How GASOLINE is MADE ⛽ | Refinery Process 🏭

[@cmwygal]

90% of the footage used does not accurately depict what the narrator is saying. This drivel is what’s wrong with the internet.

[@OhSoddit]

The "likes" on this drivel are what's wrong with the internet.

[@vampfashions]

The footage does accurately show steps in the process of gathering and refining and distributing oil. Maybe they are assuming at least a basic understanding to place the images used in context. Besides, I live within 10K of 4 refineries and we don't drill for oil as much as dig it up and refine it. We also steam it underground like with tea kettle and then pump it out...

[@cmwygal]

@ the video show a power plant during the narration that says “catalytic cracking.” How is that accurate?

[@coach2208]

Without that black gold, we be living like the stone ages. Thank god for that liquid gold.

[@sinistan1002]

LOL overly exaggerated the usa itself was founded before oil was even drilled or needed, classical physics and calculus were invented before that even

[@Ball.Daily11]

So when it runs out I guess we will be going back to the stone ages ?

[@coach2208]

@@Ball.Daily11 we will all be gone way before that oil runs out.

[@BreakthroughProcess]

One day this liquid gold will run out and we will return to the stone age.

[@sinistan1002]

@@BreakthroughProcess wrong electric is the future and as far as lubrication goes electric cars do not use oil they have sealed traction motors with gearing and bearings that can use synthetic grease and advancements in material science and meta materials will probably even make grease obsolete

[@miltondaley83]

Love the smell of gasoline

[@danrhone9756]

Same here

[@ZeljkoZeljko-qo1vg]

Same cant be say for crude oil that shit stinks

[@kimmer6]

It smelled better in the late 1950's. It was a sweet smell. Us kids enjoyed it when the smell wafted into the car. Another long lost smell is that which came from mimeographed copies. The kids in school used to smell that sweet perfume every time the teacher handed out the pages with the faded blue ink. In the 8th grade, I ran the school's mimeograph machine.

[@steveschneider2112]

Gasoline smells like 💩

[@oilhog7365]

Me too! 🤠❤️💯

[@peterbrown8521]

Generally speaking, video was relatively accurate, without detail. I used to work in a Gulf Oil refinery producing everything from asphalt, to gasolines, to propane, having experience in all units except the Cat unit. We even had a full lab where chemical engineers and chemists applied their trades. It was a lot of fun working there, learned a great deal.

[@FactoryLabs]

Thank you for sharing your experience!🙌🏻 It’s fascinating to hear from someone who’s worked so closely in the industry. It must have been such a unique and rewarding job , what was your favorite part about working in the refinery?

[@matthewh117]

Worked 30 years in a Gulf Oil terminal. The gas with guts!

[@chupacabra1765]

Maybe someone like you could make a much better video than this grade school crap.

[@akawireguy1197]

The visuals were mostly completely out of synch and off topic with the dialogue.

[@kevinstephens72]

Thank you! I’ve always wondered. Now, I still wonder

[@anthronthompson4020]

😂😂😂

[@filcaptionmedia]

Just a compilation of stock footages and ai images, just a waste of time

[@furnishdinc]

Disagree. This is a good video

[@markporter2642]

Most of the footage is of a drilling rig and gas stations.

[@furnishdinc]

@@markporter2642true. I specifically disagree that the video is a waste of time. I walked away knowing much more than I did prior to watching.

[@vampfashions]

You cannot really film the inside of a refinery process stack or distillation column as the heat would melt the camera and turn it back into oil. As for filming inside a pipeline, well, its pretty black and sticky.

[@andypeterson2126]

Crazy, ancient stuff powers cars and and roads are made of it. wow

[@gotchaplumber]

Thank you!

[@bounnongkhoukone7234]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@loganderksen4725]

According to "infinitely wise" Al Gore, none of us should drive anymore, while he gets on his private jet, & flys around the planet.

