How Would A Person Transfer 386'000 15 Kilo Brick Bars From Inside A Building To The Outside In 6 Hours?

Question

Only Using 5-10 People Moving It Directley Into a PlaneCargo Hold (i realise this is in the wrong catagory)

Answer 1

Well if it wasn't involving a cargo hold, just inside and outside a building, might I suggest 30 tonnes of dynamite?

Answer 2

You can't. There is no plane that can carry that much weight. To put it in perspective, that's about 212 semi-trailer loads. Or more than 23 planeloads on an Antanov An-225, the worlds largest and heaviest aircraft.

A crew of 100 would be hard-pressed to move that pile 10 feet in 6 hours. A crew of 1000 might get it out the door.

Answer 3

Quick math tells me you'd have to move 1072 bricks a minute to fill it in 6 hours. (Roughly 18 bricks a second.) So if you had 10 people carrying 2 bricks at a time, they'd have to pick up two bricks and deliver it to the cargo hold in one second. So the answer would be, "It's impossible." Even with machinery, It'd be difficult to maintain an 18 brick per second pace. Two tons of bricks every minute... And there's no plane in the world that's gonna carry that kind of payload.

Answer 4

are you sure the bars are 15 kilos? They would be on pallets or an equivalent, because even the building it is stored in would need to be able to transport it. It would have arrived to the building in a reasonably transferable way, which it likely stayed while stored. This building likely has powered lifting devices like forklifts or pallet jacks to move entire stacks around quickley.

Answer 5

What hypothetical mega-plane is this?
Someone has too much time on their hands.

Answer 6

break the building

Answer 7

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