Incredible Production, Construction& Installation Process Of Wind Turbines. Work At Dangerous Height

[@richardtemby4358]

Got to be one of the world’s greatest CON. just sayin!!!

[@eds4687]

Absolutley !

[@BlakManSkyf]

Вы очень много работающий народ 👍

[@kusumsahu5533]

Thank you jayahind.

[@speed8701]

Making them is one thing. Recycling them in 20 years is another. Right now they are ground up and put into landfills. The Coal used to supply the electric to make them, diesel to mine the materials, Fuel to transport the materials, Fuel to manufacture the needed materials into components, Fuel to ship them, Fuels to take them down in 20 years, Fuel to transport them to the recycling place, coal for electric to grind them up, and whatnot doesn't seem so GREEN to me.

[@fishingwithfilitsa]

Great job

[@cuba3433]

Good.... LIKE👍 !.

[@feelingzhakkaas]

Absolutely Incredible task. God bless you

[@antonioaraujo3029]

.PARABÉNS BELO TRABALHO. 🇧🇷

[@warto2693]

amazing

[@rszanti]

Captions explaining production process have nothing to do with displayed video. Some is wrong !

[@eds4687]

i noticed that too ! fake overdubbing !

[@normansinclair4437]

I guest these wires are made from Copper night conductor of electricity

[@rogervondach1238]

Yes, it is incredible as well as interesting to watch, however, not a single word has been added in regards to the cost of the complete unit and the environmental impact each tower has. There is no mentioning how long it takes to get the investment back, what the lifespan is and if those things outlive their costs. After that is another cost that nobody ever talks about - the cost of removal. At least I have not seen the words "zero emissions" anywhere, because it is anything but!

[@svenweihusen57]

A Windturbines break even is between 5 to 10 month. As only old turbines reach the end of their lifecycle there are no real cost calculations for dismantling. We are not putting out wind turbines for fun but because they are simply necessary. We have just 47 years left of oil, at current consumption, so we need to change to alternatives now because it will take decades to totally switch over to renewable energy sources.

[@AlbertLebel]

@@svenweihusen57 I am not familiar with all the technicalities of wind turbines but I do fully agree that we need to continue working towards renewable energy. We still have a ways to go for electric cars but they are making big leaps in the battery technology. Too many super rich people doing their best to keep us relying on oil. I just hope things like these wind turbines are well maintained and/or completely removed when their not producing anymore. We don't need wind turbine wastelands. Stay safe up there

[@waterhammer5807]

​@@svenweihusen5747 years, 22 days and 6 hours left until the last drop! Bwahahahahaa hahahahaah

[@svenweihusen57]

@Kenneth Hoffman yes, while we have oil. We are simply running out of oil. So maybe we start caring about our children and grandchildren and how they will have a BETTER life instead of selfishly using up the oil for our comfort and handing them a bare planet.

[@svenweihusen57]

@@waterhammer5807 These calculations are based on TODAYS usage and TODAYS known reserves. There will be more of both in the future. Even today the oil production would be strained without renewables. Currently they make up 6% of worldwide energy production and 25+% of the electric power production. Ever thought what would happen to demand if 1.4B Indians want an AC too?

[@barryrudge1576]

A very interesting video

[@ismailhotel4038]

Good❤❤👍👍👍👍👍❤

[@ryanburbridge]

The most amazing part of this factory is the fact that it is completely powered by their own wind turbines… i mean there is no way they make these with “dirty” energy and force rate payers to pay more.

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

Where do the materials come from? What kind of energy produces them? What powers the cargo ships and semi trucks that deliver them? Seriously…..

[@eds4687]

Oh dear ! you mean....they use that horrible thing that has kept us alive for so long, improved our way of life and medicines and hospitals running 24/7. i am shocked !

