TechnoAlpin Snowfactory at Moninec (CZ)

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  • Опубліковано 27 лис 2024

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  • @Justbeatit999
    @Justbeatit999 8 років тому +14

    I think there is a mistake in the movie. At 2:08 "2800 cubic centimeters". I am pretty sure that they mean 2800 cubic meters.

  • @jonathancook4022
    @jonathancook4022 7 років тому +2

    its a vast improvement for sure on the 'IDE' snowmaker, which is non-modular and does not feauture the ability to move the snow to the slopes.

  • @laflame7416
    @laflame7416 7 років тому +3

    While in Woodward copper you can ski/snowboard in summertime
    lol

  • @campanerosdelaltoojaezcara6761
    @campanerosdelaltoojaezcara6761 2 роки тому

    nice !

  • @icer71
    @icer71 5 років тому +1

    You had snow cannons running as well

  • @k24c5
    @k24c5 8 років тому +2

    Great great great, what you are doing, this is future and strength of a good company which whants to give opportunity to ski :)

  • @thomasrichardson9826
    @thomasrichardson9826 5 років тому

    thats neat

  • @badvideo169
    @badvideo169 2 роки тому

    liars - there are ski mountains with no snowmaking could host 5 rings

  • @justfr33z2
    @justfr33z2 6 років тому

    The Problem are the Chemicals that are in the Snow, so that it doesn’t melt

    • @pepaburda
      @pepaburda 6 років тому +2

      Chemicals? What chemicals do you mean???

    • @alexanderbjork6451
      @alexanderbjork6451 6 років тому +14

      Man made snow consists only of water and air, no chemicals are added. The secret behind the toughness of man made snow is the structure of the snow itself. Natural snow has the form of snowflakes, the snowflake form doesn't withstand temperatures over 0° C. The snoflakes in man made snow however, has the form of spheres. That form is more than 10 times tougher against high temperatures than natural snow. I have worked with snowmaking more than 10 years.

    • @Kti432
      @Kti432 Рік тому +1

      ​@@alexanderbjork6451 is it true that this ideal snow for a base, but not ideal as a grippy top layer?