Inside China’s High-Speed Rail Bridge Factory—1,000-Ton Box Girders Built Fast. Engineering Doc

Witness the engineering behind the world’s toughest builds and tear-downs in one epic documentary. From Seattle’s Alaskan Way Viaduct demolition—high-reach machines, dust control, tight urban safety, and 99% recycling—to Turkey’s Yusufeli arch dam concrete milestone and the record-setting Nissibi Bridge with massive steel segments, cables, and precision lifting. Go inside China’s high-speed rail bridge production (1,000-ton box girders) and rapid track laying, see Switzerland’s ASTRA Bridge keep traffic moving during repairs, and explore Dubai Creek Tower’s extreme deep foundations. Plus: wind farm turbine erection, Narendra Modi Stadium mega build, Monaco coastal land reclamation, and river dam removal for ecological restoration. Like, subscribe, and share for more mega projects!

Timeline:

0:00. Welcome to the channel
0:41. Alaskan Way Viaduct: ultra-precision urban demolition & safety barriers
3:56. Yusufeli Dam: 3,000,000 m³ concrete milestone + arch dam logistics
5:16. Nissibi Bridge: pylons, steel segments, welding marathon, cable installation
13:26. China HSR bridges: 1,000-ton box girders + rapid track laying systems
17:38. Switzerland ASTRA Bridge: build-under-traffic highway construction concept
20:57. Dubai Creek Tower: record barrettes, diaphragm wall, mega foundation works
26:24. Wind park build: foundations, tower rings, nacelle lift, rotor installation
35:51. Narendra Modi Stadium: deep foundations, precast bowl, roof + MEP systems
44:43. Monaco land extension + river dam removal + site works & finishing tech

Hashtags:

#MegaProjects #CivilEngineering #Demolition #UrbanDemolition #BridgeConstruction #HighSpeedRail #BoxGirder #TrackLaying #ArchDam #YusufeliDam #NissibiBridge #FoundationEngineering #Barrette #WindTurbine #StadiumConstruction #NarendraModiStadium #LandReclamation #RiverRestoration #ConstructionTechnology #EngineeringDocumentary

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