WIND FARM ASSEMBLY Off The Coast Of Sylt - Millimeter Work In All Weathers | Full Documentary
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- Probably the most difficult construction site in Germany is 70 kilometers from Sylt. The sea is up to 32 meters deep and the waves are high even in good weather. A wind park with 80 turbines is being built here under harsh conditions, which will generate climate-friendly electricity for a million people. A mammoth project that is hard to beat in terms of size and complexity. And things are progressing rapidly: specialists erect the almost 150-meter-high wind turbines within a day.
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incredible facinating awe
astounding
Facinatingawe
Stoic effort fasvcinating
amazing
Finally some good news
Stay safe the sky is the limit
is quite good to see all these workers in action with a really fantastic goal.All producers and staff are really amazing in doing their tasks.thank you DW DOC for all this information and beautiful technology.
How much energy is consumed in the production and erection of these turbines? I'll tell you - MORE than they produce over their lifetime. If they produced MORE energy over their existence than they took to produce they would produce energy MORE cheaply than conventional energy production methods.
All this is a scam. It's a waste of energy
People have been pointing this out for 20 YEARS, but people just ignore it, because scams are lucrative.
This channel it's so addictive , i really love and enjoy every single documentary .... Amazing technology , thank you Welt for bringing us alone
I work on it and I can confirm that this is the most precise media produced according to the reality of this job.
Lucky bastard.😃🤝👏
I call it paid to play 😂@@flpcity9016
Thanks a ton.. for giving an opportunity to look inside the offshore WTG installation..
Very impressive these folks are very smart
This is the best video I’ve experienced on the construction of an off-shore wind farm - an excellent commentary 😃👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏
Finally some good news.
I Love this extreme engineering , this is as good as it gets.
Also very nice to see how the Crew work and ships ammenaties.
Liam Neeson is really nailing this narration!
Danish/German cooperation is awesome
Totally agree with you.
but the designer is moroccan🇲🇦
Not when the southern most Danish wind turbines are paid to go offline during windy periods (by Germany), just to recieve the electricity produced by German wind turbines. Still a lot of law that have to be changed to really move forward. But generally I totally agree with you :)
Marvel of engineering, simply amazing transportation techniques
It should be noted that this project is quite old. It was commissioned in 2014, ancient history in the off-shore wind power world. Turbines were 3.6MW each, about a third of the standard in 2020/21. Nevertheless, this documentary is very instructive and interesting.
Thanks for this interesting remark!
I was thinking the same thing. 66m towers are tiny for offshore wind. The turbines I work on are 13 years old, based onshore, and yet stand 14 meters taller than these
Indeed
@@joelrowbotham180 They are smaller than the current generation of WTG's, but offshore, the towers do not generally need to be as tall as onshore WTG's due to unimpeded wind across the sea compared to land where hills etc can interfere with wind quality. The main reason for taller towers nowadays offshore is due to the length of the blades - currently at 108m in length for the SG14 MW
Did that particular project pay itself off ? Is it still working???
Very well done video with excellent and meaningful narration. The discussion with the chef adds some "spice" to the video.
Spectacular! Thanks for posting this video 💯
Very interesting - Thanks for sharing.
I am amazed! Great informative video. Thank you
A really nice vessel to work on, the 3 vessels they have are great.
Thank you for using METRIC so that the majority of the world's population can understand the weights, specifications and dimensions being discussed!
Errr, they are German, they ONLY do metric (just like the French ;-)
@@astranger448 Hence why I said 'Thank You'. There are so many producers on YT that still think imperial/american customary units are a thing and insist on using them exclusively or worse yet using both, making their videos clunky and cluttered
What an interesting documentary. Thank you for showing everyone this. I am amazed! Great informative video. Thank you.
Impressive combination of thinking and doing, great to see.
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Thank you for sharing your experiences. We are very grateful. You continue to do wonderful things.
Thank you!!
Amazing projects- thanks for sharing,best wishes!👌👌🏾👌
That seems like a dream job
Amazing! What a work !
Very beautiful! Thanks for the high-quality content!
quality documentary
What an interesting documentary. Thank you for showing everyone this
Amazing ❤❤
This will be amazing
Grazie=Thank you and congratulations, Paul
i helped pay to start wind farm in Texas 1990s - Now its Huge - me Happy
But those were not offshore. And all the big players started in Denmark in the 70s.
Amazing
20:19 sadly we don't have swimming pool, but we do have a sea
Stunning!
