Construction Workers Can't Believe This Technique Works - Most Ingenious Construction Techniques

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  • čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
  • The construction industry continues to evolve with incredible techniques and innovative solutions today. These techniques allow us to build stronger, more durable and more aesthetic structures. In this video, we will examine modern techniques used in construction. You will see that some techniques are truly incredible.
    The construction industry is a broad sector that deals with the design, construction and maintenance of infrastructure and facilities such as buildings, roads, bridges, dams and tunnels. In the future, we can expect to see even more amazing and innovative solutions in the construction industry. In addition to these modern techniques, we will witness even more exciting developments in the future as new technologies such as nanotechnology and biomimicry begin to be used in the construction industry.
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Komentáře • 176

  • @mcamodell
    @mcamodell Před 10 dny +12

    Steel reinforced concrete...Steel reinforced concrete...Steel reinforced concrete...Steel reinforced concrete...Steel reinforced concrete...Steel reinforced concrete...Steel reinforced concrete...

    • @tomassteinberger4571
      @tomassteinberger4571 Před 7 dny +1

      Oh yes, where is some improvement and ingenuity?:D maybe before 50years..

  • @farrier2708
    @farrier2708 Před 17 dny +51

    1:38 "When concrete dries" ?????
    Concrete does not dry. The water combines with cement in an exothermic reaction. The final strength of the concrete is determined by the water cement ratio. That's the amount of water used in the mix.
    FUN FACT : The Hoover Dam, built in the 1930s, is still being cooled to take away the heat generated by the continuing reaction of the concrete hardening.

    • @jacqdanieles
      @jacqdanieles Před 15 dny +18

      Your "Fun fact" isn't accurate.
      _"The Hoover Dam concrete _*_would cure in 125 years by conventional or natural methods._*_ Crews, however, used some innovative engineering methods to hasten the process._
      _Nearly 600 miles of steel pipes woven through the concrete blocks significantly reduced the chemical heat from the setting for the concrete. Crews relied on 1,000-pound blocks of ice produced daily at the site’s ammonia-refrigeration plant._
      _The pipes that were used to cool the large blocks were later filled with concrete for additional strength"_

    • @farrier2708
      @farrier2708 Před 14 dny +6

      @@jacqdanieles Ah! Shows how far behind the times I am. Thanks for the update.

    • @jerrytaliercio9087
      @jerrytaliercio9087 Před 13 dny +1

      I got a concrete you know what….👃🏼

    • @markuswilmes3694
      @markuswilmes3694 Před 13 dny

      Concrete cures forever changes everyday

    • @farrier2708
      @farrier2708 Před 13 dny +1

      @@jerrytaliercio9087 Be careful! Staining can spoil the aesthetics of it and worse still, it'll crack and break off if you stress it.

  • @stevenmorris3181
    @stevenmorris3181 Před 13 dny +5

    I guess plumbing in these new wall forms is out of the question

    • @EternallyThankful-os6pz
      @EternallyThankful-os6pz Před 12 dny

      Was wondering that same thing myself....WHERE are water and drain lines going to be run up to any second-floor bathroom ?!?!

    • @mcamodell
      @mcamodell Před 10 dny

      You can, but pre-pluming only

  • @Vile_Entity_3545
    @Vile_Entity_3545 Před 18 dny +30

    Concrete house needs to be insulated well. Really cold in the winter and unbearably hot and muggy at night in the summer.

    • @bosatsu76
      @bosatsu76 Před 17 dny +1

      Perhaps a hemp slurry stucco type finish... But things are definitely zeroing in on an excellent structure for hurricane alleys...

    • @batliff
      @batliff Před 16 dny +1

      Still better than toothpicks.

    • @Vile_Entity_3545
      @Vile_Entity_3545 Před 15 dny

      @@Plutogalaxy Not what I was saying. Did I say a concrete house can change the climate? No.

    • @N4HHE
      @N4HHE Před 14 dny +2

      Yes, so why not use ICF and leave an insulating form behind?

