well. It's also going to be very stiff. The last one has a critical design error by not bracing 2 of the truss panels, when they load it you can see excessive local deflection across these 2 panels. Overall though it looks like a lot of fun.

[@turbochubb]

Thank you for posting this it was a lot of fun to watch :)

[@mdrafiullah8292]

this is not a joking

[@danielbaez1991]

I need a class like this. Too bad, I am in a community college.

[@fsconstructionltd]

That's the best way to learn civil engineering! 🧡Love you All 🧡

[@WilliamLyons]

We agree!

[@WillConley]

The weak link was the thin board. The solution is to distribute its brittle surface across as many contact points as possible. That means a latticework. The trestle bridge came close.

[@amarrch100]

Exactly what I needed for a class project. But a scaled down version

[@dr.deepanrajcg1293]

thats a greatest work how the various deflections and the types of bridges, that too in a technical form,,,great guys

[@nosiphogumede7792]

Wow structure analysis so impressed

[@archanamaurya5883]

Helpful video for civil engineering students

[@Beevreeter]

I would love to see the brief for this project as well.

[@Randomyoutubevideosforyou]

What a idea . like very much

[@eng.waleedal-mohini4014]

good idea

[@southernwulf530]

What kind of wood they use, and how the connect them?

[@abdikadirsheikabdi387]

Masha allah good engineering

[@alfredtovar6451]

That was so cool lol

[@dontshakethejake]

This is really neat to see!

[@angadsinghmarwaha6303]

Are these bridges just inverted truss?

[@joaomilitao5896]

Damn that was cool

[@sylvestergunda9371]

nicee

[@kishorvikram1]

Good work guys

[@johns818]

Soo much potential liability for injury with this method of testing... if the bridge fails someone could get a wood spike through their stomach!!!!

[@sudarshan3965]

You are over thinking. Our body is not that soft.

[@susanwangui1737]

i feel nervous when the first person reaches at the centre

[@katchungajr88]

nzuri sana hii

[@zannettos]

did the last "bridge" brake ?

[@iAwakeCA]

It would've with 4 dudes on it lol

[@johnbatchler8551]

Fiu should look at this video on how to build a bridge

[@bhodialvarado6778]

The best way of C.E. learning is to do your best because you risk your own life. I just wonder what happened to the last bridge.

[@himanshupatariya4773]

hi want to make this in my final year project how can i start

[@jeetenderkakkar7570]

Hello sir What is How many bricks are there in 100cft

[@syedmdarmanalam2697]

good

[@AleHand_]

Last one broke for sure

[@sumaiyasimi1443]

which university they are in?

[@WilliamLyons]

Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT)

[@ahmedalaamri5060]

hi there, i wanna know the dimensions?

[@johnbatchler8551]

These bridges pass due to the last part when all personal involved in building a bridge standing on it holds if not they all eat it for lunch

[@wisamar1113]

What is this class call?

[@lady_m6502]

I had a bad feeling about d last group

[@AyanAli-eq4lo]

Yah them last kids have still not learned squares aren't very strong.

[@hamishcampbell4578]

Some good targets for the mechanical engineers to destroy

[@jasongao2766]

Is this college or high school

[@flowersoaksfan9302]

College

[@violentwolf6891]

the last one is budget friendly but harmful

[@dzulkafleysamad4980]

Why aren't the girls doing civil engineering?

[@supers975]

where are females

[@caadofficial5567]

wall subscrib isar

[@lameduck3630]

Won't some killjoy from the council be banning this soon?