Wow, zero carbon emission with magical concrete, magical steel and on and on

@kim2796

Жыл бұрын

zero carbone emission ? it's a joke ? lol

Thank you for showing that under the rebar reinforced foundation the puddle of concrete it is built over is not much more than a thin layer of soil prep.

@michaelwayne4568

4 ай бұрын

That thin layer is called Phil flow

Interesting video, thanks for sharing. No piles? That surprised me.

great video

These things will never break even with the energy needed to produce them and install them. Not even close to being “green”.

Good video. Thank you

Is this anchor bolt cage foundation or just concrete foundation? Thanks

Some many ecological experts in the world

Great video, how many tons of concrete are needed to hold that thing down?

@jimmytwostones

7 ай бұрын

Looking at the I’d guess about 2000 ton of concrete and maybe 100 ton steel. Didn’t look like they compacted the backfill they used to cover it but if they did there’d be possibly another couple of thousand ton dirt on top of the concrete

@colleenking6229

4 ай бұрын

@@jimmytwostones It takes 8 tonnes of coal, with 4 tonnes of iron ore and 1 tonne of limestone to make just 1 tonne of steel. And the Greenies want to stop coal mining to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions. ????????? I think there is a whole heap of hypercriticism going on in government over the issues.

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

@Ellabobel

15 күн бұрын

It all sounds ‘So-good’ to me -- much like any political ‘too_good_to _be_true’. Typical of political Hocus_Pocus to me!!! By the find out the truth most of us will be dead and gone. They’ll just change the whole situation and still nothing anybody can do.

A Friction foundation would probably use much less concrete and steel to achieve the required torque at maximum wind load plus headroom

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good video but grouting operation was cut

How many MW for this base?

That’s an insane amount of steel. Anyone know how many yards of concrete one of these foundations take?

@theartofgregoryevans

2 жыл бұрын

Just looked it up... 120- 240 cubic meters. A méter cubed is just à bit bigger than a cubic yard.

@redwater4778

2 жыл бұрын

Over 500 cubic meters

@theartofgregoryevans

2 жыл бұрын

@@redwater4778 kind of blows thé whole idea off the lid of "ecological." The zéro-charbon industry has big money as a priority- no real care to stop polluting.

@derklebob8161

Жыл бұрын

Enough to be impossible to remove.

@pablolabarta5611

Жыл бұрын

that is correct. An amount of steel , concrete and everything moved, manufactured, and so on with diesel machines...all very renewable! . A windmill of 2MW is about 1600tm ( 1200 of concrete + 70 of steel for foundation + 350 the windmill)

I am intresting take can do it the work with your company civil structure

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And how do we remove this little foundation?

@winchester10gaugeleveracti30

Жыл бұрын

you dont

Do you know many roads need to be constructed to enable the delivery & erection of just one wind turbine & what's the average life of a wind turbine & do they all get scrapped in an ecological way & are birds, humans & other creatures effected negatively by wind turbines?

@doriga2009

4 ай бұрын

Totally agree with you,, the amount of energy of material is ridiculous, it should be forbidden to install in mountains of special protection areas. 😢

So lucky concrete is carbon neutral!!!! ?

earth carbon neutral when?

@curtislowe4577

3 жыл бұрын

It's a complicated calculation. Here's a comment I've made on other videos: I have not yet seen an honest assessment of how much fossil fuel is consumed manufacturing everything related to the foundation. Rebar and concrete require huge amounts of fossil fuel to mine the raw materials, condition/prep the raw materials, make iron then steel then rebar and concrete. Add the steel and copper and composites that make up the wind turbine itself. And finally the entire construction project from site prep to assembly to interconnection. I want to know when a wind turbine has produced enough electricity to offset the fossil fuel burned to produce it. I've seen claims that the answer is never.

Can i get the foundation drawing?

Ya kuch nAhi hai

Yup, thats an ecological solution.

@thetasworld

Жыл бұрын

Can't get more ecological than this...

@theartofgregoryevans

Жыл бұрын

@@thetasworld For one turbine, 300 cubic yards of cement for the foundation. That's over 2 million pounds each, 40 truckloads of cement! Can you smell carbon foot print ? And the toxicity of the production of the électronics? The mining of the various métals (some ordinary, some bizarre) for both those électronics and the foundation. The severly toxic chemical used in the Labs where components are produced. White coveralls, gloves and booties and respirators for those working on these machines. This is about big business, not about ecology. Then, decommisioning à unit after its 20 year peak of production, and another 10 years for good measure and réputation, and you have masses of nothing reusable. Tons of fiberglass which is pretty much the same as asbestos suitable for the landfills (back to the earth ?) Électronics which required spécial treatment, and oh yeah, à 69 foot block of cement that will never, ever be moved anywhere. LMAO. Do you see how naïve we can be when we rally behind big business that's waving an ECO flag ?

@thetasworld

Жыл бұрын

@@theartofgregoryevans couldn't agree more with you. We have to do some serious reconsidering of this 'green energy production'

@panishirovim2888

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, fuck the trees and the forest and the animals! Burn them and go eco mode! I wonder how many decades a Steam Electric Station needs to operate in order to produce the fumes of a wildfire! But it is fascism to wonder nowadays! All heil Klaus!

Ive heard one windmill doesnot produce energy through whole lifetime which would equal his price to build it. So we have to donate this "green" energy. Whole green deal is such a fake

soooooooooooo, all of the steel, and concrete is manufactured using renewable resources? hahahahahaha

@pauloriglio5076

2 жыл бұрын

The sarcasm isn’t warranted, especially when you didn’t get Curtis’s point.

@derklebob8161

Жыл бұрын

And then its put into the ground where it will blight the landscape and never be removed.

@omjagdeesh8731

Жыл бұрын

@@derklebob8161 yeah because coal plants emitting soot all over are so much better right?