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00:00:00 World Record Tower Demolition
An engineering marvel gone horribly wrong deals CDI their strangest challenge yet: demolishing a brand new hurricane-proof tower. It’s a shot at a world record - the tallest concrete reinforced building ever to be imploded. Thirty-one stories high, Ocean Tower’s three massively reinforced cores boast 30 inches of concrete and rebar.
00:46:51 Unsinkable Ship Demolition
An experienced demo team must use a novel explosives system to scuttle their first ship - the Hoyt S. Vandenberg. In this unprecedented demo job, Controlled Demolition Incorporated teams up with a marine salvage crew to turn a 17,000-ton former spy ship into the second-largest artificial reef in the world.
01:33:36 Super Stadium Demolition
A skillful demolition team must take down a massive sports stadium in the heart of Indianapolis and keep its destruction from spreading. The 60,000-seat RCA Dome sits just a few meters away from a multimillion-dollar convention center and the city's main rail line. Twelve stories of office tower windows and an out-of-date underground sewer are also threatened. CDI will have to tackle 52,000 tons of solid concrete and keep all their plays inbounds.
02:20:21 World Cup Stadium Demolition
This groundbreaking episode follows Controlled Demolition Inc. as they head south to Brazil to take on one of the largest sports facilities in the world - the Fonte Nova Stadium.
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0:00:00 World Record Tower Demolition An engineering marvel gone horribly wrong deals CDI their strangest challenge yet: demolishing a brand new hurricane-proof tower. It’s a shot at a world record - the tallest concrete reinforced building ever to be imploded.
00:46:51 Unsinkable Ship Demolition An experienced demo team must use a novel explosives system to scuttle their first ship - the Hoyt S. Vandenberg. In this unprecedented demo job, Controlled Demolition Incorporated teams up with a marine salvage crew to turn a 17,000-ton former spy ship into the second-largest artificial reef in the world.
01:33:36 Super Stadium Demolition A skillful demolition team must take down a massive sports stadium in the heart of Indianapolis and keep its destruction from spreading.
02:20:21 World Cup Stadium Demolition This groundbreaking episode follows Controlled Demolition Inc. as they head south to Brazil to take on one of the largest sports facilities in the world - the Fonte Nova Stadium.
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How about some United States measurements here. We don't understand any metric measurements . The narrator is clearly American theyre an American company taking down an American building so what's with all the metric and the bizarre terms.for Bobcats( skid steer) too ridiculous for me I am not even finishing the show excetera
The footage of the Ocean Tower demolition was really, very impressive. Congratulations to Sean white the camera technician because I've never seen footage like that before, incredible.
On 911 you did... watch the videos
"They don't call me the Martha Stewart of
demolition for nothing."
Amazing, Stacey.
steve
Man congrats to CDI and everyone involved in this. That was a tough job and they sunk it beautifully. Very impressive 👏🏻
Working for CDI would be a "blast" 😉
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Great episode , show the one about the twin towers and bldg #7
I love it. "The Martha Stewart of. Demolition"
They are pro. Good job
You left out the demolition of the 3 High rise buildings in NYC back in 2001. THAT was the largest ever demolition of a set of objects ever known to man.
Yep. Was going to say how about the trade center buildings. There is a plethora of great video footage and eye witness accounts which can be found on many CZcams channels along with commentaries by building architects, demo experts, and building engineers who know how the buildings were constructed and what it would take to bring them down.
@@TJJackson77yep. .but the patriotic sheep's rather drink all the lies their political God's shove down their throat
Definitely world records there.
So you really mean to say after watching these demolitions and all the work that goes into it. Extensive planning. That the twin towers and wt7 was a controlled demolition 🙈 I mean you really think that a demolition team went in there and did all that then just kept quiet when the job was done! Like someone has to push that button that sets off all them detonations and the we’re ok with just killing all those people. Never mind that’s when all the explosions detonate no camera saw the explosions that would have had to go off simultaneously over the whole buildings blowing out all the windows. Let alone the sound it would have made!! Even the architecture who designed it is on a documentary explaining why they collapsed and that they wasn’t designed for a plane so big with so much fuel
@@simonpearch2240 Have you checked the temperature that jet fuel burn and what it takes to melt steel that has fireproofing on it? And it jet fuel would melt steel as the less informed answer with a knee jerk, why doesn't it melt the exhaust stage or outlet of a jet engine which burn far hotter than that? Hmmmm?
