BashOil Tank Farm. "Real Russia" ep.140

[@ValiRossi]

I worked as a technician in a US pipeline terminal very similar to this. We had a truck rack, fractionator, test lab, 4 million barrels of storage, etc. Looks like a nice facility.

[@purplepatio]

I like videos where you show people at their jobs, thank you. They make the world go round.

[@Gravertrain]

Thanks! Impressive to see all the safety features and practices. Very modern.

[@paulsdancing5429]

Sergey in last few weeks you have bombarded me with many great videos. Your Volga Tour, the Moscow Ring, Neva Freeway, St. Petersburg's nights and Ufa. This video is also very interesting and educational. Sergey, you are very knowledgeable, thus no wonder, that we follow you. You probably, some time ago, told your audience what is your original profession. If you don't mind I would appreciate if you would tell us again your background. I am surprised that when you were in Hollywood they did not grab you and make you Dicaprio number two. However, as mechanical design engineer and international construction specialist, I can tell you that you made the right decision to stay in your country. Predictions are that the Future is in the East. Good luck and regards, from Canada.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

That was AWESOME! Thanks for sharing with us! When you drive the US highway system you'll be right at home in our gas stations. Only we won't have such cute women working in them.

[@Reziac]

This is one of your best. Very informative. I live a mile from a refinery and I didn't know about some of this stuff!

[@patriciaoneill9685]

I just love your sense of community PRIDE! You are so proud of where you come from!

[@ricibiribicci]

First of all: I think that this is one of the best episodes EVER and I'm sure that this is the most professional that you ever made! Really, you were the top! Secondarily, it's seeable that you studied this things at university! ;) And finally: REALLY! OMG, I've no more words to say! How is possible that Russia is so full of awesome girls?!?! Also in the fuel station shop there are beautiful ladies! It's mad! Hahaha And I know how beautiful are the Russians because my ex girlfriend is Russian, but god damn! I can't stop to say that!

[@mony2k6]

Great episode Sergey. It's nice that you were able to show a little about the oil farm. I don't know much about it, so it was nice to learn more. It's great that they allowed you to film there. Nice camerawork Rinat

[@logicaredux5205]

This was a very interesting episode Sergey! Bash oil seems to have a clean, well run world class operation from tank farm to pump. Glad to see that they take safety seriously as tank farms can be quite dangerous for explosions and fire. Bashkortistan is indeed fortunate to be rich in petroleum... and pretty girls! 😺

[@godfreypoon5148]

Russia is the world's leading producer of pretty girls.

[@logicaredux5205]

Godfrey Poon - I think you may be right! 👙👍🏻

[@РоманМихеев-б8щ]

This chennel is propaganda from Vatnik)

[@logicaredux5205]

Роман Михеев - What's Vatnik?

[@РоманМихеев-б8щ]

***** And) what? It distizhenie in 2016 for the country?)) LOL dumb and naive - It's you, stupid suka) Hi from Moscow, idiot)

[@bryan1957-y5o]

This was a truly EXCELLENT video! My son is a chemical engineering student at his University.

[@n0peable]

Really cool documentation. Especially the part with the ladies ;) Maybe you could do another documentation like that one with the firefighter-service in ufa or anywhere in russia? That would be epic!

[@Mayvau]

Very good episode. Wonderful guide through the tank farm. Also the view of the gas station was very nice. Very modern station. I read elsewhere that Bashneft is working hard to expand to more regions of the country with more stations. Again great episode.

[@chun_ting]

Great episode, lovely ladies

[@davidschenburn3238]

Thanks for the vlog. The gas store is much nicer than many of the U.S. stores! I think the equivalent U.S. company for Petrol(we call it gasoline in the US or Diesel) is Ashland/Marathon. They are the primary distributors of fuel to all major fuel stations. It is great that you were able to tour such a facility and see the process.

[@jameslynn389]

Thanks for this episode and for helping me understand that, no matter where one is located in the world, there are nice and friendly people like you, Sergei. Jim

[@KjellEson]

What an incredible work you do. All research must take very much time. Very impressive. I consider the Russian government should pay tribute to you for your effort to promote Russia and for everything else you do to show us the real Russia

[@tidegoesin_tidegoesout]

Great episode Sergey! Very cool that you followed the truck to the gas station. At 8:09 I thought that was a fridge full of alcohol at first lol.

[@roberthagedorn290]

So much information! Thank you again, Sergey. Yes, I did enjoy it. I noticed one person did not like this presentation. Strange. Oh, well. You can't please everyone.

[@casualcadaver]

Awesome man, I like these industrial episodes like the old one you did at the cement refinery place. More industrial episodes would be a good thing.

[@SovietPow]

Highly enlightening docu, thank you so much, Real Russia. Special regards to those charming ladies.

