What Makes These 3 Buildings Earthquake-Proof?

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
  • Earthquakes are a problem for the whole world. But some countries have to deal with it more often than others. Ring of Fire is an infamous path along the Pacific Ocean that goes through countless earthquakes each year. When the countries around this area are so prone to earthquakes, the government bodies there has a responsibility to make their buildings as durable as possible. Taking the necessary precautions can be the difference between life and death in situations like the issue is not one that you can take lightly.
    In this episode, we are going to take a look at how different countries and different buildings take prosecutions to decrease the effects of these earthquakes. Japan, Utah, and Taiwan are all situated around fault lines and they all deal with the threat in different ways.
    Japan took inspiration from traditional architecture to build the tallest structure in the country. Utah fixed pass mistakes to retroactively make a building proof with seismic dampers. And finally, Taiwan specifically designs a building to withstand the biggest earthquakes by taking advantage of flexibility, physics, and a solid foundation.
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  • @Interestingengineeringofficial
    @Interestingengineeringofficial  2 месяца назад

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  • @Kevin-fq3zh
    @Kevin-fq3zh Год назад +92

    thank you for classifying taiwan 🇹🇼 as a country!!! 😉👍🏻

  • @DeerShit01
    @DeerShit01 8 месяцев назад +10

    Even though it is our own country, Japan sometimes does incomprehensible things. For example, many five-story pagodas in the Nara period (1,400yrs ago) was made earthquake-proof using central pillars, and the main hall of Rengeo-in (a.k.a Sanjusangen-do) was made seismically isolated by floating it under the floor in the Heian period (800yrs ago). It is crazy in many ways, LOL
    PS: In a thousand and several hundred years, there has been not a single reported case of a five-story pagoda collapsing due to an earthquake, even though there have been cases of fire and typhoons that have caused it to collapse.

  • @jwillisbarrie
    @jwillisbarrie Год назад +10

    Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf

  • @newsreviewerrobot-4639
    @newsreviewerrobot-4639 Год назад +1

    I appreciate the detailed reporting in this news video.

  • @saramesler66
    @saramesler66 Год назад

    Is that John Goodman who is narrating? Appreciate this video!

  • @GXfookin9
    @GXfookin9 5 месяцев назад +2

    Who's here after recent Japan earthquake??

  • @pxonr
    @pxonr Год назад

    I have to do this as a homework thanks alot

  • @Interestingengineeringofficial
    @Interestingengineeringofficial  Год назад +3

    Top 5 Earthquake Resistant Structures Around the World
    interestingengineering.com/culture/top-5-earthquake-resistant-structures-around-world

  • @hk8450
    @hk8450 Год назад +1

    if earthquakes are shallow on land and near the surface, and the surface is not strong, I do not believe that any measures will protect concrete structures from earthquakes. in shallow earthquakes, you can clearly feel the ground moving up and down. it's like someone jumping on top of a car. and in many parts of the world, the most suitable settlements are accumulated land plots .many earthquakes happen far below the ground and in the seas. .this reduces the strength of the earthquake by a huge amount .

  • @cevhery.e.3404
    @cevhery.e.3404 Год назад +7

    But still thousand of people died in Turkey even there are solutions. How sad it is...

    • @asadbek5681
      @asadbek5681 Год назад

      Turkey doesn't have that kind of technology

    • @cevhery.e.3404
      @cevhery.e.3404 Год назад +13

      @@asadbek5681As a Turk i think The point is not about technology. The building contractors are dumb and dont care human life also laws r not enough.

    • @whitewolf2767
      @whitewolf2767 Год назад +2

      @@cevhery.e.3404 You should urge your government to ask Japan to lend their earth quake resistance technology.

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад

      @@whitewolf2767 Turkey has the tech. They just choice not to use it because of state sponsored corruption.

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад

      In turkey there is a few you can pay to ignore most construction regulations. let me say it again. turkey has state sponsored legal corruption to ignore buildings laws.
      That is why turkey was ssuch a disastor

  • @olanrewajuadam7499
    @olanrewajuadam7499 Год назад +2

    God bless the epicenter is directly the building's foundation, all hope lost

  • @festusajayi8917
    @festusajayi8917 Год назад +1

    There's nothing like earthquake proof structure

  • @yuumetal2363
    @yuumetal2363 Год назад +5

    Taipei 101 was constructed by Japanese company Kumagai Gumi

  • @emrebolat8343
    @emrebolat8343 Год назад +2

    Five century ago, Mimar Sinan had earthquake resistant structures that was the best.