    • @kjones7270
      @kjones7270 Před 14 dny

      😂 Really?

  • @Russkiy_Dobryj
    @Russkiy_Dobryj Před 17 dny +1

    Супер классные технологии американцев. Браво!

    • @kotbalun1252
      @kotbalun1252 Před 15 dny

      @Russkiy_Dobryj ты супер дурак.использование покрышек в дороге это распил бабла и попытка избавится от старой резины.закопали,типа утилизировали.

  • @charlesblount1083
    @charlesblount1083 Před 9 dny +2

    As long as you getting people to build the same stuff the same way you going to get the same results this is how it should be done❤❤❤

    • @scpiano
      @scpiano Před 9 dny

      Fantastically said.

  • @alvydasjokubauskas2587
    @alvydasjokubauskas2587 Před 18 dny +4

    awesome!

  • @arthurtomczak8474
    @arthurtomczak8474 Před 16 dny +9

    Pored concrete needs to be vibrated to eliminate air .

    • @Dani-it5sy
      @Dani-it5sy Před 12 dny +2

      @@arthurtomczak8474 Not all types of concrete though 😉

  • @fishingwithfilitsa
    @fishingwithfilitsa Před 18 dny +4

    ''Great 👍👍👍👍

  • @tonylamb965
    @tonylamb965 Před 15 dny

    At 3.01 mins, this flooring is and looks a fantastic idea to keep homes warm underfoot, I wonder if you can use it for interior walls after brick work completed?

  • @PaNNgz
    @PaNNgz Před 16 dny +42

    I was made to understand that a rubberized tire will not stay buried no matter what. They will work their way to the surface over and over, the rubber will always be gassing out until it crumbles to a dust after decades. The road made of tires is a joke!

    • @suliwa670
      @suliwa670 Před 16 dny +7

      After decades? I'm ok with that.

    • @jacqdanieles
      @jacqdanieles Před 15 dny +15

      A tire? Possibly. But these are essentially the tread rings -- no sidewall. So I'm not so sure the mechanical stresses will cause the same "springing" effect that a tire would be subjected to that would cause it to rise.

    • @edmag3508
      @edmag3508 Před 14 dny +5

      @@jacqdanieles Кольца резины, конечно, не будут подниматься после снятия нагрузки (это не пружина). Но они постоянно будут проседать от нагрузок и вибраций, что приведет к растрескиванию или местным деформациям бетонных плит.

    • @Dani-it5sy
      @Dani-it5sy Před 13 dny +5

      You were ill-advised. 😉

    • @DisasterDiscoveryHub
      @DisasterDiscoveryHub Před 12 dny

      They continually resurface, and the rubber within them keeps emitting gases until it eventually crumbles into dust after decades. Roads made from tires seem almost like a joke, don't they? What are your thoughts on replacing tires with other materials to mitigate this issue?

  • @enduroexcavator
    @enduroexcavator Před 11 dny +1

    Verry verry cool parts with old Tires is amazing ✔✔🙂🙂

  • @thomasmcalear8673
    @thomasmcalear8673 Před 13 dny +2

    I JUST CAME HERE TO DIG THE GROOVY MUSIC, MAAAAAAAAAAAAN !!!!!!

  • @thewatcher5271
    @thewatcher5271 Před 13 dny +12

    Concrete Doesn't Dry It Sets, Hard Enough To Walk On Within 24 To 48 Hours Depending On Location. It Will Fully Set In About A Month However, It Can Cure For Years. Thank You.

  • @UncleWally3
    @UncleWally3 Před 12 dny +1

    After all, if “construction workers can’t believe these techniques work” a bit of measurable and confirmed data would help us laypeople. For example: How “long lasting” and how resilient? What’s the reasonable cost for materials and labor? What are the pros and cons? Thanks . . . very interesting!

  • @tomkelly8827
    @tomkelly8827 Před 15 dny

    This looks like some interesting stuff right there!

