Wind Turbine Farm Installation From Scratch | Time-lapse - Mega Structure

[@BobbyL80123]

watch at 2X speed. More entertaining.

[@ajitsinh.kalusinh.thakorka8953]

Okay.hamare.des.me.or.bhut.kham.dekanaa.mileagaa

[@davepowell7168]

Not for the working guys who sweat, be fair

[@110awan]

Proud to be part of this project worked as Electrical Engineer with orient energy system.

[@zohaibazhar9825]

Hi i am a physics graduate, specialized in renewable energy and environmental physics from university of karachi And having 4 years of professional experience in power generation business. I want to get into a renewable energy field but couldn't getting a chance. So kindly if you can help me in any way. I will be greatfull to you Regards Zohaib Azhar [e-mail]

[@richardwalker6004]

nice... this was really amazing

[@mancheetah5610]

Zohaib Azhar Pakistan has a university?? 😂

[@Sal3600]

@@mancheetah5610 I know you're just having fun, but every country can produce high calibre individuals. One of the physicists who worked on the standard model went to a university in Pakistan. From Wikipedia here are some of the things this gentleman is known for: Electroweak theory Goldstone boson Grand Unified Theory Higgs mechanism Magnetic photon Neutral currentPati-Salam model Quantum mechanics Pakistan atomic research program Pakistan space program PreonStandard Model Strong gravity Superfield W and Z bosons

[@mancheetah5610]

@@Sal3600 yeah I do play. Generally speaking it is religion that stunts scientific advancement and education. Every nation has to do deal with it. Some countries have just dealt with it sooner than others and it has no relation to the potential brilliance of an individual.

[@KevinBower-gy5be]

Brilliant video. All that underground piling, rebar and concrete work which will never be seen.But we're all glad that it's there ...

[@michaelhompus2475]

Excellent time-lapse video! Like an iceberg, 90% is not visible, but you showed it.

[@FreedomForKashmir]

It was one the BEST project time-lapse videos I have ever seen You have literally shown each and every step I was very complete video

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you so much.. :)

[@ecepnurjaman1915]

Iuh

[@topmovieclips7032]

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[@janinesaunders4878]

And to the non-technical sort, like me, it left me with in awe! Amazing work!

[@osmankhalid8677]

I watch this video in 32 min with play back speed of .25X

[@powertech25]

A lot of work for one wind turbine, much respect to all who build them.

[@oreos922]

I build them, pretty fun job.

[@Whoflungpouu]

Where do you build them at my brother used to build them

[@oreos922]

@@Whoflungpouu Im in south texas at the moment, for vestas

[@tiktokbestshots9757]

They are really hard working

[@techegg6431]

Yup really a lot of work But in my place i dont know when they build it, it just pop up in the mountain near my city n it wasnt just 1 or 2 but dozens, 😅

[@sarfarazansari8466]

This 8 min video shows all their efforts for a single contruction And i really appreciate each and everyone there ❤❤❤

[@PurpleObscuration]

This looks very, very, very expensive, must have been built with government money

[@dragodrag370]

Блин, как красиво показан труд людей, просто супер. Надо вообще чтобы каждое строящееся строение снимали в таком плане, лучше любой графики и невероятно красиво.

[@ajeetyadav6704]

Stw

[@SuperMypro]

This video one of the best time lapsed video project. You can understand every step to install this big wind turbine. This video just made my sunday getting better. Thank you so much.

[@jozeftomko6403]

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[@SuperMypro]

What is J sir?

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you so much A.J.E.. a lot of hard work was put into it to get the this video done. Thanks a lot :)

[@HighDollar17]

What an incredible time lapse. It’s so impressive, the work required to install and erect a wind turbine. So much steel went into the base! I was amazed at the size and number of shafts that went into the foundation. I hope they don’t mind tying rebar! Lol. Thanks for the video 👍🏽

[@seanriopel3132]

Imagine what it takes to build the tallest buildings. The foundation work alone is mine boggling.

[@earlysda]

Kashif, you make a good point about how un-Green this wind turbine is.

