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Segregating Concrete and Rebar

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Heavy Demolition in 4 k!

What happens here

One of the critical steps in pool demolition is separating the concrete from the rebar. The excavator operator skillfully manipulates the bucket to shear the concrete away from the rebar, creating two distinct piles: clean concrete and concrete mixed with rebar. This separation is crucial for cost-effective and compliant disposal.

Goal: Separate concrete and rebar for proper disposal

Tools and materials

  • Concrete Debris N/A — Broken concrete pieces
  • Excavator Bucket WF — Gripping and separating debris
  • Kobelco Excavator Kobelco — Separating concrete from rebar
  • Rebar N/A — Reinforcement bars extracted from concrete

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tim's going to begin separating the concrete from the rebar we try to separate the concrete into two piles concrete sets clean and then concrete that still has rebar mixed with it now there's a bunch of reasons why we want to separate the concrete from the rebar for one clean concrete is a lot cheaper to dump too we also know that we're going to be able to dump it what I mean is when you have concrete mixed in with a bunch of rebar it's pretty easy to get hung up in a box so we try to get all of the rebar on one load and all of the concrete on the other box and you'll

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