[@opl500]

Test samples, or samples - not probes. A probe is a tool of some sort that you use to collect a test sample. :P

[@osuweller]

thanks for the price conversion. gas is 2.25 a gallon Cincinnati Ohio. love the videos keep up the good work on both channels

[@Esthersimpson620]

Australia pays about $4.16 US a gallon

[@xSgtKowalski]

In Italy we currently pay about 1.6€ per liter, which is about 6$ per gallon if I'm not wrong.. it sucks

[@ThunderAppeal]

I'll bet that more than 1/2 of that is tax

[@Mr77Malibu]

Really cool and informative video. As a side note,my home town has the largest (by output production:603,000 barrels per day) oil refinery in the USA. Also the birth-home of many famous people like Janis Joplin (singer)and Babe Didrikson Zaharias (Olympic Medalist/Golf Pro.).

[@timothycai4221]

Called this your new featured Ufa Discovery series, good work Sergey!

[@JKuci]

Sergey, this was really informative and very professionally produced. Excellent!! Thanks!

[@alagogo]

Sergey I noticed the leaves are already turning in Ufa . Fall comes early in Russia . Wow !!!

[@veganwally]

And some steam out of his mouth. Great video!

[@MrJoergenfoged]

Sergey B - a really very interesting look into this Tank Farm and how things are handled

[@andrewmurray5886]

Very informative episode Sergey! Happy 4 year Anniversary!

[@ChrisUrsiny]

Great episode

[@g35mik]

Please don't think any Americans dislike Russia. I'm speaking for the normal 30s male middle class. Just wanted an honest answer. We're hearing all kinds of crazy stuff here

[@nellennatea]

I missed this one. Glad I noticed I had missed it. It was good. Thanks.

[@andreyco7128]

Excellent high-quality production in the video. Great shots, great editing. Good job!!

[@Zyphera]

I really enjoyed this tour.

[@sashasasha4687]

Аппараты воздушного охлаждения производства Грибановского машиностроительного завода. Качество, надежность, долговечность!

[@ЕльжасЕсенгельдиев]

особенно долговечные

[@pamwhiteeagle9818]

THANK YOU BOTH SERGEY. THIS IS SO INFORMATIVE.....ALSO WE LOVE YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR AND ANIMATIONS. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.. PAAM FROM USA. IDAHO

[@ols7462]

I'm glad to know all the process of the oil that goes into my car thanks. That gas station looks cool next time I'm in Russia with a car I'l look for those colors.

[@jimh8340]

great production man, loved the journey through the supply chain. looks exactly the same as the US.

[@Landaux]

Thanks for this great video Sergey!

[@karbanatek99]

Very good episode, thank you!

[@HK33E17516]

excellent episode, I like industries and that kind of stuff

[@manfredbismark6688]

THANKS SERGEY!!! GOOD VIDEO!!!

[@Andrea-br4gv]

Dobre Dyen,Surgie. I thought you got a now job when I first saw you wearing the hard hat and orange "waist coat" ...You sounded very professional! "It is ALL about "OIL... The snack store is the "state of the arts..." How were the "Hotdogs...? Enjoy your "NEW" job..! Spadsiba!

[@1991jerzy]

Smash & Vengerov & Bobina feat. Matua & Averin & Kravets - Нефть Best song about oil.

[@LeeAllen337]

Very nice. Good job.

[@nobody89087]

Отличный эпизод, Серега!

[@guyprior6237]

Well done my Russian is not as gooood as his England. Enjoyed his energy and it's good to see how they do things top marks.

[@bh02422]

Great video! You are a good presenter.

[@GRUMPY656799]

Just Awesome....... ty Sergey....!

[@valiik]

Nice video! The gas station market looks just like an American one, even Lays potato chips haha. Thanks Sergey for all your work.

[@davidsthoughts60]

The маркет would be called a "convenience store" in the US, though many don't have as many items as the one you showed.

[@opl500]

Depends on how modern the convenience store is. He should take us all to a Russian truck stop. That would be interesting. I'd like to see if Russian truckers all listen to country music or something else...

[@TheUniversalEyes]

Go look up vadim dubovsky, he is a Ukrainian who drives truck in the united states. There are many videos of him on youtube and on various websites.

[@opl500]

Hell, just do a video on that guy, just spend a whole video singing with him going down the road in his 18 wheeler. Eastbound and down...

[@AUmarcus]

There's thousands just like this one in Australia.....BP, Shell and Caltex.

[@dangoodbad1951]

like how you took a moment for the "beautiful ladies" :)

[@unowhy7730]

Well Done! I enjoyed this video very much.

[@claudiumarius8663]

Amazing episode👍👍

[@N4STYL4VISHCRYPTO]

great vid once again, love it ! camera quality was wonderful

[@charlottejpriestley8934]

This was really interesting. I've never seen anything like this.