[@richardcowley4087]

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[@SkullRaven]

@@earlysda Vestas studied the carbon payback period for various turbines. This took into account extraction and manufacturing of raw materials, production of the turbines, their transport, erection, operation, maintenance, dismantling and disposal, and the same for their foundation and the transmission grid. The figure was between seven and nine months, depending on the type of turbine. Other analyses have come up with similar figures.

[@earlysda]

@@SkullRaven SR, just got an email today showing that wind power is more expensive than originally thought, and that offshore wind farms are having more problems and less working time than projected. Oh yes, and they kill lots and lots of wildlife. . Greenies are hypocrites.

[@jeffuthoff8622]

The rebar and concrete work itself is amazing!! Great video!!

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you Jeff.. I am glad you like the complete video :)

[@mustakjatjat8364]

MUSTAK

[@DongStone]

We look forward to the consulting experience of major channels like you. Thanks very much....

[@keepmovn8039]

Wouldve been nice if theres a simple caption for each step. But this video alone is just amazing. Our great great grandchildren would create something more easier but way more advanced. And looking back to this video would make them proud of their great great grandpa.

[@DavidJohnson-hg1mz]

Seemed pretty self explanatory to me 🤷‍♂️

[@ricbarker4829]

One of the most interesting time lapses I have watched. That big crane being assemble.

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you so much Ric, :)

[@randombrownguy1519]

Mad respect to the engineers! These videos show how awesome humans are!!

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Humans are incredibles indeed :)

[@earlysda]

So awesome to chop up birds!

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

@@earlysda Oh damn, another bible thumping Trump worshiper spewing BS. Please go away!

[@markcnc]

Waste of time for a garbage technology.

[@DesertVox]

The REAL credit goes to the Creator of engineers and humans.

[@thetruth5315]

A work spend many days to complete..But we watch it just within 8 mins..We Respect All The workers who engage in this..😍

[@Unknown-qy3dx]

The precision and accuracy of the crane operator are quite breathtaking... getting the base bolts inside the columns holes seemed to be an impossible task.

[@zaidyjames7627]

Thank the RIGGER for that. Crane op just takes his instructions

[@Unknown-qy3dx]

@@zaidyjames7627 The "crane rigger" is doing important and responsible job for sure, but don't forget that the operator is the one who interprets the instructions into actions (He's in charge for the moves). Just imagine a very smart and well experienced "rigger" giving precise instructions to a dumb crane operator ! On the other side, a skillful crane operator would never accept irrational instructions ! Hope you got my point.

[@zaidyjames7627]

@@Unknown-qy3dx I do. So it basically goes both ways.

[@Unknown-qy3dx]

@@zaidyjames7627 Exactly... both depend on each other in an integrated job.

[@gesmarizen374]

@@zaidyjames7627 Lee

[@Vizaggreen]

Hats off to those hardworking people! may God always protecting them!

[@Bakhti66]

Amazing how much effort goes into each turbine, excellent documentary.

[@netikornsaowong9014]

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[@Mike-kr5dn]

@cquiquidit levrailefo you even got the kWh unit wrong.

[@manashnayak2121]

@@netikornsaowong9014 ghyuuy88u9igiigyuy

[@flippert0]

Excellent! From laying the foundation to erecting the tower to installing the wings, everythings covered. Thanks a lot!

[@darkshadowsx5949]

it doesn't fly so they arent wings. their blades. like fan blades but more highly engineered.

[@teguhadw]

6:30 Wow the precision was 100/100, respect to whole team.

[@sarfarazansari8466]

This vid is the Real Defination of a Team work🙏🙏🙏

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Indeed

[@JoseRodriguez62057]

wow looks like so much work! I just went to visit a friend in New Mexico and there where farms with like hundreds of them, all you could see where a bunch of lights flashing. I had never seen so many in my life!!

[@eduardositedotcom]

OMG, so beautiful video!!! the mechanical engineering is the best!!!!