[@kencasebolt996]

This is the "Readers Digest" Version!! Informative but Vague!

[@vampfashions]

There are many publications and degree programs in engineering schools around the world if you would like slightly more detailed information. I am content with "put dinosaur juice in the tank before driving" and I live within 10km of 4 major refineries.

[@cosensei649]

Oil is created through gasification of ALL organic materials. This now includes plastics in landfills. This process is why, when a landfill is being capped off and is done being added to, they put huge pipes on top prior to putting dirt to cover it over. If this was not done fires and explosions would result because as the organic materials breakdown through pressure they create heat and give off hydrocarbon (carbon chain molecules) like propane, butane, methane, etc. These then, with the heat would cause fires and explosions, much like swamp gas, wherein you can see fires in swamps due to gasification there. At the bottom of many landfills, in just 10 years there is crude oil seeping out. It doe NOT take millions of years but only 10 or so (depending on how much organic material is present). They have lied about this process to drive prices up! ALL aquifers are large underground rivers heading to the continental shelves where they hit bedrock and large underground caverns where the flow terminates and lies still and gasification starts. This is why so much oil is found just of the shores of continents.

[@alanbiancardi2531]

Seems like you forgot your meds again but hey if you want to believe your BS then enjoy

[@peterparker9286]

He is correct more then wrong.

[@cosensei649]

@@alanbiancardi2531 Before you just naysay something because it goes contrary to what the mainstream media has told you, how about doing some personal research. For example, go out to a landfill as they seal it off and see the pipes being laid. Then after the dirt is on top, go a month later at night and see the flames coming out of those pipes. Find an old landfill of ten years or more and go see, if at the bottom, you don't see oil! or Are you just an everyday standard troll that feels it is their job to attack people as a policy?

[@klarkaleb]

I love the smell of diesel fuel!

[@Killemgrillem00]

Drill baby drill make America great again.

[@wholiddleolme476]

If MILLIONS of years were a thing, Bio-Fuel wouldn't be possible! You can make crude oil from lawn clippings placed into a driven worm-gear in a cylinder.

[@michaelschnoebelen6056]

Roy's Gasoline and Cafe (7:08) was the best part.

[@StephenKiely-y3j]

Here in Australia we have closed most of our oil refineries which is rather alarming to say the least

[@danrhone9756]

Why

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Same in California, Governor has made gas much more expensive than rest of nation.

[@alanbiancardi2531]

@@BigEightiesNewWave Remember that when you vote

[@vampfashions]

I live in Alberta, the part of Canada that supplies 1/3 of the oil to USA. Everyday I read comments from people in "rest of Canada" saying "We should refine our gasoline here. We should build a refinery in Canada." We have 17 refineries in Canada (I live within 10km of 4) but some stupid jurisdictions (BC, Ontario, Quebec) closed theirs to buy refined product from USA. So we export oil to USA, then buy back refined product from them... and those parts of Canada also refuse to allow us to build pipelines to export our oil (we have the second largest reserves in the world), which would also raise so much tax revenue we could afford our "free health care." Dumb people vote in dumb governments, and then refuse to change because the alternative is "scary." Secure oil & gas is a strategic need, and affordable (plentiful) O&G is a support for all sectors of economic activity. To choose to shutter production is virtual "voting for slavery."

[@gw5436]

That taught me nothing.

[@stevedrinkard7297]

Trump supporter

[@EdgarJoseph-j6r]

yessssss

[@EdgarJoseph-j6r]

@@stevedrinkard7297sameeeeee

[@jeffreyahern3104]

Try concentrating it might help

[@michaelzeinert2074]

​@stevedrinkard7297 us trump supporters are smart enough to know how it's done, and many of us have worked in the oil field.This video doesn't show even 1/5000th of what actually happens on site. This video gives people a glimpse, and therefore sends out the wrong impression.

