i've been thinking about heating coils under roads for a for a few years now. so i'm glad someone else is making headway in that direction. while i don't know the specifics of how much power is needed and if we could generate enough with solar panels. however the cost and manpower of not having to redo roads that break from winter and less plowing could be a great thing in the future.
Non compliant construction materials and techniques in the State of California where we have earthquakes on a daily basis. Great if you are living in other parts of the world but not so good where their is Teutonic action.
These are my concerns: Liteform ICF - foam is a good nesting material for insects, both above and below ground, probably not a problem if coated on the exterior with a material that is compatible with the foam and won't destroy. Foam on the inside off-gasses in a fire and should be covered with another material to allow time to escape the building. Be careful. Excellent immediate insulation and forming properties, but probably not as good long-term or for your health. Polylevel - good when it goes in, but insect nesting plus possible shrinkage over time would be a concern? How long will it stay level over time? Electric snow melting system - what's the cost to run this, and how long is needed - is this really affordable? Porotherm - The thick bricks allowing insulation sound awesome, but bricks are typically air and water permeable more than most people realize - what are the properties when wet, and will it dry properly or degrade over time, will it handle a freeze thaw cycle? I was reading that it needs to be coated on the outside, so there is more to installation than shown in the video. And probably not good for earthquake or flood areas? I'd like to know more about this - insulation values, permeability, etc. Loving the opportunity to see materials used throughout the world, thanks.
The problem with poloystyrene foam/blocks is fire, when this stuff burns it releases toxic and poisonous gas/smoke BA gear is used for firefighters in this case.
If only hb zachry construction had done this in 1968, oh, wait, what’s this: they built 21 story, 496 room, palatial hotel on the San Antonio Riverwalk for the 1968 worlds fair, The Hilton “Palacio del Rio” Hotel, 202 days included building all the rooms off site, laying foundations all of the site construction work and stacking them at rate of 35 per day. That was 54 YEARS AGO!
No type of invention is MIND BLOWING. Some of it it truly amazing,most is good the rest is crap and wastes time money and resources. None of it is MIND BLOWING!!!!!!!!!
I wouldn't use anything American in construction. After all, my American house was built in America. It is only 16 years old and won't last another 5 years.
@@amitaimedan Have you seen the US government work on reinforced concrete using tiny fibers within the concrete instead of usual reinforcement methods? Not the same thing, but maybe similar in concept.
@Pam Pierce But at this example the CF is glued on the surface of the concrete, not inside the concrete, in some photos the CF is even glued on the surface of the concrete, where it has little to no support effect. IMHO.
Your videos are awesome, however, your commentator is not. Can't you find somebody that can talk like an adult? The guy you're using now sounds like a 4th grade teacher trying to convince his students to believe whatever he says. I can't watch any of your videos to the end. His voice and the way he talks is sickening!
The electric snow melter for the driveway.
Brilliant idea.
Only draw back to a heated drive way is that you'll end up having wildlife laying there to stay warm.also your drunk uncle.
I am constantly amazed at the human mind and how these inventors come up with different ideas for not only construction but everything under the sun.
Good idea 👍
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Practice makes perfect. Person makes enough mistakes they learn what not to do.
Chinese buildings come down as fast as they go up!
Great idea sir thank you sir thank you universe🌌
Interesting video 👍🏻. Amazing construction technologies.
Projects,Constructions that can be benefited
Awesome construction technologies. It's amazing how far we have come over the past 50 years. Great video guys!
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Awesome construction technology
Expanding foam! Amazing!
i've been thinking about heating coils under roads for a for a few years now. so i'm glad someone else is making headway in that direction. while i don't know the specifics of how much power is needed and if we could generate enough with solar panels. however the cost and manpower of not having to redo roads that break from winter and less plowing could be a great thing in the future.
I like to see a medieval castle built in that time!
why ?
@@patrickkelly7085 why not.
