Engineering is not only about creating new things, it is also about disposing off of the older things as well We need smart disposal to reduce the waste and therefore one cannot ignore the recycling process
Peloton Land Solutions | Concrete-Eating Robots? Concrete-Eating Robots? , Building demolition demands a lot of heavy machinery to crush concrete and , The ERO Concrete Recycling Robot …
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The ERO concrete recycling robot by Omer Haciomeroglu from Sweden, can demolish an entire building and is one of the winning design of IDSA’s International… with ero's new technology, the era of demolition may be behind us with a robot that breaks down concrete into reusable parts The demolition of buildings requires a lot of heavy machinery that crushes concrete and separates valuable
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ERO Concrete Recycling Robot-5 5 of 6 Demolition is a messy business—not only does the process require heavy machinery and produce clouds of dust, but it also results in giant piles of rubble
"The ERO Concrete Recycling Robot was designed to efficiently disassemble concrete structures without any waste, dust or separation and enable reclaimed building materials to be reused for new
The ERO Concrete Recycling Robot was designed to efficiently disassemble concrete structures without any waste, dust or separation and enable reclaimed building materials to be reused for new prefabricated concrete buildings
17/04/2012 · Robotic demolition is absolutely perfect to meet today's requirements for minimal downtime, efficiency, and safety stone can be performed faster with minimal risk and manual labor involved
However, a genius invention called ERO- Concrete Recycling Robot by Omer Haciomeroglu, a student at Sweden’s Umeå Institute of Design, has changed all of that He made a robot that can efficiently disassemble concrete structures, minimizing the amount of waste and dust, while at the same time separating waste concrete from rebar and other debris on the spot
ERO Concrete-Recycling Robot Can Erase Entire Buildings28 Jun 2018 Heavy machines used in demolition consume large amounts of energy in order to crush concrete walls into small pieces, not to mention that demolition processes have to be accompanied by large amounts of water sprayed onto the structures to prevent the spread of dust
Created by Omer Haciomeroglu of Sweden’s Umeå Institute of Design, the concept ERO concrete de-construction robot concept uses high-pressure water jets to strip concrete from rebar and recycle
18/07/2013 · ERO robot recycles buildings with hydro-demolition technology An award-winning student design concept uses a water jet to demolish concrete structures in a …
27/02/2014 · ERO Concrete Recycling Robot can efficiently disassemble concrete structures without any waste, dust or additional separation It is strategically placed in a building in order to scan the environment and determine the optimal way in which the operation should be executed
with ero's new technology, the era of demolition may be behind us with a robot that breaks down concrete into reusable parts
15/07/2013 · As an alternative to this process, ERO Concrete Recycling Robot “efficiently disassembles concrete structures without any waste, dust or separation and enable reclaimed building materials to be reused for new prefabricated concrete buildings
ERO Concrete Recycling Robot-6 Demolition is a messy business—not only does the process require heavy machinery and produce clouds of dust, but it also results in giant piles of rubble that
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The ERO (short for “erosion”) robot uses water to disassemble concrete and then sucks all of the separate components–cement, sand, and aggregate–neatly into different packages for reuse
ERO Concrete-Recycling Robot Can Erase Entire Buildings28 Jun 2018 Heavy machines used in demolition consume large amounts of energy in order to crush concrete walls into small pieces, not to mention that demolition processes have to be accompanied by large amounts of water sprayed onto the structures to prevent the spread of dust
With the ERO Concrete Recycling Robot, no more gigantic piles of debris This robot takes down the building step by step, separating the destroyed material into prefab concrete elements High-pressure water is used to deconstruct the building, then the water is recycled back into the system
See on Scoopit – Technology and Internet Designed by Omer Haciomeroglu, ERO Concrete Recycling Robot recycles and separates concrete in an energy-efficient way Dave Cottrell’s insight: This is some fantastic technology See on inhabitatcRead more
16/07/2013 · An autonomous fleet of ERO Concrete Recycling Robots is placed strategically within the building They scan the surroundings and determine a route …
Robot ERO Can Recycle Buildings! Natalie Hong 2014-06-13 13:30:35 0 Ever seen a building get demolished? Well, it looks a little like this: heavy machinery is used to crush the building to pieces Fire hoses spray lots of water around to prevent clouds of harmful dust from rising into the air Big machines then scoop up chunks of crumpled rebar (the metal structures inside the concrete
The ERO (short for “erosion”) robot uses water to disassemble concrete and then sucks all of the separate components–cement, sand, and aggregate–neatly into different packages for reuse
Amazing ERO Concrete-Recycling Robot Can Erase Entire Buildings Demolition is a messy business—not only does the process require heavy machinery and produce clouds of dust, but it also results in giant piles of rubble that often head straight for the landfill
More concrete is manufactured than any other material on the planet Luckily, the ERO robot has a healthy appetite
13/07/2013 · Dubbed “ERO Concrete Recycling Robot”, the concept is designed to pull down concrete structures without leaving behind waste, dust or separation The reclaimed building materials can be reused to build new prefabricated concrete structures
The ERO goes to work on a concrete surface with a high-pressure water jet that cracks and breaks down the concrete itself The robot then gobbles up the waste solid waste, a mixture of aggregate