That Captain should have his own channel. Maybe called" the understated professional"..
great documentary
Mike, been a boat nerd 70 years. Watched freighters on Belle Isle while fishing with my uncle. Moved to Mtns of NC and miss theDetroit River and my boats. Your filling a gap that has made life a bit nicer being able to watch the lift bridge and all different ships. I must say the old school boats are my favourites. The Big Barker and Miner are good, but wheelhouse forward are the true freighters to me.
Thank you
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great video very interesting to watch and learn of the windfarms construction
I just sat through a 5-minute ad on a wind turbine gearbox oil changing maintenance vehicle~ XD
I'm not sure why I didn't skip it~
Lmao, maybe you didn't notice the add start so you kept on watching then finally noticed it was an add once the time ran out lol. Happen once to me but now I can't wait for it to light up SKIP just cause I can't stand adds. Right away before the clip you are going to watch is better then 3+ times throughout whatever you trying to watch
That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Barbaro!!!! Great Work
great video!! super
Amazing 👍👍👍👌👏💯💯
Super
Powerful things happen when great people who want to change the world .
“Your boat is all jacked up” is a good thing in this case
Thanks for sharing. The floating hotel looks nice. :)
That was awesome 👍👍👍👍
Extraordinary
This is incredible. I want that job
So good to see the video
scottish operator! :) fantastic! top job lad! dream lifting!
Dream job!
*helpful infor!*
Good job
Very interesting! I like that great work for green future!
Cool documentary. I would love to be on that Hotel ship, no need to go anywhere else.
great video
Nice!!!
Men are so underrated now a days. They say women are smarted than men. Ha! I'd say women are smart, but men are fricking brilliant and INCREDIBLE!
I love ships like these. Formidable, sleek, powerful, and of course no woman's figure is complete without a generous rack
...of turbineblades below deck.
Thx.
Interesting Doc.
20.08 love the spider going up and across the screen
lmao at the spider making an appearance at 20:06
In the U.S. my R&R after three weeks of fieldwork was the privilege of working three normal week of forty hours with dry sox.
Frequent unprecedented weather on the way this year be grateful 🌧️
I see these on trains a lot in the US and always wondered how they were assembled
amazing efficiency, i bet they are well paid for that work. we just need a few dozen more of these setups .
Awsome videos
Waiting to 👀 for 3 days
very experienced people
100MW installed in 10 days. Impressive.
36MW... Its Siemens 3.6MW
@@mychan759 What does that have to do with the jack up having 10 3.6MW turbines loaded and installed in 10 days?
For a factor of charge 20-40%... when you get some wind between 20 to 90km... that'all... usuless energy...
Bring your Boat to Ireland and build some mobile wind turbines like I suggested quite some time ago. Great stuff
at 30:14 you see all the guys who install your windfarms smoking packs of cigarettes!!! lolz
So what?
i worked as scaffalder at those towers
Good 👍👍
good
Love
Good luck
THANK
Good
a) Found in yt while in search of cultivation guides.
b) Easy to understand.
c) Different cultivation experiments.
Very much enjoying your documentaries! Only suggestion is to improve the .usic choices, as they don't match the action very well.
Thank you for posting these!
One minor nitpick: diameter!= radius.... :P great video!!
Time code? In short clip no need for it but in anything longer than 5 minutes it is just polite to add time code.
Now i dont know what you are referring to.
for clarification, diameter does-not = radius. 2r = d
Is no one else going to talk about the massive spider that crawled out of the tower section into the base when they were getting ready to make connection lmfao
Crane operator "That's why you would never stand underneath the load"
A few minutes later a crew of 4 men stand underneath it to bolt it down!lol
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20:07 [I can see a insect running on the screen...😂😂...What was that?]
Nearly threw my away my damn phone becausw of that.
Kurtzgesagt!! 👋🤩💜
Dropping a steel tubes in to volcanic activity and shaping the bubble out and vibrations is the ability to create a relationship between the earth and knowledge of it.
i really appreciate german engineering, soo good
31:35 "wind is the adversary." The conundrum: wind makes erecting the tower difficult (must be < 12m/s or 26 mph) yet wind farms are deliberately placed in windy locations.
I love engineering
This is an excellent documentary on Wind Farm Assembly. However, throughout the narration, unless I missed it, there was no mention of on site medical support. Are there doctors, nurses and other medical support close by in case of need?