How To make Free Energy Vacuum Water Pump Without Electricity using Plastic Barrel 125L / Experiment

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[@eclay805]

This is just what I needed to solve a problem in my invention! Thank you so much!!! God bless!!!💯🙏🏾

[@sciencefreak9070]

This will hardly help your invention because it does not work. This video is a fake. Water does not flow upwards without any input of energy. Presently many similar videos pop up in KZbin. For anyone with good knowledge in physics it is obvious that this "pump" does not work.

[@jordondarke1884]

Feed that discharge line back into the source. Add a hydroelectric turbine to the mix and you'll have unlimited power. Make this at a much larger scale and never worry about electricity again.

[@eclay805]

@@jordondarke1884 I actually tried this with some water bottles and found out that it only works when the discharge line is lower than the water level. I'm thinking about trying it again on a larger scale since it may be because of the size, but I'm going to research Pete Davey's sonic boiler and see if I can't do something with it!

[@jordondarke1884]

@@eclay805 It does if you use the same size discharge/feed tube. The barrel/bottle in between the source and the discharge line must also be larger/contain more volume than what's being required to be siphoned in.

[@eclay805]

@@jordondarke1884 interesting! Yeah, I'll have to try it again and see. I have an empty plastic barrel that used to have cheese balls in it so hopefully it's big enough to make it work

[@conductiveinkalternative918]

This is so awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@KevinFreist]

great to see others doing this.

[@wenepzoli]

Thank you so much for sharing! Super informative video creation congratulations too! Good day! 👍🍀🇭🇺👍🌞

[@FCFDave]

Another great project!

[@MrDKDIY]

Thaanks a lot bro 👍😉

[@wawansetiawan8377]

Menarik sekali....thank you..pingin coba

[@rogeliocrisostomo604]

Good job will done. I"ll try to make like that one. Thanks for sharing

[@cekmidtv1476]

Mantap mas keren banget semoga sukses selalu

[@habeebuddin7570]

Good this can be used for hand borewell in the villages good...

[@KevinFreist]

awesome! i made one for my pool to just circulate and filter. it did just that and collapsed the olive barrel to 1/10 th the volume. im fashoning an old air compressor tank next . powerfull system .good job!

[@KevinFreist]

i used a semi rigid grove hose in a coil and 15 ' long under the barrel. this made it run faster. i think mpre weight and enertia from xtra coil. coil is just because im going right back in pool .not sending water away to an other spot. the suction is so strong it could hurt you. keep fingers away!

[@JoeGator23]

Build a simple internal frame to place inside the container and it will not collapse. It can easily be made from almost any material that can be submerged. Easier than finding a new container.

[@danialfitri8442]

hi sir,can you email me the picture of your pump

[@qalas7327]

Great stuff !

[@Kaptanspark]

Inspiring, thanks for Sharing.

[@MrDKDIY]

Tnx 😉👍👍

[@jorgeeliciervargasmunoz3520]

@@MrDKDIY %

[@freiherrvonstein]

Wow!!!!! That is fantastic!!!!!! Together with a bell syphon it could run an aqua Pontic system

[@kjellg6532]

Not that fantastic, does not work.

[@DShomemade]

🙌🙌

[@MrDKDIY]

😉😁👌👏

[@Truthhurts224]

​@Mr. DK DIY why you didn't show how you connected the bottom adapter because we know your hand can't reach at the bottom what tool did you use

[@user-hi4sf2uj8w]

... молодец!-, до сих пор помнишь школьную физику!, вот и пригодилась в своём хозяйстве!!!

[@ryanalo6891]

Great design, set up a vaccume pressure gauge on the tank top seal the supply inlet, fill water to the top and close/seal top lids and open tank outlet to let drop. Record the highest vacumme pressure drop convert meters (best level 10 percent above outlet centerline) , 90 precent of your vacume pressure should be your max supply head or well pipe height (assuming 10 percent will be lost to pipe friction and connections)

[@amadeorogelrosario6148]

The size in diameter of the delivery pipe is too small, so its impossible to have a vacuum water pump,

[@ryanalo6891]

@@amadeorogelrosario6148 did you try?

