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Engineering & Construction explained in a simple language.
I discuss engineering and construction topics in a simple, easy to understand, language.
Shorts are published every day, enjoy!
I discuss engineering and construction topics in a simple, easy to understand, language.
Shorts are published every day, enjoy!
How to Reconstruct a Wharf - EP-1 - Wharf Design & Demolition
Do you know how wharves get reconstructed and upgraded?
This is the first episode of “How to Reconstruct a Wharf” series, and today we will figure out what a wharf is, look at overall scope of reconstruction and do the very first step of it - demolition.
Our task in this series will be to partially demolish 1,500 feet of 34 years old container terminal wharf and upgrade it for new, much bigger, ship-to-shore container cranes.
RELATED VIDEOS:
How to Prepare a Subgrade for 18-inch-thick Concrete? czcams.com/video/xuwr5vX0GX0/video.html
Lime-Cement Soil Stabilization in Construction - What is it? czcams.com/video/t1BkutBj6Qs/video.html
How Large Civil Engineering Projects are Designed? czcams.com/video/X6lHzYUUxVo/video.html
Roller Compacted Concrete - What is it? czcams.com/video/GVI6thqQEq8/video.html
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - What is a Wharf?
1:53 - Structure and Design of the Wharf
4:03 - How rebuilding process would look like?
5:33 - Demolition - Pavement
6:01 - Demolition - Buildings
6:28 - Demolition - Deck
9:04 - Demolition - Other Items
MUSIC:
Tinker Time - Nathan Moore
Rains Of Meghalaya - Hanu Dixit
Pioneers - TrackTribe
Organic Guitar House - Dyalla
Cool Revenge - Jeremy Blake
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This is the first episode of “How to Reconstruct a Wharf” series, and today we will figure out what a wharf is, look at overall scope of reconstruction and do the very first step of it - demolition.
Our task in this series will be to partially demolish 1,500 feet of 34 years old container terminal wharf and upgrade it for new, much bigger, ship-to-shore container cranes.
RELATED VIDEOS:
How to Prepare a Subgrade for 18-inch-thick Concrete? czcams.com/video/xuwr5vX0GX0/video.html
Lime-Cement Soil Stabilization in Construction - What is it? czcams.com/video/t1BkutBj6Qs/video.html
How Large Civil Engineering Projects are Designed? czcams.com/video/X6lHzYUUxVo/video.html
Roller Compacted Concrete - What is it? czcams.com/video/GVI6thqQEq8/video.html
MY OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA:
Instagram: ingeniumbuild
TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@ingeniumbuild
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - What is a Wharf?
1:53 - Structure and Design of the Wharf
4:03 - How rebuilding process would look like?
5:33 - Demolition - Pavement
6:01 - Demolition - Buildings
6:28 - Demolition - Deck
9:04 - Demolition - Other Items
MUSIC:
Tinker Time - Nathan Moore
Rains Of Meghalaya - Hanu Dixit
Pioneers - TrackTribe
Organic Guitar House - Dyalla
Cool Revenge - Jeremy Blake
LIKE & SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ENGINEERING HOW-TO VIDEOS!
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Nice clip, approximately what is your altitude?
Nice footage!
crane operator is a good job
crane operator is a good job
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The RM line is horrible to operate. Loud and cant see crap.
Not a complaint in the keast, but the video footage and music were so stimulating that i got distracted from the information xD
Do you have a video of them actually setting up the drill unit
I sure do.
Would this process be expensive for residential construction? I live in Houston Texas and we just spent $15k to fix our shifted foundation on our 1970s house. Would've been great to have this beforehand
I doubt any home builder would consider this, or "treat the soil" before building. They simply dig down far enough and pour thick enough concrete where this becomes a very rare issue. Sorry it happened to you.
It is an expensive process in general. It works well on a large scale, for example - roadway construction. When you have a small individual multiple areas to work, it gets astronomical in price. The only time builders consider doing it is when they have no other choice due to extremely poor soil, however, in many cases it is cheaper to extract soil and replace it, rather than do lime. Extraction technique is widely used in Colorado, for example. The only time builders do lime for a house is when someone orders a custom house on private land.
Hi brother any have oprater job vacancys?
crazy
Global cooling
Global warming
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A crane lifting a crane
Nice!
Thanks!
Pedro sacsle un PEDO😅😅😅😅😅😅
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Жолы вузбан
Nice footage
Promo'SM 😉
Blondie was the shizzinite?
Large scale digger. I'll take one.
Seasonings and adhesive
Just guessing but does it act as an adhesive🤷
With concrete we actually need the opposite, this is a bond breaker, that separates base from concrete.
I thought you were about to put down asphalt. It looked like a substance I’ve heard called tac spraying from the truck. My bad. Thanks for the insight 💯
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This appears to be heavy machinery that is a compactor... or roller. The foundation must be compacted before a concrete mixture can be laid down. Usually in small areas... a small compactor is used. In a large area, such as in the vid, a much larger compactor would be used in order to dramtically decrease the amount of time it would take to compact the foundation with smaller machines.
It's not a compactor, and neither is it a roller.
@ingeniumbuild If you know it's not... then you must know what it is. How about enlightening us?
@dwightmcmillan947 Absolutely, full video about lime-cement soil stabilization was just posted on youtube. Check it out for an explanation of what this machine is for and what is going on in this clip.
@@ingeniumbuild thanks!
I love doing that
We all see it right?
No, we all see it left.
Is this a gold washing machine?
I wish.
Full scale snap track.
YOUR MUSIC IS WAY TOO LOUD!
Nice ending page. Doing a great job
Loam
Clay
They seem to be reconditioning more than one. They seem best for shore bombardment. ?
Is the US recommissioning the old girl?
No she has wear and tear to her belly and to keep her from sinking they drydocked her for repairs
She has been a floating museum for many years, but haul started to leak, so they put her into dock to replace underwater haul section and do some other repairs.
If you can't do it with out GPS then you are not a good dozer man
Pavement is way too expensive to risk grading just for a cool look.
Mine can
Shit clay. That ain't soil lol
Clay is the bane of my existence.
Super!
I really enjoy it when it sticks in the bucket and wont come out. Nothing better hahaha fml
Struggle is real.
Wet
High clay content. We have a lot of that here in northern Pennsylvania.
Alot of it here in northern CA too
This is formal dredge material, so it is very saturated.
Idk where you are, but it looks pretty wet
It's a former dredge material, so it is very wet.
It's just a little clay, that's pretty damn deep for a digout.
I think the dangerous part is unloading it.
Tricky tricky.
Did they weld caps on each end?
Yah, they have caps.
I like doing it the best on 45 stories up right at the edge