[@trollpatsch666]

wehre the Oil is going after they cleaned it from the Blades ? 23:21 #green Energy

[@Akol56Peter]

The swich gear is content some 100 liter oil. And the hidraulic System (in the central position of blades) This is need to continous regulate on turning time , the degree of blades (like than aeroplan) also content more than 100 liter hidraulic oil.

[@venkatarao1658]

బాబోయ్...🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@SebastianSpiess]

This video must be taken from somewhere else, sound removed and partially correct and partially wrong text added. Text and images are definitely not in sync.

[@mohammadzakir9085]

Veri denjar

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

One thing I love about these videos is that the whole workforce has brand new uniforms...I bet they had to give them back after filming was done 😂

[@justinmorgan2126]

Oh my... this was filmed in Germany you know... they get decent kit regularly and it is looked after, that comment says more about your nation than theirs.

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

@@justinmorgan2126 your so wrong.

[@frankmiller1193]

You have a Great Eye. I worked for GE Nuclear Div, and the freshly laundered White Overalls were messy in the 1st Hour.....lol

[@ThumbDr]

Lol what the hell kind of factory do you guys work at?? Hell I work in USA and even with our substandard laws and owners that care about nothing but profits we have 14 pants, 14 shirts and every 2 weeks get new laundry back and any work needed done (buttons, patches, rips and tears etc.). Sounds like you guys need to find a new job lmfao. This is Germany by the way where the worker is much more protected and safety outranks profits.

[@armorhand3332]

And the ginormous elephant in the room: Those blades - Carbon Fiber and/or alloys - that are NOT bio-degradable, and NOT recyclable...the larger blades only have a life expectancy that maxes at 12 years. What happens then? They get dumped in areas with little to no traffic or visible exposure....to lay there for YEARS, DECADES, CENTURIES??? This is NOT a viable green energy source; nobody even KNOWS what the cost in damage to the environment is....or WILL BE.

[@sandysand3097]

surprised no one has tried stealing the copper from these yet.... Like they take everything down to the telephone poles now

[@madeyoga8264]

We must modification to use literal to get new production creator

[@aboodymahdy]

please try to use any text to speech engine!

[@ashrafulhaque8759]

After watching this video, I am second guessing whether it is worth the enormous undertaking. Not the best way to get the clean energy.

[@justinmorgan2126]

Yeah it really is, one of the best. If there was an alternative that was better they would use it.

[@eds4687]

correct !

[@grzeniu7246]

poorly sounds effect, this sad guy with chains

[@grumpyg9350]

What a waste of resources, not to mention the net loss due to maintenance, replacement, and initial contribution of environmental pollution.

[@alex121429]

Yes surely this company is able to exist for decades, with a net loss

[@eds4687]

Yep, you are right on the money ..

[@damien2339]

Watching the end of the video, I can't help but think about those two young guys who died because of a fire in the windmill they were maintening. The fire had blocked the stairway and they had no fire extinguisher, no ropes. One was burned to death and the other one chose to jump

[@evapendaki2530]

Very Ecolologic at 1% Not Economics at 200% On top of all that, it really matches with our countryside Like : forests, bush etc ... Finally, we pay the full price ( they should collect some money from us because they cannot afford to buy an aluminium barre to pull the concret) DomIJ

[@eds4687]

they are a blight on the countryside, ugly and infrasound harmful. not to mention the bird kill in their 1000's.

[@Mark-om3cl]

Oh look diesel powered cranes and plant vehicles required.

[@Mark-om3cl]

Nearly all the jobs in the factory look tedious af.

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

Cool process, but useless machine.

[@robertbiolsi9815]

Yea we're going broke on this crap !

[@outstanding1448]

The format of your materials is one of the worst. Sound is the Most Important thing in a video, as is in real life. Is harder for a deaf person to overcome things as is for a blind one. On the other hand, one can assimilate More information, if the presentation were to be a-vi, moreover s/he can work at something and in background still hear what's in the video. I strongly recommend you to use a bot to narrate it, if you don't like your voice.