[@adventaursadventure7785]

I looooove the smell of gasoline!! One of my favorite aromas 😊

[@OmarPamposa-mc3em]

Thanks you

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

Yours welcome.

[@JohnMartin-ze8cf]

Excellent video....Thanks

[@webman1956]

Love the smell of gas.

[@jeromecabral192]

I heard back then when i was little in the 1980s someone told me that gasoline had lead

[@wayneteel3859]

Lead was added to gasoline to help the engine run smoother.

[@allenelswick6961]

Lead was used in gasoline for many years and it helped your car engine run smooth and no knock. In the 1970's lead was banned in gasoline and the claim was lead was a poison dangers to us and the enviroment. The new blends pushed off on us were a horrible gasoline to use it caused engines to try to keep running after the ignition key had been turned off it caused hot carbon to build up on the valves. Leaded gasoline is still produced by two refinery's in the US and is used by all propeller aircraft due to it being more stable and has a higher octane boost creating more power.

[@kimmer6]

It was tetra ethyl lead. Premium grade fuels for high compression engines had more of it to prevent pre ignition. In the 1960's, it was common to hear a customer tell the service station attendant ''Fill it up with Ethyl.'' Us teens would be smart with the attendant and ask ''Do you pump Ethyl? Does she like it?''

[@smh2754]

Used to be, but stopped because people kept getting sick

[@allenelswick6961]

@@kimmer6 I remember back then we had two blends to choose from and i always bought high test as long as i had the money to buy high test. Our two blends was high test was like a orange red color and the regular gas was a green color.

[@swimstud5151]

KZbin knew i was thinking about this

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

You always think about gasoline.

[@swimstud5151]

@@user-ru6mq5sc5n YES!!!

[@thomasward4505]

It kind of sounded like a commercial for one certain kind of gasoline

[@427SuperSnake1]

Well Shell is the best..

[@arthurcooper9981]

Both my wife and I love the smell of gasoline!

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

That's why you guys are arsonists.

[@joreemmcmillan7145]

I kinda like the smell of gasoline.

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

I hate the smell of diesel.

[@billd399]

I like the smell of gasoline.

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

I like turtles.

[@vampfashions]

I shudder at the sign on the back of the tanker truck toward the end: 38% sulphuric acid which, when burned with the gas will be emitted as straight "pollution" which could have easily been taken out of the fuel to make many valuable industrial products. Plus, some places don't drill for oil and pump it out. Some places take really big shovels and really big trucks and dig the oil up with the sand its mixed with and then separate, upgrade and refine that...

[@chrisclarke7828]

Made with clickbait thumbnails

[@paulgreen6921]

Hardly ever think of the smell of gas. PWG

[@richardbennett4365]

No. Tanker 🚛 trucks bring gasoline to stations intermittently, not continuously. A pipeline would need to be installed from the refinery or a storage tank to the filling station in order for the distribution to be defined continuous.

[@jimmyjames7809]

Gasoline smells good! 👍

[@davemcb13903]

Love it

[@adarshgaming9839]

He didn't taught anybody anything he just explain the process 😂

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

The way you put a sentence together, you better lay off sniffing gas for awhile.

[@frios011]

Cool!

[@mobettaspice]

My question is……. How much more crude oil do we have to support our demand?

[@on__off2923]

there's enough fuel to sustain earth for the next 50 years given the current oil reserves that have been discovered. Talk more of the unexploited oil reserves in Antartica. So, it's become a question of how many centuries left before we run out, given the recent trend in transitioning to cleaner energy

[@ExcavationNation]

​@@on__off2923wrong wrong wrong.

[@vampfashions]

@@on__off2923 We consume about 100 million barrels a day, future efficiency will mostly offset access to oil in 3rd world countries. The three largest oil reserves contain over 10 TRILLION barrels of oil not counting the rest of the oil spread around the globe. We won't run out.

[@Alex-l5v9d]

Your video thumbnail is really misleading. Showing workers in hazmat suits and spilling black liquid creates the false impression that gasoline refining is all about toxic pollution.

