
The 1967 collapse of the Silver Bridge over the Ohio River was an engineering mystery and a human tragedy - 46 people died. Why did a suspension bridge built to last a century not make 40 years? Built in 1928, it was a slimmer version of similar bridges built in nearby Pittsburgh. The slimming down was deemed to be safe because of the use of a tougher steel and ‘silver coloured anticorrosion paint... more
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Transcript -- A short introduction to this album.
How the Silver Bridge and the Hi-Carpenter Bridge differed from other suspension bridges in one crucial aspect.
Transcript -- How the Silver Bridge and the Hi-Carpenter Bridge differed from other suspension bridges in one crucial aspect.
Why it's safer to incorporate more eyebars than are actually needed, to bear the weight of the bridge.
Transcript -- Why it's safer to incorporate more eyebars than are actually needed, to bear the weight of the bridge.
How the use of a new high-strength steel led to mistaken assumptions about safety.
Transcript -- How the use of a new high-strength steel led to mistaken assumptions about safety.










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