[@apdikibarismael2316]

No electricaL

[@tamilsiva1947]

Not a easy one... How much of people Hard work hidden every wind systems. this video shows all. Thank you. Wishes from SEFORGE employee😎😎

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Indeed not an easy one. I a glad you like the video :)

[@johnboelema3586]

does one calculate the carbon footprint it takes to put one of these things up, or is that irrelevant?

[@Lone_Star_Proud]

It makes people feel good. That's the important thing.

[@SkullRaven]

Vestas studied the carbon payback period for various turbines. This took into account extraction and manufacturing of raw materials, production of the turbines, their transport, erection, operation, maintenance, dismantling and disposal, and the same for their foundation and the transmission grid. The figure was between seven and nine months, depending on the type of turbine. Other analyses have come up with similar figures.

[@kcjacobs8399]

I build interstate bridges. From one construction worker to another, I salute thee. MAGNIFICENT! 🤜🤛

[@ifarted8275]

it's so beautiful it gives you a lot to be appreciative and the truckers that bring it in

[@jakethedog3366]

They really are a waste of money

[@АлексейГоловатенко-с1о]

Мне как строителю из России приятно смотреть как профессионально ребята делают свою работу, молодцы!!!

[@MILANOKIS]

Great DIY! Now I could build one myself.

[@vivekparmar5282]

Great work SGRE

[@theanesthetist5172]

Thanks a lot for this video. I recently moved to Ireland and I am amazed on these mega structures. This video deserves billions of views. A quick query ,, this looked like mechanical setup only. I didn't see any wires , or anything, how electricity gets into national grid ? Where are generators and wires ? You started this video from very start I think, but yet I didn't see a single wire ? Please don't get annoyed. I am just curious . Thanks .

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

A very good question.. The cable laying provess is covered in another video... here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJqmi3mde5JgiZo

[@TuffBurnOutTeam]

Gee there's a lot of work in it I salute those Men for doing all that work

[@baigmirzaarshad]

Salute. Exactly. Salute.

[@azharsaleem3396]

WOW, Awesome 2x video of contructing a Wind Turbine Installation

[@frankbilek3161]

Please tell me what part of this construction methodology can be categorized as “green”? This is referred to as “green technology”. Thousands of CY of earth moved to construct an access road; with diesel/hydraulic equipment (D/HE). Thousands of tons of reinforcing steel fabricated, delivered, and placed by D/HE. Thousands of CY or CM of concrete produced, delivered and placed by D/HE. The foundation concrete placement duration was approximately 14-hrs, overnight by utilizing diesel-powered light plants. The steel is manufactured in an efficient coal-fired mill, delivered by diesel-powered trucks, and erected into position by D/HE. The nacelle is minimum 25% polyethylene which comes from natural gas. PVC conduit for the cabling, insulation for the cables are produced from derivatives of hydrocarbons found only in oil and natural gas. The turbine blades are manufactured in an extremely controlled environment requiring a consistent electrical power source. The blades are also made from synthetic composites derived from fossil fuels. The turbine blades have a restricted service life dependent on natural environmental conditions and will be replaced several times before if ever the generator produces a ROI. Every wind-power installation is placed in natural atmospheric flyways used be migratory species for centuries. These installations are ALL subsidized by tax-dollars in the US. That is the only aspect of their fabrication that can be truly referred to as a “green”. I’m glads it makes all of you “feel” so good. Otherwise, these illogical expeditions of your tax-dollars will be guaranteed to shred more birds than they could ever produce a ROI. CHEERS!

[@keyser456]

Finally, somebody asking the proper question. On top of all that, they require an immense amount of maintenance and have a rather short life-span (~20) before they become permanently disabled eyesores. To properly consider their environmental impact, on top of everything you mentioned, we'd have to consider the immense amount of machinery and running time required to destruct them to return the habitat to where it started. I respect all the engineering, the planning, the logistics, and the construction, but at the end of the day we have to ask ourselves -- does harnessing wind power really offer any net positive impact on our environment? Is it possible we actually produce more CO2 in the construction of these things than we offset with the power it generates during its lifespan? Can we really call this "clean energy"? Where is the cost benefit analysis?