[@christopherkoa9512]

and you'll realize that gasoline and diesel are safer for the environment than electric vehicles

[@vampfashions]

Except for Ford Pintos, gas cars rarely catch fire. Electric cars seem to catch fire every second Tuesday. Plus gasoline comes from the hard work of dudes in blue coveralls feeding their families. EV batteries come from starving slave children working in horrid conditions mining toxic chemicals under armed guard.

[@ZZ-topp]

Starts At 1:16

[@MelsDiner115]

Very general but people hopefully should understand you’re not supposed to learn petroleum engineering in one video.😂😂

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

Exactly! It's 2 videos.

[@BreakthroughProcess]

we need to watch more survival shows so we can get back to the stone age fast. lol

[@John.Paulis]

Love gasoline. I did try an electric car but apart from them being only good in town it makes no sense to have one especially if range is important. The next best thing is all gasoline vehicles going hybrid which make the most sense until another fuel is found like that of gasoline.

[@alanbiancardi2531]

Hybrids have issues too. I will stay with ICE'S

[@anthonyrenaud5783]

Interesting.

[@Sebster85]

So we’re gonna run out of that black gold as some point, huh?

[@roberthenderson8296]

I really don’t like the smell since I once worked at a California She’ll Oil Refinery with an environmental remediation company back in the late nineties. It was at times very hard physical work, having been suited up with hazmat suits, gloves, respirators, etc.

[@FactoryLabs]

Wow interesting, thanks for your comment!❤️

[@kimmer6]

I worked at the Tosco Refinery near San Francisco in the late 1990's, assigned to cold stuff such as water treatment plants and waste recovery, pumps, skimmer ponds, etc. The smell of mercaptan got into my clothes in my locker even though we all wore Nomex coveralls. My son would mention the stink when I would come home. The caustic in the air burned the clearcoat off my car and I had a permanent cough. Several of my friends and co workers died there in explosions and fires. I really enjoyed the crew. Even people who despised each other got along at work. I also learned how to properly use the F-Word 4 times in one sentence at the Refinery. I quit after being sent to the hospital after an assignment where I wore a full hazmat suit with fresh air hoses and still got chemical exposure.

[@roberthenderson8296]

@ I to had Nomex plus a hazmat suit, boots, gloves taped at the sleeve and a filtered respirator while working in all weather and.

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

I live near a refinery. Have you had any issues with sharp chest pains at times?

[@kimmer6]

@@user-ru6mq5sc5n I had pain on inhaling a full lung. After quitting the refinery job, the pain went away. No sharp chest pains, though.

[@nazimmohamed9972]

That fosil fuel talk total lies

[@webman1956]

Yeah, it`s BS but the fact that if we use it at this rate, we have about 30 more years of it left isn`t BS.

[@phillipstephens3079]

Just watched a EV drive through some heavy water run off on a downtown street and it died about 50’ afterward…🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@vampfashions]

Yeah, electricity doesn't tend toward being waterproof lol.

[@lonebike0137]

Love the smell, since I was little.

[@yourzayka1024]

imagine if the oil from depths began to run out? is it possible??

[@vampfashions]

The three largest oil reserves contain about 10 TRILLION barrels of oil and the rest of the world about that amount again. We won't ever run out of oil.

[@scoot77777]

As a pilot why haven’t they removed the lead from Aviation 100LL fuel ? We have the “FAA approved” NO LEAD” aviation fuel available now! For the piston fleet of aircraft With “No” lead but yet they say it wont be until 2030 before it’s put into use? WE got rid of lead for the Automobile back in the 1970’s? Why would it take 60 yrs for the FAA to remove the lead from Aviation fuel!

[@richardbennett4365]

The graphic shown has gasoline at the top of the tower, not the middle, but hey, let's keep watching and see what else the narrator tells his audience.

