Montage of individual and multiple wind turbines being felled by Controlled Demolition, Inc. (CDI) due to damaged conditions or as a result of wind farm decommissioning.
I remember when these videos were dry and clinical, merely documenting the event, and I found it entertaining all the same. Now the video production is as much an art as the demolition, and it just keeps getting better.
This one is an instant CDI classic for several reasons: 1 - The number of back-to-back shots on the same structure type. 2 - 0:41 Looks almost like the crew is still there when the shot goes off. That would never happen but the cut is funny. 3 - Lots and lots of metalling pinging and twanging as the towers crumple. 4 - Clever (where'd it go?) angles. 5 - 6:09 New world record for "fastest salad prep." 6 - 7:53 bird bomb cameo
There are people that are huge fans of certain companies, Apple, Tesla or stuff like that. But I am a huge fan of CDI. True demolition masters with a niche fan audience who cannot get enough of watching demolitions. Keep it going guys, you're awesome. 😃👌
I can understand if one has a fire and is no longer possible to repair but the designs need to be easier to repair and maintain if they are going to be viable in the long run.
The NASA-designed 3-blade wind turbine was a failure from the beginning. Pure imagery and political pressure is the ONLY reason these things are ubiquitous. There ARE superior designs but, optics and politics overruled them. That said, I guess what COULD be done for these is put the motor-generator head on the ground and have the rotor energy sent down via a long drive shaft. That way, if the genset catches fire, it can burn on its own and not harm the rest. It can also be equipped with fire suppression systems on the ground whereas such a system would add too much weight to the top of the mast in the usual wind turbine setup.
So, can you please tell me. What is more likely: That's thousand of engineers, scientists, regulatory bodies, companies, governments, design agencies, specialists and everyone inbetween are all wrong. Or that you are wrong?
@@jeffv7726 They can never produce enough, to replace the energy it required to make them. Also, notice how many were not operating. That, severely cuts into the annual production numbers so often touted by "greenies".
The NASA-designed 3-blade wind turbines are extremely inefficient and, ultimately, a total waste. Another commenter, SLO Ride is correct in the net loss of energy of what they produce vs how much energy was expended to make and install them in the first place. Even worse is that these wind turbines USE POWER from the grid they are supposed to be supplying into! They USE power to keep the turbine spinning when the winds are too light and prevent aerodynamic stalling. In other words, to get one going again takes a whole lot of wind energy. There ARE superior wind turbine designs out there but, TPTB want this to fail. WHY? To keep the global fossil fuel racket intact, among other things.
Wow, that line of turbines falling was magnificent! I admire your work. Maybe I'd known about you long ago when i was in college, I'd have changed my career path.
Sad to see, that even newer wind turbines with cooler on top of the nacelles get demolitioned that way. Appears no value in spare parts or rebuild at other places.
Love it! Just got back from a 8,000 mile vacation of 10 national parks and countless national forests and monuments, and those ugly things are cluttering up the view Everywhere!!!
Standard dismantling would be MUCH too time-consuming and far too expensive. OMG Very impressive 10 minutes. Is this how it is done with offshore power mills ? I hope not.
This is just a cost effective way to dismantle them. After anything is knocked down explosives, the remains still have to be gone through, sorted, recycled, etc. The piles of debris aren’t just left there nor do they just go away.
Oh they’re being replaced with bigger more efficient models now that they’ve reached their designed end-of-life. Don’t get your fossil fuel burning hopes up too high.