[@kjellg6532]

@@amadeorogelrosario6148 size of tubing does not matter at all

[@PhysicsWithBen]

This is impressive.

[@angelanaumovska1614]

Super video👍❤

[@bigmomma9371]

Love this. I think I see why it's recommended to use metal barrels now lol. You don't use a ram part?

[@marijakirevski5080]

Nice video 👍

[@angelopitbullentertaiment3860]

Ideia top demais parabéns

[@nicolasdilalla4685]

El agua que sale por el extremo es del tanque, y no del pozo. El sistema de sifón solo trabaja si la salida está por debajo de la entrada.

[@billwells8054]

Si, es solo un siphon, no mas.

[@solomonniiakwaanorcodjoe2433]

Good observation and proposed solution.

[@komangtapasila2984]

Idenya bagus.... Tapi problemnya adalah tangki plastik melesak ke dalam karena efek vacum. Lebih baik gunakan drum eks minyak dr bahan metal, lapisi dengan lapisan fiberglas unt cegah air korosi. Tambahkan katup pompa/ katup searah dipasang di atas tangki ukuran 1/2 inchi sedemikian rupa. Katup ini akan mencegah kapitasi tangki vacumm air sekaligus memperbesar energi vacum pompa....& Mencegah tangki melesak ke dalam tangki ( tangki plastik bisa digunakan). Semoga bermanfaat... Ide Anda memang bagus!!!

[@makisefthimiou1882]

really nice man,i think thats way need a vaccum pipe set on the way out pipe.....

[@bigmotter001]

Very creative and practical for some applications! Thanks for sharing and take care!

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks for comment bro

[@ebaum2421]

Great job, Thank you!!!

[@vasppolo5939]

Your video is exactly what I was looking for. From the well to supply water without electricity. Thanks for the idea.👌👍

[@vasppolo5939]

@@TheRebelmanone Why lies? Explain. What's wrong there?

[@muradali9699]

@@vasppolo5939 Its not workimg.

[@axmed711]

@@vasppolo5939 don't you see how the container collapse it will stop in the meantime because there is no energy from nowhere you have to transfer energy from another source of energy out of thin air you cannot create energy that's a physics law

[@basketweaver1144]

@@vasppolo5939 well how do you think water is being pulled up from the ground? Where do you think that energy is coming from?

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@basketweaver1144 What makes you sure water is being pulled up at all? The water from the outlet is simply the water from the barrel. Are you not aware that there are plenty of fake videos in YT? Often just hosted as click bait? Can you explain why a vacuum should be strong enough to pull water up some height but it is not strong enough to pull back the water through in the outlet pipe, where height is much lower?

[@tahiminyak7836]

Very good medium sized drum with big opening enough to get arm to get into to facilitate easy pipe fixing. The only problem is that the wall is sucked in. The best would be to assemble anti-collapse structure from the inside or outside. By the way, what drum are you using and where do you source it from?

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

Normally these pumps have a 2nd pipe or tank further down the line that seems to stop the cavitation - as a back up negative pressure "well" pulling the water along and so a surplus of negative pressure that prevents the first tank for collapsing.

[@crankydragon]

So, you took a gravity bong and turned into a water pump? 🤘 Good job!

[@tiboandries]

Haha this comparison 🔥🤣👌👌

[@thegodfather9564]

Nice 👍 so you may use metal drum. ✔️

[@pablobarela16]

Awesome!!

[@sukirjono1223]

terima kasih dulut atas llmu nya semoga sehat selalu aku .dari nganjuk

[@farminglovers3725]

Nice video 👍 How much deep water in tube well

[@bandaragajanayake]

Thank you. If this is perfectly true why its NOT that popular in the world. However I am going to try one in my paddy field and if it works its going to be a perfect answer to my irrigation problem.

[@kjellg6532]

It only works if source is higher than outlet.

[@georgescuconstantin2364]

E VRAJEALAAAA.??

[@breaktime-vo2my]

@@kjellg6532 Not true. This would work better if it was using a metal barrel. They are loosing vacuum as the barrel collapses. The key here is to make sure your output line carries more water weight than the input line. So the deeper the well the smaller the intake line needs to be. Also the deeper the well the lower the flow.

