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Step by step video tutorials with professional online consultancy.
Learn not only through rich media video courses but with the constant help of our experts in Virginia E-Learning Support Center. Consult your doubts with expert engineers.
Structural Analysis and Design, Architectural Design, Civil and Mechanical engineering are just some of the subjects that we cover, while using some of the most popular softwares in the market; Autodesk Robot, Autodesk AutoCAD, Autodesk Revit, Solid Workds and more.
For more information visit:
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Autodesk Robot Structural 2024 Tutorial | Quick Understanding of Steel Members Verification Results.
In this short tutorial, we guide you through a quick and efficient interpretation of steel member verification results using Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional 2024.
This video demonstrates how to navigate and understand the verification outputs for a steel bridge calculation. Learn how to assess the integrity and compliance of your steel structures with ease. For the complete course, visit www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/frontpage/products/autodesk-robot-2024-tutorial-bridges-level-i
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This video demonstrates how to navigate and understand the verification outputs for a steel bridge calculation. Learn how to assess the integrity and compliance of your steel structures with ease. For the complete course, visit www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/frontpage/products/autodesk-robot-2024-tutorial-bridges-level-i
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What is a Compensated Foundation? #engineering #structuralanalysis
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When the weight of a building cannot be supported by the terrain due to soft soil conditions or a high water table, a compensated foundation can be an effective solution. Learn how to work with Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional Software: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/autodesk-robot-tutorials-rsa #construction #structuralengineer #structuralanalysis #animation #constructio...
Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge. A collapse waiting to happen! #engineering #structuralanalysis
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Welcome to our channel! Today, we delve into a critical issue that could spell disaster for the Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge-a collapse waiting to happen! Learn how to work with Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional Software: www.virginiae-learning.com/ #construction #structuralengineer #structuralanalysis #animation #constructionengineer #autodesk #engineering #bridges #texas #corpus...
Mumbai Billboard Collapse. Using Structural Analysis to Prevent Catastrophic Design Failures.
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On May 13 in Mumbai, a billboard was toppled by strong winds, resulting in the deaths of 14 people and injuries to many more. To prevent such tragedies from happening again, we need to understand the mechanisms that caused this collapse and what could have been done, from a structural design perspective, to prevent this terrible structural failure. Learn how to work with Autodesk Robot Structur...
Autodesk Robot Structural 2024 Tutorial | Steel Bridges.
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Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional 2024 Tutorial. For design and analysis of steel bridges. Get this full course at: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/autodesk-robot-tutorials-rsa/products/autodesk-robot-2024-tutorial-bridges-level-i During this step by step course you will learn: Designing and Analyzing Mid-Span Steel Bridges (30m). Understanding the Criteria and Methodology ...
Revit MEP Electrical 2023 Tutorial
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Essential Tools for the Design of Electrical Installations. Get this full course at: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/frontpage/products/autodesk-revit-mep-electrical-2023-tutorial During this course you will learn: Design of Basic Electric Power Distribution Systems according to American Standards. Modeling of Basic Electrical Installations. Generation of Analytical Distribution Systems ...
Revit Structure 2023 | Modeling a Simple Steel Frame | Preview
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For this and other courses please visit: www.virginiae-learning.com/ Autodesk Revit Structural Detailing 2023 Tutorial. For Designing, Detailing & Documenting of Steel Structures. (From Beginner to Professional Level | Useful for both the Metric and the Imperial system). During this step by step course you will learn: Designing, Detailing & Documenting of Steel Frame Structures made of Steel Co...
Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional 2023 | Steel | Level I
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Get this full course at: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/frontpage/products/autodesk-robot-2019-tutorial-steel-level-i During this step by step course you will learn: Design and Analysis of Steel Frame Structures. Working with both the American and Eurocode Standards for the Design of Steel Structures. Performing the Static Analysis of Steel Structures. Assigning Load Cases and Code Comb...
Autodesk Revit Structural Detailing 2022 Reinforced Concrete
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Autodesk Revit Structural Detailing 2022 RC Tutorial. For Designing, Detailing & Documenting of Reinforced Concrete Structures. Get this full course at: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/frontpage/products/autodesk-revit-structural-detailing-rc-2022-tutorial During this step by step course you will learn: Designing, Detailing & Documenting of Reinforced Concrete Structures. Design of the R...