Here's some actual facts for you...
The melting point of iron alloys and the melting point of steel, occur at higher temperatures, around 2,200-2,500 Fahrenheit (°F) / 1,205-1,370 Celsius (°C).
Pure aluminum melts at about 1,218 °F / 659 °C, but alloying with other elements can raise this.
The open-air burn temperature for Jet A and Jet A-1 fuel types is 1,030 °C (1,890 °F).
1.030degrees is far from 2000-2500 degrees needed to melt steel! This also explains why it doesn't melt aluminum!
It takes real men, with real balls to undertake a project like this 👍 I salute you with all due respect!
And real women with baskets.
But they have to KNOW THE MATERIALS they are dealing with
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I have fake balls
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Must be nice to be able to play with so many things that go BOOM.
I'm pretty sure the Twin Towers were a little bit bigger than that
They where not a demolishin
Thanks!
Amazing work by all, CDI, you all are amazing, very interesting to watch.
Just ask the US government how they done the trade centre.. they nailed it..
CDI are legendary
I woke up late off my schedule on the day of the Greatest Controlled Demolition Implosion Ever. Being that my destination was to be exactly onsite on September 11/2001, I consider myself, a very lucky guy.
Maybe I woke up on time?
Regarding the Ocean Tower on South Padre Island: it seems kind of strange that it was such a mystery how a building that was only 3 years old was constructed.
First :)
But who does care about this imbecility or bleekeness?
1:34 I'm an Indiana boy born and raised, the dome was known as the Hoosier Dome before they renamed it the RCA Dome. It was a very cool place the roof was held up by air so when you go through the rotating doors it would suck you into the building or blow you out it was super cool i was just a young kid my grandpa used to take us boys to watch monster trucks , motocross, tractor pulls everything!!!! It was awesome! No bad seats in the stadium it was great.
Same here. Are you in Indy
Too good! Absolutely loved it. Thanks for incredible content! Thanks x 1000000000 = ❤. infinity
🤯 It doesn't take much to blow my mind anymore. Amazing stuff! 👏 Thanks 👍
thanks
A little building like that shouldn't need more than a Cessna, a computer chair, a Brother photocopier and a old copy of Popular Mechanics to pull it in 3 or 4 seconds into the parking garage.
To quote Lord Beerus - Before Creation Comes Destruction. lol
Man, that reminds me of something that hapened in 2001, maybe I'm just crazy.
You are not at all crazy. You hit the nail right on the head.
Yep, you’re crazy
@@RR98guyYou're both crazy.
If your're going to build something, build it forever. Quality, pride, Patience, and money.
RIP To All Surveillance Cameras!
They Never Stood A Chance.
Their Efforts Will Never Be Forgotten
Some good animation/simulation in this documentary
Very enjoyable. Thank you
_"A concrete reinforced structure this high has never been imploded"_
Oh yes........I can think of a few !!
If you are blabbering about The World Trade Center, you are wrong on all counts. They were not imploded, and they were not concrete reinforced. They were steel reinforced. Try again big boy.
And Oswald shot JFK; right little man@@robertpalmer3166
And my comment was supposed to have said what kind of job do you do, not done you do! I can't edit it for some reason.
Ahh good old Indiana. Yeah I remember the football team getting a new stadium. COLTS = Count On Loosing This Sunday. I moved to Carolina. Great episode. Thanks for sharing.
When I return in a different life I'll be a demo tech. Whoever sold all that rebar made some good money!
Awesome & helpfull video...
Try high pressure water jetting, explosive covered in water bads, quitter and less sounds or dust, just a thought amongst others
Well, that's a way to power wash your boat too, I guess. 🤔
14:33 Concrete eating dinosaur!
You'd imagine you could rebuild a foundation to save the building as for what's still available. But hey, I'm just a pea in this pod.
Unsinkable ship!!! Funny, seems like that's what they call every ship... right before it sinks.
A little pee comes out every time I do this ! LOL He's probably telling the honest truth too.
"A little bit of pee comes out every time I am the edge like this." THANK YOU for keeping it comment in the video. It really brings the job to life.
you can tell these guys dropping the building NOT FROM FLORIDA LOL when they keep asking why there is so much concrete and rebar
In the city where i live in Australia they demoed a hospital that sat by a massive lake. On demo day, thousands of people gathered around the lake to watch. When the explosion occurred, a young girl watching from the other side of the lake was hit with a piece of flying debris and killed. A day of high excitement was a tragic occasion for her family, the project and the city in general.