  • @SalehAfshari-nv4ik
    @SalehAfshari-nv4ik Před 18 dny +2

    درودعالی ❤❤

  • @edmag3508
    @edmag3508 Před 18 dny +3

    Бетон "не любит" изгибы и вибрации. Если слой бетона положить на постоянно изгибающуюся от нагрузок резину, то можно ожидать растрескивание бетона. Для бетона нужна или жесткая подложка, или жесткие закладные внутри бетонных плит, монтируемые во время изготовления бетонных плит.

    • @Funny-rus
      @Funny-rus Před 14 dny

      Это больше похоже на очковтерательство, единственное из списка что более менее применимо и технологично, это бетонные матрасы для укрепления берега. А все остальное на уровне концепта.

    • @andyman8630
      @andyman8630 Před 13 dny

      and yet Roman concrete has no rebar and has lasted more than 2 thousand years

    • @edmag3508
      @edmag3508 Před 13 dny

      @@andyman8630 Но он не укладывался на резиновые покрышки! И это решающий аргумент против подобных технологий.

    • @andyman8630
      @andyman8630 Před 13 dny

      @@edmag3508
      i agree with the tires bit,, but the "rigid substrate"? absolutly not!
      Roman concrete has no 'substrate' and still functions more than 2,000 yrs later

    • @edmag3508
      @edmag3508 Před 7 dny

      @@andyman8630 Подложка не обязательно должна быть искусственной. Это может быть и твердый грунт.

  • @tonymckeage1028
    @tonymckeage1028 Před 15 dny

    Great Video, thanks for sharing

  • @lylawaters6345
    @lylawaters6345 Před 8 dny

    I grew up in a 1950's cinder block construction home. You don't have to worry as much about heating/cooling costs.

  • @paulcondie2520
    @paulcondie2520 Před 14 dny +1

    In a small town south of Pittsburgh called donora there is what is called the concrete city houses built of solid concrete 1 ft thick walls, poured! From what I recall these were built in the twenties or thirty's! 1 ft thick walls of concrete I believe does not need any insulation, just my guess.

  • @detlefhelmers2327
    @detlefhelmers2327 Před 12 dny +1

    Kunststoffe und Beton. Schlimmer geht's nicht!

  • @Spacenow869
    @Spacenow869 Před 14 dny +3

    For decades i am watching these amazing new building techniques but I have never seen them to be used in building a run of the mill house. Even if you could build it you will not find department of building and safety which will approve and insurance company which will insure it. It is just an other wet dream.

    • @simpleminded5215
      @simpleminded5215 Před 13 dny +2

      I had the same thought. These are one offs. None have made it to everyday construction.

  • @ekkehartpichler3110
    @ekkehartpichler3110 Před 18 dny +4

    Thats great, put more plastic in the environment!

  • @XanderC
    @XanderC Před 15 dny

    Nice video,
    Thank you for posting it

  • @WPF465B
    @WPF465B Před 15 dny +9

    Concrete dries? What chemistry did you study?

    • @RAM_845
      @RAM_845 Před 14 dny +4

      The narrator is A.I hasn't fully evolved yet lol

    • @tonylamb965
      @tonylamb965 Před 12 dny

      @@WPF465B I didn’t

    • @fredericksaxton3991
      @fredericksaxton3991 Před 11 dny +1

      Should he be referring to when the "Concrete sets"?

  • @rollling7523
    @rollling7523 Před 14 dny

    Dis is incredible.

  • @51WCDodge
    @51WCDodge Před 10 dny

    The Roman's had concrete forms , and concrete that would set under water. Tyres and straw bales with concrete poured over has been used since at least the 1970's. The Victorian farmer would use old bottles under floors to create insulation.

  • @hevosenleukajoe
    @hevosenleukajoe Před 13 dny +9

    Just because you can make something cheap and quick doesn't mean you should

  • @albertopatrocinio6102
    @albertopatrocinio6102 Před 14 dny +1

    Some of construction method are being practice in Spain.