[@michaelbezoski3096]

Great condensed video. Thank you.

[@stevedrinkard7297]

But but the President will give us free or 25cent a gallon gas😁 and free groceries😂

[@chrisclarke7828]

Only if you black

[@mick79082]

Nah, Napon in the morning!

[@RnRDoggie]

the imagery does not fit to the text at all.

[@patkcorcoran]

I'll pass on the gas.

[@fredgasburger5969]

I use diesel.

[@djfremen]

What about ethanol?

[@vampfashions]

Also, what about diesel made from canola oil.

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

It takes a massive amount of corn just to make a small amount of ethanol. I'm being serious, look it up. It IS NOT! cost effective.

[@DanielWhalen-m8w]

When is the Ethanol added, and I prefer the smell of Diesel and Kerosene more.

[@richardbennett4365]

Not extremely high temperature: 350°C 2300 °C would be a high temperature, and 5 million degrees Celsius would be an extremely high temperature.

[@vampfashions]

And an average western Canadian wouldn't thaw out in an hour in any of those temps... lol

[@vengadesank8418]

I was expecting a real manufacturing process but not 🙄

[@wavrrr]

not a fan of the AI thumbnail

[@newdrew2744]

He's not mentioning the lithium and other heavy metals that are used in fuel production. Also, cancer rates are highest amongst intersections, freeways, truck drivers, and fire fighters. 👍

[@alanbiancardi2531]

What are your sources or did you just make that up?

[@newdrew2744]

@alanbiancardi2531 Everyone has Google and AI on their phone. Just Google or ask AI whenever you hear something that might be disinfo.

[@vampfashions]

Yeah, most intersections do suffer terrible cancer.

[@brandonfarrar808]

Narrator doesn’t match images

[@hctrpnt]

I want to know why $8 per gallon

[@vampfashions]

Because the marxist elites who run the world hate you.

[@bolbiitp7850]

but, but, but. EVERYTHING ELECTRIC IS BETTER 🙄🙌🏻

[@johnmartin3861]

That’s gallon, not liter. This is America.

[@vampfashions]

You may be America, Shell is a European company.

[@jasonpinnix1905]

I learned nothing and with all this big government adds corn back into it . Which is counterproductive to say the least .

[@vampfashions]

Why would you want to use corn for 4th of July treats instead of as a virtue signal gas additive? Of course, in very northern climates the addition of alcohol does allow the gasoline to not freeze in the gas line or engine.

[@mastertech1961able]

I know if you wanted to live without crude oil and it’s products it’s byproducts you can say goodbye to your roads you travel on, the rubber tires on your EVs and gas powered vehicles and bikes etc. your clothing, plastics in your vehicle, your cell phones computers, furniture you have outdoors with plastics, coffee makers, toys and O RINGS used in your vehicles , pumps, otors batteries etc. good luck all you green earth lovers.

[@keithspillman]

It would be great if the video matched what was being discussed. AI BS.

[@georgeford6439]

Let's get methanol outta gasoline and use methanol instead....

[@user-qj2yy3vw2i]

Whar a joke. A bunch of stock video footage and unrelated shots of people putting gas in their cars.

[@timmay2k]

Lol I hauled fuel this video doesn't explain nothing. Should've went to a rack to get hands on how they make fuel.

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

You keep your hands off them women!

[@airwalker82]

This shows none of the actual refinement process. So lame!

[@jodybanks5344]

Wait I thought dinosaurs were oil

[@steveschneider2112]

HaHaHa mostly organic decay under pressure. When I was younger I used to say I have dinosaurs in my rear end. You know the differential.

[@vampfashions]

Dinosaur juice is only one component of oil, it also contains reptile poop and tons of plankton corpses.

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

That's a common myth. Yes there may definitely be some decay from them that is part of it but it would be probably less than 1%.

[@shazarhaniff9053]

Wth.. Now more confused ..

