Behind the scenes of a stadium demolition

Our Italian partner company solved a serious challenge using the same concentrate that we use! In the city of Udine, the old Friuli Stadium had to be demolished. Demolishing such a large building generates huge amounts of dust, which can be harmful to both the environment and human health.

The hazards of demolition work

Demolition generally produces two kinds of dust: coarse and fine. Coarse dust consists mainly of fragments of larger materials such as concrete, brick, stone and wood. These are visible to the naked eye and settle more easily on surrounding surfaces.

Fine dust consists of smaller particles that can enter the air and remain suspended for longer. Such particles can come from crushing harder materials (such as concrete) and may also contain pollutants. These pollutants may be heavy metals or chemicals found in demolition materials.

Both types of dust can be harmful to human health if inhaled in large quantities. That is why it is important to take preventive measures during demolition work, such as using personal protective equipment and dust control strategies.

One such important measure is misting the site, which aims to reduce dust emissions and thereby protects the health of construction workers, people nearby and local residents.

How the technology used by Telepszagtalanítás helps in a stadium demolition

After careful planning and preparation, the problem of dust emissions during the demolition of the Friuli Stadium was solved with mobile water spraying systems.

The intervention required the installation of several mobile misting systems, which were provided on site on a rental basis for the duration of the demolition of the sports facility. These units had to be installed in precisely targeted areas.

To identify the most suitable equipment, the size of the construction site and the amount of dust generated were analysed thoroughly. For the stadium demolition, La.BioFog systems were used, which disperse tiny water droplets through special nozzles.

These droplets collide with the dust particles, surround them and, under gravity, bring them down to the ground.

Thanks to the equipment, a reduction of at least 50% in airborne dust can be achieved even in difficult conditions.

What are the advantages of our mobile systems?

Our mobile solutions are easy to transport to any site, can be relocated quickly and can also be operated by remote control, allowing the operator to stay away from potentially hazardous areas.

The water flow rate of the unit is determined by the number of nozzles on the mounts and the flow rate of the pump.

With the help of our mobile dust suppression systems, excessive dust dispersion around the stadium was also prevented in Italy, taking into account the proximity of residential areas and busy roads.

Carrying out "clean" demolition work not only improved air quality, but also made it possible to comply with mandatory regulations while ensuring the safety of the demolition workers and the health of residents living near the construction site.

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