[@kjellg6532]

@@breaktime-vo2my Sorry, but no. This is a siphon with a barrel to make it start. Use a steel barrel if you like. As with any siphon, the diamert of the input or the output does not matter. That is if all tubes are 100% filled at startup. The system must be airtight AND the water level at the intake must be higher than the output to get a siphon running Now, with the source level 5 m down in a well and the output at ground level, this siphon can’t work. In fact it will try to conway water from the output back to the well, thus suck air into the system from the output.

[@kenp8050]

Would this idea work on sump-pit to fetch water outside?

[@joseanchieta195]

Beleza, show vou fazer teste, Love

[@mariogomes4915]

Já foi testado bro

[@Danueli]

Teu implement an induction air valve maybe you need use any pressure meter. Certo good utility

[@TheRebelmanone]

It is not a pump, it is not even a Heron's fountain(a fancy syphon using air pressured chambers), it is absolutely nothing except a barrel imploder that needs to be manually filled.

[@GURALEJ]

Good day. Thanks for the video. I've been looking for a movie like this for almost a year. It shows the collection of water from a deep well. Congratulations on your success. I have one question: what depth was the water taken from? (How deep was the groundwater level?) Greetings from Poland.

[@TheRebelmanone]

I can answer that question but you won't like the answer. NO water was taken out of any well with that setup. He is lying to you, it is a form of thievery. But you can try it if you want, but you will be wasting your time, energy, and resources on it. He did it just for a little advertising money/just for views. That is like a guy robing you even though all you have is one dollar, but he steals it anyway. Or like a guy who steals a $1000.00 stereo and sells it for $1.00. The fact is he is lying to you.

[@sciencefreak9070]

You must keep on looking, but you will never find a system, which lifts water to a higher level without an input of energy. This is outright impossible. Ok, it is demonstrated in this video, but this is just one more YT-fake video.

[@vspring6264]

Good idea 👍💡👍🔥

[@dagorithe]

Great video. How long did it take to drain the small bucket?

[@mikeandrews8172]

Very nice job

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks

[@herbertnicholls7111]

I must try these.

[@rizov666]

Бравос Дејан 😊 поздрав❗❤️

[@MrDKDIY]

Фала поздрав до Дихово 👍😉

[@rizov666]

@@MrDKDIY те чекаме дур не е паднат снегО да дојш, ама не со трчање оти (ке треба да те враќам со кола) 😀

[@rickhayward2596]

Please contact please contact me please contact me thank you

[@rickhayward2596]

Pop PM Ytn Reed z

[@MrDKDIY]

Hahah ne be kakvo trcanje poleka ke se dojdi do tamu

[@hajjnajj1158]

Good💪👍

[@jasstii8037]

Nice👍💪

[@rodrigotingson]

😲 wow amazing 😍😍😍

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks

[@user-ei4gk6zl6b]

Какие смешные комментаторы!! Есть такая наука ,физика. Этот чувак обманул всю эту науку! Респект ему! Он- волшебник! У меня такое не получилось. Хотя я очень старался.

[@rustynail117]

Superb ! Convinced me.

[@kjellg6532]

A hoax. A siphon like this can not lift water up from a well.

[@azizahmed5705]

Bjr. Merci pour ce vidéo. Ce petit truc fonctionne seulement avec un petit profondeur de puits. N'est ce pas?

[@zebr.19ibra93]

شكرا استاذ

[@user-fm1cz4qd6m]

Super

[@basiljackson3829]

I think the reason that your barrel is caving in is that the outlet pipe is larger than the inlet. I think that the inlet must be at least slightly larger than the outlet. Of course, total vacuum is a function of inlet pipe size, barrel size and foremost the height difference between the underground water line and the point where the inlet pipe goes into the barrel and must be high enough to pull the required amount of water through the system. I'd start by reducing the diameter of the outlet pipe. Even a small amount of water over time is a lot of water.

[@ionelblaj1963]

The level of the outlet is lower than the level of inlet, so, as everybody knows, the water go downhill.

