@MaxxRemKing1
I spent so many years as a child imagining how they did this! It’s good to finally know how it’s really done
@johnlogan8218
30 year marine pile driver and diver, I have been on many of these jobs .The last coffer dam sheet pile I cut was on the seven mile bridge in the florida keys. There were two in Moser channel . I cut the sheet pile underwater at the mud line. If i remember correctly it took me two days on each cofferdan. The bridge was built with cassions , only the main high span had cofferdams. I was a independent diver working for Miser marine.
@applegamerproz1319
who else watches these videos not because you do this for work or because you need to know it but because you are actually interested in it
@THEqueenspringday
I was about to go to bed but suddenly had a question on how they do underwater construction. Thanks for this, now I can sleep.
@satanwithoutskeletonhats7867
Human ingenuity has never failed to amaze me, I mean everything from thinking of a solution to building the pile driver.
@mmnntt
This is the best engineering channel by far. Straight to the point, very educational, clear explanations and graphics. Well done my friend
@MeowMeow-ij9dk
This is so complex. Thank you to the civil engineers who do this work.
@NicholasSserwanga
What an engineering marvel that is! Every country needs such experts.
@mikedownes4782
Am I an engineer or engineering student? No. Do I ever plan on working in construction or the building of a bridge? No. Did I watch the whole video? Yes I did. I So fascinating to me. 😀👍
@jemzhatfelid5522
Can you go into more depth on how the coffer dam is removed? How can they be cut at that level safely? Wouldn't water rush in and create a hazard?
@Moomin360
Just amazing. Human ingenuity is endless. How did anyone come up with this idea. Just amazing.
@dmoore319
It simply amazes me how engineers come up with all of these techniques. Simply remarkable.
@Pacific_007-z
I swear if all people existed till now had iq same as me , we all would still be in the stone age.
@amo_res9266
I’m a civil engineer student and it makes me proud that I understood and are familiar with the terms and steps they describe here
@Edconnor-7683
Loved the illustrations. It helped us our better understanding on how bridges were built in the middle of the oceans.
@michal_king478
its crazy how much effort goes into building a single pier. Lovely explanation and summary of the whole process. Ive always wondered how this is done when looking at a bridge
@duanadeem6506
I am not an engineering student, and this was still the most interesting video I have seen today despite the lack of background knowledge of this subject. I have always wondered how bridges were made. I have seen bridge construction material several times in my life and only today I have understood what that stuff was and how it is used, the assimilation if the bridge, how to tell a good construction from cheap construction and so much more. I have more respect for construction workers, engineers and everyone involved in the process. Thank you so much for this masterpiece.
@donaldbaker6961
Thank you I’m in construction 30 yrs and like very much to watch these 😊
@Le3ktrill
Wow and this is what Baltimore is going to need to do to rebuild it's bridge. Very insightful!
@SabinCivil