  • @siliconvalleyengineer5875

    the buildings are made to last only 25 years before the cheap materials fall apart

  • @hashimsalim2665
    @hashimsalim2665 Před 14 dny

    very good

  • @sMVshortMusicVideos
    @sMVshortMusicVideos Před 14 dny +1

    Love seeing new ideas and tech, especially using those old tire, we have millions of them.

  • @Terraforming1
    @Terraforming1 Před 9 dny

    0:46 Где выпуски арматуры для стен? Стены с плитой никак не связанны. Это не монолит, это блочное строительство.

  • @jackwhitestripe7342
    @jackwhitestripe7342 Před 6 dny

    sir this is very good

  • @andyman8630
    @andyman8630 Před 13 dny

    concrete doesn't "dry" - it *sets*

  • @gutz323
    @gutz323 Před 11 dny +2

    I wonder if Americans know what a brick is?

    • @eliwhite5548
      @eliwhite5548 Před 10 dny

      Brick is more expensive and way more labor intensive than wood in the US (unlike many countries, the US and Canada have not depleted their forests). It's a lot cheaper to build wooden houses and rebuild every 100 to 150 years than build brick houses and rebuild every 200 to 300 years. Plus, wooden houses are easily modified and upgraded as technology changes while brick houses aren't.

    • @ML-dk7bf
      @ML-dk7bf Před 10 dny

      @@eliwhite5548 In fact America has more forested land than a hundred years ago. (Of course most old growth trees are gone) We have so many tree farms that we more than meet all of the building needs in the US.

    • @gutz323
      @gutz323 Před 10 dny

      @@eliwhite5548 I was more talking about pouring concrete, instead of using bricks. And I was only half joking. People do things differently, to get the same result. If you look at some of the medium sized buildings in London (still multi-stories high) we still use bricks, where in America they seem to use steal rods and poured concrete. Neither I guess has a better result than the other. It was just an observation. In the UK, we very rarely pour concrete for the outer walls of a building.

  • @adrianpoole2372
    @adrianpoole2372 Před 10 dny

    OMG if you think some is new tech you need to open your eyes to the rest of the world

  • @davidwpinkston4226
    @davidwpinkston4226 Před 14 dny

    bummer - i thought i was going a really big tire toss after gathering silage

  • @Bullet44
    @Bullet44 Před 8 dny

    Video doesn't start until 0:40 .

  • @hubert7903
    @hubert7903 Před 14 dny +2

    Beton und Kunststoffe mischen ist nur noch Sondermüll, fast unmöglich dies zu recyeln. Alles wird irgendwann mal abgerissen und wenn es über 100 Jahre dauert.

  • @Terraforming1
    @Terraforming1 Před 9 dny

    9:56 Вот это технология, трамбовка бетона палкой...

  • @andrecostermans7109
    @andrecostermans7109 Před 14 dny +4

    8.56 Concrete blocks provide good thermal insulation ?? You gotta be joking !

    • @ML-dk7bf
      @ML-dk7bf Před 10 dny

      Technically possible if you create Air-Crete. Basically concrete mix that has a foaming agent added that will create thousands of miniature air pockets withing the concrete giving it insulation properties.

    • @andrecostermans7109
      @andrecostermans7109 Před 10 dny

      @@ML-dk7bf I would agree if the bricks themselves are made out also of this material. If not, despite of the 'air-crete', there are numerous 'cold-bridges' formed by the (inner) side walls of these regular concrete bricks. That's why they ( in the vid) are mostly used for stables aso . In my country , Belgium, there is much use of 'gas cell blocks' , type like Ytong blocks and several others. It is a solid block light-weighted block made out of chalk and ...airbubbles . Used for housing and larger structures .

  • @kroooassant9899
    @kroooassant9899 Před 8 dny

    and then the tire deteriorates and the water start to take all the chemicals, so it is an idea but only where it never rain.

  • @kutvis
    @kutvis Před 6 hodinami

    There is a reason why recycled rubber is not used in the football fields anymore.. also nice job recycling this.

