Huge Petrochemical Splitter on the move in Edmonton, Alberta (Jan. 2019)
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2021
- Recorded this video just after 10pm on Sunday, January 6, 2019. It was quite the site to see one of the largest equipment moves in the history of the Alberta in person. The journey began along 51st Avenue near 91st Street.
Petrochemical Splitter
820 ton / 1,640,000 pounds
96 meters in length / 320 feet
"How many wheels are on that trailer?"
..."All of them!"
That's the most insane thing I've ever seen moved along a highway. Unreal. So let me get this right: That ENTIRE tube gets filled up with crude oil, and then heated, so that the oil separates into different densities of stuff like coke, heating oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, kerosene, and jet fuel?
Yes
Coke???. Damn, ...
@@gokusayayin8051 Yep that's where coke comes from, homeboy ;) Go on a tour of a refinery, and pick me some up too while you're at it....
@@r0ckworthy ok, fuck it ..... If there is any left😝...
Not coke is coal by product .. I think
Coke yes .. Coke is a grey, hard, and porous coal-based fuel with a high carbon content and few impurities, made by heating coal or oil in the absence of air-a destructive distillation process
2 years late but I so wanted to see "this end up" stenciled on it somewhere.
In Australia there is a Minority Debate going on about :-
What Work Should You do On Site ?.
What Work can be Prefabbed Elsewhere, Usually at a Larger Population Centre and Transported in ?.
Anyway :-
Large Size of Equipment is a Very Good Reason to Build it On Site.
Road Maintenance and Safety is Another Reason to Build it On Site.
Transport in by Rail is Another Consideration.
i bet waiting for a nice slippery snow day required much patience...
The next challenge, getting it up right.
It's 820 tonnes as in metric tons. Around 1.8 million pounds.
Mammoet " It doesn't matter how big mate, we can just add more and control all of them "
Going to Ft McMurray?
So....its two years
Later and this convoy was crawling at the rate of 2 inches per hour.....is it there yet???
Must be way past Fort Saskatchewan by now
😅😅2
It's still on the move........ but we're getting there. 😢
Sure wouldn't want to be the one changing all of them tires
Amazing
When they made a U-turn with this it took them in to Manitoba! True. Another time I saw this when it was passing through NYC! Yep.
I got 40 axels front deck
X 8 wheel 320 wheel
Times 2 ( rear deck
640 wheel
Plus 2 10 wheel puller
680
Pusher ? 4 10 wheel
720 wheel
what are you using this for?
How long route
Maybe one of the biggest single load vessels but very far from the size and weight of the switch gear skid units out of Calgary years ago.
I could never run it but I would love to move something that big. Just to say I did.
My favorite thing about my 20 yrs in Edmonton? The COLD, baby!
Every time I see one of these reactors I think of the 2005 BP Texas City refinery reactor explosion that killed 15 workers.
I’m first & have nothing cleaver to say.
Porque no prueban a poner troncos debajo y tirar con cuerdas como nos cuentan que hacían los egipcios🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 menudos iluminados los arqueólogos jsjaja
A giant _ _ _ _
Comrade Biden just stated to USA congress that we planing in 10 years to stop using oil.
We need oli and oli products for many many years into the future.
Binder is not a communist
Trump is
@shane.jestin7292 Well, I do come from Comunist County, so I can tell you with 100 % of confidence Biden is not only a Comunist he is also Dictator
@@shane.jestin7292😂😂😂 no
OVER LOAD
O.K. Everyone get out and push … 😼😼😼