[@satishloke]

Perfect answer

[@salembv1]

@@ionelblaj1963 plus colapsul peretilor de plastic …

[@ionelblaj1963]

@@salembv1 Plasticul e totusi tare, colapsul va fi intr-o anumita limita, dar fenomenul e acelasi, sunt de acord ca butoiasul alb e mai sus si instalatia ar functiona, dar apa din fantana e prea jos ca sa fie trasa sus in acest mod. Fake,... Blaj Ionel, Buzau

[@DharmendraPal-co3pw]

Bhai isne do tarah ke pipe lagaye ek patla or ek mota kon sa kaha lagaya bta skte ho

[@samsonehiwere9574]

Good idea

[@glazerhits6080]

This is just a self-priming siphon setup and not a pump because the elevation of the source is higher than that of the discharge. However, you can remove the pail in this setup.

[@TheRebelmanone]

No, the barrel imploded indicating it was creating a vacuum inside the barrel, indicating that it never drew any water into the inlet pipe because if it did then the barrel wouldn't have imploded. What happened is the water he filled into the barrel was the only water that flowed out of the barrel, he didn't let the film run long enough to show you how the water flow stops after the barrel is all imploded. It stops because there is no more water in the barrel, it is not even a syphon. He is claiming it is a pump, but it not a pump, it is not even a syphon, he is a liar mark these words. But yes certainly agree, if the output is lower than the water source you are drawing from then it is nothing more than a syphon, but at least that works, this shit DON'T. HE was allegedly drawing from a deep well right there under the barrel, and the output was above ground, no way did it suck that water out of any well, mark these words dude.

[@omanHB]

I accidentally drained my fish pond one time due to similar actions: the vacuum starts the flow and the capillary action is just enough to overcome the gravity. Thus there’s a limit to the depth of the well for it to work (and the inlet pipe size, of course). Making it work requires trying different sizing. There’s plenty of videos of this kind.

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@omanHB Different sizing doesn't help. This pump can not work, not even for a moderate depth of the well. All videos showing such a pump working are fakes.

[@leninnewton]

excellent for sowing in the field

👍👍👍👍👍

[@robertokaka2054]

show...vou fazer uma...

[@glenncaesar]

Now use a metal one to remove the disfiguration of the plastic container

[@jennymedley3860]

Great video!! I have what looks to be water from a spring running under my land, a poly pipe has been put in the ground for me to hopefully harness this water. There is no water storage underground, only the running spring. Would this system work?

[@kjellg6532]

This system can not lift any water. It is a siphon with a priming barrel.

[@sugiantosugianto4805]

Mantap coi akur

[@josechiaramonte9174]

Você colocou o cano invertido, o diâmetro maior tem que ser entrada e o diâmetro menor é a saída porque senão forma muito vácuo e deforma o tambor.

[@dmkarunarathna4332]

Gud sirilnka

[@banditquest4756]

It is hard to tell, but if the exit end of the pipe is lower that the level of the water source, then this is just a Siphon.

[@darko4260]

❤❤👏👏

[@user-lc2zh7yt5i]

Steel barrell or plastic barrell doesn't matter. Pressure indifference will sure .ake the drum deformed. I have watched few more vudeos using Steel barrells that collaped too. So how to avoid barrell deforming?

[@infinitebeing1119]

Need to use thicker steel. And reinforce inside with star shaped structure.

[@tomc4304]

Putting a one way foot valve in the intake end would help and using metal straps around the barrel would help with barrel deformation due to vacuum pressure

[@ismaelaltar9101]

OK VERY NICED IDIA

[@deanlarkins5858]

That's absolutely ridiculous. The groundwater is clearly higher then the outlet tube with the ball valve that is very far down the hill.that's just a siphon you could have just used a garden hose and sucked on the end until it flowed. Wow! There's no purpose or reason to have the barrel and all the other crap it's a simple siphon if you're pulling from a source that is higher than the bottom of your hose, it's just a siphon. There's no benefit to the extra work you have done and I can't believe people think this is something more than it is.

