Demolition of industrial plants and kombinats in Ukraine is carried out according to a detailed plan comprising several phases — preparatory and main. The scope of works includes:

• Study and assessment of the facility to be demolished;
• Selection of the most effective demolition method for each structure within the complex;
• Preparation and submission of all required permitting documentation;
• Site preparation for equipment placement and commencement of works;
• Dismantling of process equipment;
• Demolition of buildings and workshops using the chosen method.

Where required, the site is cleared of construction waste and prepared for the construction of a new facility.

Equipment Dismantling Procedure

Particular attention is paid to the dismantling of process equipment, which may in some cases be reinstalled at a new facility. The dismantling sequence is as follows:

1. Disconnection from utilities (electrical supply, pneumatic and hydraulic systems);
2. Dismantling of relocatable equipment modules;
3. Removal of fastening elements and foundations;
4. Compilation of a defect report for all equipment being dismantled;
5. Disassembly and labelling of component parts;
6. Packaging for transport or mothballing.

Demolition of Active Plants

In the majority of projects involving operating plants and kombinats, partial demolition of selected buildings and structures is carried out. This approach allows for simultaneous construction or expansion works without halting ongoing production. Such conditions significantly increase the complexity of the works and require strict adherence to safety procedures to eliminate any risk to personnel working in adjacent areas.

Cost Factors

The cost of plant demolition depends on: the overall scope of demolition works, the complexity of individual operations, the location of the facility, the type of demolition (partial or complete), and the complexity of permitting requirements.

Tereshchenko Group of Companies — industrial demolition specialists in Ukraine.

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