  • @movietribe2048
    @movietribe2048 Před 14 dny

    Constructions valables pour vingt ans ensuite destruction où est le progrés?

  • @sparkey4293
    @sparkey4293 Před 10 dny

    Wish I had a sugar dome, so sweet and refined.

  • @daxconnell7661
    @daxconnell7661 Před 8 dny

    concrete has a average R-value of .08/inch, brick .2/inch, fiberglass insulation 3.7/inch say you needed a R-20 value for a wall you would just divide the total number 20 by the r-value/inch of material to see how many inches you would need to meet the requirements 20/3.7 (fiberglass)= 5.4 inches of material, but i'd just go 6 inches for added protection of 22.2

  • @wciii3591
    @wciii3591 Před 13 dny

    cool

  • @Menghias_Bintang
    @Menghias_Bintang Před 15 dny +1

    Still, plastic and rubber have limited durability. Did they consider that?
    Don't let it become your next tofu dregs project.

  • @kevinireland8020
    @kevinireland8020 Před 11 dny +1

    Snappy music and quick-cut vids are not particularly informative. As a former concrete lab technician And construction inspector and degreed chemist, I would have appreciated a more detailed explanation of what was shown.

  • @Sandhoeflyerhome
    @Sandhoeflyerhome Před 14 dny

    What is door-able ?

  • @DJ.LakeSea
    @DJ.LakeSea Před 13 dny

    I don't see too many mentions of concrete-cancer in the comments. Or did I fall asleep and wake up in a new world where concrete lasts forever?

  • @construction-w2z
    @construction-w2z Před 3 dny

    wow

  • @user-dn4iv2ne6r
    @user-dn4iv2ne6r Před 10 dny

    Only thing green and sustainable here is if you paint it green.

  • @matthodel946
    @matthodel946 Před 8 dny

    The carbon footprint of cast-in-place concrete most likely doesn't add up. I don't care so much for 3D printing for the same reason, but at least you can use less material and rebar if you're creative with the design.

  • @michaelkim2218
    @michaelkim2218 Před 13 dny

    No mouse is getting through that! Nice!

  • @mathewkelley7885
    @mathewkelley7885 Před 8 dny

    In Germany homes are made from brick and stone. In America they are made from tooth picks and foam. Richest country my ass

  • @kotbalun1252
    @kotbalun1252 Před 15 dny

    использование покрышек в дороге это распил бабла и попытка избавится от старой резины.закопали,типа утилизировали.резина постоянно деформируется и полотно будет крошиться.

  • @bosatsu76
    @bosatsu76 Před 17 dny +2

    Would like to see those styrofoam(?) panels 3:25 replaced by hemp based material...

    • @ML-dk7bf
      @ML-dk7bf Před 10 dny

      Half this stuff will only be used in places like China, because they won't let you use such ridiculously flammable material for insulation in the West.

  • @GavinClark-e1n
    @GavinClark-e1n Před 9 dny

    i paid for my books but still havnt recieved them

  • @thedandyyoutubers1671
    @thedandyyoutubers1671 Před 15 dny

    @ 9mins - NEVER NEVER NEVER do this! The large Concrete Block is to heavy to lift alone, we are all retired with squashed spines, sciatic agony (Worse when we go to bed) & numbness in our legs & feet from lifting a standard Concrete Block half that weight! Find a way to use a lifting devise!

  • @KevTJones
    @KevTJones Před 12 dny

    Yes, you at the back, what do you mean none of it will last. Yeah of course it wont, they will have to pay us to build again.

  • @hookabunny5030
    @hookabunny5030 Před 6 dny

    Common sense 🎉

  • @kristinebailey6554
    @kristinebailey6554 Před 15 dny +3

    Horrid "music." Unnecessary and annoying both!

  • @daviddiehl-gy2sq
    @daviddiehl-gy2sq Před 13 dny

    Will never see the US.