[@m.syassin5774]

The huge generators in this video are not that of the wind turbine . This is impossible.

[@bogey19018]

That's a pretty big carbon footprint they leave. What a scam.

[@williamharvey697]

Well, the captions I'm seeing have nothing to do with the video I'm watching. They are way out of sync... (At least for the first seven or so minutes...)

[@s.h.3829]

Mir wird schon schwindlig, wenn ich aus dem zweiten Stock runter schaue 🤮🤫 was die da in dieser Höhe treiben, vor allem bei Wartungsarbeiten , geht über mein Vorstellungsvermögen.

[@Invin7lord]

Оспаде, сколько металла на гуано извели

[@idahobob180]

What about the piles of turbine blades piled up all over the wind farms, and all the birds they kill every year, and the fact that they never make enough energy to pay for their cost, not to mention they look like crap on the land scape

[@cocosloan3748]

Not worth it...

[@maxxrumm4277]

Все это конечно хорошо. Но делать их по более менее приемлемой цене можно было имея изначальные нк дорогие природные ресурся. Нет дешовых ресурсов-нет зелёной энергетики...

[@Racedoc]

After seen the cost involved I’d rather buy cheap Russian gas 😂😂

[@giuseppebattagliese6424]

They are not variable pitch wind turbines + the pylons not being rotatable to follow the direction of the wind, two negative conditions which halve their effectiveness.

[@estebanwedontneednostinkin9969]

It technically cost more energy to put into it a Windmill then you ever get out suckers.

[@eds4687]

agree ! 100% I have seen the engineers mass balance and it doesn't stack up by a long shot. too much big business and a cash-cow for the greedy under the guise of helping the planet. Sucked-in everyone !

[@DriveSafeDon]

Nuclear power is cleaner, better and cheaper 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@eds4687]

I would agree with that. its the way of tyhe future and then when we get the same green (?) companies backing nuclear they will drop renewables like a hot potato and ridicule them like that do the current fuel that we so much have developed our planet on.

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

The wings cant be recycled. They will all be buried after use. 😡

[@tnmwheatley]

They are called turbine blades, not wings. They catch air not fly.

[@tnmwheatley]

And yes they are starting to recycle they fiberglass, they chop it into little pieces, and use it for filler in construction cement, and they are experimenting in other processes!

[@m.syassin5774]

@@tnmwheatley They producing power and causing also cancers because the fibers evaporate during rotating and enters the lungs of peoples and animals.

[@alisharif1997]

🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️

[@alexciocca4451]

Ain’t dat big blow up I think 👎

[@Mark-om3cl]

What a con all of this is. Bet they’re all using fossil fuel generated power for the whole process from start to installation. And also the space required to build the factories required that could be used for planting trees.

[@eds4687]

Oh that would be soooo good ! Nice to see that there are a lot of sensible people out there.

[@talon1706]

What a waste.

[@YouCanDo_TV]

Why did you think so?

[@kazikkulih]

Wasting steel 😢

[@ИнникИнников]

Ох и ДЕРЬМО!!!!!! Зачем лить бетон, если можно лить ГРАНИТ? Он прочнее в 15 раз железа и в 20 раз бетона!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@упывруаФпЫУВРЫРО]

ЛУЧШЕ ДЕНЬГИ И МЕДЬ И АЛЮМИНИЙ ПУСТИТЬ НА НОВЫЕ АЭС - ДЛЯ НАГРЕВА ВОДЫ И ОТОПЛЕНИЯ В СССР - ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСТВОМ. А НЕ НА ЭТО ДЕРЬМО ВЕТРЯНОЕ И НЕ НА СОЛНЕЧНЫЕ ПАНЕЛИ - ГДЕ ОЧЕНЬ НИЗКОЕ КПД.

[@ЕвгенийИ-м9у]

тем более РФ реализовала замкнутый цикл которого хватит на нескл тыс лет

[@stevejobs1653]

Что такое ссср и рф?