Tens of thousands of cubic meters of seawater pressing onto acrylic sheets! Engineers tame dozens of truck level thrusters with a balance of rigidity and flexibility

When the aquarium is filled with tens of thousands of cubic meters of seawater, the entire acrylic panel will face the lateral thrust of dozens of trucks. The construction team needs to first rely on precise mechanical calculations to build a reinforced framework, and more importantly, find a balance between "rigidity" and "flexibility" - both using supports to withstand heavy pressure and prevent deformation, and using flexible contact to resolve stress and prevent cracking, with a difference of 1 millimeter potentially causing leakage. From board lifting to sealing inspection, every step is a test of engineering accuracy. The stunning underwater landscape in the eyes of tourists conceals the wisdom of engineers in taming physical laws, and is a hardcore answer sheet written by humans in the field of aquarium construction.