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Minneapolis Interstate 35 Bridge Collapse


The horrific and fatal Minneapolis, MN Interstate 35 bridge collapse has left inspectors, the state and engineers alike wondering what went wrong. When the dust settles, will the collapse be deemed a structural failure or did metal fatigue play a part? Preliminary reports suggest that the bridge recently passed inspection - but what testing methods were used to pinpoint structural weaknesses? Our coverage examines the engineering aspects of the disaster.
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  • Lab-Type Instruments Monitor Health of Structures in Beijing
    Lab instruments are being used to monitor structural health and buildings in the Olympics in Beijing. Full Story
    2008-08-20 04:50:00 EDT
  • Come Together
    Sure there are several new products that in addition to improved performance, reduce waste, reduce cost and/or specifically meet regulations. But looking closely at many of the newest adhesives and joining products reveals an easy-does-it side. Full Story
    2008-08-07 20:00:00 EDT
  • Making It Faster and, of Course, Better
    No matter what area of materials processing is involved, users look for a technology solution that meets a specification but more and more want something that provides an edge in their business. Full Story
    2008-08-07 20:00:00 EDT
  • Taking Advantage of MIM
    Metal-injection molding (MIM) can provide advantages that range from material and weight savings, improved surface finish, greater strength and hardness or elimination of secondary operations, depending on the technology. Full Story
    2008-08-07 20:00:00 EDT
  • New Molding Systems Expand Options
    There's an explosion in new materials and processing systems that expand the capability of engineers to design industrial products for demanding new applications. Full Story
    2008-08-07 20:00:00 EDT
  • Prefabricated Architecture: Engineering the Modern Home
    An exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art shows how prefab houses increasingly make use of design and manufacturing technologies from the industrial world. Full Story
    2008-08-05 09:46:03 EDT
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  • Taking Advantage of MIM
    Metal-injection molding (MIM) can provide advantages that range from material and weight savings, improved surface finish, greater strength and hardness or elimination of secondary operations, depending on the technology. Full Review
    2008-08-07 20:00:00 EDT
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