Pumping 800 yards to level 30 of a high rise.
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Pouring 800 cubic yards to level 30 of this office tower using our Putzmeister 39Z detachable placing boom with 13 HPD high rise pump kit. We may or may not have set the GoPro camera inside of the concrete bin for blowdown…. 😁
I really like it when in the field of concrete pumping, communication between the operator and the assistant or auxiliary pump is important when priming the pump unit at the time of pouring at the time of cleaning with water or compressed air is extremely important here in this video I see that communication for operators is something that goes hand in hand with safety hey nice video which I give it more than a ten excellent line cleaning with compressed air
Absolutely! Communication is key 👌👌👌
@@canadianconcretepumper1979
Hi brother.
Does the hydraulic system of the system pump through the hydraulic cylinder rod or piston?
what is the concrete pressure?
what is the capacity of m3/hour?
what is the speed on the main pump 1500? -2300?
what is the cone of concrete?
sorry for my English.
Pump on! Greetings from New Zealand
Greetings brother. Thank you for tuning in and commenting I remember years ago seeing photos of a tractor/trailer mounted 47M Putzmeister being deliver to your market. We have some rather stringent/crazy axle-spacing/weight restrictions in our province here as well.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 NZ had a 47 and now has 2x 52m booms tracter unit anchored for counterweight, they look like a real mission to set up ruclips.net/video/yHj-yd9m4dg/видео.html
you sure love a big Saturday Scott
I was lazy on this one and missed the prime-out 😂😂😂
Nice view from up there!
Penthouse views baby!!!!
Good morning from Niagara falls Canada
Good morning fellow Canadian!!!
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Alberta 1st💙
@@Dex01-Z_WingZero what do you mean by that?
@@Dex01-Z_WingZero I cannot disagree with said statement 😁😁😁
@@seanmccarthy1421 I’m assuming he’s eluding to that fact that British Columbia, and more specifically Vancouver, some might say has become quite the socialist state.
Kevin's 1st load with that truck was bringing grout to our placing boom 2 Saturdays ago.
First load is grout to “prime the mixer” 😂😂😂
Stroking hard on that one for sure
Yeah man, this thing has been an absolute workhorse!
@Canadian Concrete Pumper it's my dream too one day own my own pumps what area are you from I have a 2 big jobs in Ottawa area this summer not sure if your up there...if so I will definitely call you it's Jobs both about 200m3 so 400m3 total
@@QualityConcreteInc I’m out west in Vancouver here. I’d love to some day do a concrete pumping road-trip and tag along with different outfits across the country/continent for a day or two each.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 ya man come on down
El conocer las especificaciones de una unidad es importante Scott lo que pasa es que en mucha partes del mundo se basan en la práctica y olvidan el conocimiento lo digo por lo que dices en el video cuando muestra la tolva RS
9 inch diameter has 5x the volume per unit length, compared to 4 inch diameter.
9² / 4² = 5,0625
What do you add to concrete in video 30. 07 minutes, what is it called, are these plasticizers?
If it is a plasticizer, then it must be prepared at the factory by order?
I'm very interested in what you add and for what purpose?
Couple of questions. First of all, what engine do you have in that pump, second, when he says he “hammered the mud through” does he mean literally tapping the pipeline with a hammer? Lastly, when you said “sending it forward and backward like you would with a regular boom pump” is that actually how you would recommend dealing with a boom plug? No judgement here at all but I was taught from the beginning that pulling elbows was the quickest way to handle a boom plug vs trying to push it though. As with anything I’m open to new things and questioning my original teachings. As I’m sure you’d agree, there’s not just one way to pump concrete.
The hammer tapping is more so just to track where the concrete is at in the pipeline. Whenever I’ve got rough mud and it’s getting crunchy before it even hits the second boom section I’ll take several stokes in reverse to pull the dry slug of concrete back which mixes it with the cream from the previous pipes which have already been primed. Working it back and forth methodically like this has been quite successful for me. Pulling elbows is usually my last resort. If working it back and forth isn’t doing the trick I’ll dump a bucket of bentonite primer into the tip-elbow and suck a sponge back with it. The hopper does obviously overflow. Once the sponge is back I’ll pop open the transition door, remove the sponge, button everything back up, and re-commence priming. If the sponge won’t suck back I’ll stand the boom straight up in the air and let gravity assist. If that doesn’t work I’ll attach the blowout cap to the tip-elbow and assist it with air while stroking in reverse. If that doesn’t work I’ll grab the tool box and start pulling elbows/pipes. Knock on wood, I’ve literally only once ever in my career had to pull an elbow on the prime. I should also mention though that we do have very forgiving materials in our area as well.
