I wanted to fly yesterday as they were removing big sheets of metal, but it rained.

Other side.

60m

120m top down

Detail shot

Kinda scary to fly here.

Here too, The asbestos is in that container with plastic.

Lower top down. The basket is used to hoist men up. (barely visible in this shot, only the edge on the left.)

More details. Now you can see both the basket and the asbestos

There they are.

Wow, that's a tall one.

Great shots, spectacular

Depp Posted at 2-25 09:51
Wow, that's a tall one.

Yeah, it has been there 2 days, but it looks like they moved again.

Aleksandar Popovic8 Posted at 2-25 10:10
Great shots, spectacular

Thank you!

Montfrooij Posted at 2-25 11:03
Thank you!

Welcome

Montfrooij Posted at 2-25 09:23
There they are.
[view_image]

Really impressive series of shots.  Quite the update on this project.    Any idea how long they are allowed to keep the asbestos on site once it is disturbed?

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-25 13:45
Really impressive series of shots.  Quite the update on this project.    Any idea how long they are allowed to keep the asbestos on site once it is disturbed?

Thanks.
Yeah, I was happy for the break in the weather.
Not sure, I'm guessing they did not really disturb it. It seems like they got it out intact, so no screwing or cutting and that makes it less problematic.
It could be they covered it right now, but I have not checked back.
My assumption is that they take it away either once the container is full or once they are finished.
There will probably be some kind of inspection afterwards.
(all guessing)

Montfrooij Posted at 2-25 13:53
Thanks.
Yeah, I was happy for the break in the weather.
Not sure, I'm guessing they did not really disturb it. It seems like they got it out intact, so no screwing or cutting and that makes it less problematic.

Here is is a pre-inspection, take down and bag up in sealed bags and haul off the same day to a certified HAZMAT reclaim site and then a post-inspection.  Probably why removal of asbestos is so expensive now.  

Montfrooij Posted at 2-25 09:23
There they are.
[view_image]

nice! I love seeing cranes.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-25 09:23
More details. Now you can see both the basket and the asbestos
[view_image]

Specialist removal for asbestos
Nasty stuff.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-25 09:23
There they are.
[view_image]

That's a hefty mobile crane.  In the UK they're usually a standard bright yellow, I think.

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-25 14:40
Here is is a pre-inspection, take down and bag up in sealed bags and haul off the same day to a certified HAZMAT reclaim site and then a post-inspection.  Probably why removal of asbestos is so expensive now.

Yeah, crazy expensive.
And they suspect the next big thing will be mineral wool.
Which everybody still uses today (myself included)

EJs Mini down under. Posted at 2-25 23:33
nice! I love seeing cranes.

Thanks, yeah, me too!

Blériot53 Posted at 2-25 23:54
Specialist removal for asbestos
Nasty stuff.

As long as you don't cut into it, they say it's not that dangerous.

Blériot53 Posted at 2-25 23:55
That's a hefty mobile crane.  In the UK they're usually a standard bright yellow, I think.

Yeah, quite the crane right?
We have them in all colors, but yellow is used quite often.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 00:04
Yeah, quite the crane right?
We have them in all colors, but yellow is used quite often.

Much easier to spot when you're droning

Blériot53 Posted at 2-26 00:30
Much easier to spot when you're droning

Here we had a red and a blue one active. (I'll post 2 images later)

They've brought in the big boys toys.    But is that a cover to protect the solar panels?

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 00:34
Here we had a red and a blue one active. (I'll post 2 images later)

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 00:03
Thanks, yeah, me too!

yeah its always fun

EJs Mini down under. Posted at 2-26 00:46
yeah its always fun

Especially these big ones.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 00:47
Especially these big ones.

yeah!

EJs Mini down under. Posted at 2-26 00:49
yeah!

I just posted a video that showcases a really really big one.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 01:00
I just posted a video that showcases a really really big one.

ok cool, will check it out

EJs Mini down under. Posted at 2-26 02:09
ok cool, will check it out

Thanks
It was one from 2021 that I forgot I had still hidden on my YT account.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 00:03
Yeah, crazy expensive.
And they suspect the next big thing will be mineral wool.
Which everybody still uses today (myself included)

Mineral wool is great for fire resistance and sound dampening.  However, it has a high pH level, it's not biodegradable, and has many potential health hazards, including skin and eye irritation.

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-26 04:26
Mineral wool is great for fire resistance and sound dampening.  However, it has a high pH level, it's not biodegradable, and has many potential health hazards, including skin and eye irritation.

Yeah and all kind of bad things when inhaled.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 02:18
Thanks   
It was one from 2021 that I forgot I had still hidden on my YT account.

ok, cool

Montfrooij Posted at 2-26 04:57
Yeah and all kind of bad things when inhaled.

Definitely not good for the lungs.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-27 05:02
Definitely not good for the lungs.

But there is no good alternative right now.
Everything else burns (even when treated)