Nuclear is more clean, it is also (by statistics ) the most safe Renewables are also not the easiest, the easiest would be coal or natural gas fired plants Having to rely on wind and sun or waves for that matter, is not easy. You have to plan ahead a lot for that and it requires a whole lot of extra infrastructure to store the energy For fossil fuels its, you put some in an oven : thats it, available 24/7. This does not apply to dams because water can freeze and the speed varies during the day ( and the same issue with freezing applies to nuclear as often they take coolant from nearby rivers ) renewables are also not cheaper in the long run. They require constant maintenance and the material costs are insane, not to mention they don't last anywhere near as long as other energy production means, apart from dams, which well . lets not talk about permanent downstream damage to the environment... According to the Anesco Ltd. you need roughly 80937m² for a 5 MW installation of solar panels The smallest nuclear plant in the US ( Ginna ) produces roughly 5 GWh per year at 85% usage and the entire area it covers ( inaccurately measured via google maps ) is < 627.000 m² This means to replace a SINGLE nuclear powerplant ( and thats the smallest I could find in the US ), you would need 32x the space and that doesn't even consider that we are putting steel and compound materials on every square meter of that area According to the Washington D.C. Nuclear Energy Institure, you need 360x the area for wind, and 72x the area for solar, to replace an *average* nuclear power plant. Not the smallest... All of this also as always doesn't consider the often permanent damages that are done to the area around the renewables. New studies find that wind turbines dry out the land surrounding them. Makes sense to me, who would have guessed? Taking the energy from the wind makes the wind travel less far. Same thing that already applies to hydro. If you slow down the water, the water moves more slowy, less throughput means less water means drier lands.. The inefficient space usage of solar fields causes animals to be displaced from the area as they cannot find food as efficiently, the dirt is often scratched away from installation or treated with herbecides, if it isn't entirely betonated... Wind turbines also killl almost a million bats each year Oh and turns out the production of them isn't even that clean, since well, they get produced in china and there are a bunch of articles about how they dump toxic chemicals into fields :) Reading into this for 5 freaking minutes will tell you just how bad renewables are, or even comparing areas where they have been installed with before and after images. Nuclear is the way to go. Everything else is just stupid.
@@dkxtro2562 Many thanks for all the details,now can you tell the UKs politician. They are opening new oil and gas fields by arguing that onshore renewables would spoil the look of the countryside( but we can have £1,000,if we allow electricity pylons ! Again it’s the politicians causing delays to a French/Chinese built nuclear power plant. Any wonder that my son-in-law has installed,and is benefitting already from solar panels + a power bank.
@@alienígena-e1p I mean yeah if they pay me a small fee and dig a kilometer deep hole. I'd be up for that. Again, its not that dangerous. You could have a uranium deposit beneath where you live, you wouldn't even know
When I was a little girl I got into trouble for running round the garden, whacking the heads off flowers with a stick. Well, I'm a big girl now, so... has anybody got a really, really big stick I could borrow? 😁
This is what BP executives consider pornography 🤣 Love this channel BTW, most satisfying demolition videos on RUclips! That cable breaking / whipping sound is like what they used in the 2014 Godzilla movie, but better
Oh they’re getting replaced with likely larger and more efficient ones now that they’ve reached their designed end-of-life. Don’t get your polluting, fossil fuel burning hopes up too high.
@@MrUranium238 Certainly true after the demolitions, but just wondered about using a crane or helicopter to recover the generators or gearboxes before taking the rest down.
There were huge $ value went into the magnets in the generators housed in those nacelles. How is a crew of folks scrambling over the wrecks, losing time to difficulty, money to time, vs. the quick and clean methods and practices used to build and maintain same for 20 - 25 yrs? What's the up tick in injuries one vs. the other by the way. Just wondering
I don't think so. What you're hearing, is the reverberation of bangs in the tubular tower, much like throwing a rock inside a tunnel. If you went to one of those towers and struck it with a hammer, you would hear a similar sound.
Makes me imagine a dystopia movie where the survivors of nuclear war are gathered around the only remaining turbine and wars are fought over control of the power. Noone knows who built it or how it works, they just know it makes the invisible power. Rebels would destroy it at the end, undoing 200 years of industrial evolution and throwing humans back into the dark ages.
I love wind turbines. I know they have some problems/issues, but destroying them isn't much better to my understanding. It's apparently very hard to dispose of the material that is used to make these, which can cause more environmental problems. Wouldn't it better to keep the ones already made up running and functioning while choosing not to make more?
The word “renewables” has puzzled me for a long time. After watching this video I discovered the true meaning of “renewables”. At the end of their short usable life of 20 years or so, the entire structure or product is renewed. Hence, the name re-new-able.