[@vampfashions]

Hand all your money to the freaky dude working at the gas bar and then pump some "dinosaur juice" into the tank labeled "fuel." There... a science lesson.

[@St.Twizz214]

I was gonna sub but you said liter instead of gallon and Celsius instead of Fahrenheit smh 🙄

[@faridahmed2938]

Commentary doesn’t not match with video, saying one thing and showing other things happening in the video, waste of time, boring.

[@richardboggs9428]

I do not like the smell of gasoline

[@aguillen300]

So what?

[@danrhone9756]

Drill Baby Drill

[@ricksadler797]

Cool vid thanks 🎉

[@brettuleja4461]

So,when do we,run out of it?

[@TomAndersonn]

AI video

[@bps.1]

this narrator is a real jack ass treating everyone like their dum asses

[@micheskillz]

Ffs is this flashing screen video.

[@robertrogers9234]

Nice Grade 7 explanation! NOT!

[@bps.1]

no shit surelock

[@glennchristie2316]

Millions of years is literally IMPOSSIBLE.. Prove to me there were Millions of years.. The God of the Bible SPOKE this Earth into existence a little less than 6900 years ago. Read your Bible. The very first Chapter of the very first book of the Bible explains everything.. There’s quite a difference between 6900 years and millions of years.

[@vampfashions]

So, the fiction of science versus the fiction of google versus the fiction of fiction (the novel - bible)

[@user-ru6mq5sc5n]

Humans according to the Bible have been around for approx. 8000 years. But the actual earth itself is millions of years old.

[@glennchristie2316]

Do the math.. Add up the genealogy from Adam to the present day and you will come up with a little under 6900 years. God SPOKE the Earth and the Universe into existence during the first week. Also there was a worldwide Flood about 5000 years ago and nothing survived..

[@TedWentz-n2o]

Hate the smell.

[@andrewstockstill9997]

Title is certainly misleading. No in-depth information at all. Try again!

[@harinmogan8216]

poor quality video

[@cantfindjordan-p1r]

You must be a pro then. Shut up video is fine.

[@stevenhochman1]

Worthless video

[@wayneteel3859]

I think this video is untrue. It could be simplified until everyone could understand what and how gasoline is actually made. GET REAL!

[@allenelswick6961]

I have hauled asphalt and other chemicals out of Marathon oil refinery Catlettsburg Kentucky in a large tanker truck. It does not take long with their big pumps to fill up a tanker and the tanker is never filled all the way up. What was funny was out next to the river getting a two blend load of asphalt. Go up the steps were the guy is pumping into the tank a sign said no smoking but we could step 20 feet a way to a table and smoke all we wanted to smoke. Tanker hauling is the best trucking you don't do nothing but drive the truck.

[@vampfashions]

@@allenelswick6961 Hauling asphalt is a great job until that day the minivan swerves and you try to avoid killing them and lose control and hit the bridge and the wreck catches fire and turns you into a charcoal brickette. That happened to my cousin's co-worker. But thank you for your service. You helped get a nation around.

[@youtoobe169]

Pretty sure this is a fake AI video

[@dawngallagher9662]

I see nothing to support that statement, and I work with AI every day.

[@mobettaspice]

#HowSway????

[@youtoobe169]

@@dawngallagher9662 Yeah, I don't think you're right about this video. I will say that for an AI video, it's better than most.

[@joemal1]

yup, this video sucks

[@windowwasherfpv3485]

lol what were you expected a football game?

[@ashikislam8370]

we want use e-fuel instead of fossil fuel. e-fuel will take cares our cars engnine.

[@joed.twyman6355]

I heard US oil can't be sold in America ? Wtf

[@vampfashions]

US oil is sold in USA. But, USA imports 1/3 of their oil from Alberta (north of Montana) at 20-35% discount, and uses that, then exports their own production for a higher profit.

[@navyman2702]

Very cool video... but if liberals had there way, we wouldn't have any gas cars.. all be driving ev.