[@user-lc2zh7yt5i]

Don't you see the Siphon pressure works? By looking at the deformed barrell proved there was pressure (suction) created by outlet pipe and water flow. Deforming

[@tonypalmentera7752]

@@user-lc2zh7yt5i the barrel is collapsing because the sealed barrel is losing water faster than gaining it. When you drop the water level in a sealed tube or barrel it will cause vacuum in the space above the water...and as it drops more, the vacuum increases. The outlet tube is not suctioning the barrel...it's just where the water is escaping, causing the water level to drop, and creating the vacuum ABOVE the water in the barrel. You can create the same effect in a tube with one end sealed (no outlet). It's called the Bernoulli Principle. They needed a faster inlet or slower outlet to prevent this vacuum from collapsing the barrel, while still siphoning the water. This is useful only if you needed the vacuum and not just the siphon, or needed the water stored there for some reason. The commenter above is right, to my mind...there's an overcomplicated solution here, for a simple problem.

[@josemariacaetano8580]

obrigado abraço

[@bwerumaster6691]

Nice creation!!! I am curious if you could use a metal barrel

[@edilsoncriadordeinvencoes]

Top 👍

[@MrDKDIY]

✌

[@whatnow9655]

Great video. Is it possible that the outlet pipe can be directed back into the water source and a generator fitted for a closed system that produces electricity?

[@ryanalo6891]

Perpetual motion is somewhat hard to achieve as it defeats the energy conservation principal. This set up will continue to cycle but eventually stop as the energy will be lost to pipe frictions, bends and other forms of losses over time.

[@nicolasdilalla4685]

NO

[@balwek2]

It won't even star up. to go higher. LOL Want free energy >> buy Solar panel setup!!!

[@pendraw8400]

why not? but the first thing in here is to solve the air shrinking of the tank. if we can make some tiny air blower with the help of this outlet pipe flow i.e small water turbine looks like and apply to the tank which can be planted it can run continuously i guess. After that we can plan further producing of electricity for unlimited.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

It would probably work better if you used a steel barrel or put some 2x4's cut to width inside to keep the walls from collapsing. That would increase your vacuum pressure.

[@brotheradam]

using one way valve in supply line to keep water instead of air should also drop pressure needs

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

@@brotheradam I still do not think it is possible to make this setup work indefinitely. At the end of the day, you are moving from a lower elevation to a higher elevation and are using only gravity. This requires more outflow than inflow, just like a ram pump.

[@brotheradam]

@@wesbaumguardner8829 ok..I understand your point.. but. If I remember right, the author used same sizes. Yes, by using 1/2 inch from well with one way valve inside the well at the feed point, thus keeping the 'head' filled it reduces the pressure caused simply by trying to evacuate the air, which is why most show filling the feed pipe and the barrel before operation. Obviously the use of inch or bigger on outflow helps increase the pressure created,but for his current distance he seems fine. Just as an air tube part way would help as well in many cases as it slows down hammering if water is turned on and off, but he seems to just be using solid flow only

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

@@brotheradam One gallon of water cannot lift another gallon of water. It takes more than one gallon of water to lift a gallon of water. Gravity is working on all the water equally at all times. The only way for water to move through the system is for there to be an imbalance. But the imbalance means that the system will not run indefinitely. Eventually, the water in the tank will run out and the vacuum will be lost.

[@kjellg6532]

@@brotheradam With a barrel you do not need any foot valve.

[@louie78901]

Its okey but need to put shoring and brazing inside the plastic container to prevent the cylinder to collapse going inside.

[@rockyrodriguez2351]

Ha ha ha…., the drum!, May the force of gravity and vacuum be with you….

[@sharukhmatekuki5830]

Nice 👍🏻👍🏻 🇮🇳 Kuki 30|03|2022

[@alvaromurillo8849]

Excelent very good. Costa Rica América Central.

[@SkyStoriesChannel]

Samo da je metalno bure ili boca, bilo bi štogod... 😁😁😀👍

[@MrDKDIY]

Yeste

[@zolumpus]

What heat gun are you using to glue fittings?

[@venom-kc7ri]

pvc soldering machine

[@guggguyg6781]

روعه..