Wind turbines have a design life of about 20 years. After which some major components might need to be replaced to keep them running. But most often financially it's more beneficial to build the newer, bigger, more efficient and more productive turbines on the market than to refurbish the old small ones. And so, the old ones get decommissioned. Which is some places involves disassembly into its component parts. And I guess in other places involves blowing them up.
At approximately £1M each to construct, plus maintenance costs, against the output, I would expect more than just 20 years usage out of them - they are not as environmentally friendly as we are led to believe….
To all wind turbine haters below: One fifth of the entire energy production of Finland is today produced by wind turbines. No matter what you say, they are going to be an ever-increasing part of the world energy production. Better get used to it.
Finland, Finland, Finland, there's no place I'd rather be. Finland, Finland, Finland, yada, yada, yada, dee, dee. Finland, Finland, Finland a sparsely populated country. Where you get one fifth of your power from the wind. Windland, Windland, Windland, get used to whatever you're want and go build all the turbines you're told. Let those monstrosities scatter across all the land and randomly kill the birds that fly by, those things are a sore to my eyes...Finland, Finland, Finland, we don't need to be told by you what to think. So, stick that into your hat and go back to your wind powered flat, enjoy a Bud Light, press your dress for the night, then go out and prance like a nonce and stop bothering the rest of us.
you are so wright toweri li . let all these fools try living next to a melted nuclear reactor core that can never be turned off and pukes out deadly toxic poison for millions of years for there kids to breath in and get cancer all over there bodies.
Got to admit fun to watch. But knocking all these down at a time when the world is supposedly got to switch to green energy or life as we know it will end seems a step in the wrong direction. What is the life span of a windmill? Are the blades recycled?
Brian enjoys paying £1.63 for a jugfull of petrol ! Brian enjoys giving billion of profits to the energy companies selling his countries oil. Brian is a cretin.
The broken blade threw the rotor out of balance, causing violent cyclic stress on the nacelle and tower. With that much shaking, it almost brought itself down! That turbine NEEDED to come down, it wouldn't be worth repairing. It was good that it was shut down, so they could drain off all the gear oil and hydraulic oil, to save an environmental incident, and possibly a fire.
If there were a windfarm and a power plant of equal output compared, the power plant would be more efficient. Utility companies know this, but are given subsidies to build windmills.
Power generation is dynamic in that it scales with demand in real time and the difference between peaks and troughs in consumption these days can be very large and larger power plants that aren't quickly turned on or off or synced to the grid providing all of the power would mean they'd be producing lots of power that isn't needed and there is nothing efficient about that. Wind and solar farms can be turned on and off and synced to the grid in as little as a few minutes making them extremely efficient and useful for meeting excess power demands when larger NG, hydro and nuclear plants provide the base power - the absolute minimum power demand - and when usage peaks above that level wind and solar can be quickly activated to meet the spike in demand. With better battery systems which are being developed for wind and solar they would become far more efficient. Larger plants and wind/solar working together is the most efficient for the modern power grid when done right with the entire system in place, which is still years away from completion provided the anti-progress crowd doesn't slow things down even more.
I remember when these videos were dry and clinical, merely documenting the event, and I found it entertaining all the same. Now the video production is as much an art as the demolition, and it just keeps getting better.
I liked them without the production values. They were very zen.
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É muito legal mesmo a turbina eolica caindo
That is sooo cool im a big Fan of Wind Turbine demolitions🎉😅❤
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This one is an instant CDI classic for several reasons:
1 - The number of back-to-back shots on the same structure type.
2 - 0:41 Looks almost like the crew is still there when the shot goes off. That would never happen but the cut is funny.
3 - Lots and lots of metalling pinging and twanging as the towers crumple.
4 - Clever (where'd it go?) angles.
5 - 6:09 New world record for "fastest salad prep."
6 - 7:53 bird bomb cameo
I love the cinematography, the metallic sounds, and the explosions of dirt when they hit the ground
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@@TheLoizeauxGroupLLC😂🎉😢😮😊❤a😊
There are people that are huge fans of certain companies, Apple, Tesla or stuff like that.
But I am a huge fan of CDI.
True demolition masters with a niche fan audience who cannot get enough of watching demolitions.