[@harisnija]

Awesome construction work 👍 thanks to entire team 🎉

[@Roger7137]

Thank you so much share this amazing work. Congrats!

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

You are most welcome :)

[@jeremyr942]

How much carbon can you emit to stop emitting carbon?

[@kavinayapathumai4180]

Before seeing this video I seen only how fan spinning but after seeing this video I seen only how hard work to built this

[@raybo64]

And how environmentally unfriendly it is.

[@sckmarrek]

@@raybo64 tell that to the people that lived in Chernobyl

[@rhondasouthard4682]

@@sckmarrek Chernobyl was built against all engineering standards of the time. Chernobyl was doomed to fail.

[@ibrahimidris8499]

@@raybo64 what is unfriendly about it? Would you rather have smoke, smog and respiratory problems?

[@teesrakinara]

Ray Smyth is one of those commentators.

[@BennyCFD]

I taught these guys everything they know................They did a great job.

[@jiggidyjam]

I’ve been a residential plumbing & building contractor most of my life and this is one of the coolest project I’ve ever seen. Any idea how much from start to finish this cost?

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Not really.. As we were only taking care of the video production... :)

[@jiggidyjam]

@@TheBigHeadFilms I was referring to the build itself

[@concretecat]

It’s really quite beautiful.. there is quite literally nothing out there besides dirt and the sky. When we put our mind to it we can build wonderful things.

[@sarfarazansari8466]

Perfect Foundation for a Perfect Turbine...❤

[@celiohelder1]

That foundation… you can build Burj Khalifa on it! Wow! That is sooo awesome

[@fstromokocur]

its the best timelaps video what i ever see.

[@lars-erikjohansson2435]

I agree! Realy cool vid

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you so much. I am glad you like it :)

[@simonkalajdzieski3337]

Google translate...

[@koreanature]

I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video

[@tinytonymaloney7832]

Fascinating stuff. That is just pure art the rebar work. I had no idea such a substantial base was below ground, that must cost a hell of a lot of money just the base alone. And the way the bottom section flange simply slid down the ground fixing bolts, bliss. So if this amount of work is required for each turbine column then that windfarm will take years before payback 🤔

[@markusstevens9547]

And in 15 to 20 years when the wind turbines are done providing energy, what happens to the base in the middle of farmland. Their could be HUNDREDS of these spread throughout the county buried? or left standing? What to do with the blades since recycling is costly and not widely available. Landfills here they come.

[@zakuro8532]

I don't think they will be done after 20 years, because they will be maintained.

[@gachasarcasmbleh8541]

I respect everyone who took the effort to make this

[@raybrearley7266]

I found the work on the turbine foundation fascinating - not often shown.

[@rogerb5615]

And as with more mundane construction, the concrete finishers have the dirtiest job of all!

[@mohamedjafar4113]

Great. Very good work. Even night time also they are doing installation work at height

[@gregrupar135]

Really neat to watch. But how much energy was used to complete this project? From the making of the unit to transport, infrastructure, installing to what this puts out. What is the roi of energy?

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

If we compare to the energy put in to built this against the 25 year and more of renewable energy they are going to produce.. the deal is pretty good

[@alistairewen9558]

@@TheBigHeadFilms disagree, most of the bases in my country, are dug from PEAT, I live in Scotland.

[@bytpokornykareem8897]

Don’t make babies so no energy will be used. Pusey cat always complains on comments.

[@alexandreviossat1164]

Very nice ! And what music please ?

[@amnestykings9584]

Amazing. Having to do this 20 to 30 times would be a tedious task

[@jasonbyrd703]

The foundation isn't like this on all of them built....some are just a thick slab.

[@dustydavehungergames]

How long does one last for?

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Minimum life is 25 years.. it can extend up to 30/35yr with proper Maintainance

[@mcnizar2478]

nice instalation dude, i think i wanna instal it now.

[@predragdjedovic]

Uchiha have no saying in this!

[@VorticyHP]

seeing the crane rise up and assemble itself was so cool!

[@Fprimec_S]

very nice video. Our team have been helping consultants and contractors in the wind energy sector. Great technology, and hopefully, it gets better by time.

