DEMOLITION | Asbury Power Plant
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2023
- A landmark on the prairie in northwestern Jasper County for more than 50 years, the Asbury Power Plant, with its 465’ and 400’ tall reinforced concrete chimneys, was felled by Controlled Demolition, Inc. (CDI) for its client, GSD Companies, the Main Demolition Contractor clearing the site.
The Hung Boiler/SCR, Baghouse and two (2) Chimneys were independently delayed in CDI’s sequential felling of all of the structures at the site in a single implosion sequence on June 29, 2023.
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Wow! One of your best productions ever: drone shots, synchronized stack felling, incidental pyrotechnics! This one had it all!
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Some things never get old, especially these videos. Your video production and editing get better with each new presentation. How long does it take ( including engineering) to prepare for a shot like this? Please keep them coming; and thank you for sharing!
The chimneys falling - such a graceful end to a long working life - cheers.
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Video production quality is awesome!
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Excellent precise work - again, with the assistance of gravity! Great angles and nice drone shots. 👌👋
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Love the drone shots. Fascinating.
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Such precision! You always amaze me!! 😊
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Excellent video. I like the shorts, but this was way better!! Thank you!!
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Love the side-by-side, before and after shots plus the descriptions of what was coming down. Excellent work on this job!
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@TheLoizeauxGroupLLC it's so cool! But one thing. Sometimes. The building kinda falls close to the camera. It's so annoying. Better if the camera was far away
Beautiful as always
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It is a very dramatic implosion. I thought the flashing of the coal dust was captured so well. Another great way to get into the weekend. Bravo!
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Nothing like a little coal dust fire for that Hollywood flair.
Great job as always! It was nice to see your crew getting things ready.
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The inevitable falling of chimneys always looks bewitching!
More great work from the masters.
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Well done! Great shot and great video!!
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Beautiful work! Nice drone video. Love these shorter takes, nobody talking, no overdramatized “Documentary “
The "choreography" of this implosion is amazing. The "pyrotechnics" are a nice touch also.
I love the shot descripitons of all the work you put in!!!
Great! Its a new edit idea we are trying! Glad you enjoyed it!
Prepwork in the begining and split screen at the end 👍👍😎😎Perhaps some narrating obout the prepwork & perhaps some so-mo action. Just MHO.
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Love the delays, the chimneys are like "Hey guys! Wait for us!". Those are some beautiful shots
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That was kewl, loved all the camera angles, and the drone shots.
1:39 Fire in the hole!
1:50 TIIIIIIMMMBEEEEEEEEERRR!!!
Fantastic footage of both chimney falling nearly simultaneously and the close-up of power plant, it was shock, everything in whole dark.
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Merci d'avoir mis la quantité d'explosifs dans la description. C'est pas énorme la quantité par rapport a ce que vous faites tomber au sol 👍
Great video, they just keep getting better and better! Looks like the power plant is being replaced with a wind farm, so in a few years you may have some more demolition work to do there. 🙂
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Gotta love how some chimneys will sheer off in the middle as they fall. I guess that goes to show that they were built in sections.
i wish you would go back on T.V. with a show like the special documentary series you had some time ago ,there is so much to this work that you do. people think all you do is drive up and tape some explosives to a column and press a button and walk a way , it is great to see them go down but it would be fantastic to see the whole thing from start to finish . to see what it takes to make them do what you want, to fall were you want them to fall. it takes engineering to put them up and stay up , but it takes more engineering to take them down the way you do. beautiful video , god bless and be safe.
Yes, that documentary years ago was what first brought CDI to my attention, I've been a fan of your work since then.
Certainly are a lot of power plants hitting the ground lately. It is somewhat concerning given how the powers that be are simultaneously pushing electric vehicles. What happens when we wind up short of capacity? What happens when electricity becomes a rationed commodity?
There are great strides being made in battery technology for grid storage: the weak link in green energy right now.
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Toxic side effects of those batteries and their known instability.
Hmmmm 🤔
Those shape charges don't mess around when they are cutting the steel suport beams
Awesome!! Do you have any other projects for the Midwest US planned?
I like it.
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Question is what are they going to be replacing this power plant with?
Cool
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You’re welcome your videos are satisfying
Ahhh yes, I love your alls work!
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Using the drones puts this over the top compared to some of CDI's older (yet still awesome) videos! That huge stack falling in one piece shows just how sturdy that sucker was built.
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3:43 I wonder what caused the sudden flare-up in the boiler building after it had almost finished collapsing?
This might as well be the explosion 💥 channel 😃
please demolition ostankino tower please
Did that 2nd smoke stack not drop right ??? the base seems not to break as the other did thus out of alignment for the stack to drop.....The scrap is easier to get to than have a load of rubble on top......The rest went well tho.😉
How do I get a job????
another power plant reduced to dust Good Job CDI!
had someone said "clean coal"? yeah Riiight
I'm just waiting for when the "green energy" that has been pushed for so long by the idiots in D.C. fails to magically materialize like they think it will and everyone will be standing around with their collective heads up their rectums because coal and nukes are so bad, lmao sorry not sorry
Can you please post a video of a James DeYoung power plant implosion?
cimneys :-9
I'm a little disappointed, for the rather "poofy" coal fire on this one. Better luck next power plant!
Another relic of a bygone age taken offline permanently so that we may switch over to more renewable sources of electricity such as nuclear, wind, solar, and hydroelectric
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I hope the powers that be are smart enough to save the plans for these plants for when they need to be rebuilt. The wind isn't always gonna blow, the sun doesn't always shine and nuclear is permanently dirty.
What are the toxic side effects of lithium ion batteries? Would you have one of those batteries in your home with their known instability?
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BTW, Great show CDI!!
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This company does not do particulate suppression, just watch, a waste of millions of tons of perfectly good building materials and dust pollution on an epic scale.
I guarantee almost every piece of that plant will be recycled in some way.
@@tomrogers9467 I wish that were true but it's cheaper to landfill it all, that's what they do I've been there. 60 to 70% of all landfills is building materials. Look it up.