Tornado Storm devastates the American Southwest.
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A catastrophe struck five states in a single night when multiple tornadoes formed which destroyed everything in their path. This phenomenon is unusual, because it is rare for multiple tornadoes to form at the same time and even rarer, their course was entirely new to meteorologists. Accompany Pablo Viadas who will give us an explanation about this phenomenon. Editorial Viadas is a company dedic...
Autodesk Advance Steel 2022 Essentials
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Autodesk Advance Steel 2022 Essentials Essential Tools for the Designing & Detailing of Steel Structures. For getting this full course please visit: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/frontpage/products/autodesk-advance-steel-2022-essentials During this course you will learn: Designing & Detailing of Steel Frame Structures. Working with 3D Models. Working with the Interface of Advance Steel...
The Bridge that Refused to Fall! Why did the Hernando de Soto Bridge Crack?
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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,...
Miami Building Collapse! How and why!
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Miami Building Collapse! Structural Analysis & Hypothesis of the Miami Building Collapse. For more information about the software and methodology used please visit: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/autodesk-robot-tutorials-rsa
Robot Tutorial 2021 Nonlinear 01 Intro | Full Lesson
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Autodesk Robot Tutorial 2021 | Nonlinear Analysis For Nonlinear Analysis of Steel Structures. Get this full course at: www.virginiae-learning.com/collections/robot-structural-2021-tutorials/products/autodesk-robot-structural-2021-nonlinear-analysis During this course you will learn: A simple & clear method based on the Code’s Provisions. Assigning static and dynamic loads. Assigning nonlinear s...
Autodesk Robot 2021 Tutorial RC II | Lesson 00 | Full Lesson
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Autodesk Robot 2021 Tutorial RC II | Lesson 00 | Full Lesson
Autodesk Robot 2021 Tutorial RC I | Lesson 01 | Full Lesson
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Autodesk Robot 2021 Tutorial RC I | Lesson 01 | Full Lesson
Robot Structural 2021 Tutorial | Nonlinear Analysis
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Robot Structural 2021 Tutorial | Nonlinear Analysis
Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Custom Detail Drawings| Lesson 23 | Preview.
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Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Custom Detail Drawings| Lesson 23 | Preview.
Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Stairs Designing & Detailing| Lesson 12 | Preview.
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Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Custom Shop Drawings | Lesson 12 | Preview.
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Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Truss Structures Detailing | Lesson 09 | Preview.
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Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Level III
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Advance Steel 2020 - 2021 Tutorial | Level III
Robot Structural 2019 Tutorial | Steel | III| Lesson 11 | Preview
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Robot Structural 2019 Tutorial | Steel | III | For Modal, Seismic & Spectral Analysis
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Robot Structural 2019 Tutorial | Steel | III | For Modal, Seismic & Spectral Analysis
Robot Structural 2019 Tutorial | RC | III | For Modal, Seismic & Spectral Analysis
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Robot Structural 2019 Tutorial | RC | III | For Modal, Seismic & Spectral Analysis
Why would you lead into the video with a 🐃💩 photoshop image of the bridge either exploding or on fire. That is just misleading and has nothing to do with what may have been an informative article. 👎
Avoid it at all cost it will fall the first day there's a traffic fender bender and cops aren't there to keep it one lane for the withhold the weight...With those made in China..Cheap cables with the supports built in sand its gonna kill some people I. Never going over it ive seen concrete fall off the bridge now before its finishes its will fall here when it opens
Another Linda fig disaster.
Question from an uneducated joe bloggs. How was so much money put into such a badly designed structure doomed to fail? It seems to me that somebody didn't do a very good job somewhere along the long line of distinguished people.
OK. Someone tell how a floating structure is more stable than a driven pile structure.
If we think that in certain circumstances the ground behaves like a fluid, such as on the banks of rivers, on the seashore or even in land with a high water table during seismic events, (soil liquefaction) a structure that floats to prevent differential subsidence. This solution is typical in medium-sized buildings when we excavate the ground in a proportion equal to the weight of the building. And by mediums I mean the order of twenty levels of height.