[@baigmirzaarshad]

Omg! For just ONE wind turbine erection so many hours of hard labour work. . 🙏

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Indeed so much effort is put in, but the outcome is pretty good for the long run :)

[@Sealtech_pakistan]

proud to be a part of this project as a turbine foundation grout expert

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[@innovation.211]

Respect the workers and engineers and all are behind this project...

[@zam5864]

Never seen a time lapse quite like this❤

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you Pius.. Thanks a lot

[@bikinibottom9809]

Can’t wait to start building and maintaining these next year, just started school and real excited, hope everyone has an amazing year

[@varishafatima1393]

Your hardwork is appreciable 🌟 good job!

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Thank you so much Varisha for your appreciation :)

[@محمداسماعلي-ز2ع]

بارك الله خلافائنا مهديين شيئ رائع مذهل

[@aneeshmathew3433]

How much strong the base. Can't imagine

[@iyoeste6154]

wow pretty amazing windmill,. can i ask what's the title of these music? thank you.

[@hitracing3862]

I wonder how many years of operation it takes to outweigh the cost and fossil fuel use in the planning/engineering, manufacturing, transport, construction, and maintenance of these windmills.

[@frymate1261]

stromsky58 That is BS, It takes 6-7 Months to pay back www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/abs/10.1504/IJSM.2014.062496

[@aaronvallejo8220]

In 2015, Siemens studied the energy return over energy invested...onshore 4.5 to 5.5 months and offshore 9 or 10 months. Today we have larger, higher, more efficient generating more electricity. In 2015 turbines were 2 MW in 2020 3.5 - 4.2 MW. So the embodied energy payback might 3 months...

[@Greggspies]

That crane they're using is an excellent piece of kit

[@Pedamkar]

Salute to Engineers and Workers 👍

[@brctrans9673]

very extraordinary my brother the construction work 👍

[@shafaykhan9339]

I never knew that making a wind turbine takes this much time

[@jkeitamo]

We have a nuclear power plant in Finland which has taken even longer.

[@Intansjaa]

@@jkeitamo ddtfss

[@peterwitstory9243]

Excellent for the construction and the construction team.

[@maxpower9848]

3 years old.probally been removed by now...

[@davidmccrae4729]

Steel fixing one of these bad boys is one of the hardest jobs on earth, much respect

[@mancheetah5610]

How long would this need to run before it’s installation was carbon zero?

[@jonc4403]

For the vast majority of turbine installations, it's six months or less. And of course there's far less carbon waste in construction of these than a coal or gas plant.

[@rhondasouthard4682]

After hub height exceeds 90 meters they will never become carbon neutral until after 25 years of operation.

[@hd7gb]

a couple of months

[@simonm1447]

it's usually 9 month or even less at the coast.

[@SkullRaven]

@@rhondasouthard4682 Vestas studied the carbon payback period for various turbines. This took into account extraction and manufacturing of raw materials, production of the turbines, their transport, erection, operation, maintenance, dismantling and disposal, and the same for their foundation and the transmission grid. The figure was between seven and nine months, depending on the type of turbine. Other analyses have come up with similar figures.

[@JeckyLim]

that was a lot of work, it's so satisfying to watch.

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Indeed It Was

[@nicoowen7431]

Best timelapse and hyperlapse i've ever seen. Great job, keep on working m8, cheers

[@남선우-v1x]

5

[@darkshadowsx5949]

a majority of work goes into the foundation and that's a good thing.

[@محمودعيسى-ض6ت]

تحيا الصين انا عربي سوري😀😀👍👍💔💓💜💗💗

[@nitoncer_]

Very good video and really good job! Only a question, why they bring and download blades before assembly the pillar, waste of resources and time. My respects!

[@dennisphillips3059]

I've been seeing them hauling the pipes and blades going thru bluffton indiana headed down to red key Indiana for 52 of them

[@phyohtetkoko929]

Thank you for sharing information video,Good Job👍👍👍

[@eliasdesa8730]

Bacana, uma grande obra de muita responsabilidade me sinto orgulhoso de fazer parte desta geração atual da humanidade que produz e evolui muito,parabéns......

