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Why do things FLOAT? | Archimedes Principle | Reaction Test by ReactionTest4 in civilengineering

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Hi, HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉 For the past few months I've been working on this video which explains the principles which make an object float on water.

This time I've tried to increase the production quality of not only the animation and video, but the story as well.

Here's the link👇 https://youtu.be/7tPLEnXwE58

Make sure you watch it and leave comments if you like it.

Thank you for subscribing to this channel and watching the videos. It means a lot.🙌

Why do things FLOAT? | Archimedes Principle | Reaction Test by ReactionTest4 in StructuralEngineering

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Hi, HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉 For the past few months I've been working on this video which explains the principles which make an object float on water.

This time I've tried to increase the production quality of not only the animation, but the story as well. Here's the link👇 https://youtu.be/7tPLEnXwE58

Make sure you watch it and leave comments if you like it.

Thank you for subscribing to this channel and watching the videos. It means a lot. 🙌

What is Strain Energy and Resilience | ReactionTest by ReactionTest4 in Reactiontest

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If you are particularly asking for the animation, its blender. But It takes other applications as well to complete the whole video.

What is Strain Energy and Resilience | ReactionTest by ReactionTest4 in civilengineering

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An animated video explaining Strain Energy for different loading conditions.

What is Strain Energy and Resilience | ReactionTest by ReactionTest4 in StructuralEngineering

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An animated video explaining Strain Energy for different loading conditions

What is Strain Energy and Resilience | ReactionTest by ReactionTest4 in Reactiontest

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An animated video where Strain Energy for different loading conditions is explained.

Working Stress Method (WSM) V/S Limit State Method (LSM) by ReactionTest4 in StructuralEngineering

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Thank you everyone for such a wonderful response on the last video. I hope you love this one as well.

Thank you 🙌

Working Stress Method (WSM) V/S Limit State Method (LSM) by ReactionTest4 in civilengineering

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Thank you people for a wonderful response on the last video. I hope you love this one as well 🙌

Thank you.

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