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Uploaded by digga375 on Aug 6, 2009
Amazing dig depth can be achieved with a grab fitted to a pole, such as this shaft at a power station. Using a 60 tonne long reach this was digging clay up to 22m deep.
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The hole is located next to the sea estuary and its to do with stabilisation of the ground. The sand is being pumped out but has hit a layer of clay.
digga375 1 year ago
Excellent vid! Where was this filmed and what were they building?
PhluterGoode 2 years ago
South coast of England. This is the underground incinerator under construction for a new energy from waste plant. One big deep hole!
digga375 2 years ago
@KyleJe
soften material
clovakid 1 year ago
Why don't they dewater the hole?
KyleJe 1 year ago
Yeah, it sure is one big hole..... I thought we went deep with 12 feet one time when we were building a tank for a cattle shed!!
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The hole is located next to the sea estuary and its to do with stabilisation of the ground. The sand is being pumped out but has hit a layer of clay.
digga375 1 year ago
Excellent vid! Where was this filmed and what were they building?
PhluterGoode 2 years ago
South coast of England. This is the underground incinerator under construction for a new energy from waste plant. One big deep hole!
digga375 2 years ago