How plastic is made animation

[@smilingdemon8588]

Can we reverse the process to get back napta and crude oil back from plastic !

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you Harsh Rawat for you Comment. Yes, It is possible, We can convert Plastic back into usable Fuel. This Process is Called "PLASTIC PYROLYSIS" Also Known as DEPOLYMERIZATION. In this process long Polymer molecules (plastic) are broken down into shorter chains of Hydrocarbons with the help of heat and pressure. A catalyst is added to lower the temperature and increase the yield. it's a Complex Process and also dangerous because we are dealing with Hydrocarbons. but For Understand Purpose The Process of Plastic Pyrolysis means Simply Extracting The Usable Fuel Oil From Waste plastic. In order to extract the oil, plastic needs to be heated to over 400 °C, in absence of oxygen At this temperature, the long-chain molecules from the plastic are cracked and produce synthetic crude oil That's it. And it is very hard to explain that complex process in this comment section If you want to learn more about this topic Here are some links to other websites and videos : www.instructables.com/id/Waste-Plastic-to-Fuel/ ourworld.unu.edu/en/plastic-to-oil-fantastic www.gallactronics.com/2012/12/how-to-make-oil-from-plastic.html kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYPOh4ydg7FrpJI www.omv.com/en/blog/reoil-getting-crude-oil-back-out-of-plastic kzbin.info/www/bejne/iF6vmJKhq7GUd68 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH2acmqth9hkiJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHavhZ-JaM14e5Y

[@yummychips_]

yes, and lets drill a hole and pump it back in to the earth, where it belongs...

[@Unknown-lw3ux]

Woah, I like this KZbinr atleast he try to explain to you what you asked and he explained the main process before putting those video links. Unlike the other that will answer you by pasting video link.

[@robinsss]

@@Unknown-lw3ux we don't need crude oil to make plastic

[@anantpanchal7053]

@@robinsss Bro did you watch the video before commenting?

[@HowlingMoonCinemas]

Finally! Someone who understands what "how PLASTIC is made"! Everyone else shows how plastic bottles, chairs, and bags are made, but never explain how the material itself is made! 👍

[@moonbongyang6460]

Me too!! I'm currently working in a plant that makes PET and i have no clue what's going on right in front of me. Well, until now that is

[@HowlingMoonCinemas]

@@moonbongyang6460 Oh! Did you mean PETE?

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

@@HowlingMoonCinemas I did the research and they're both the same thing.

[@HowlingMoonCinemas]

@@Bleepbleepblorbus What are both the same thing?? Explain yourself better.

[@chaisaelaoth4555]

@@HowlingMoonCinemas i​ searched, they're same​ ​thing

[@jonbrown6389]

I’ve worked with plastic for 5yrs at 3 different companies and I’ve seen the production side and the refining side . Now I want to go deeper and start investing in the extraction companies. Thanks for your helpful video ❤

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you ❤️

[@alexanderrivera7798]

I never imagined such a simple looking object having so many elements!!

[@ronixdash123]

There are mostly two elements: Hydrogen and carbon

[@moshelevin603]

teachers: try to explain any topic: random indian guy: *allow me to introudce myself*

[@roddy_ricch9392]

Dude, I have to write 10 pages extended essay about plastics. This really saved my ass! Thanks!!!

[@karthi_explains]

🤩🤩

[@oshawastaken]

Extended Essay? Reminds me of something I did in IB. God I hate those times

[@roddy_ricch9392]

@@oshawastaken thats where I am at mate

[@g4gamerby427]

Extended lol

[@videogameguy101]

Ten pages??? Goddamn your teacher sucks

[@baldpipesmoker1]

It's amazing how many things come out of crude oil. I always wanted to know how plastic is made. I'm a truck driver that hauls bulk plastic pellets. Great video!

[@suganeeds]

My child asked me about how plastic is made, I googled it and found this video. I really appreciate you! Very good video even for a child to understand.

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@goverdhanrana7923]

I think you are an employee of any plastic making factory because you have complete knowledge how the plastic makes from crude oil. Well done bro

[@manjotgrewal4612]

Thank you so much! I was having a lot of trouble learning about this process from images, and you gave me a true understanding of what is happening to the crude oil. Very organized and amazing animations!

