Bridge Towers Lifted by 3,000-Ton Crane Vessels—Jaw-Dropping Sea Work! Mega Construction Compilation

From 60-inch concrete core drilling in New Orleans to floating offshore wind, this mega compilation dives into the machines that build (and rebuild) the world. Watch a Vertical Shaft Sinking Machine create watertight shafts, bridge box-girders and 2,600-ton caissons placed with crane vessels, and a cable-stayed bridge rising over the Saigon River. Then switch to controlled demolition, ditch dredging, CAT D11 power, rail renewal, asphalt paving, LNG pile driving, HDD trenchless drilling, precast manholes, 3D-printed homes, EPS pool walls, marble & granite processing, and quiet hydraulic rock splitting—plus handcrafted sillar stone. Like, comment, and subscribe for more heavy engineering! Timestamps are below—jump to your favorite process.

Timeline:

0:07. 60" concrete core drilling & precision cutting
2:36. Floating wind turbine tow, mooring & offshore hookup
2:59. VSSM vertical shaft sinking with slurry separation
4:59. Box girder segment placement & tendon tensioning
6:38. 2,600-ton caissons installed to build a giant seawall
8:02. Sea bridge tower + girder blocks lifted by crane vessels
12:48. Saigon River cable-stayed bridge deck & cable works
15:14. 360-ton modular bridge transport and hydraulic set-down
17:29. Demolition cross-cutter, drainage clearing, CAT D11 power
30:10. Pile driving + HDD trenchless drilling + precast + 3D print + stonework

Hashtags:

#Construction #CivilEngineering #HeavyMachinery #MegaProjects #BridgeConstruction #CableStayedBridge #OffshoreConstruction #OffshoreWind #FloatingWindTurbine #CoreDrilling #ConcreteCutting #Demolition #PileDriving #HDD #Trenchless #RailwayMaintenance #BallastCleaning #AsphaltPaving #3DPrintingConstruction #PrecastConcrete #MarbleProcessing #GraniteSplitting
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