Wind Testing

A fortified home versus a non-fortified home in a wind test.

[@fieldaj2011]

1:50 - the last thing the wicked witch of the east saw

[@dylanross1881]

Lol i am literally dying 😂😂😂

[@zacharyhebert6423]

lmfao u dirty

[@zacharyhebert6423]

@Ava Day edited it

[@onememeboi7379]

0:10 Hurricane Katrina in a nut shell

[@bigwin2010]

Shit, even the porch hanging plants fared better on the fortified house, that's some straight up David Copperfield shit.

[@10054]

Let's get this to the top comment.

[@rafaelsalgado7562]

I would love to know what "fortification" method was used? Is there a paper resultant of this experiment I could download? Thanks.

[@MrWolfSnack]

Likely hurricane ties and lag anchoring all critical joints as well as locking the foundation into the ground.

[@tetradyne398]

I work for the company that makes the steel connections. Simpson strong tie

[@sjoerdvelzen8255]

They took my wife and placed her on the sofa. It prevented the whole house from being lifted.

[@9mmkahr]

@@tetradyne398 as a carpenter going on 20 years, i'm very familiar with many of your products. A lot of carpenters piss and moan about anything metal, but I see it as nothing but ignorance. These straps, connectors and fasteners are truly making homes safer and stronger, hands down.

[@tvold9204]

@@sjoerdvelzen8255 You really hate your wife huh?

[@boxcarz]

How do you fortify potted plants, exactly?

[@AAJ0]

oh, because planes are design for this, the wings are shaped in a way and they control the direction its going, ez

[@ayronhernandez2343]

0:15 when a EF5 tornado goes to your house.

[@nerdyguy1306]

Just browsing KZbin at 3 AM. Dont mind me.

[@AAJ0]

same, just at 3 PM

[@trunki006]

Me but 10pm

[@consfarrales8010]

Me but 5:00 AM

[@lifewithnature3907]

Me but 11 pm

[@OfficialAXEPvpBedrock]

-1 pm

[@FinnersBinners]

1:48 its a monster, ruuuuun

[@whitey9247]

Yes

[@stefan1250]

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[@user-gd2fb9kc3v]

Stefan N Repect.

[@jc-qd6be]

whats the wind speed ... that house looked like house of cards

[@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223]

0:15 how mobile homes feel when they get hit by an ef2 drill bit tornado

[@toddkes5890]

How fast was the wind when the non-fortified home fell over?

[@jbmbassin6798]

Todd Kes- don't know for sure but from other similar tests I've seen, I think the wind is between 120 and 150 mph when the unfortified homr blew away.

[@michaelbonner6146]

And how long was the homes exposed to that wind force?

[@10054]

and how do you fortify plants.

[@paranoidhumanoid]

Why not install in-ground industrial fans across flat plains near the most populated areas, activating them in staggered pulses at angles of 45 - 60 degrees upward to disrupt wind shear and prevent tornadoes? This approach could be more cost-effective than rebuilding or renovating homes in tornado-prone areas, with energy use, environmental impact, and maintenance costs not surpassing the expenses of federal and insurance rebuilds.

[@woodtecFankhauserGmbH]

Great Show to prove again and again what in Switzerland has already made it into law: Wooden houses face no more severe fire restrictions than steel and concrete buildings. This video shows why.

[@stevem1081]

I need those fans, they would keep the mosquitoes off of me!

[@laurelcook9078]

This is what it sounds like outside right now lol. Only I’m in the house on the right hearing my greenhouses getting destroyed again. (They get destroyed every week, i have to find parts in my neighbor’s yard and apologize profusely when my stuff ends up in theirs.)

[@natewhipple45]

I’m sorry but I’m about to be that guy. I build houses and there is no way anyone would build a house like the one on the left. The side door just fell out, the plate wasn’t even nailed to the floor framing and the each 2 by 4 had maybe a nail. This whole video is rigged for some sort of BS funding to make my life hell when I’m building a house.

[@brandonfurman9249]

That's the point. You shouldn't be building houses like the one on the left. That's why there's rules and regulations for building houses. Without them, a stiff breeze could tear someone's home down.

[@rich.trails]

@@brandonfurman9249 actaully the left house was suppose to be built to code. This test was shown in another video where they said that. And the right house had extra reinforcements costing $5000 more. But i call BS as the left house didnt look to code as mentioned above.

[@sjoerdvelzen8255]

@@rich.trails "Supposed to be built to code" according to the profitable company who's trying to sell house reinforcements.

[@trunki006]

When the kipap goes wrong!

[@arlovalen]

Very informative video, thank you!