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you 😊

[@designworldneeds]

Very simple way of explaining such a big process, awesome.

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@SuperWittleGuy]

Wow, such a complex process! My biggest question is though, how did ANYONE even come up with the ideas to orchestrate such processes to create plastic in the first place? Seems very unlikely that some would think of this out of thin air. I know that MANY ideas and inventions come from fortunate or even not so fortunate accidents or by trying to create something else. But as you can see in this well detailed video, NOBODY would be thinking of implementing a process like this to create something new, haha! Makes one think real hard...

[@buttonsmasher1072]

Cast iron pans have a layer of oil that "polymerizes" to produce the tough and stick-resistant layer. I imagine someone could potentially be interested in that and research further into it. Or maybe something similar happened, not exactly the cast iron example, I'm just spitballing

[@shadowjuan2]

This goes way beyond discovering things like gunpowder by accident, just to give an example. Gun powder was accidentally discovered by chinese monks trying to create an elixir of life through alchemy, or so that’s what they say …

[@zohaibsiddiqui1227]

It was accidentally discovered by an Indian scientist.

[@Oogie187]

AYOOO???!! I was literally thinking the exact same thing… like who tf looked at crude oil one day and said you know what we should do? Lets fucking polymerise it! Who tfff

[@PsyAddis]

Earth was not made recently

[@preethikaraman6908]

Thank you really informative .. i never knw it all started from crude oil

[@karthi_explains]

Glad it was helpful!

[@akp.0811]

the oil has a name

[@kim7gwdchrregramos805]

Its only because crude oil companies need to sell their peteoleum oil. Its easier to derive it in plant oils or HEMPSEED OIL

[@kim7gwdchrregramos805]

Petroleum*

[@derrekvanee4567]

You didn't? Where do you think petrochemical based plastic comes from?

[@EzatezGreen]

Thanks for sharing. You simplified many things and made it easy to understand. As a non-native English speaker, I don't mind with your accent.

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you 😊

[@rbl4112]

I’m a native English speaker, and I also don’t mind his accent. The animation made it pretty easy to understand, plus I’m used to people having accents.

[@flyingdutchmanindustries5877]

Very well done! A bit technical, yet easy enough for us dummies to understand. Good job. Slightly entertaining animations (without being too flashy), and good static diagrams to show the flow of information. Good basic descriptions, and some background info, without being too technical (that can get tedious and overwhelming). You could make videos and presentations like this for ANYTHING. Like, "How A Virus Works", or really anything. People would want you to come give presentations everywhere. You could do videos on how people are injured on the job the most, and safety on the job for different industries. Corporations would pay you to help decrease on-the -job injury losses. 👍 Hope you do well. :)

[@karthi_explains]

thank you for the advice

[@jose280714]

I wondered by several months what was plastic input material and now because of the very illustrative video, I'm now educated to know that plastic comes from a refinement process of crude oil, besides knowing that from crude oil there comes many other materials is very educational!! Thanks a lot. There are so many things are society relies upon I have no idea ... This video should go viral men.! Kudos!!!

[@davida7284]

Glad I got a straightforward description with this video. First saw “Mystery Doug” and got click bated with “how it’s made” to some kind of environment friendly message. Turns out all their videos have comments turned off. No surprise there, ppl get pissed off when u trick them.

[@krishnanamdev4412]

NOW THAT'S WHAT YOU SAY EXPLANATION . THE BEST OF YOU MAN .

[@Btester2]

Thank you for this video. It is the only one I could find on the subject that wasn't about how bad plastic is for the environment.

[@DivineMashedPotatoes]

I was playing a game about petrochemisty then I thought to myself how polyethylene or polyethene is made out of curiosity. This is a nice video and made sense of why i needed to use each machine in the game, thanks!

[@asif_doescubes361]

Many many for these, this topic was given as my homework and I was befuddled about this . Glad that I found this channel.

