What Happens When Engineering Becomes Massive? | Engineering Giants (Full Series) | Progress
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- In this full series supercut we take a look at 3 engineering marvels to uncover just how they were built, maintained, and even destroyed. Featuring the Boeing 747, the Lima Oil Platform and the MS Pride of Bruges.
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00:00 Boeing 747
58:38 Lima Oil Platform
01:57:10 Pride Of Bruges
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The people who do that overhaul process are real masters. It's a super huge mission
The 747 video was amazing, equally amazing to see HSaW interpreted in different ways
It’s always nice to watch a host who is so completely impressed with himself! Just extraordinary self confidence. Why?????? I have NO clue. Eaton boy perhaps?
Wring accent for Eton, I would think .
I didn't sense any arrogance
36 million miles... *It could have flown to the moon and back 75 times.* Hard to imagine this.
actually 93.6 times
This was fantastic, thank you. I almost got teary-eyed watching the 747.
Thanks to all the engineers at BAMC (CWL) - Cardiff international airport .
Worked next to 747 wing production all string tied by hand, met the manager there was nice to take me on tour of aircraft. Installing cargo door at the time.
Fully enjoyed the B747-400 overhaul. I flew them for 5 years for an Asian airline. The most satisfying of the Boeings types which I flew. On an autolanding the spoilers (speedbrake panels) and wheelbrakes will operate automatically when set otherwise perfect video. Couldn't bear to watch the final scrapping.
Wow this is amazing, well put togethser.
I'm convinced that engineers are the most skilled people on earth. You can learn how to drive any car, anywhere, anytime but working on one in the best of the best work shops is still difficult as hell
Nice job love your work
I'm only a passenger but I live about 100 miles from Atlanta so Delta is my go-to. I'll be mad at them forever for phasing out their 747's.😢😢😢😢
LOVE 💘 THESE ENGINER S
2:13:45 - looks like they tok inspiration from ailerons, flaps and slats on a plane and connected gyroscopes to its autopilot. I wonder if there is a similar to an IRS Alignment as part of startup
Ive crawled inside wing to connect bolts . Completely dark. Narrow. And low. Flashlight only. Fuel was drained to replace the wing. C141 USAF 1980.
Fire !
I flew on a British Airways business class in 2019 and it was the worst airline I have ever flown in business class. I was on an Airbus 380. The planes World Club seats which are still in the 380 planes alternate between forward and backwards facing, and every pair of seats features a divider that can be lowered to chat with a seatmate or to interact with flight attendants during meal service. This means that occasionally, the person in the aisle seat has food passed over their table, and when the divider is lowered, seatmates are facing each other rather than being side by side. It is an unusual setup and if offers little to no privacy. Remember a customer does pay a premium for those seats. My window seat was very uncomfortable and the food was just awful. Service was not good either. I was never greeted when I boarded the plane. Just looking at the seats being taken off the place. It proves there is little comfort to BA seats due to how light they were. The fabrics were all worn down. So far the best business class I have flown was American Airlines 777 planes. Very comfortable, private and the food was amazing. I was surprised how good their business class was. British Airways needs to hire new interior designers along with new chefs that design their meal service.
Wah... 😢
You are comparing modern BA to the old BA. Like all the legacy carriers, since 9/11, GFC and Covid, these companies now have an intimate understanding about how poorly they can treat customers and still have them return with open wallets. They have restructured themselves and now only exist for shareholder value (and the closely linked corporate bonuses) with customer experience not even in the top 5 priorities. We are in a different era, and the old way of doing things is gone forever…of that I am certain.
It was nice to see what RTC/NTC looked like from air. Most of the Navy base is gone, but you could make out some of the old buildings.
42:03 yap! yap! yap! yap! yap! indeed!
Can’t wait my seat 1
Wow so much inaccurate feets in this. Ignoring all the accidents like missing bolts and parts.
wow, what was the price of a seat great video
Not just any engine, an RB211! That bit makes me laugh.
I remember a flight with a BA 747 to Manila. Feels like a century ago, as smoking was still allowed. As, apparently, there were not to much passengers in Business class, the flight crew gave me two seats. One in the smoking section On the lower deck, and one in the non/smoking section on the upper deck. One little problem though. I was in Manila, my luggage in London. And the luggage came in on the flight that I was to take to return. But BA gave me 100 USD in cash to buy what I needed, so, no problem. Overall, it was a very nice experience.