Have The Chinese Engineering Look At IT?
Wow a disaster to come
I know the video states the problem with the foundations of the bridge towers, but the video makes it look like the danger is that the concrete will suddenly catch fire and burn to the ground!
Texas the state that only listens to itself on power and infrastructure by doing so the rest of the country has to help these arrogant goofs who run the state.
So are they using AI to develop architectural plans now?
Yes, generative design has been present on Revit for about 2 years now, and it has been improving ever since. Check Autodesk Fusion 360, they are already using AI for creating generative designs.
Hey, what's the worst could happen?
A floating bridge? In a place that has hurricane tidal surges of 20 ft?
Yes, engineering is amazing, and it has been done many times. Depending on the design, you can compensate so it actually floats (steel structure), or compensate at the bottom, like you would in a compensated foundation (concrete structure), so the tide wouldn't affect the bridge. You have many design choices, and again, there are many examples already across the USA.
Think of the bridge as a boat, if the accesses are articulated, the bridge will rise and fall with the tide. The idea is not new in Japan and in Seattle there are floating bridges.
@@pabloviadas7564 A hurricane can mess a boat up pretty bad.
It also looked like they were laying the roadway on top of the vertical supports with shims in between. I do not trust this new thing and will be sad to see the 1959 Harbor bridge go.
I'm not a structural engineer, but I can tell you that the supporting piers for the ramps to the bridge itself are not deep enough. The ground is mud just below the surface in that spot by the river. The old bridge used cofferdams to pour concrete footings. This thing won't last long
That is exactly what the story said. duuuh
rhe static soil preasure is triangular
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SAYS WHO ! ? ! ? ! Is It A Chinese Company? ...Then Ok.
The project has been halted multiple times after the Texas Department of Transportation identified several problems with the foundations, most notably excessive torsion and other stresses during construction. Again these are official reports from the TxDOT.
Today, the structures that have lasted the longest are in the United States.
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As always great explanation 😊
Yes life is full of structural risks😂😂
The fact that it didn't fail is a testament to the integrity and robustness of the original design and construction.
As always excellent tutorials!
Do you have this course for RC Structures?
This is a great course! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
wow.. really helpful
How to I join the course please?
Ok, is a good hypotesis
Is a very practical course.
Great video
Hi, just to let you know the BLACK PICKUP TRUCK, started the collapse. The weight of the truck dropped the parking garage to the floor and started the catastrophic domino effect. Water damage effected the concrete strength all the way to the planters near the 4th support column in the underground parking lot. Once the planter hit that column, it was just a matter of time.
There’s way more evidence supporting the pool deck hypothesis. Besides if it were the AC unit, the top floors would have caved deeply then the rest falling at a slower rate. An updated video with more accurate info is recommended 🙄
There is no way this was caused by an overload. This is a 40 year old building with constant load on the roof throughout the years. The collapse is mostly likely due to compromised columns in the garage pulled sideways by the failing slab
The sequence of the actual collapse does not indicate roof overloading at all. The collapse began at the BOTTOM of the building! ua-cam.com/video/hynHiWE818c/v-deo.html
no mention of the water rupture and damaged concrete in the garage 7 minutes before collapse.
This water is from a new pool constructed in the roof!!!
If there was a heavy piece of equipment on the roof, then where is it? It would be on top of the collapsed pile. It's not evident in the pictures
No, not hardly how it collapsed. More info is needed.
Building been taking on water for years... weight on roof only helped it come down..
Discard the theory of water. Water can damage structures, true. But not to the point of collapse. I have reviewed many structures in contact with groundwater laden with sulfates and chemicals. And that has not brought them down. What is appreciated are columns with cracks due to vertical loads. Let's not turn it around, the building was overloaded beyond its design capacity.
@@pabloviadas7564 If the Piles was taking on saltwater for years and it was showing up as water on floor of parking area in and by 3 main columns that was first to come down in video..
No one will tell us
Yes of course. Wait for our next video. It's overload damage. We have evidence.
So a heavy AC unit on the roof that disappeared, somehow caused the pool deck on the ground floor to collapse first?