[@karthi_explains]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sniperfuazo6495]

incredibly helpfull animation on how the it was made reminds me of my child hood when i learn about how crude oil is proccessed

[@Ammarsh1993]

good video. Cans/barrels is measurement term for crude oil but in reality crude is transferred through pipelines or shipped in tankers.

[@karthi_explains]

Great point! Thanks for the info

[@oliversjmildmay2970]

Fascinating ... very well done video and easy to comprehend - Thank You

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@TheCommanderDash]

i work with plastic extrusion, we can also manipulate the ash % and melt flow for customers needs so they don't have to adjust their own machines when switching from color to color

[@MichelleCN_]

Thank you for sharing. I am shocked to learn that plastics is made from crude oil. WOW!

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you for watching 😇

[@MichelleCN_]

@@karthi_explains Your welcome.

[@nithiyanandamravindran7113]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@jatanbhatt1027]

This is an amazing video! Please keep the good work! Dope animation, extremely detailed explanations and just an overall clean video. Thanks so much man 👌🏽

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@Lucifergaming407]

Cool

[@sky_life1]

It's interesting how u breakdown the whole into pieces and make it simpler to understand. I am trying to learn this skill from so many days. I think I learnt this now.

[@2.0learning16]

Great

[@karthi_explains]

thank you

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

With so many children no allowed to return to the classroom, your videos with voice overs and animation text in several languages could be sold to schools globally. Many children struggle to learn without visualizing what they're reading. I struggled in silence with dyslexia until I was 15. I took me until the fifth grade to learn how to read at a first grade level. Due to this I was head back twice in primary school. My parents were told I was too lazy and immature to continue due on with the rest of the class. Without proper reading skills I failed to understand or absorb the material I was reading. Therefore I failed to pass most subjects. The exception was mathematics. Because I had no issue with numbers, I focused on mathematics. To actually understand something was a huge boost to my ego and signaled to my parents that I was not lazy or immature. They knew something was not right. Tests, tests, and more tests. It wasn't until a librarian asked me to read to her, just her and I alone, that we finally discovered what was wrong. Suddenly everything made sense to everyone. I was no stupid, lazy, or too immature to move to the next grade level, I was dealing with a severe learning disability. This explained why I easy passed math and subjects which used a lot of visual aids. With today's technology, a screen in nearly every child's hand all day long, far more visual aids are used and available today than I had over 30 years ago. Now with schools remaining closed, teaching staff can't see the obvious clues and signs of a child struggling. Therefore, I believe there is a need for lessons to include videos to help children better understand the text in front of them. Videos are far more attention grabbing than hours upon hours of black and white text. At least when we are in the classroom, we have open dialogue and teachers interacting with text and visual aids. A solo student, particularly those under the age of 12, struggle to keep their focus on the text. Add to this both parents at work, physical abuse, mental abuse, depression, anxiety, parental substance abuse, domestic violence, broken homes, parents tending to other children, and those parents who simply don't care enough for their child's education. Last spring we saw the results of children left to learn by themselves in all sorts of environments. Many otherwise good students quickly fell behind. Some of this was due to an ill prepared education system. However, we've had all summer to come up with a way to remotely educate the students. At least those who were smart enough to listen to the professionals and not a few leaders. This new improved system should include a lot of videos and other visual tools to aid children with all sorts difficulties. We have far more students with difficulties than we possibly think. Particularly those in rough homes. Wow. That was a lot of nothing to stress the point of these videos being a great tool to add to the teaching toolbox globally. The brightly colored animation really grabs children of all ages attention. If you're not marketing these videos to educators, you should. Hire someone or companies to translate text, add voice overs and tweak the speed in areas of added text.... bam you have digital files to sell and email to educators and libraries all over the world. Let's be honest many videos put out by the government for education are not all that exciting. I remember having to watch 40 year old films. Yes... many were in black and white or were poorly converted to color. Not only were these videos boring, but the teacher would spend 10-20 minutes going over outdated information in the video to provide the correct figures. For someone like myself, they are left confused. Studying off of notes from a video, for a test, would add further confusion as I would easily recall info from the video and not my note showing the corrected info. It is for this very reason I failed many tests covering video content. Cheers!