Keep it going guys, you're awesome. 😃👌
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"Gone with the windmills"
😂
I can understand if one has a fire and is no longer possible to repair but the designs need to be easier to repair and maintain if they are going to be viable in the long run.
nope .... we live in a throw away society
@@The_DuMont_Network Throw .... I meant... my dictation software not working ....
The NASA-designed 3-blade wind turbine was a failure from the beginning. Pure imagery and political pressure is the ONLY reason these things are ubiquitous. There ARE superior designs but, optics and politics overruled them.
That said, I guess what COULD be done for these is put the motor-generator head on the ground and have the rotor energy sent down via a long drive shaft. That way, if the genset catches fire, it can burn on its own and not harm the rest. It can also be equipped with fire suppression systems on the ground whereas such a system would add too much weight to the top of the mast in the usual wind turbine setup.
So, can you please tell me. What is more likely:
That's thousand of engineers, scientists, regulatory bodies, companies, governments, design agencies, specialists and everyone inbetween are all wrong.
Or that you are wrong?
@@jesseishere5209 you forgot to add politics to that list.... so now the equation has changed....
Never gets old... I can remember watching you guys years ago on discovery.
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FYI - Typical life span of a wind turbine is 20 years, with routine maintenance required every six months.
So these must be 20 years old,what did they produce ? What did they cost in reality,start to finish....
@@jeffv7726 They can never produce enough, to replace the energy it required to make them. Also, notice how many were not operating. That, severely cuts into the annual production numbers so often touted by "greenies".
The NASA-designed 3-blade wind turbines are extremely inefficient and, ultimately, a total waste. Another commenter, SLO Ride is correct in the net loss of energy of what they produce vs how much energy was expended to make and install them in the first place.
Even worse is that these wind turbines USE POWER from the grid they are supposed to be supplying into! They USE power to keep the turbine spinning when the winds are too light and prevent aerodynamic stalling. In other words, to get one going again takes a whole lot of wind energy.
There ARE superior wind turbine designs out there but, TPTB want this to fail. WHY? To keep the global fossil fuel racket intact, among other things.
Bring them bird killers down!
Another point that never gets mentioned is the gear box on turbines takes and average of 60 gallons of oil that has to be replaced periodically.
This is somehow very satisfying to watch.🎉
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Wow!
That fact the many of them are close-ups or are falling towards the camera is really amazing!
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That's some amazing cinematography on some of those demolitions. Really captures the impact of those giants as they disintegrate onto the ground.
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The most artistic demolition was of the VOA transmitters, volume was Hudson’s, these two where were recycling was done. Those blades are landfill.
CDI... the Best of the very Best. The 'Art of Demolition'.
Thank you!
Wow, that line of turbines falling was magnificent! I admire your work. Maybe I'd known about you long ago when i was in college, I'd have changed my career path.
Great edit, gang! Hope it gets big time views! 😎✌️
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10 minutes of pure satisfaction.
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The job satisfaction of demolition work must be immense.
It seems like only 5 minutes since they started building these things. Don't last long do they?
You guys are having too much fun
No such thing I say.
🤠👍
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Sad to see, that even newer wind turbines with cooler on top of the nacelles get demolitioned that way.
Appears no value in spare parts or rebuild at other places.
Love it! Just got back from a 8,000 mile vacation of 10 national parks and countless national forests and monuments, and those ugly things are cluttering up the view Everywhere!!!
1:09 🤯 It falls like dominos!
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I feel like End Game could've been avoided had the Avengers just brought one of these puppies down on Thanos's head.
Standard dismantling would be MUCH too time-consuming and far too expensive. OMG
Very impressive 10 minutes.
Is this how it is done with offshore power mills ? I hope not.
Why were these wind turbines knocked down, and what efforts were made to recycle the metal?
This is just a cost effective way to dismantle them. After anything is knocked down explosives, the remains still have to be gone through, sorted, recycled, etc. The piles of debris aren’t just left there nor do they just go away.
Wonderful. Removing the blight on the American landscape.
Oh they’re being replaced with bigger more efficient models now that they’ve reached their designed end-of-life. Don’t get your fossil fuel burning hopes up too high.