@@bjgoodrich5864 Ok you could build a sandcastle
8:35 i thought there's an earthquake at my place, or i have a headache 🤣🤣 hope u r okay cameraman 😇
Steel structure is one important member of Prefabricated Building
reduce carbon output with foam yessss aha
Leave it to China to make buildings out of Legos. 👍
Non compliant construction materials and techniques in the State of California where we have earthquakes on a daily basis. Great if you are living in other parts of the world but not so good where their is Teutonic action.
Anything with foam should have a 30 yr guarantee
This can never be strong , not suitable in cities ,towns. Maybe small labs can be built for experiments.
These are my concerns: Liteform ICF - foam is a good nesting material for insects, both above and below ground, probably not a problem if coated on the exterior with a material that is compatible with the foam and won't destroy. Foam on the inside off-gasses in a fire and should be covered with another material to allow time to escape the building. Be careful. Excellent immediate insulation and forming properties, but probably not as good long-term or for your health. Polylevel - good when it goes in, but insect nesting plus possible shrinkage over time would be a concern? How long will it stay level over time? Electric snow melting system - what's the cost to run this, and how long is needed - is this really affordable? Porotherm - The thick bricks allowing insulation sound awesome, but bricks are typically air and water permeable more than most people realize - what are the properties when wet, and will it dry properly or degrade over time, will it handle a freeze thaw cycle? I was reading that it needs to be coated on the outside, so there is more to installation than shown in the video. And probably not good for earthquake or flood areas? I'd like to know more about this - insulation values, permeability, etc. Loving the opportunity to see materials used throughout the world, thanks.
great points
yeah the polylevel is only a temporary solution, but if lasts more than year maybe that's ok
I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on TH-cam 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos ❤
What?
the Stavoblock at 8:30 remind me of Puma Punku
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China built hospitals this way for the Covid and they collapsed💯
Good
The problem with poloystyrene foam/blocks is fire, when this stuff burns it releases toxic and poisonous gas/smoke BA gear is used for firefighters in this case.
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If only hb zachry construction had done this in 1968, oh, wait, what’s this: they built 21 story, 496 room, palatial hotel on the San Antonio Riverwalk for the 1968 worlds fair, The Hilton “Palacio del Rio” Hotel, 202 days included building all the rooms off site, laying foundations all of the site construction work and stacking them at rate of 35 per day. That was 54 YEARS AGO!
we can thus elevated to another level of construction that is being shared in techzone 👍🚧
No type of invention is MIND BLOWING. Some of it it truly amazing,most is good the rest is crap and wastes time money and resources. None of it is MIND BLOWING!!!!!!!!!
if you can maybe change up the intro songs and song that play through the video cus its kinda boring everytime i hear the same song
What's the next big idea?? Any predictions??
I wouldn't use anything American in construction. After all, my American house was built in America. It is only 16 years old and won't last another 5 years.
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waste of money. the foam will rot away and will not support the weight of the concrete for very long.
Carbon fiber reinforcement... Looks suspicious to me...
Why? Please explain more.
@Pam Pierce
It's very thin, and I can not imagine it can hold any significant bearing.
@@amitaimedan Have you seen the US government work on reinforced concrete using tiny fibers within the concrete instead of usual reinforcement methods? Not the same thing, but maybe similar in concept.
@Pam Pierce
But at this example the CF is glued on the surface of the concrete, not inside the concrete, in some photos the CF is even glued on the surface of the concrete, where it has little to no support effect. IMHO.
should be titled garbage ideas that wont last ten years.......
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it must b said, some of dis methods exists for decades. its not revolutionary
Your videos are awesome, however, your commentator is not. Can't you find somebody that can talk like an adult? The guy you're using now sounds like a 4th grade teacher trying to convince his students to believe whatever he says. I can't watch any of your videos to the end. His voice and the way he talks is sickening!
So it too them actually years to make them, but 28 hours to stack them
As strong as concrete AND cement? Wow. 🤣