Best questions/comments of the day so far. You sir win the prize 👌👌👌
@@canadianconcretepumper1979 that's good to hear. In South Dakota we have all crushed boney granite and man sand which is granite fines. very abrasive mud and can make for some interesting primes.
@@user-zu2bw7ig5v definitely great learning experience for the operator it sounds like. Our mud up here is generally so forgiving that many boom operators I feel miss out on some of that forced learning which comes with battling the occasional nasty load. Super important in our market for guys to spend time on the line-pumps learning the mixes pumping through smaller diameter hose. A lot of that education is skipped over by jumping straight onto a boom in this market.
@@canadianconcretepumper1979
На какой высоте вы переключаете гидросистему шток на поршень?
50м.70м.100м?
Когда качаете бетон на высоту.
Какое давление для этого требуется?
Outstanding footage of the blow back! That stabilizer bar for the rear outriggers is very creative. How many meters / yards you think is in the blow out bin once completed the blow down?
Hey Art, there’s roughly 2.5 cubic meters in the lines which gets blown back into the bin at the end of the pour. There’s a really cool video of a big outfit in Australia which actually water washes the concrete remaining in the lines right into the pour, minimizing waste:
ruclips.net/video/Hz5Z0YULdrk/видео.html
do you have to refuel pump on site?
on my m37 here in sweden i can manage about 800m3 on a single tank (extra tank in leg).
Is it a mission lining up the shutoff to the hopper with the steel pipe? I've seen 5" rubber used but it was only 12-14 stories
It’s actually not too bad at all as the heavy duty pipe flanges give a good amount of play until they are cinched down tight with the bolt-together clamps.
Porque vocês direcionam o retorno do concreto direto para o betoneira.??
Concrete is directed back into the waste concrete bin rather than the mixer truck.
Wouldn’t think it’s possible,
Nice work! What were the total hours on your Saturday festivities lol
Started pouring at 6:00AM, finished pouring at 6:00PM. That was with steady concrete supply for the majority of the day.
@Canadian Concrete Pumper
Sweet! Yeah idk I think I'll stick with running some occasional line off the boom tip lol. I'm sure you know but a day where the supply is lacking is frustrating. This week had 250 yards, started at 7am I left at 430pm haha. Pump on!!
Are you the boss or owner or ?
There’s 5 of us whom are partners in the business. Just a smaller company, we’re all essentially workers, with the headaches of ownership 😂
las bombas de hormigón montadas sobre camión de
Putzmeister, la bomba 39Z-Metros está disponible con distintos kits de bomba,
cada uno con una presión de descarga de 85 bar. El modelo económico 16H
cuenta con dos cilindros de descarga enchapados en cromo y un funcionamiento
sin problemas. El modelo 13 HPD es pesado y está diseñado para soportar
condiciones extremas mientras realiza aplicaciones de alta presión y a gran
distancia. soy un fanático de putzmeister 💪👷🐘1958
I seen you use a retarder at the end have you ever tried using slow willy that stuff works pretty good for blowout also they slick willy witch is nice to use when can use bentonite on your other jobs not highrise jobs
Yup, that’s actually slow willie which we have in the bucket pre-mixed with water. It’s my favourite product for relatively fresh mid. When the stuff gets nuclear however, noth’N beats golden/brown sugar!
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Thank you for watching 🙏
why not blow back into concrete truck.....we use go devil first...i guess there's no wrrong way as long line gets cleaned
Most companies in our area have moved away from blowing back into the mixer due to safety, as well as logistical concerns. There were a few incidents locally in which the candy-cane came out of the mixer drum and it was a bad scene to say the least. It worked great the vast majority of the time, but there was always seemingly that one time in a thousand where things went sideways and it just wasn’t worth the risk. Totally agree, there’s no real right or wrong way to get the lines clean, all I can say is that since implementing the go-devil we’ve had zero issues with any sort of buildup in the pipes. The theory behind using a sponge first is that if there were for some reason even a small amount of residual buildup in the lines the go-devil could get stuck, whereas the sponge will pass over top of it and still get the lines at least empty prior to sending a go-devil through.
Always run grout on line jobs.....
Definitely the way to go for long-line jobs. Pretty much almost guarantees a sure thing when priming through (except on this day of course) 😂😂😂
Hii im concrete pump operator I'm working Saudi Arabia
Welcome brother. Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
Graestones trucks are wayyyy nicer
I can’t argue with you there, those the new Graestone rigs are SEXXY in silver!!!