All Demolition Articles
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How Autokrane Schares removed Berlin’s 60 metre, 1,500 tonne, reinforced concrete Marggraffbrűcke
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VIDEO: Demolition workers cut first section of Francis Scott Key Bridge
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Die Autobahn’s expansion of Westphalia’s A43 to see triple bridge demolition
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Remediation works to recover 142,000 t of scrap metal and 300,000 t of concrete from Gove Refinery
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Ferraro Group brings in crawler crane with wrecking ball attachment
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VIDEO: Dismantling teams remove coat of arms from Motherland Monument
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Thialf crane vessel lifts 1,200 t production facilities on North Sea decommissioning project
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New fifth generation 683 E sits between 70 and 100 tonne models in the telescopic boom crawler crane range
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Country’s contractors pledge to donate 1% of public reconstruction costs.
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Cost of reconstruction could be as high as US$540 billion
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Some large components required careful manipulation inside a nuclear power plant in Germany
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Engineered Rigging uses strand jacks to help contractor dismantle 1930s structure in USA
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As pressure mounts from governments and consumers around the world to reduce carbon, contractors are switching from diesel to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) to power their equipment.
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Australian crane company, Marr Contracting, in partnership with Mirvac, has removed the top section of one of Sydney’s highest structures, the former TCN-9 TX transmission tower at Willoughby
Video from Ainscough Crane Hire showing a tandem lift of a ship being scrapped by Mitchell Demolition
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Demolition work traditionally involves cranes but there has been a shift in the choice of equipment, the methods are changing and there is clear potential for growth. Alex Dahm reports
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A Demag CC 3800-1 crawler, plus Demag AC 140, AC 160 and AC 800 all terrain cranes, dismantle a conveyor belt at Italian power station
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Joe Louis Arena main roof truss weighing 2,250 tonnes lowered by Mammoet in downtown Detroit, USA
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Explosives were used in an attempt to topple two damaged tower cranes at the Hard Rock Hotel building collapse in New Orleans.
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Clever use of an hydraulic jack up system to replace 500 tonne railway bridge in Alabama, USA