These Vedios are so satisfying I would cry
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Love watching your videos. . 1:09 It falls like dominos!.
This video is now my favorite video 🥰
Dieses Video ist ab sofort mein Lieblingsvideo 🥰
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The quickest,cheapest,easiest and cleanest way of producing electricity is from renewables.Any videos of oil tanker disasters ?
Nuclear is more clean, it is also (by statistics ) the most safe
Renewables are also not the easiest, the easiest would be coal or natural gas fired plants
Having to rely on wind and sun or waves for that matter, is not easy. You have to plan ahead a lot for that and it requires a whole lot of extra infrastructure to store the energy
For fossil fuels its, you put some in an oven : thats it, available 24/7. This does not apply to dams because water can freeze and the speed varies during the day ( and the same issue with freezing applies to nuclear as often they take coolant from nearby rivers )
renewables are also not cheaper in the long run. They require constant maintenance and the material costs are insane, not to mention they don't last anywhere near as long as other energy production means, apart from dams, which well . lets not talk about permanent downstream damage to the environment... According to the Anesco Ltd. you need roughly 80937m² for a 5 MW installation of solar panels
The smallest nuclear plant in the US ( Ginna ) produces roughly 5 GWh per year at 85% usage
and the entire area it covers ( inaccurately measured via google maps ) is < 627.000 m²
This means to replace a SINGLE nuclear powerplant ( and thats the smallest I could find in the US ), you would need 32x the space and that doesn't even consider that we are putting steel and compound materials on every square meter of that area
According to the Washington D.C. Nuclear Energy Institure, you need 360x the area for wind, and 72x the area for solar, to replace an *average* nuclear power plant. Not the smallest...
All of this also as always doesn't consider the often permanent damages that are done to the area around the renewables. New studies find that wind turbines dry out the land surrounding them. Makes sense to me, who would have guessed? Taking the energy from the wind makes the wind travel less far. Same thing that already applies to hydro. If you slow down the water, the water moves more slowy, less throughput means less water means drier lands..
The inefficient space usage of solar fields causes animals to be displaced from the area as they cannot find food as efficiently, the dirt is often scratched away from installation or treated with herbecides, if it isn't entirely betonated...
Wind turbines also killl almost a million bats each year
Oh and turns out the production of them isn't even that clean, since well, they get produced in china and there are a bunch of articles about how they dump toxic chemicals into fields :)
Reading into this for 5 freaking minutes will tell you just how bad renewables are, or even comparing areas where they have been installed with before and after images.
Nuclear is the way to go. Everything else is just stupid.
@@dkxtro2562 Many thanks for all the details,now can you tell the UKs politician. They are opening new oil and gas fields by arguing that onshore renewables would spoil the look of the countryside( but we can have £1,000,if we allow electricity pylons ! Again it’s the politicians causing delays to a French/Chinese built nuclear power plant. Any wonder that my son-in-law has installed,and is benefitting already from solar panels + a power bank.
@@dkxtro2562 Glad you agreed to store the eternal nuclear waste in your backyard!
@@alienígena-e1p I mean yeah if they pay me a small fee and dig a kilometer deep hole. I'd be up for that.
Again, its not that dangerous. You could have a uranium deposit beneath where you live, you wouldn't even know
Sustainability doesn't come to mind with this video. Even reactors are being shut down. Drill baby drill.
AS allways you are the best....:-) 👍
Thank you!
When I was a little girl I got into trouble for running round the garden, whacking the heads off flowers with a stick.
Well, I'm a big girl now, so... has anybody got a really, really big stick I could borrow? 😁
How do you get started in this... blowing up the neighborhood birdbaths with M-80s? Asking for a friend...
Lol
1:24 SOUND UP! Wind Turbine Demolition + Train Signal!
Here are the fans of the wind turbines
👇🏻
This is what BP executives consider pornography 🤣 Love this channel BTW, most satisfying demolition videos on RUclips! That cable breaking / whipping sound is like what they used in the 2014 Godzilla movie, but better
Great seeing those beastly things coming down! Terrific audio of the carnage, and I liked the drone shots too.
