Brick Chimney Drone Inspection & Demolition
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2023
- WORK PERFORMED
- Drone inspection of chimney exterior
- Reporting of observed deterioration
- Partial removal of breeching ducts for access
- Complete chimney demolition
SUMMARY
Industrial Access performed a drone inspection on a decommissioned brick chimney. The structure was found to be in very poor condition, with brickwork severely cracking and crumbling, posing an active falling object hazard. Later, the client contracted Industrial Access again to perform chimney demolition services. The drone inspection allowed Industrial Access to safely and quickly determine the structure’s situation and help the client develop the best strategy for the chimney moving forward.
TIME: 1 day for inspection, 4-5 weeks for demolition
COST: Utilized cost-effective solutions
SAFETY: Completed with no safety compromises
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That looks like a job for Fred Dibnah, he could do that man alone with some timber and a box of matches, AH the good old days before public and work place safety!
I saw this video......and thought why all the cranes and cherry pickers.....
Fred would of done that, half the price more safely...and in half the time.
Well done H&S....
What a bubble wrap place we work in now.
Paper work safes lives now
In Fred's days paper work set fire to bloody chimney.
Agreed!! He did this all the time with no tech. Amazing man. God bless him.
and still being talked about all these years later 😎@@crimsonpirate1710
Definitely a job for Fred, just him no machinery required. RIP Fred.
He'd likely be disappointed at how badly maintained this was, though. Most of the ones he was toppling could have lasted another hundred years in use.
its lacking a tire fire and a claxon
I’m sure Fred would approve
All Fred Dibnah needed was to turn up in his trusty 25 year old Land Rover, jump out with his mate and knocks some holes in the bottom and put some props in and set fire to it all…All that would have been done with a few pints of beer in his system and a cheese sandwich and his flat cap for head protection!
THis music really helped me with my constipation.
Not a patch on any of the Fred Dibnah videos
Guess we'll just ruin this video footage by dubbing in some truly irritating, obnoxious, and distracting background crappy-ass "music". Well done mates!
Had to turn that shit off.
Very poor editing, clips too damn short. By the time ur eye’s focus on location on clip it has changed to next clip. Plus reading texts, when done, clip changes. He does have great videos shots.
Poofs I tell thee, Fred Dibnah would've been up that on a set of wooden ladders and had it down in a week.
I bet some bloke in a suit with a hard hat, hi viz and a BMW probably took the credit for the work on that.
Should run a competition - How many hits with Fred’s lump hammer did it take to knock the bricks out of the chimney to take it right down? Must e an arm wrestling champion now! Seriously though good to see it safely taken down, not a cheap exercise either!
Lose that awful music
The chimney had no vortex shedding bands (at least until the 60's) and the stresses on the brickwork joints are evident
Surely these bricks can be reused elsewhere?
Something about fred
Fred Would've done that on his own
Industrial!Omg. gorgeous drone~ see ya~ 🤘
I was expecting something different. Maybe some dynamite with the drone following the fall.
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It could have fallen over without help in a high wind: I've never seen such a slender chimney skin! Only two bricks thick at the top and only four or five at the base!!!
Bloody L. Survived a good while
Dreadful isn't it? Should never have been signed off in the first place.
Kinda looks like the old power plant just outside Kingwood, wv
There just probably just aint to many Fred Dibnah's in this world to hammer it down in 2 months.
plenty of random extraneous apostrophes, however
I wouldn't ask Fred to take that pos down.
In a few years time nobody will remember Fred in his hey day. He will be a figure on a film. That will be very sad!
It's a shame that this old chimney had to be torn down, but it is in disgraceful shape. Was it subject to earthquakes or just very badly constructed? The type of brick seems like the type to crack easily, as shown at the crown.
Over 100 years old I recon you'd be showing signs of wear and tear, nothing lasts forever !
@@Clowningabout001 True, but there are many things older than this in my country that are holding up. There's a. Church in my town that is 1000 years old, for example as well as various buildings 500 and less. My town isn't anything special either.
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😂 yeah buddy trust me all buildings need maintenance. If you abandoned even a modern house it would look shabby pretty quickly. All those old buildings in your town have been regularly looked after and maintained by someone, as nature will quickly reclaim anything man has abandoned.
Berchtesg Canaaalll d
Not to diminish the drone, but the severe damage could be seen from the ground.
That racket that starts at the beginning of your video ruined watching this video at all. I clicked OFF your video after 10 seconds......
What a bunch of whiners in the comments. Great job lads, well done
No booom, boring