Installation of diaphragm wall, 55 panels between 15m and 20m deep x 600mm wall thickness. Installation of anchors for approximately 60 lin. m of wall.
This was more entertaining and enjoyable than any sitcom on tv. And I'm not even in construction. Mad props to the video editor, those shots of the cement mixers unloading are dope!
Good video, I’m a piling operator too, I’m prepared to use mechanical grab, hydraulic grab is easy to use but when you digging on a hard ground it better to use mechanical grab just saying. Thanks
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This was more entertaining and enjoyable than any sitcom on tv. And I'm not even in construction. Mad props to the video editor, those shots of the cement mixers unloading are dope!
I've seen this video so many times and I don't get tired. Thank you!
Great Video, really good depiction of how the process looks in reality.
most satisfying video i have ever seen. Amazing work! thanks for sharing.
Yes was old fire station in Perth
480 hay st PERTH
Good job
Great Wall
Damn wish I had a guy on my crew that ran around like that what a great training video for new hires
I can help you regard this if u want reply me.
nice job
No handrails no harness no nothing
Let's hope someone does not drown in hole of bentonite
Very nice video, thank you for sharing
Do they excavate 20m deep in one shot or they to it in stages? If yes, how does the soil do not collapse due to lateral forces?
They use polymer and water mixture filled in excavation area so soil do not collapse inside
Thanks a lot for this video, helped to answer some of the questions I had.
Awesome Video, very interesting to see the complete process, thanks 4 sharing with us!
Good video, I’m a piling operator too, I’m prepared to use mechanical grab, hydraulic grab is easy to use but when you digging on a hard ground it better to use mechanical grab just saying. Thanks
Hola, excelente video..... una pregunta eh visto otros muros y en ninguno veo ningún drenaje..... estos tipos de muros no lo usan o no son necesarios?
very informative video,thanks.
good work
6:25 Wow !! Good
very useful for a new worker
R they using polymer or bentonite as a drilling fluid?
Excellent video
that almost looks like the old fire station site on Murry street in Perth was it not?
One steel made all the prefab cages for this.
wow it's very useful to me well explained
What is the cycle time of 1 panel.
Right from start to end, i.e Excavation to Concrete
Was this the BPi Westin Hotel. Look very familiar 😉
Thanks for sharing
Interesting consruction 🤔
thanks for upload&video
Excelentes sus máquinas yo también quiero hacer una gran máquina para generar corriente eléctrica, saludos
Risk of falling, absence of safety harness and lifeline for personnel.
how you are keeping joint in dwall to basement slab
How long is the working hour?
ONE working hour is 60min
Generally 7am to 5pm on Australian construction sites. But looks like these guys had to work past 5 to finish the wall
Where is this is this in Sri Lanka
Hamgang Ultimately account of Hamza Fassy perth in western Austria
thanks
What are they doing at 3:45?
They are desandring mean cleaning bore from mud.
@@hafeezrehman3920 Also mixing bentonite if I'm not mistaken.
We can provide you with used trench cutter...
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BOM DIA ! Pra mim é uma honra esta aqui te prestigiando, vamos sempre juntos somar e fortalecer nossos trabalhos, eu já estou por aqui!.
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So much standing around and talking, classic Straya. Good video though
So time consuming way to dig a trench. Waste of time and money