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Piu'bello vedere chi &..politici favorevoli
It is my favorite modern movie.
The dreams of Don Quixote ;)
A happy few mintues of seeing ugly wind turbines coming down. Bravo!
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Oh they’re getting replaced with likely larger and more efficient ones now that they’ve reached their designed end-of-life. Don’t get your polluting, fossil fuel burning hopes up too high.
Very Satisfying.
Glad you enjoyed it
Isn't there salvageable equipment in the nacelles?
all landfill
@@MrUranium238 Certainly true after the demolitions, but just wondered about using a crane or helicopter to recover the generators or gearboxes before taking the rest down.
@@jayyarm They probably thought of that pre-demolition.
There were huge $ value went into the magnets in the generators housed in those nacelles. How is a crew of folks scrambling over the wrecks, losing time to difficulty, money to time, vs. the quick and clean methods and practices used to build and maintain same for 20 - 25 yrs? What's the up tick in injuries one vs. the other by the way. Just wondering
@@MrUranium238not the towers. The towers go to the scrapyard
i keep hearing cables snapping. are the blades or the tower cable tensioned?
I don't think so. What you're hearing, is the reverberation of bangs in the tubular tower, much like throwing a rock inside a tunnel. If you went to one of those towers and struck it with a hammer, you would hear a similar sound.
Makes me imagine a dystopia movie where the survivors of nuclear war are gathered around the only remaining turbine and wars are fought over control of the power. Noone knows who built it or how it works, they just know it makes the invisible power. Rebels would destroy it at the end, undoing 200 years of industrial evolution and throwing humans back into the dark ages.
why they destroying the wind turbines
Because they’re either been struck by lightning hit by airplane or caught fire
BEAUTIFUL!!! Keep going.
"The quantitative increase of a phenomenon determines the radical qualitative change of the landscape". Hegel. NO WIND TURBINES
I love wind turbines. I know they have some problems/issues, but destroying them isn't much better to my understanding. It's apparently very hard to dispose of the material that is used to make these, which can cause more environmental problems. Wouldn't it better to keep the ones already made up running and functioning while choosing not to make more?
This is better than the pimple videos!
Looks like it could have been plucked right out of a *_James Bond 007 Movie_* 🙂
6:11 way cool! They call it the CDI Hokey Poky . Put the explosive in and shake it all around
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What is the lifespan of wind turbines as I thought you sometimes needed to change blades or the motor on top..............
The word “renewables” has puzzled me for a long time. After watching this video I discovered the true meaning of “renewables”.
At the end of their short usable life of 20 years or so, the entire structure or product is renewed. Hence, the name re-new-able.
It isn t for this! Is because the energy who they product is renawable.
1:44 That is an old Nordic 2 Blade turbine. Note the blade tip brakes and the platform/guardrails at the hub. The company went bankrupt in 2012.
Tidied up the landscape, but leaves a mess to clear up. Still, that's progress !
nobody:
the goverment when i dont pay electric bills:
They call them renewable, does that mean they will sprout back up from their roots?
"The quantitative increase of a phenomenon, determines the radical qualitative change of the landscape". Hegel. NO TO WIND TURBINES
Looks like various projects from the past year aren't uploaded yet
There's nothing better than seeing these monstrosity's being blown up.
They are a blot on the landscape, and only work when the wind is "just" right.
Why are they being demolished?
Wind turbines have a design life of about 20 years. After which some major components might need to be replaced to keep them running. But most often financially it's more beneficial to build the newer, bigger, more efficient and more productive turbines on the market than to refurbish the old small ones. And so, the old ones get decommissioned. Which is some places involves disassembly into its component parts. And I guess in other places involves blowing them up.
And the birds are all cheering!
What good are they anyway?
I’m sad about that Turnbines
Good good good video
Awesome as usual. Can they apply this to people of different genders???
I don't know what the heck you talking about.... but I gave you a thumbs up
@@MrUranium238 Thanks. I don't know either :) #MeToo :)
6:14 I Don't Know What That Song Is Coming From?
