Silver Bridge Collapse: The Hidden Failure #Engineering #Disaster #History

The collapse of "Silver Bridge" in West Virginia in 1967, which killed 46 people, marks a pivotal moment in engineering history. Explore the Silver Bridge disaster, its devastating impact, and the structural flaws that led to this tragedy. Discover the crucial lessons learned.

The Silver Bridge collapse stemmed from a fatal flaw: stress corrosion cracking in a single eyebar. This failure initiated a chain reaction, causing the entire suspension bridge to fail. This incident prompted nationwide bridge inspection reforms. Oddity world investigates the engineering missteps and regulatory oversights. The Ohio River crossing became a symbol of infrastructure vulnerability. Oddity world uncovers the full story.

[00:00:05] The initial eyebar fracture is revealed.
[00:00:30] Eyebar corrosion's role in the collapse.
[00:01:15] The immediate aftermath and rescue efforts.
[00:01:45] Engineering flaws exposed after the disaster.
[00:02:30] New bridge inspection protocols implemented.

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