Abflussregulierung am Nadelwehr in Luzern

Dieses Video zeigt die Seeregulierung des Vierwaldstättersees mit dem Nadelwehr in Luzern. Für die Auswahl der Kapitel auf 'Mehr anzeigen' klicken.
Der Film hat folgende Kapitel:
0:00 Das Nadelwehr in Luzern
0:37 Nadeln entfernen
2:00 Nadeln entfernen in der Flussmitte
3:12 Den Steg vom Flussgrund hochziehen
4:35 Nadeln einsetzen
5:51 ... wenn es mal schiefgeht -- Nadel retten
7:05 Informationen
9:01 Bilder der Baustelle
9:43 Abspann
Weitere Informationen unter folgenden Links
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadelwehr
Outflow regulation with the needle dam in Lucerne
In this video you can see the regulation of water level of Lake Lucerne in Lucerne with the needle dam.
The video has the following chapters:
0:00 The needle dam in Lucerne
0:37 Remove needles
2:00 Remove needles in the middle of the river
3:12 Pull up the bridge from the river ground
4:35 Needles set down
5:51 ... if it goes wrong -- save needle
7:05 Informations
9:01 Pictures of the construction site
9:43 Finish
More informations
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Needle_dam

[@Stringman1950]

Beautiful city.

[@sweetloversspain2294]

I love luzern
❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋

[@sweetloversspain2294]

I miss this place hope someday i live here in switzerland
I love luzern😙😙😙😙

[@adisalmaewy9454]

Liebe Luzren😍😘😇💟💌

[@robpeters5204]

Are they that desperate for cricket bats that they are removing them from the water? Lol!

[@nochfreierosterreicher5702]

Dicht wie Schweizer Käse 💪

[@casamagvogel9591]

Angenommen diese Wehranlage wäre nicht da, würde der Pegel des gesamten Vierwaldstättersees um einen Meter sinken?

[@MisterKatz]

Ja und würde Teile Aargaus überschwemmen...

[@imrabra640]

Luzern ❤️

[@phoenixcz8608]

Why do rivers have blue water in Alp? Czech repubic has just rivers with brown water, lol.

[@uschurch]

The water is so clear because it comes right out of lake Lucerne, where the sand/dirt carried has time to settle to the lake bottom. The rivers and creeks flowing into the lake are probably as brown as the Czech rivers.

[@prnothall9302]

brown= dirty, and clear= clean

[@IFArakash]

@@prnothall9302 Not rly, every river carries mud and sand with it making it brownish, but that doesn't mean it's dirty or the water quality is bad...

[@leon-vfonai7931]

@@IFArakash but that particular lake is so clean that some fish were dying off. Also its because it come freshly from the mountain. Rivers further into the continent wont be as clean anymore. For example the beginning of the Donau is probably cleaner than parts in the middle or the end. Only an assumption though.

[@lightespeed]

Looks like an interesting project . . . . wish my understanding of the German language was better :(

[@josephastier7421]

That didn't look safe

[@kayehonrada150]

9

[@sssr1987sssr]

Зачем перекрывать реку ?

[@hjs4weather]

Регулировать уровень воды на озере позади

[@X_Hale]

Dam thats stupid

[@donaldp9259]

ya know.....nowadays they build these things called dams....with adjustable spillways.....just sayin'.

[@thebucketlist7608]

True. But I think it's because of tradition

[@hansimgluck505]

Dont you think that the swiss people know how to build a damm? Its because of tradition

[@transistor754]

comon you guys... there's no need to die for some fucking water? the strain on the arch is exponential... a school kid would tell you to to run away...

[@mondeotje]

Lacherlich diesem systeem.

[@broken7196]

flierefluiter johnny warum?

[@MisterKatz]

Der hat keine Ahnung

[@britishnamecantpronounce6753]

Was du tun solltest: Deutsch oder Englisch lernen, Kommentar neu schreiben, Lebensentscheidungen überdenken.
What You should do: Learn German or English, rewrite your comment, reconsider your life decisions.

[@patio87]

wtf kind of bullshit medieval dam is that?