[@tavish2696]

GREGORIOUS NEVER LIES! PRAISE GREG!

[@ktgkivines7057]

Great man great

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@funmilayojames7387]

NOW my children can make plastics.🎉🎉🎉

[@mackenzie9865]

I learned to much from this one, short, excellent video. Thank you. Subscribed.

[@karthi_explains]

Thanks for the sub!

[@dupatimallikarjuna3268]

Excellent 🎉🎉🎉

[@ma.danielabarrantes3688]

With all this knowledge, who can come with a solution to reverse the chain? I was thinking of a magnet to attract all the plastic dumped into the ocean. Is there any way to create a magnet like this?

[@karandeswal5581]

Very good video

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@_Salleh]

Very good info and attractive . Will share your video with my students . Thank you very much for a video preparation. Malaysia ❤

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you ❤️

[@zappababe8577]

Thank you for providing such a complete and thorough explanation.

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@justing9229]

thank you for this video I have always been curious about what plastic actually is

[@karthi_explains]

Thanks for watching!

[@aakanchasingh1699]

Too good effort

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@maheshffpro6045]

Your English is nice bro it is clean and clear

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you bro 😍

[@bharatshelke8008]

Nice animation

[@karthi_explains]

thank you

[@JoseSolis-rr3pd]

Thank you, it really helped me on my project. Very easy to comprehend.

[@karthi_explains]

Glad it helped!

[@Rubbish_Man]

Amazing bro

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you so much

[@ibrahimthepro1456]

Very analytical & understandable video for all age group. Thank You.

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@davidmburu3088]

Good video. Now I know and thanks

[@amolsharma2867]

Best explaination

[@karthi_explains]

thank you

[@aamir6463]

Finest video on plastic. Very very nice 👍

[@karthi_explains]

Glad you liked it!

[@AbhishekRrawat-q8e]

Brilliant video

[@aashishkushwaha551]

Very nice video.. I understand plastic just in few minutes

[@lg8365]

Great video! Took awhile to find a good video that explained the whole process! And....a great teaching tool for kids!! Awesome thanks! ♥️🇨🇦

[@231978jimmy]

super simple explain and easy to understand. Big Thx U.

[@cronaman3196]

Its pretty surreal being told i am the most important substance for making plastic and that I was born from naptha. I never knew someone could contain so much knowledge about me i didnt know.

[@zeeshansayed2437]

Good information

[@RAHULKUMAR-lh7kt]

Very good

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@mohammadashik1512]

Good video... Thanks for make

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@Void-fc6jn]

Thank you very much! A clear, concise video which will be very helpful for my Product Design class!!!!

[@karthi_explains]

Glad it was helpful

[@sachinkataria8867]

Very nicely explained... thanku so much...

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@77shreyas]

Thanks for making this animated video of plastic creation.

[@praveeshree]

Great work buddy. Much appreciated 😊😊👍

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@carolporto9746]

Great video! Very easy to understand such a complex process! Congratulations!

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@saivikramkumar5164]

Animation is wonderful, neat and easy explanation. Best video ever

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@tomaguilar7974]

Thanks for this video. Basic video display of how plastics are extracted from Oil and get to the companies making the final product.

[@forsaji]

Informative! And so its possible to make fuel from same plastic recycling no?, you must do a video on that and some one will find solution to end plastic accumulation! Thanks!

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4S3ko2Pj5KDZ9k

[@warrengeorgeanthonychen9481]

Thank you you explained it in the first 37seconds great

[@jocirlei]

Thanks for presentation!! Amazing!! Fast and educational! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you 😇

[@alhassanali3305]

Perfect super good job

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@sherrysyed]

Amazing!!!!!!!!

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@jesseperez7253]

I learned that crude extraction will not stop by going "green" energy. We depend on it almost as we depend on oxygen. Thinking as a big picture obviously.

[@jeremykemp3782]

A very underrated video

[@MohanKumar-oy3ir]

Good Job... Good explanation 👍

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you 😍

[@JakesJoy31]

Excellent video. ❤️

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@cool5019]

Greate knowledge ❤

[@wisdomminer5604]

Wow, awesome video, great job!