[@АндрейЦыганков-ц3в]

I envy this country where people can create new and modern things.

[@pedruscomendoza5749]

El ser humano es muy inprecionante, cuando de crear cosas buenas se trata.

[@JallsJey18]

If man had such much knowledge.. Imagine how much will god have..😍😍😍😍😍 praise god!!!!!!!

[@trevorpollock3024]

Incredible work done by all! But look at all the raw materials that go into making one turbine? Concrete, steel,copper,fiberglass,alot of oil for the gearbox/transmission, all the diesel to run the excavators,trucks,etc. I heard that a wind turbine NEVER becomes carbon neutral?

[@Lone_Star_Proud]

An incredible amount of fossil fuels went into producing this "green" energy source.

[@SkullRaven]

Vestas studied the carbon payback period for various turbines. This took into account extraction and manufacturing of raw materials, production of the turbines, their transport, erection, operation, maintenance, dismantling and disposal, and the same for their foundation and the transmission grid. The figure was between seven and nine months, depending on the type of turbine. Other analyses have come up with similar figures.

[@davidjonsson01]

What came first,the wind turbine or the crane?

[@asadullahyousafzai2418]

Awesome engineering 👌

[@Urbanlondonvibes007]

Salute to those workers and that crane operator 🙏

[@josetrujillo9906]

I’m not understanding why they had to do all that demo on those concrete columns.

[@jcdenton3062]

They hold whole construction. The biggest work and calculations must be done.

[@DeltaT05]

Because they don't know how to install a drilled shaft correctly. The rebar should not have been covered in concrete to begin with if it needed to project into the footing.

[@josephalcatras191]

I work for Siemens Gamesa and it's nice to see this work come to life

[@kingjanu2093]

Hello sir how much cast for 10 megawatt.

[@josephalcatras191]

@@kingjanu2093 unfortunately I can't give you that type of information because I have no idea about that. But i heard that one blade of 3.3 megawatts is around 300 to 600 thousand dollars

[@kingjanu2093]

Thanks.

[@vorasanjay1405]

Hallo How does drilling a stratting on video which type drill machine i like your sharing video wher are installing this plant and which country thank you

[@forensicscience2266]

Pakistan.

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

Hi, Its piling machine not a drilling machine, its a simple piling process in which they dig a hole, insert a steel cage and fill it up with concrete in order make a pile inside the surface. This work was done in Karachi,Pakistan.

[@vorasanjay1405]

@@TheBigHeadFilms ok thanks this type of plant do in india

[@TheBigHeadFilms]

@@vorasanjay1405 Yes.. India is also moving towards renewable energy rapidly.. in fact they have one of the biggest solar panels farm..

[@anandlh6819]

Great work..lot of work for just one...hats off

[@EddieFox]

Ah, so Stone Henge was an incompleted wind turbine. Mystery solved!

[@davidoff59]

How long before it has given back the energy used to create it?

[@TheFreshSpam]

6 months

[@davidoff59]

@@TheFreshSpam not a hope in hell that its 6 months unless your factoring just the manufacturing of a single turbine itself. All that digger work, man power, delivery, concrete, cranes has to be factored in as well

[@TheFreshSpam]

@@davidoff59 If your thinking that in this video the amount of man power and machines used is equal to more than 6 months of a fully utilised wind turbine generating energy I think you have your estimates completely off. If that amount of work amounts to more than that the world is royally screwed when we build anything big. I think youd be suprised, and when you create the definition carbon neutral you incorporate its construction and creation. Yes all those digger and people. Wind turbine are effective. They just sit there and spin and generate. 6 months and getting shorter by the day. The more we make the shorter the time.

[@bonarlibor3067]

Not enough rebar

[@raviparekh6649]

What is the approximate cost of manufacturing, installing a single wind tower? (Total cost)

[@kamalahasank9622]

Engineering Marvellous. Excellent Job. Great team work.

[@uthraviews1489]

Big big salute for those workers 🔥