¿Por qué los Barcos Gigantes NO se PARTEN CON LAS OLAS?
In this video, we compare the stiffness of a metal ruler to that of a 300-meter giant ship, highlighting how tension, shear, and axial load affect its structure. We explore the strength of materials and the engineering challenges of shipbuilding. Discover the forces acting upon these colossi of the sea! Today we explore: 00:00 Introduction 01:03 The Physics Behind Hogging and Sagging 02:25 Structural Reinforcement Beams and Frames 03:49 Fiber Optic Sensors for Wave Detection 05:49 The Tragedy of the Liberty Ships of 1941 06:12 Final Remarks and Conclusion #NavalEngineering #Ships #FunFacts #Engineering #BowToTheLimit #Technology #Science #GiantShips #Sea

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