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They would sink like a cement block.

As a child I remember seeing one sail past me near Oak Island, NC (around 1960). It left a lasting impression on me.

There's a balance between the best product to use, versus the only product you can afford at the time.

There's some correlations here to concrete pool construction and Shotcrete projects. Lots of steel reinforcement, small aggregate, limited added water, high level placement consolidation. Racquet ball, hand ball court walls are/were built with lots of pencil rod & wire, covered with Portland cement rich plaster (concrete grout basically).

I had no idea about this. Thank you

I wonder what the math looks like if you use Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC)?

a spy stealing plans for concrete ships doesn't mean the germans wanted to build them. maybe they did, but to me it's just as likely they wanted to know the weaknesses to properly target them.

It is said that if you are crossing an ocean, the best ride you can get is in a ferro boat. The worst is in an aluminium or fibreglass one. This is because of the weight of the vessel. I believe the worlds largest barge is made of concrete. It was made in France and is used in conjunction with an oil platform off Africa.

LAME

I never had heard of it.

Seems like it could be viable for a houseboat that doesn't go very far.

Your trying to $ell Gullible Warming and talking about heavier Ice Breakers being planned. So The Gullible Warming Narrative is getting ;crushed/ locked in the ICE! Al Galore said their would be no more snow in the year 2,000. So what is that white stuff outside now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A lot of research has gone into this video !

They are not made with concrete. The real name Farrocement. The process uses 2 or 3 different sizes of sand. Zero rocks. The process uses lots of pencil rod, very small rebar. Then expanded metal lath, you call it chicken wire. The object is to get the pencil rod and 5 layers of metal lath as thin as they can squeeze them together. A 65 foot cement boat we plastered had all 5 layers in less the a 3/8 inch thickness. The cement is the filler. If you want a book written on Farocement contact me I will give you the book. It was written in the late 70’s. We were a plastering company in the Portland area and we did 10 boats . What killed this process was the price of the rod and wire. The price shot up and it became cheaper to build out of Steel. The big company in California was Daniel cement boats. We traveled to California and met with them. At that time they had to get the sand only from a plant in Canada.

A ship that floats like a log can reduce the weight penalty with concrete ships while swapping trains in one hour and would allow small islands to trade with the world.

A canoe trip in Waupaca, Wisconsin had several concrete boats that took the customers to the start of the trip.

It's just not boaty , , *** 👍 , , ferro boat s rust from day 1 , lime and steel don't mix , with salt water , ❤. , .

That’s not the only problem if the A10 fires continuously it will fall out of the air from lack of lift. “Edit if it fires for long enough that is.”

5:17 i thought that was the millenium falcon for a second

At 03:11, I like how you danced nicely around saying that (unhelpful for UA-cam videos) "H" name.

I thought the elves hopped off of the ship with sledge hammers...

What is that horrible noise in the background ? Is that 'music' ? Spoils what could be a great video.

There have been developments in *Basalt* reinforcement. I think there are possible advantages for basalt in concrete ships.

That ship is a maritime hero.

nice. i expected that such boats would be way more than twice the weight of steel ships

UMO had a concrete canoe competition every year for their engineering students.

Powell River British Columbia. That's where the break water is in Canada ! Please come visit and see them !! It's a pretty amazing sight 😊 the whole sunshine coast is beautiful ! I promise you will not be disappointed. Lives here a long time and I'm still in awe when I see it ❤

iv been l0king for info about these things, but its either hard to come by or im just lazy, good video 🐷🐖🐽

My 99 year old dad was a Merchant Marine officer in WW2. He was in port in the summer and concrete ship was in port with a friend from MM Academy on board. Dad visited his friend on the concrete ship. Dad wanted to see the engine room and while below a V1 hit the concrete ship destroying his friend's cabin. Dad told me the did not run concrete ships in cold waters and winter they were mostly used in the warm Caribbean. Dad said the only thing liked about the concrete ships is they had better sound insulation

παρα πολυ καλη ιδεα γιατι δεν κτιζουνε και τωρα τετοια πλοια? το κοστος τους δεν θα ειναι ουτε το 1/5και οταν βγαινουν εκτος να τα βυθιζουνε για τεχνικους υφαλους να γινοντα κατοικιες για ψαρια/αριστη ιδεα

FYI these all are ferro cement boats and ships. So I reality actually steel boats were cement is used.

There was a period when ferroconcrete was a popular choice for homebuilt sailboats. Until people gained experience with them. They used inexpensive materials but were labor intensive. And the problem was that while they were strong and durable, if built properly, it was impossible to determine whether they were built properly from an external inspection.

The wreckage of one ship is located a few yards off the shore of sunset beach in Cape May, New Jersey.

lol SO MANY PEOPLE NEW HOW IT HAPPENED BUT STILL WATCHED IT LOL WHY DONT YOU ADMIT LIKE MYSELF AT 63 THAT THERE ARE QUITE A FEW TECHNIQUES THERE I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT SO UNLESS YOUR INSECURE ABOUT YOUR INTELLIGENCE OR JUST PLAIN UP YOURSELF ... MOST PEOPL DONT KNOW EVERY THING BUT I KNO0W IF YOU RESPOND TO A TITLE AS IF ITS STUPID NORMALLY YOU SHOW YOURSELF AS A FOOL .THANKYOU FOR INFORMATION MUCH WISER 63 YEAR OLD NOW .

Very interesting . Thanks a lot.

At 01:40 the list of ships includes one named SS Francois Hennebique. Where J-L Lambot (00:39) was the father of Ferro-Cement - Hennebique was the father of Reinforced-Concrete. Hennebique , or his licencees, built thousands of concrete structures in the UK including the famous Hennebique Bridge at Brooklands Circuit, Weybridge, the first purpose-built banked motor-racing circuit in the world. That bridge still survives, as does another Hennebique construction, the footbridge crossing the railway lines at Kew Gardens station.

bro from 3:11 to 7:16, you used a so complex vocabulary for my brain that i started learning something new

I wonder how the cost calculations would change if one of these were built today with a nuclear powerplant in place of a diesel one?

give a10 apfsds

There's a small one abandoned on a river bank near where I live here in the UK

xd.

Ironically AI has made me do more research than less of it. Because ever so often I see something like this and question if it’s true or not.😂

Of all the things I learnt about WW2, this was somehow never one of them, thanks for the video.

the amount of people that are trying to rationalize american crimes agains humanity is concerning

It's hard to hate objects that are that ugly. It's like an achievement in and of itself.

This is one of those videos that makes you check to make sure it's not April 1st.

Sucking his hands on, not all computer.

There can't be that much ice! We have Global Warming. Someone's been lying to us.

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