Demolition Using The Verinage Technique
Demolishing a building using only hydraulics and gravity.
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Added: Jun-13-2012 Occurred On: Jun-13-2012
By: barogers619
In: Creative
Tags: Demolition, gravity driven collapse, verinage,
Location: France (load item map)
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 39384 | Comments: 143 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 6 | Shared: 22 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
By: barogers619
In: Creative
Tags: Demolition, gravity driven collapse, verinage,
Location: France (load item map)
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 39384 | Comments: 143 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 6 | Shared: 22 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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Don't let the truthers find out about this
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByHappyFrogs (154.80) 
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@barogers619 I know it's a short hop to Google but you could have explained a little bit what you mean by "hydraulics". I had to do some searching before I got the info.
Here's an animation of how a hydraulic elevator works:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/transport/engines-equipment/elevator1.htm
In French we call this assembly a "vérin". It can also work without hydraulics, with another system for pushing and extending.
In demolition the force is applied sideways to pus More..
Posted Jun-13-2012 Bykhamomil (1578.64) 
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@khamomil
What's "inefficient" about it?
All that matters is that the cost/benefit pencils out.
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByOswald2001 (753.16) Oswald2001 View Channel Send Message
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@Oswald2001 Digging the vérins out of the rubble every time is what I find inefficient.
However I did some more research and the system of vérins is self-retractable (this is the system patented by its inventor Dominique Ferrari). The verins retract immediately after exerting the lateral pressure so they don't get buried in the rubble after all.
Here's a link to a pdf in French that explains the different stages of preparation before the building is collapsed:
http://www.presse-pontissalien More..
Posted Jun-13-2012 Bykhamomil (1578.64) 
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@khamomil
I dunno... maybe the assemly's cost is lower than the total cost of an explosive demolition with all the experts insurances and other "peripheral" costs combined.
Posted Jun-13-2012 BydeathOfHeavyD (231.70) 
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@khamomil I'm amazed that they can be reused. I'd expect them to be at least damaged.
Posted Jun-13-2012 Bykingfordlm (692.36) 
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@deathOfHeavyD Maybe, plus the homeland security impact seems favorable. Less explosives lying around seems like a win to me. Oh, but what if some terrorist steal one of these vérins and then secretly sets it up to demolish a building full of people?
Can't win.
Posted Jun-13-2012 Bykingfordlm (692.36) 
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NANO-THERMITE!!
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByDEADBEEF (4155.46) 
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It was an INSIDE JOB!!
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByJarHead1717 (42.52) 
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@JarHead1717 Yeah, I saw the thermite, too!
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByDex Dillon (8.50) Dex Dillon View Channel Send Message
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@Dex Dillon 9/11
Posted Jun-14-2012 Byrowdylll649 (80.20) 
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DON'T SAY IT!
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByStovepipe (299.10) 
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@Stovepipe
Did he.....? lol!
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByOswald2001 (753.16) Oswald2001 View Channel Send Message
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@Oswald2001
The building architect? Yes, he cried.
Posted Jun-13-2012 Bykingfordlm (692.36) 
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No mesothelioma ads in France?
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByMegadeth (1433.40) 
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Shit, I left my car keys in there.
Posted Jun-13-2012 BySethHesio17 (136.50) 
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indside job
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByOthman (285.44) 
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So I was taking my dog for a walk when suddenly I noticed a huge crowd. They told me a building demolition was to take place so I was so excited I couldn't stop shaking and all I had was my cellphone camera.
...sounds better than...
I knew about this cool demolition for weeks, but when the day finally came, I decided to forego a real video camera and tripod, and just take my 0.6 megapixel cellphone camera along... you know the one with the nifty one-button "make it even blurrier" opt More..
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByAdobeWanKenobi (233.94) AdobeWanKenobi View Channel Send Message
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why are humans so predictable?
Posted Jun-13-2012 Byfobfob77 (14247.52) 
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@fobfob77 Makes them all the more fun ... :)
Posted Jun-13-2012 Bypauliec17 (952.78) 
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But wait, all the 911 truthers have told us that a building cannot collapse without explosives.
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByBeansAndOnions (301.10) BeansAndOnions View Channel Send Message
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It's no fun without the boom....
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByGIXXARDR (5312.80) 
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Hydraulics?
Posted Jun-13-2012 ByRoccoSantoro (506.20) 
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