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you

[@ravindrakumarjangid9131]

Finally got correct video ❤❤

[@kasturirangan971]

very interesting information

[@karthi_explains]

Glad you liked it

[@ashrafalimir5884]

nice information.-

[@anuanisha266]

Fantastic

[@greennetworker]

Thank You for explaining 'the product' which is killing the earth!!

[@mysterioushassan3522]

Wah

[@mattmyze]

This was a great video. It was very detailed and covered every single step of the process. Thanks!

[@braydentbh9658]

Awesome video thanks for making this

[@badrigroup2015]

Very well Explained

[@dhakshini-k6d]

How many steps are involved in making such a simple but very important material😵😵

[@0x_idiot657]

Thnx bhai to know about this 😘

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you for watching 😇

[@0x_idiot657]

@@karthi_explains brother please make about polyester I don't know about this

[@P_9_0]

This is a wonderful video showing the whole process. Thank you. Finding information as encompassing is always hard

[@tony-tonie_tone3052]

I work for a conpany that does blown film extrusion, we use plastic pellets to make plastic sheets tubing and bags on rolls, interesting to know how the pellets are made

[@kreed445]

I worked in extrusion for 12 years - it sucked ass

[@billycarter1911]

Great Video .

[@karthi_explains]

Thanks!

[@healthandhappiness1457]

too good bro... very very informative and nicely done.. hats off

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you bro 😍

[@suryaprakashpareek4692]

Great video no school teaches these

[@chitrajeevam]

Awesome explain

[@karthi_explains]

Glad you liked it. Thank you

[@Rome274]

Thanks for this explanation

[@professorbigmac1]

Really good video! Great effort, examples, and demonstrations. It was really easy to follow and very helpful. Idk what I would've done without this video lol. Thank you!

[@karthi_explains]

Awesome, thank you!

[@rahulban8731]

You deserve more subs ! ♥️ Just subscribed

[@karthi_explains]

Thank you 😍

[@smilingdemon8588]

@@karthi_explains Can we reverse the process to get back naptha and crude oil 🙏 Please reply I am making a project on it 🙏

[@karthi_explains]

@@smilingdemon8588 first.....All The Best For You Project. Yes, It is possible, We can convert Plastic back into usable Fuel. This Process is Called "PLASTIC PYROLYSIS" Also Known as DEPOLYMERIZATION. In this process long Polymer molecules (plastic) are broken down into shorter chains of Hydrocarbons with the help of heat and pressure. A catalyst is added to lower the temperature and increase the yield. it's a Complex Process and also dangerous because we are dealing with Hydrocarbons. but For Understand Purpose The Process of Plastic Pyrolysis means Simply Extracting The Usable Fuel Oil From Waste plastic. In order to extract the oil, plastic needs to be heated to over 400 °C, in absence of oxygen At this temperature, the long-chain molecules from the plastic are cracked and produce synthetic crude oil That's it. And it is very hard to explain that complex process in this comment section If you want to learn more about this topic Here are some links to other websites and videos : www.instructables.com/id/Waste-Plastic-to-Fuel/ ourworld.unu.edu/en/plastic-to-oil-fantastic www.gallactronics.com/2012/12/how-to-make-oil-from-plastic.html kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYPOh4ydg7FrpJI www.omv.com/en/blog/reoil-getting-crude-oil-back-out-of-plastic kzbin.info/www/bejne/iF6vmJKhq7GUd68 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH2acmqth9hkiJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHavhZ-JaM14e5Y

[@smilingdemon8588]

@@karthi_explains Thanks Bro, You are Awesome !!🙏

[@allroundermanoj9536]

Nice thx you cleared my confusion

[@karthi_explains]

Glad to hear!

[@kamalbelwal5370]

ITS GOOD , TO KNOW BASIC

[@Ethan-xj7hb]

Huge thx dude, you saved me :)

[@karthi_explains]

Glad I could help!

[@Ethan-xj7hb]

@@karthi_explains thx again :)