As you say, even a long distance away might not keep you safe. I have been to one big building demolition. I will never do that again. The dust and asbestos grit at the place of my experience was choking and blinding; I had thought I was at a safe distance. Nope. A light breeze in the wrong direction put hundreds of us onlookers at severe risk to our health.
That is absolutely tragic 😢
Amazing excellent very good job
I am from land locked country and i didnot understand why we sink the ship instead doing scraping . We can reuse the material and ocean will be clean as well as environment .
0:56:46 I love how his high-tech solution to making sure the ship was perfectly level is a nut tied to a piece of string
Don't worry. Be happy.
Anything and a string is a plum bob.
@@nunyabizness9216 Sure, I just expected them to have a fancy tool for it
@@firefly5247, If simple works, and works well,
no need to complicate things.
steve
@@firefly5247 a lot of times the most simplest answer is the best answer
Why dont they just fly a couple of planes into it?
This company is from Maryland and have blown up buildings,stadiums, pretty much everything. If anyone can do it ,they can!
Awesome docs on here
it remember me , 11 september
Same
Two very different situations but i accept your mind.
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Or it is rememberS? I don't know but GOOGLE knows. Certainly.
Which year?
How much longer till there’s a documentary on millennium tower?
Since when did we turn to the metric system?? I must have missed the memo..
Why did they bother to go to all that trouble. 9/11 proved that massive buildings will fall into their own foot print natually.
I think my Uncle , who was a Master Electrician was on this ship. I remember the dishes on the top .
I knew it looked familiar, the Vandenberg was the ship from virus 1999
The king dome was a very big challenge to bring down by the same company in these videos ( cdi) ! It would be awesome to see it here !
The dumbest thing they do is sink the iron ships.
La is next !!!! Good job over there for cdi
It is kinda weird how the towers fell perfectly during 911
Not really when you think about where they were hit and what they were made to do. They were made to withstand shaking or winds. The aircraft hit high up and the subsequent damage from impact and fire caused the floors to collapse. First one floor, which then became too heavy and fell to the next below it. Now you have one floor holding up the weight of two so it collapsed, and so began a chain reaction that picked up speed as the crushing weight fell downwards. The buildings, like most, were not designed for the weight of multiple floors to sit upon one--something had to give, and it did.
man those anchors were a good watch
I like how the camera crew filmed their part of the job too 👍
A moment of silence for all the cameras they sacrificed 🫗🫗
Man, that ship looked like it was sunk before it was sunk.
In case the ship doesn’t sit level on the ocean floor ! Bring in a few heavy lift cranes and lift the side that is low ! Lift it to a level position when they built the in nyack N Yourk bridge the Crain could lift large sections of bridge sections up ! Hope it isn’t needed !
For main interstates odd numbers tend to run north and south for instance I 75 and I 85. Even numbers and those ending in zero tend to be east to west
I forgot all about the Monroe effect, which I learned about in 1980, CDI turns demolition into an art form. I couldn't stop watching, it was beautiful work by all . I'm sitting here watching to see if the bat cave survived, you all rock.
I got a question . Didn't they have the plans to the building ? All plans are filed with county ,state and the builder has copies of the plans .
Yes, but we saw in the surfside condo incident that the plans don’t always match up to the final build when built back in the day. I am no architect or engineer but an architect friend of mine talks about “as builts” so i am not sure if that is the plan with changes that were actually done? If so, maybe those “as builts” were never done, never required, missing?
@@kananimiranda3376No idea what you're talking about but I'm pretty sure they said they building he's talking about was the first one that was built recently?
The plans being in hand do not guarantee they've ever been followed, but even if they had, the amount of rebar in those cores was ridiculous and their orientation almost random? Plus I'm pretty sure they don't have counties in Mexico, but I could be wrong.
@@itsroseactuallyah. That condo is in Florida . Not Mexico. Seen it many a time . Not much left after hurricane on that beach . Idiots build on , pay the price.
Tower 7 next to trade center wasn’t in these
With that army of excavators do you need explosives really? They are chewing concrete slabs like popcorn, i bet they can easily take down the Dome, or is there another reason i don't know?
