Excavator on 600 feet Cooling Tower (Remote-Controlled)
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Hello; Even though it’s not the same excavator as is in the thumbnail, their is an excavator and it’s in a place that “no self respecting “Excavator” should be seen”, it is still a really cool/good video. Because a blast was out of the question, the 162 meters high cooling tower of the former Mülheim-Kärlich nuclear power plant was cleared from above with a remote-controlled excavator piece by piece. After falling below a height of approx. 80 meters, a demolition excavator finally brought the cooling tower down from the ground on August 9, 2019. Due to a faulty building permit procedure, the nuclear power plant was only in operation for about two years. "Due to a faulty building permit procedure, the nuclear power plant was only in operation for about two years." How to waste shit loads of money. Because of the faulty permit, how much, like ~5 Billion of euros were wasted like that? On the other note, they are pretty confident with the rigidity of that structure.
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