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[[category:tools]][[Controlled demolition]] is a technique for removing very tall structures while minimizing damage to surrounding structures. It is also referred to as [[implosion]], [[controlled implosion]], or [[building implosion]].{{seedling}}
 
[[category:tools]][[Controlled demolition]] is a technique for removing very tall structures while minimizing damage to surrounding structures. It is also referred to as [[implosion]], [[controlled implosion]], or [[building implosion]].{{seedling}}
 
===Usage===
 
===Usage===
Although Wikipedia uses the term "demolition" to refer solely to controlled demolition, Issuepedia prefers to keep the term "demolition" to mean any deliberate and complete destruction of a building, of which "controlled demolition" is a subset in which care is taken to minimize damage to other structures.
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* Wikipedia calls this "building implosion"; perhaps that is a better name?
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* Or how about "explosive demolition", to refer specifically to the use of explosives in demolition? ''(I'm liking that one better --{{woozle/init}})''
 
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* {{!in|dkosopedia}}: no information as of 2009-07-20
 
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* '''2013-09-30''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_2_XgTicAo Building Collapse Only in 5 seconds]: many videos of controlled demolitions

Latest revision as of 13:09, 26 August 2015

Overview

Controlled demolition is a technique for removing very tall structures while minimizing damage to surrounding structures. It is also referred to as implosion, controlled implosion, or building implosion.

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Usage

  • Wikipedia calls this "building implosion"; perhaps that is a better name?
  • Or how about "explosive demolition", to refer specifically to the use of explosives in demolition? (I'm liking that one better --W.)

Links

Reference

Video