[@Ashtonian54]

Рефенери ? ? ? може краще сказати Рефайнари! :-) Excellent documentary on tank farm and petroleum products.

[@XXXX2000]

very nice video, russia very beutiful country too were in sain petersburg once what a town

[@MahatmaGumbi]

Love the channel man. More videos! I'm definitely coming to Russia on a holiday soon!

[@opl500]

The only thing you're missing is a bunch of lifted 4x4 pickup trucks running on big block diesel engines and you could be in Texas. Or Colorado.

[@mralexsduarte]

Pretty interesting video! Here, in Brazil the price of the gas 87 is about 1 dollar per Liter approximately 63.8 RUB. Greeting from Brazil!

[@mralexsduarte]

47% are flex, which means they use alcohol or gas or mixed, 41% are gas only and 9% are alcohol only. If the price of alcohol, which is about 0.65 US per liter, is less than 70% of the price of the gas, so the alcohol will be the best option. I would say the alcohol is the best option for riding in the city, but gas is most recommend for traveling in the roads.

[@Repositor_terceirizado]

In Brazil even gasoline has 27% of ethanol at all filling stations, its a goverment rule. The price of ethanol is very variable along the year, because depends of production of sugarcane. Besides that in regions distant of sugarcane plantations and ethanol distillers almost always gasoline is cheaper than ethanol. The flex motors were developed because people was desestimulated to buy ethanol motor cars. Formerly a lot of times people converted ethanol motors in gasoline motors and vice-versa because big difference in fuels prices. Nowadays with flex motors, people fill with ethanol or gasoline in function of price. Flex motors are not good at all, in my opinion has no good fuel consumption. This kind of engines have average compression ratio, with average fuel consumption, not optimized for ethanol fuel neither optimized for gasoline fuel. Sorry for poor english.

[@gasperkosmac7672]

Great video

[@ani23390]

Nice video , i work in a petrochemical unit , has a similar tank farm

[@Eusepio1957]

Very interesting episode! Thanks Sergey..... what.....? 2 dollars and 20 cents for 3.8 liters !? Ahahahaha of which we dream here in Europe Here in Germany where I live, it costs 1 liter petrol approximately 1 euro and 30 cents. and ...Yes beautiful Girls in UFA ;-)

[@Alfonzo6000000]

Сергей Можете ли вы сделать видео вашего путешествия изучения английского языка - как и когда вы начали изучать его, книгу или учитель ты б / у, и сколько времени потребовалось, чтобы научиться говорить на нем свободно?

[@raulvillatoro5004]

You deserve a like man good content. Beautiful ladies.

[@dayostrvladimere6349]

as always like the shows keep going man.....

[@kochenfurmanner2786]

great Video

[@7150285]

I heard Bashkortostan and Kazakhstan have ALOT of oil.

[@NaTE_..]

А куда делась офигенная инстро с музыкой Tesla Boy ?

[@tepastrick2276]

USA also has 4 grades of gas for cars, each at a different cost. Lowest octane rating is cheapest here. Was price you stated for lowest or highest octane rating?

[@tepastrick2276]

US gallons is 3.79 liters. What is the price of lowest octane rating? Prices in US varies everywhere. In big cities it costs more due to competing gas stations. Most buy the lower octane rating.

[@bigboy4752002]

The gas station looks like any you will find in the USA. The price of gas here by me is $2.05 per gallon.

[@Oetasus]

Более спокойный стиль ведения передачи тебе идет.

[@aletoledo1]

Awesome. I wonder if this is about the same in the US?

[@searats20]

Really cool!! How did you manage to get permission to show us the tank farm?

[@Xtragicfever]

Real Russian oil refinery. No fake no bullshit!

[@gasaholic47]

I take it that the clothing that is worn by the workers are flame retardant (flame resistant)?

[@AUmarcus]

Cotton.....he mentions that in the video.....mainly to reduce static electricity.

[@jugsmcflugs4954]

did you see the fire in UFA

[@jugsmcflugs4954]

the one on the construction site

[@Drekavacmilitaria]

Sergey what is going on over there?

[@Delta9D9]

You should try to get in and see the Oil trade show there in UFA. I looked it up once but do not know what it is called or when it will be again. Similar thing we have in Canada is the Global Petroleum Show, and then there are Manufacturing, Welding, Cement or construction, and Machining trade shows. Are there any Job Fairs? Where people can see what jobs are available and to even mingle with prospective companies one is seeking to work at. Currently I am transitioning into Heavy Equipment Technician apprenticeship as well as Small engine repair because Oil market got really slow and I have been out of work since March. But My point is, What is done for the inspection and repair of such Heavy Equipment in Russia? Such as farm equipment, Semi's and trailers, and Earth Moving equipment. Lets say a small Bobcat or Cat loader burst a hydraulic line, or a pin breaks, or a bearing seizes out in the field. Who does the fixing and how? One example comes to my mind. I seen a large Farm tractor towing a hay baler and suddenly swerves to the Right and into the ditch and rolling over. Where, just before the unit swerved suddenly, there is a series of oil bursts onto the road. Indicating that something burst or broke that caused the incident.