[@solomonniiakwaanorcodjoe2433]

Great

[@VARKUF]

А что если всю систему сделать герметичным, то есть на нижнюю трубу одет обратный клапан и наполнит плотно водой, протекающая вода заставить высасыватся воде из дна. Обратный клапан поможет наверное уменщить давление теч вниз. Раз уж занялись этим попробуйте алиминиевым или металлической бочкой, покажите работает этот или нет, а так польно видео и везде это работает пока вода из бочки совсем не кончится- не удачно!!!

[@robertoyovchevski2212]

Bravos kompis

[@violetanaumovska915]

👍👍👍👍

[@storage13phone2]

outflow is lower than inflow so magic here..

[@patelvijay629]

How long does the water last?

[@kennethmwangi7521]

The collapsing of the barrel is spontaneous because, nature won't allow a vacuum without trying to fill something in , in this case ,the atmospheric pressure is trying to fill the vacuum inside the barrel simply because the outlet is letting out water faster , than the inlet can suck it .. The inlet and the outlet should be of the same size for equilibrium ... All the same , a good idea.

[@sciencefreak9070]

Unfortunately, an equilibrium is not possible if the outlet is higher up than the water level in the well. Because water pressure at the bottom of the vertical pipe going down the well is much bigger than water pressure at the bottom of the barrel. Water pressure depends only on the height of the water column. An increasing vacuum would stop the flow at the outlet earlier than it would be strong enough to pull up water from a deep well. This is a fake video. It is not possible to lift water to a higher level without an input of external energy.

[@kjellg6532]

Size of inlet and outlet does not matter at all!

[@ganeshdoifode9553]

You try biogas with this drum

[@saitamauchiha2983]

Use steel drum

[@tiboandries]

Did you come up with this yourself?? Damn good job bud 👍🏻cool shit

[@najaksum1912]

👍💪👍💪👍💪

[@tejaravuri7991]

Super super so so much better better idea super

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks

[@JoeJacksonAoae]

The plastic barrel caving in towards the end after the suction pipe was inserted into the bore is an indication that this works. We could now confidently build our permanent vacuum water pump out of steel barrel and welded piping. Say maybe with stainless steel 3mm thick. I think the suction pipe was about 5m long

[@kjellg6532]

No, this is a siphon. A siphon can not lift any water. Useless trying to get water up from a well.

[@kjellg6532]

@Vīën-Phüœñg I can se a tube coming up from a well to a blue tank. Then a long horizontal tube to an exit valve. This forms a siphon with a barrel, also known as a droplet siphon. A siphon can not lift water up from a well. Where do you se any ram pump? Where do you see a free water flow energising the ram pump? This video is a hoax and a scam.

[@denisdsouza4850]

@vien-phuong7451 8

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@kjellg6532 Dude's a negative pressure vacuum pump! Stop trying to ignore reality. Hilarious.

[@kjellg6532]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 Can you describe negativ pressure in gasses to me? Does such pressure exist - in reality? A siphon is no pump. No energy input = no possibility of lifting mass (water) to a higher level.

[@tjsparanormallife4100]

I've been searching for a system like this. Thank you ! But I'm in America and I'm not getting the pipe size. Looks like 3/4" from the well to the barrel and then 1" from the bottom to the valve ? Thanks to anyone that can help.

[@jova1962]

2/3 ints input and 1ints output , be careful, the out tube must be long ... as long as beter ...

[@tjsparanormallife4100]

@@jova1962 Thank you !!

[@kjellg6532]

Size does not matter, use what you have.

[@radyestezi60]

Kolay gelsin bu sistemle kaç metreden su çekilir teşekkür ediyorum

[@mupchoi74]

As long as to as the output is lower than the water level then you don't need any of that drum.

[@hamidmzale8402]

The video is great. But I want to know how deep from the source to the tank? Please let me know that. Thanks

[@kjellg6532]

About zero meters. A siphon can not lift water.

[@tomjcarty]

If it drained into the well it came from, you'd have a forever funning flow. Imagine it twenty one foot in the air, imagine a hundred of them releasing a litre a second if scaled up, the emissions hitting a turbine on the way down, and you have all the power you need without breaking any laws of physics? A smaller container can do the same job according to Asian videos I've watched without collapsing on themselves.

[@Manas030682gmailco]

Do you know what is law of conservation of energy? Dont try to fool others.