I can tell you how and why it collapsed. It starts with incompetent people on an HOA that don't have the intelligence to understand the issues and how to deal with them.
Oh really, like when the HOA called in an engineer to give a report on the structural concerns, and the engineer told them it was bad, so the HOA told the town of Surfside and the Lead Building Instructor who review the report, then came to the HOA meeting a few weeks later and told the HOA that the building was fine and safe and they have nothing to worry about? Sounds like they took all the proper steps, except for being incredibly distrustful of government officials.
Do not tell anybody. But you're right. A real estate company sold a Pent House at 8777 with a pool. I don't know if they built it or were just planning it.
@@817nickmw Look, I check structures in Mexico City where every 18 months there is a significant earthquake. The terrain is very bad, the worst in the world. And believe me, a structure is not verified. We use a laser point cloud scanner and high precision accelerometer registers. And even then nobody does anything.
Shows this was planed out if you can do this. So early.
So,so incredibly sad.
Good video
No it isn't, it's completely wrong.
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Sorry. To the next.
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Sorry.
Deberías hacer más vídeos así del sismo del 2017 ! Es muy interesante! 🙀
Dale una vista a la serie de videos sobre el colapso de la Linea 12, en el Canal de Editorial Viadas, la contraparte en español de Virigina eLearning.
Guess you missed the part in the 2018 report about the pool not being sealed properly causing water damage in the subterranean parking and basement structure.
Do not discard it. But there are many concrete structures in contact with water, salt water and black waters. And they have not collapsed. For example, sites foundations where the flattish level is highly contaminated with black water, the concrete becomes severely damaged, but not to the point of collapse. Here it is clear that there is an overload in a precariously structured building.
There's way more evidence of structural failure due to a lack of maintenance then there is overloaded.
I doubt that only maintenance may have avoided disaster. It should have been dismantled and restructured. Placing with an additional metallic structure. In all frames. Or more appropriate; Contracy again.
You're quite wrong about the starting position of that object. You have it placed between roughly columns L2 and L4. It is the HVAC unit and support frame which sat on columns E2, H2, E4, H4; directly north of the elevator shaft. It was pulled down late in the collapse, when the E-H span north of the elevators was compromised. The collapse of the upper structure started around the I10-K10-L10-M10 columns, based on the CCTV footage from the building to the south.
Thanks for the precision. But this does not rule out the hypotheses of overload in a poorly structured building. Note the connections between the slabs and the columns. Up to seven consecutive levels were clearly detached. Of having had beams or at least capitals, the disaster had been avoided.
@@pabloviadas7564 indeed
Wasn’t there work on the roof ongoing at the time prior to the collapse? Some residents were complaining about the noise of the work I believe. I’m curious what type of work was being done up there.
Must have been a very heavy piece of equipment
The problem was not just that machinery. There was a huge accumulation of air conditioning equipment as seen in photographs. A normal building could charge it without problem. But if you observe the structuring, the relationship between the slabs and the columns is precarious. It is most of the lack of capitals or even beams.
@@pabloviadas7564 There was no accumulation of air conditioning equipment. Everything you see was there in the 1979 plans, in the same general locations as originally built. Most of the units will have been replaced over the years, but the overall load and the way it is supported by the roof slabs and columns is largely unchanged. It is highly unlikely to be a major factor, unless the original design was catastrophically bad but somehow took 40 years to fail. Even the new big HVAC is likely irrelevant, as it combined two separate units which came to about the same size and it sat on the same 4 columns used for that since 1981 (two of those columns are still mostly intact, supporting the middle of the surviving northern end). Everything (CCTV, witness statements, etc) points to the collapse starting in the outdoor patio / plaza / pool deck, or in the basement garage. Lack of critical maintenance appears to be the primary causal factor, allowing major structural elements to fail, although the design and construction may well have had issues which contributed.
Each of these AC condensers weigh about 150 pounds each. They aren't what caused the collapse. Not even close.
I don't want to get PoliticaI, but let us be crystal clear. The Republicans refusal to address CIimate Change caused this catastrophe. Miami will have to sink before Trump acknowledges GlobaI Warming. Unless President Biden's Infrastructure plan is funded in full, you're going to see many of these old buildings toppIe like dominoes.