[@anthonyfig8687]

Kool video, it looks like a very dangerous job.

[@1980petrolhead]

I enjoyed that. I work in maintenance in a chemical plant so it was interesting. Wow the cost of fuel is very low. Can you visit military places and soviet era places ?

[@tscherbakow80]

And publish some missile blueprints!)))

[@ezequielfigueroa]

Nice video bro

[@ivanliukin9956]

thx very cool

[@junk8714]

What is borsh?

[@opl500]

COT un. I can understand, there are no accent marks in english.

[@cyberspacecadette777]

Do you sell unleaded petrol like in the US?

[@tscherbakow80]

Yes, only unleaded petrol.

[@patriotpioneer]

What do you actually do for a living?

[@patriotpioneer]

Cool, Thanks

[@litoboy5]

cool

[@АлексейГ-в7р]

Сергей, если я не ошибся (поправьте меня) , вы сказали, что Салават Юлаев выиграл дважды кубок Гагарина? Он выиграл его 1 раз, он становился Чемпионом страны до КХЛ.

[@realrussiablog]

+Алексей Г верно. Но чемпионство 2008 года это условно тот же Кубок Гагарина. А разжевывать это просто не стал. :)

[@АлексейГ-в7р]

***** Ну, да:) Зеленое дерби в те годы было просто атас! :)

[@robertscattergood6281]

Thanks! I think you should show more of these sort of angles on Russian society today. It is critical that the content of your great show concept is enhanced and you really should be looking for all kinds of ways to demonstrate the strengths and beauties of everyday life in order that a largely entirely ignorant western populace can see some Russian realities instead of just watching mind deadening "reality shows" pretending to be viable information...! Thanks again!

[@godfreypoon5148]

I notice the intro has changed. I trust that Real Russia still contains _no fake, and no bullshit_?

[@irishcomrade1207]

4 different fuel wtf?? two choices in Ireland, petrol or diesel and some places have a separate pump for kerosene.

[@ДмитрийВронский-в3с]

Yes, this is the ordinary picture. The most left for 'solyarka' (solar oil, diesel fuel) and three species of gas with different octan numbers. The 92 octan gas for common cars, the 95 is the beautified version of 92, and the 98 octan number for luxury cars (like some Audi and so on).

[@ДмитрийВронский-в3с]

And what is kerosene for? In Russia it is used for airplanes only.

[@irishcomrade1207]

+Дмитрий Вронский It is used for central heating in homes and I think some agricultural vehicles

[@tscherbakow80]

In Russia we don't use kerosene for that purpose. Agricultural vehicles mostly use the diesel. Apartment buildings are heated by central city heating. Piped water flows with a temperature of 80-100 Celsius. Then enters The heating radiator. Also, there is always a hot water in tap in apartment. Houses are heated by gas or coal.

[@ДмитрийВронский-в3с]

A small correction. In old apartment buildings the natural gas is often used in water heaters. Also stoves often are powered by natural gas. In private houses natural gas is commonly used in heaters and in stoves. Even some cars are using natural gas, there are special gas stations for them. As for gasoline (= benzine) which is often shortened to 'gas' (that may confuse!), it is used in Russia for cars only.

[@ИльшатБурангулов-ч4л]

О Лесотехникума заправка.

[@ThunderAppeal]

The name of the german company is B A S F. So you pronounce all the letters.

[@Ashton_Weah]

vapor from mouth - winter in Ufa, lol

[@boojahadeen]

LOL So why didn't ya just tell us you were a petrochemical engineer? Its sort of obvious that you have worked there...

[@maksim5078]

In Italy (Milan), if I pay 60 Euros (67 Dollars, 4244 Rubles), I get a full petrol tank of Gasoline.

[@ottofaust5487]

If the model of your car Hummer H2(or a similar) then for this money in Russia, too, will get a full tank of petrol! (At preset price for 1 liter of gasoline A-95 is 0.55 euros)

[@maksim5078]

Otto Faust In Italy is much more expensive... I don't remember, but I guess more expensive than 1 Euro per Liter... PS: I read right now, that today, in my local Gas Station, the Gasoline price per Liter was 1.447 Euros. (My local Gas Station is about 30 Km away from Milan).

[@tscherbakow80]

I owner of a Honda Civic 2010 sedan 1,8L 140 HP. I use a gas in my car. Gas costs about $ 0,27 per litre.

[@MahatmaGumbi]

Learning to speak Russian

[@ssgcommandotv3874]

wow nice i am DANX