  • @ExFarmTech0307
    @ExFarmTech0307 Před 18 dny +1

    It should be us viewer who can't believe the technique works, not the workers who is working on the construct thought haha

  • @user-ep1zu1is2l
    @user-ep1zu1is2l Před 13 dny

    New houses are flimsy.

  • @JP-cy1lw
    @JP-cy1lw Před 13 dny

    What would the Romans have thought of this?

  • @nicm8909
    @nicm8909 Před 8 dny

    Sounds like a waste cant the tires be reclaimed for new tires 🤦‍♂️

  • @JASONBROWN-bt9dz
    @JASONBROWN-bt9dz Před 16 dny

    LOL , WAKA WAKA WELCOME TO THE SCHOOLMASTERS AP DEANS COURSES

  • @41divad
    @41divad Před 18 dny +6

    Multiple clips of concrete allowed to free fall more than 4'. It doesn't matter what innovative procedures are used... if you can't place concrete and grout correctly it's all a joke

    • @bosatsu76
      @bosatsu76 Před 17 dny

      You need to include a time stamp so we can watch it again... I didn't notice... But that's what vibrators and concrete recipes are for.

  • @MrTench8
    @MrTench8 Před 17 dny +5

    Did they not learn anything from the short lived concrete high rise building of the 60's, all long gone! Mabye these new product "inventers" are too young to remember and think this is a new idea??

    • @bosatsu76
      @bosatsu76 Před 17 dny

      Maybe you lack respect for young people... Or the scientific method... Or humanity in general... Evolve or die is true in construction as well, and we are definitely doing that... First generation anythings are just the beginning...

    • @Menghias_Bintang
      @Menghias_Bintang Před 15 dny +1

      Maybe, it's a new "tofu dreg" project..

    • @chrisblyth6716
      @chrisblyth6716 Před 13 dny

      With the polystyrene building blocks what is the fire safety certificate on that?

  • @kennethjackson7574
    @kennethjackson7574 Před 13 dny

    Pretty crappy PhotoShopping of the thumbnail.

  • @darknes7800
    @darknes7800 Před 13 dny

    Using tires instead of proper road base and rebar ???????? Talk about third world stuff !

  • @martinadams6067
    @martinadams6067 Před 11 dny

    Why does everything have to be from PLASTIC

    • @weslabrash8593
      @weslabrash8593 Před 8 dny

      And cement. Akla Gelen works with brands to promote their products on CZcams. I’m sure that is why it is all plastic and cement.

  • @boktim9
    @boktim9 Před 11 dny

    название видео на русском,а видео иностранное

  • @julianyo7072
    @julianyo7072 Před 11 dny

    All I see is cheap, fast and easy and crappy quality. Most of that stuff won't last.

  • @damianj7301
    @damianj7301 Před 12 dny

    Lazy slackers, they don't use concrete compactors.

  • @maverick4177
    @maverick4177 Před 9 dny

    This all happening in cabbage head countries i see

  • @vicromono4799
    @vicromono4799 Před 10 dny

    One more AI youtube made to get clicks. As a person in construction, all these do is make people dumb.

  • @fatoldman3830
    @fatoldman3830 Před 8 dny

    Derrrrrrr..........

  • @user-he1kk4vv7z
    @user-he1kk4vv7z Před 13 dny +1

    Why the shit music????

  • @VINCENT-sr4oz
    @VINCENT-sr4oz Před 11 dny

    Lol lmao ,
    Your funy CAUSE that is not true ...

  • @ryzlot
    @ryzlot Před 12 dny

    Unprofessional standards using childish cartoon sounds.. SSSSSSWWWWWWWIIIIIISSSSSSHHHH / ZZZZZAAAAAAAPPPP to the dislike button jr

  • @CREPOZOIDLEMORBIDES
    @CREPOZOIDLEMORBIDES Před 17 dny +2

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  • @efragar2003
    @efragar2003 Před 13 dny

    Sorry but any new ideas for concrete home is just BS if the material is not right no body building anything like in the pass every single new ideas is just crap not strong enough just fact