At approximately £1M each to construct, plus maintenance costs, against the output, I would expect more than just 20 years usage out of them - they are not as environmentally friendly as we are led to believe….
To all wind turbine haters below: One fifth of the entire energy production of Finland is today produced by wind turbines. No matter what you say, they are going to be an ever-increasing part of the world energy production. Better get used to it.
You cant MAKE ENERGY...pal...
Finland, Finland, Finland, there's no place I'd rather be. Finland, Finland, Finland, yada, yada, yada, dee, dee. Finland, Finland, Finland a sparsely populated country. Where you get one fifth of your power from the wind. Windland, Windland, Windland, get used to whatever you're want and go build all the turbines you're told. Let those monstrosities scatter across all the land and randomly kill the birds that fly by, those things are a sore to my eyes...Finland, Finland, Finland, we don't need to be told by you what to think. So, stick that into your hat and go back to your wind powered flat, enjoy a Bud Light, press your dress for the night, then go out and prance like a nonce and stop bothering the rest of us.
you are so wright toweri li . let all these fools try living next to a melted nuclear reactor core that can never be turned off and pukes out deadly toxic poison for millions of years for there kids to breath in and get cancer all over there bodies.
@@Sta2200 than why aren't you people against nuclear power plants because you cant MAKE ENERGY...pal...
One fifth isn't very much and that's with the wind blowing. Where does the four fifths come from?
there was another footage of hunterston turbine getting demolished
পাখা বিহিন উইন্ড টারবাইন বাংলাদেশের বাজারে কবে পাওয়া যাবে। লাখ লাখ লোক পাখা বিহিন উইন্ড টারবাইন স্হাপন করতে চায়।
The fake sound effects are completely unnecessary.
2:01 That’s the Chimney?
The sounds are real though
5:17 is that a sniper aiming at the wind turbine?
why do that Turnbine 😢
by by vestas towers I never liked working on them G/E is way better I miss working on ge towers
Как будто поприсутствовал при смертной казни...
Send the bill to Byedone! lol
May they rest in pieces. 😀
1:08: TIMBER!
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gual o nome dessa música
So cool
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Non crash éolienne Parc 😡👷♂️👷♀️ prison 😢😢😢😢😢 éolienne terre
My Turnbine 😢
Why with dynamite? 🙈
Wind turbine are falling down.
The Turnbine can’t hit someone
Suggestion for 100,000: fly a fan out to press the button :D (If this is even legal lol)
why?
Got to admit fun to watch. But knocking all these down at a time when the world is supposedly got to switch to green energy or life as we know it will end seems a step in the wrong direction. What is the life span of a windmill? Are the blades recycled?
Rural blight. Take them all down.
Brian enjoys paying £1.63 for a jugfull of petrol ! Brian enjoys giving billion of profits to the energy companies selling his countries oil. Brian is a cretin.
PETN?
Why at 4:11 is the tower bent ?
The broken blade threw the rotor out of balance, causing violent cyclic stress on the nacelle and tower. With that much shaking, it almost brought itself down! That turbine NEEDED to come down, it wouldn't be worth repairing. It was good that it was shut down, so they could drain off all the gear oil and hydraulic oil, to save an environmental incident, and possibly a fire.
Yeah
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If there were a windfarm and a power plant of equal output compared, the power plant would be more efficient. Utility companies know this, but are given subsidies to build windmills.
Power generation is dynamic in that it scales with demand in real time and the difference between peaks and troughs in consumption these days can be very large and larger power plants that aren't quickly turned on or off or synced to the grid providing all of the power would mean they'd be producing lots of power that isn't needed and there is nothing efficient about that.
Wind and solar farms can be turned on and off and synced to the grid in as little as a few minutes making them extremely efficient and useful for meeting excess power demands when larger NG, hydro and nuclear plants provide the base power - the absolute minimum power demand - and when usage peaks above that level wind and solar can be quickly activated to meet the spike in demand. With better battery systems which are being developed for wind and solar they would become far more efficient.
Larger plants and wind/solar working together is the most efficient for the modern power grid when done right with the entire system in place, which is still years away from completion provided the anti-progress crowd doesn't slow things down even more.
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