[@courtneysrodgers8317]

Spread the homes out more. It appears that gap between the two homes caused wind to generate more in that area... producing a vortex between the two homes, that found a weak point in the structure and wind got in. Blowing it from it's siding and frame structure.

[@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223]

its the same effect in highway underpasses. never shelter there when theres a tornado, as it acts as a wind tunnel

[@onememeboi7379]

1:36 EF2 tornado

[@joey1945]

1:49 rip camera man

[@theofficiaIsteve]

1:46 nah this house is a backrooms monster

[@deemon7717]

Looks fake. Why? Look at the flower pots. If the houses were exposed to the same wind force - these would surely have torn off the dangling flower pots on the porch - how can you reinforce plants? My guess is that the blown-over house was exposed to much stronger wind.

[@robertrose3068]

wrong. they were moving the same amount-genius

[@stevem1081]

Easy to make this happen, just put 1 nail in each joint, and just use a 1 3/4 nail that barely reaches through to the connecting board. Or just use a dab of glue on most of the joints, forget the nails/screws.

[@themadhatter1184]

My house is gonna be the one on the left

[@zachester]

Is this 250 mph winds as where i live we have had multiple tornadoes of +250 mph winds in the last 10 years

[@jennifermagbagbeola5671]

what type of fan did you use

[@Tanjirokamado23244]

7:46 ef5 tornado

[@rlanore82]

8:17 ef 4

[@nobodydoesithalfasgoodasyou]

No noggings anywhere at all? 🤔

[@dustinbrandel59]

Now thats science!

[@chonau.1718]

1:45 It's look like super typhoon haiyan

[@18436Melissa]

Next: 3x5 keystone flag in a wind tunnel

[@10054]

Them plants must be made of steel.

[@playsgorillatag..]

Camera Gets hit by a destroyed house 1:50

[@ninoisit4015]

Cool 😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@mikeykrieg955]

How does a brick house get completely wiped off and destroyed by a hurricane

[@anicetune]

Wood = 100mph wind speeds Brick = 185mph wind speeds

[@Pzxielly]

1:44 likes earthquake magnitude 7.8

[@Mart77]

Real house should be made out of bricks not wooden sticks and cardboard

[@ryanlee9080]

I'm replying to this ancient comment but most houses are made out of this weird thing called "bricks"

[@arandompersonwhoyoudontkno4737]

In a tornado it will become deadly missiles

[@ryanlee9080]

Who are you talking too again?

[@LIVdaBrand]

As a meteorologist, that is VERY true...then again, everything will be at 200 mph

[@rich.trails]

If you think bricks are strong, watch an excavator demolition of a brick house. Usually bricks are just a veneer. You want reinforced concrete blocks (cmu) as a structural frame.

[@ColagteUnReal]

Pawsome video

[@anova0152]

1:44 lol rip camera

[@gamersam3920]

The house got blown towards the camera into the window

[@hyllions8527]

do it like we in europe do and they resist up to 400 years

[@josephastier7421]

1:48 AAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

[@roseyboi1]

That’s not a house that’s a shed..

[@francescocardozo6033]

Ma di cemento armato no è facciamole di legno che prendono fuoco in 2 secondi, che dopo marciscono di tarme e muffa con le finestre fine senza nemmeno le tapparelle cioè assurdo

[@digbick3713]

1:45 homes when they see a homophobic person

[@_docaid]

HAHA THATS ME

[@fototoestelletje]

@@_docaid keith what r u here

[@rembette1775]

59:59

[@jonahshapiro9830]

That house looks like it’s made from cardboard

[@nobodyuknow3798]

that house wasn’t even built correctly ...no walls floors nothing, of course it will fall apart

[@hh-tp5cn]

the why didnt the one next to it.

[@gamingwithcyt3925]

Cardboard ahh house

[@Bootsbauer2021]

Oha

[@fototoestelletje]

When engineering becomes to much. This is truly scary for singapore. She should never cheat on her boyfriend YKW, especially because he‘s an engineer who can build huge machines. If YKW catches singapore cheating on him then he would put singapore in front of those ventilators as revenge. Singapore: hey YKW…since you're an electrical engineer…**smirks** can you build ventilators for me? And make them as strong as possible because…you know YKW: Okay I'll design and build them, next week it‘ll probably be finished *one week later* Singapore: May I see the ventilators? *wears revealing clothing* YKW: Uh…here it is 0:53 *YKW‘s ventilators start up* Singapore: *dies*

[@maribelsanchez4305]

2:30 ef3

[@XcmShow]

i hate this.

[@dannyrichards6233]

🌪🏡 🏠

[@monkeyd00d]

nobody cares tiny spinal cord

[@guiralespamela]

first

[@EmergencyAlertSystemBot]

​@@ralzvyno one care