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PE2015 said:26 Mar 18 21:53 Video just posted on utube appears to shown bridge the morning of collapse
At 8:53 AM, westbound travel appears to show worker on south end canopy. No "apparent" north deck blemishes or cracks---video is fuzzy somewhat.
At 9:39 AM, eastbound travel shows crane setting up, maybe the man lift basket in roadway.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVjBiFMXjwU
jrs87 said:Philadelphia Construction Engineering video " I have no comment on it's veracity at this point. "
LittleInch said:I haven't seen the end point of the bottom rod in the deck in any photos or indeed if the rod ends were straight or bent over at the fixing points.
LittleInch said:It's a damn pity we don't know where these mysterious cracks were that they were apparently trying to fix by maybe tightening up the tension rods.
I have been trying to locate them by deduction. Can we can safely assume they were not at any location obscured by a zip-tied banner? Also, the voicemail mentioned repairing cracks, not trying to arrest them. Does anyone here know of another instance of a span collapsing from its own weight after standing for a period of time?LittleInch said:It's a ... pity we don't know where these mysterious cracks were...
jrs87 said:I have been trying to locate them by deduction. Can we can safely assume they were not at any location obscured by a zip-tied banner? Also, the voicemail mentioned repairing cracks, not trying to arrest them. Does anyone here know of another instance of a span collapsing from its own weight after standing for a period of time? .