I was on what they told us was the first 747 flight to have paying passengers, from LA to DC, I think it was, in 1967, again, if memory serves.
They asked us for our reactions after we landed and I suggested that it might be nice if they could attach the luggage bins to the ceiling so they didn't flap in the breeze quite so much.
@@TheDavidlloydjones Breeze? In a cigar tube 30,000 feet off the ground?
That engineer doing the job of the clicker counting all night.
No doubt that was a prank on the young fella.
The explanation regarding the lift force due to angle of attac is only a small partion of total lift force
Women have been getting treated as not important forever. We women can do anything men can and do. ❤❤❤
that's a lot of seat moving. those two guys are moving 3-row seating , row after row after row. Back-breaking work. I hope they get good retirement benefits and that the airline hasn't reduced their pensions and that their pensions were fully guaranteed and that they had a good 401K program and great benefits for medical, and a great bonus program and good increases every year. But it's the pension that I'm worried about most for them. I wish them a very lucrative retirement and the ability to travel the world without having to spend more than on a bag of chips. I heard the airlines have travel packages and even expenses paid. GO TO WORK FOR THE AIRLINES PEOPLE, DO IT NOW. some don't even do a BG check.
Well said!
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Family cars have more than 120 horsepower these days.
That engineer is Prince Williams “regular man” doppelgänger.
Former Boeing Everett.... where giant aircraft are born in the world's biggest factory by the world's best aircraft mechanics.
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For someone who does not fly the commercials are in exactly the wrong places in the video, breaking up the the video right when they are about to execute their moves.
Long live the Queen!
Aircrafts (sic)!
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In total it generates a pour of over 200 tons of
Help control the flow of oil and gas
FUN
Lands at 360 degrees
how old is this program?
According to the oil platform decommissioning on the underwater video date stamp it looks like 2010
Convertor produces 295 pounds of steel at a stoke
Super! My favorite airplane. Standing (almost)ovation arriving
HNL.
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Could weaken it possibly snapping in half
8 bolts all together
Coming in hott
The question is - Do any other airlines actually do this?
Let me flip that question around. "Only British Airways follow international aircraft maintenance standards, the others make shit up as they please" - what do you think is true?
They did this for cameras. This is "positive" or affirmative documentary. How it should be done. Marketing, PR. No critical thinking, no unwanted questions.
@@zazu9117Yes of course it’s all a conspiracy isn’t it?
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no
I HAVE TO REMIND YOU THE 747 IS NOT LARGEST PASSENDER PLANE, IS THE AIRBUS 380 IS LARGE HAS A LARGER PASSENGER SEATING CAPACITY, ON TWO DECKS, WHICH THE 747 HAS ONLY GOT A THIRD OF THE TOP DECK FOR CABIN ACCOMADTION, WHERE AS A 380 IS FULLY PASSENGERED, ON BOTH DECKS, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just remember....we all can't be clever....sadly
I can't believe she's undoing all of those seats with nonelectric screwdriver
Wigglesworth is the most English surname that there ever was,
19:11/12
90 tons of fuel first daily …down to 45-50 daily
Platform
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I'd love to be an engineer!
Fantastic! What's stopping you? No shame in starting late, and even the people walking, are still lapping everyone on the bench. Mathematics favours neither sex nor age, and the same goes for physics. The world is your oyster, Ms. Dunn. You only get one life, so live life to the fullest! ;D
@InservioLetum my son must have written this! He's 8 years old, never told me this ambition before either! Definitely something to be encouraged ❤ thank you for the advice, the world absolutely is his oyster and it makes me smile to know this is the content he's watching when he's not being watched ❤
@@NikitaDunn Aww that is so adorable. When I was eight years old... ugh, that hurt. I think the sky was still in black & white back then.
I didn't watch the entire thing yet, just wanted to say that i want more women engineers because i believe they awesome at detail
I fixed planes for the USAF 1979 to 1984. Iwanted to stay longer but my medical career interfered. C141 cargo craft were our priority. I loved it. I agree we need more female mechanics. They are discouraged. Now should be better. I hope they come.