That's the same thing they did on the North Tower, months before we got hit! I remember asking what they were doing when they tried to keep us out of certain areas. They said they had to remove some weak areas of reinforcement members, but they were😅 cutting them just like you are explaining.
You talking about the world trade center towers? There were definitely some modifications to the towers over the years from what I've read
Yeah, that's not what happened.
I believe i was a teenager when i got to see them take down the kingdome from a hill in west seattle. That was so neat to see in person.
I bet that the people who designed and built this building. Were pretty darn proud of there work . When they watched this documentary.
The Vandeberg was used in the movie Virus from 1998 as the fictional Russian vessel called the Vladislav Volkov
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Watching the stadium get picked apart reminded me of an underground parking garage I worked next to get ripped apart to make room for a new garage and building across from my office. After a few weeks there was a nice clean hole in the ground with all the old rebar stacked up with the concrete somehow stripped off.
Serious question. You say you have been doing this for 18 years have you ever known Jose building to go straight down from a fire or does a building started by a fire seem to go out or bend over and fall down and a building that is under demolition especially a high-rise building will go straight down from high explosives because it needs to be detonated in a confined area because of all the Fallout and the Carnage it would take with it if it were to collapse instead of falling straight down please tell the truth
Thank you
Is there a video of the ship sinking that isnt edited to look like a fever dream
I was thinking while watching the boat video cameras as it went down, that james cameron got that vision of how water enters a boat on sinking, so correct. It was as beautiful as his movie watching the water enter and pool up and swirl about while other parts of the water are raging while entering. Anyway, james cameron is awesome and this sinking video proved that to me.
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they did all that for divers?
Where’s the documentary on the old Georgia dome?
It didn’t fall on drop day.😢😂
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Good memories at the rca.dome ..and MSA Good times.
Tuck, I know you made this video 4 months ago, but are you growing a fall garden? I live in northern California in the mountains. My growing season goes into December. Do you have a fall garden? Do you have a green house? I would appreciate any of your tips. I'm a first time watcher. Thank you!
And that's how you bring down the twin towers.😅
And Tower 7.
I guess none of the demolition crew or drillers thought about drilling blast holes at a diagonally or at any angle to avoid the rebar.....
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Amen.
The world record still has to be the World Trade Center Towers 1,2, and 7. back in September, 2001.
That ocean tower was built to last. They should have found a way to repurpose that building. That thing would have stood for another century.
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You misspelled the title, again, genius.
There's a 14 year old 58 story building called the Millennium Tower in San Francisco that's sinking and tilting. It was built on landfill.
The difference with the building on South Padre Island is that the Millennium Tower is occupied. They're trying to fix the problem; meanwhile, these million dollar condos have cracks developing in the walls. Oops.
Yeah, their fix doesn’t seem to be fixing that building either after a couple of years trying to jostle it back to level. Makes me wonder if in say 10 years they will finally give up on it and settle with the owners and then hire cdi. San fran will never allow another building above a certain height to not go to bedrock ever again after that debacle.
Mythbusters were right. When in doubt - use C4. Explosives are an amazing tool. How you direct a blast, the materials having an effect on the explosives. Cutting metal using cupper to make a very effective torch... It's all very impressive. A good demolition could be taking a very long time planning. Success must be just as satisfying as it were for the builders to the completion of the building. You "just" don't blow a building down. It could be thousands of manhours of hard work and planning - a few seconds will determine success. You can't change or undo it. The stressfactors are bound to be high. Literally one shot at it. Those men and women have my respect. Having a bad day is a luxury they can't afford. It doesn't have to be picture perfect. Just perfect.... every time...
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Its all about ASBESTOS
Pricing hundreds of laborers out of a job , one blow at a time.
Wouldn't be possible without shape charges!!
What little boy didn't take pleasure in smashing his lego creations and sand castles? That inate neandrathal instinct stays with us which is why this meticulous demolitian of intricate structures is so satisfying at least for us boys, I don't deny that its equally fascinating for girls though. Thjere's also something deep about seeing man's marvels being brought down through controlled chaos - loved every minute of this.
Was it not possible to fix the foundation of the gulf cost one?
Watching the first tower the guy walking in the scene first with all the concrete dust he is not wearing any filtered breathing protection. I think that will cause him health problems further down the road. Getting that dust in your lungs is nasty and your lungs are an organ that cannot repair itself. Not too bright if you ask me.
3:05:22 I have seen a big crack on the bunker! is it safe for the people working inside it?