  • @odimeren7175
    @odimeren7175 Год назад +1

    There's no materials that could stop the God wraths

  • @yoopucan55
    @yoopucan55 Год назад +4

    日本の建築物は揺れには耐えられます。しかし、津波が全てを押し流します…

    • @harumatsu3731
      @harumatsu3731 11 месяцев назад +1

      まぁ、津波は建物云々じゃどうしようもないし

    • @sherimatukonis6016
      @sherimatukonis6016 7 месяцев назад +1

      2011 was sad. The buildings were impressive but the land on the coast became a victims of subsidence + tsunami. You just can't build sea walls big enough without feeling like you're living in a prison.

  • @radinelaj3932
    @radinelaj3932 7 месяцев назад

    I have posted a video in, my channel,similar to this that

  • @user-bj2xn8jk7t
    @user-bj2xn8jk7t Год назад +1

    There is no earthquakes proof bruh so understand it hasn't happen there

  • @sadeddinmus
    @sadeddinmus Год назад

    Remove the music

  • @virgilverzola6507
    @virgilverzola6507 Год назад +4

    There is no building in the world that is earthquake proof. When the 'big one' hits it will destroy everything just like in the movie 2012.

    • @festusajayi8917
      @festusajayi8917 Год назад

      You're right

    • @user-hh9cc8op3o
      @user-hh9cc8op3o Год назад +7

      Your opinion is extreme.
      It's like throwing off your bulletproof vest on the battlefield saying, "This can't withstand a nuclear explosion."

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад

      nice conspiracy bro.

    • @yuumetal2363
      @yuumetal2363 Год назад

      The maximum magnitude of an earthquake that could actually occur is approx. 9, and Seismic intensity scales is 7.
      Japan's earthquake resistant technology assumes a seismic intensity of 7.
      of course even worse earthquake occurs in movie though.

    • @sherimatukonis6016
      @sherimatukonis6016 7 месяцев назад

      The primary goal is to NOT collapse thereby killing people. They want them to stay whole even if damaged to allow people to get out and to safety (or tent cities until they rebuild)

  • @inthe21stcentury
    @inthe21stcentury Год назад +3

    As those buildings Man Idolizes haven't experienced Magnitude 10, Assumptive is an unwanted trait!

  • @user-dz4tf8rt5s
    @user-dz4tf8rt5s Год назад +3

    Thank you for doing the japan country.
    (日本国をやってくれてありがとう。)

  • @navajyotichetia8968
    @navajyotichetia8968 Год назад

    The utah state Capitol shall rest on its laurels only upto when the natural degradation of rubber starts, thereafter there shall be no rubber to rest on as rubber becomes articulated with the ground foundations

  • @dislikebutton1799
    @dislikebutton1799 Год назад +1

    It would suck if that pendulum came aloose.

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    @mirec4 Год назад +1

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  • @user-bj2xn8jk7t
    @user-bj2xn8jk7t Год назад

    Those things you called proof stood on the same ground which belongs to the earthquakes

  • @vickipedia3253
    @vickipedia3253 Год назад

    Nobody’s will talk about India’s architecture marvels from 4-5,000 years before? Standing as is withstanding 1000s of earthquakes?

  • @ImtheIC
    @ImtheIC Год назад +1

    You mention the USA but not Turkey? You call yourself an engineer?

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад +3

      These are for actually successful buildings.

    • @waterspray5743
      @waterspray5743 Год назад +2

      Which Turkish building is earthquake-proof?

    • @Agustin_R
      @Agustin_R 8 месяцев назад +1

      The turkey earthquake wasn’t that strong and it destroyed entire cities and killed thousands. Turkey is not an antiseismic country

    • @Lana-pf5ce
      @Lana-pf5ce 8 месяцев назад

      Turkey has piss poor earthquake infrastructure for a country located on a fault line

  • @rahmanarp4698
    @rahmanarp4698 Год назад

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