Twin Tower: A Cloud of Dust will spread in 3 KM as soon as the Twin Tower Collapses

Twin Tower Demolition

During the destruction of the unlawful Twin Towers of Noida, it would be difficult to keep the greenery of Emerald Court and ATS Village free from dust. The roads will need to be cleaned right away by the Noida Authority. The expressway should also start to show signs of dust and dirt after 15 minutes.

Noida : Supertech’s two 32-story skyscrapers will be blown up using explosives in Noida. By the time it is realised, a blast will have already occurred on the location and a neighbouring cloud of dust will have spread out for roughly three kilometres. The further movement of this cloud will depend on the wind’s direction. It will afterwards progressively decrease. The haze in the sky will need to be cleared for at least three hours. The rubble will begin to collapse with the Twin Towers’ explosion. The blast’s pressure will increase the speed at which the dust spreads. This dust will be made up of cement and other building supplies required to build the skyscraper. 3700 kg of explosive smoke will also be added to it along with this.

As the dust rises and spreads, it will also affect the roadways and adjacent communities. The reason for this is because the dust will spread before the debris actually falls to the ground. After striking the walls, it will then rise. More dust will be visible within the nearby ATS Village, Emerald Court Society, at this time. The nearby roadways will also get covered with a heavy coating of dust. Dust and dirt are anticipated to be visible on the highway even after 15 minutes. Many works have been completed to decrease the dust by the Authority and CBRI from the Edifice Agency, who are working on the tower’s destruction. The government claims that geotextile fibre has been put so that at least when it falls, the debris and dust from the walls would be released. Fiber curtains surround the tower on all sides. As a result, the dust that escapes from within won’t travel very far.

As the dust rises and spreads, it will also affect the roadways and adjacent communities. The reason for this is because the dust will spread before the debris actually falls to the ground. After striking the walls, it will then rise. More dust will be visible within the nearby ATS Village, Emerald Court Society, at this time. The nearby roadways will also get covered with a heavy coating of dust. Dust and dirt are anticipated to be visible on the highway even after 15 minutes. Many works have been completed to decrease the dust by the Authority and CBRI from the Edifice Agency, who are working on the tower’s destruction. The government claims that geotextile fibre has been put so that at least when it falls, the debris and dust from the walls would be released. Fiber curtains surround the tower on all sides. As a result, the dust that escapes from within won’t travel very far.

The level of pollution will become hazardous

Due to airborne dust, PM-10 and 2.5 levels in the atmosphere will rise after the skyscraper collapses. Only when the concentration of PM 2.5 is 60 and the concentration of PM is 100 is the air deemed unsafe to breathe. Most of these particles originate from the building site itself for both of them. When the twin towers collapse, the same dust will likewise be released. There will undoubtedly be harmful levels of pollution in the area for a short while.

The difficulty of protecting both societies’ vegetation from dust is another.
The ATS Village Society and Emerald Court are surrounded by natural nature. RWA and AOA constructed the green belt in this area at their own expense. From the balcony, people have also engaged in wall gardening. The danger to this vegetation might arise from dust from concrete waste. It cares for the citizens of both societies. In discussions held at the authority level, the need for the protection of the environment was consistently raised. The agency has requested that the RWA of Emerald Court Society cover the expense of the defence in this case. The group was informed that both societies’ vegetation will be covered in plastic to keep dust off of it.

• The Twin Towers’ west side is where the street and park are located.
• The ATS Village and Parshvanath Society are to the south-east. To the south lies the freeway.
• The Emerald Court Society, Gejha village, and other areas are to the north.

Weather and Wind Prediction

• The Meteorological Department reports that the east wind is now blowing normally or these winds are blowing in a southeasterly direction.
• The wind speed is expected to be between 15 and 20 kilometres on August 28.
• Additionally, light rain is possible on August 26, 27, and 28.

This can be a result of the wind

The dust will migrate further toward the park and the front roadways when the east wind is blowing. Due to the southeasterly breeze, there will be more dust from the northern side of Emerald Court Society to Gejha village. It is also anticipated to make it to Sector-108 and the front. If it’s raining in the evening, the dust cloud will dissipate quickly.

In 90 days, trash will be taken up

There won’t be any dust created during the tower’s destruction save for the twin tower. Even after the trash is collected and the area is cleaned up following this, there will undoubtedly be dust blowing. Additionally, steel needs to be removed from the falling debris. The organisation needed 90 days to remove the debris from the area. A C&D Waste Management Plan has been provided for this. According to information obtained from the Noida Authority, the plan calls for filling the basements of both skyscrapers before removing the debris. These will be filled with 7-8 thousand cubic metres of rubbish. Following this, a decision has been taken to fill the unoccupied site with rubbish. There will be enough debris to fill 35 000 cubic metres. It is anticipated that more than 42,000 cubic metres of rubbish would be removed.

Road cleaning will begin at the expressway

The surrounding roadways will get covered in a dense coating of dust following the tower’s fall. After two hours, the authorities will begin mechanical sweeping to remove it. The expressway’s hygiene will come first. On faraway highways after that. At night, the area around the Twin Towers will have its roadways cleaned.