How does Hydrodemolition work? - explained by Conjet

Hydrodemolition is a concrete removal technology that uses high-pressure water to remove damaged concrete, as well as asphalt and grout.
Here's a short animation describing the hydrodemolition process and the steps in concrete removal.
Conjet has more than 35 years of experience in the hydrodemolition business. Our goal is to create the best products for every type of hydrodemolition application, providing you with the widest range of automated concrete removal (ACR™) hydrodemolition equipment.
Read more about hydrodemolition here: www.conjet.com...
or
Receive a tailor-made offer to your specific needs down below!
www.conjet.com...
#hydrodemolition
#Concretehydrodemolition
#sustainabledemolition

[@SammyPinnt-o8t]

Littel Pine

[@manavsharma8077]

Nice 😊

[@kregadeth5562]

Perfect . So that way ALL the demolition winds up In the water, instead of just 2 percent.

[@dohlemacher]

I don't think you watched the full video.

[@freetime2freeminds]

How do we learn this or get started as a job

[@saedtoma315]

Conjet got the best machine for this Jon

[@Israel_alive_forever]

So to use it we need to have a container of water pump and hoses. Where on the bridge we get the water for water pump from? How to deal with hoses? Put remote control back, take hoses, extend them, take remote control, go ahead few minutes, put it down, go to adjust hoses, back to control and again and again…. And how much it’s gonna cost? $200k? Skid steer and attachment does it cheaper and gives way more mobility. Wtf container with water pump, find a water (where is it on highway??) and go adjust water hoses and all of that for overprice. No thanks

[@DefinitelyNotTheATF_]

Finding water is very easy. Water hydrant? Lot of people use water trucks on shifts so they never run out. Hoses are easy to deal with and the pump being on a semi truck makes it a breeze.