The Efficient Engineer - Understanding Buckling

Buckling is a failure mode that occurs in columns and other members that are loaded in compression. It is a sudden change deformation that occurs at a certain critical load. In this video we explore some key topics relating to buckling, including Euler's formula, the effects of end conditions, and other aspects like the effect of column slenderness, inelastic buckling and the buckling of shells and plates.

Structural Engineers' Secrets for Mega Tall Building Design

Have you ever wondered how the tallest buildings in the world are designed or what special measures structural engineers take to make these heights possible? In this video it talks about some of the major considerations engineers take