Shame they cant keep up the MAX😂
So this is why some Boeing workers said (recorded on hidden camera) they would never sit on their own plane.
Well that and the wind. Sitting inside is MUCH more comfortable, I promise you.
Yet incredibly safe, so I have no idea what you're going on about.
2:14:23 Are helmets really needed? Ffs..
Gas Pathway
I wonder what these oil rig engineers think of the “Just Stop Oil” dick heads who burst onto Centre Court at Wimbledon today flinging jigsaw pieces onto the playing surface to disrupt the tournament.
Distuptive behaviour is the same wherever you go. Granted, it's not fun if you're a fan of watching primates cosplay live-action PONG! on grass, but sometimes the message merits whatever disruption is necessary to wake people up. The environment crisis is one such message.
I do have to wonder... why on EARTH puzzle pieces????
America subcontractors in Central America performing maintenance... I'm learning about airlines, stuff you ought to know before you fly around 😮 seriously. NC is a right to work for less state, in retribution for labor successful bargain 😢
My last flight on a 717 was with Delta Airlines in first class. These birds would be missed when they're gone from passenger service because they signal the end of an era.
200,000,000 lbs???? Ya, i dont think so
sooo creamy
The almost constant explaining just how much pressure the crew, are under is concerning.
Surely they should be being told to take as long as it takes!
I keep rewatching the bit with Becky Wadsworth. You never see a stewardess that actually looks the part anymore. Now it's all men right off a parade float, and old mothers-in-law. As we say in the Netherlands : het oog wil ook wat. It's not her function to be dreamy, but it does take your mind off the colostomy bag rupture that is airtravel nowadays.
Your word selection is Brilliant to describe the Equal Opportunity and Exclusion/Critical Race Culture agenda.
Our current Senate Majority Leader (the one who said, there are 6-Days plus Sunday that we can get You if you don’t follow the Agenda, not literally but his meaning).
I flew in the Golden Era of Jet ✈️Travel, 1970 through the early 90’s and witnessed what you stated.
I’m in Houston, Texas and recall Braniff Airlines tailor made designer outfits for an all Beautiful Female impeccable manners and positive personality Airline Stewardesses and Extremely Professional Male Stewart’s who stroked nothing but Positive Strength.
Also the Hot Pants outfits of Southwest Airlines when they began flying! Ha Ha
The, also run, staff with sloppy pants suits and non-sharp dressers began their destruction in the early 80’s.
Flying lost its mystic !
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I am not often surprised by people, but you have done so here, Mr. Davidson. When you cite critical race 'culture', are you referring to critical race theory? I cannot imagine how you'd have ever heard of that, even to the extent that you might be confusing it with something different. Critical race theory is university-level legal theory, and certainly not subject to agenda outside a law professors bookclub. I only know of it because I'm the only member of my family that did not go into law, and subsequently occasionally find myself in discussions on law at the dinner table when I visit my parents.
How on _earth_ did you even hear of it? I'm honestly astonished!
@@InservioLetumthe framework of critical race theory is common knowledge to many of those in the western world. Given the ignorance you displayed in your original comment it’s no wonder this fact comes as a surprise to you.
Only on the internet can you watch a bit about aero “engineering” and by the 2nd comment have it turn into critical race theory. Unreal….
In America they use critical race theory constantly. So much so that you roll your eyes every time it's brought up. It's a shame because things that actually do fall into that category are commonly overlooked because half the time just the concept is ridiculous so hearing it makes you cringe right off the bat.
Why do airplanes get hit by lighting really? wtf lol
Because they are more conductive than the air they fly through, and move so quickly through air that they build up static electricity.
The constant mention of “Victor X Ray” puts me off…. So pretentious… damn sohai
Why are these videos made with overpowering background music? Totally unnecessary.
I can only image the twitches caused to US engineers by calling mechanics "engineers".
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Engineers in murica have bigger problems than what the civilised first world is doing or calling people.
"When engineering becomes massive"... There is no such thing as an engineering that is massive, except in the vocabularies of half schooled halfbakers.
Well that certainly lends weight to the subject.