I Turn PVC Pipe Into a Water Pump No Need Electric Power

[@thaile4ever]

The simple explanation is that he built a super soaker. Two water tanks that he pressurized and then release. With a few edits to make it seem like it is running for longer, then it can.

[@armandocefai6114]

Water finds its own level. Therefore it only works till the air pressure pumped in balances out.

[@brettnordling2417]

Looks great project but once the air pressure in the chamber drops so will the water stream so it would not run that long!

[@Monk2699]

It's like watching a magic show. I'd be more impressed if he just showed everyone the hidden pump making this work.

[@profesonalantagonist]

This demonstration did exactly what it was supposed to do, get us to watch. No mysterious physics at play, not even slight of hand, just a deliberate video hinting at some mysterious phenomena suggesting lost knowledge. Anyone with the ability to reason can figure out how this works, no mystery, no lost knowledge, just the suggestion of the idea of it.

[@michaelslwong]

Hello sir, Please advise what is going wrong with the unit, unable to pump up the water continuously.

[@ajhubbell3754]

@@michaelslwongthe unit used Bernoulli’s principle to draw SOME water out of the creek….but only as long as there was pressure built up internally from the bike pump. When the pressure was spent then there was no more water.

[@michaelslwong]

@ajhubbell3754 Yes, you are right. No matter how high pressure I pump in after opening the valve, the water doesn't draw continuously. Please advise what is the pressure needs to pump into this system to make it work.

[@GuruEthereal369]

Much Peace, Love and Blessings to all who read this. 🤙✌️🖖

[@johnratliff4594]

You're half the ways there. You can create a venture valve at the inlet or you can go with a ram jet design and then you wouldnt have to use the air pump unless you want to combine the air with the ramjet design to create more pressure.

[@amitaimedan]

Ram pump...

[@online247365]

This is an awesome project! Keep up the excellent work!

[@fabriziooldrini6888]

Why don't you give us a technical explanation of how it works? A diagram, a schematic drawing?

[@astiagsss2501]

It has a one way valve (the black one in the river side). You increase pressure in two big tubes. The black valve doesn't let to leak pressure to the river and in the other side the blue valve is close. When you open the blue valve pressure of the gas forced the water in the tubes toward exit. The check valve be open and because of the siphonage water comes up .

[@dmitryg6194]

​@@astiagsss2501как из трубы опущенной в воду может пойти вода, если между клапаном и срезом трубы воздух? Второе, давление воздуха, в стакане, давит как на воду, заранее залитую, так и на клапан в трубе опущенную в реку . Что его заставит открыться?

[@neilenriquez8678]

Its been working centuries ago..RAMP PUMP..

[@dmitryg6194]

@@neilenriquez8678 Я не спрашиваю сколько лет вам дуракам в голову вдалбливают эту ложь! Я спрашиваю о физических принципах работы этой игрушки! Если человек, эту вещь сделал, значит он знает что-то чего не знают ученные физики! Если не может объяснить - значит где-то за кадром стоит обычный насос, а значит он лжец и подлец! И почему кадры на видео резаны? Это значет, есть что скрывать?

[@xienjougao3131]

it has a battery inside

[@notentitledtoyourownfacts2551]

There was an unsustainable pressure flow and when turned off, there was still pressure at the inlet valve. The leaks revealed the flaw. This would not function for more than the time it took to pull the air out. It's missing an element as "free" in this case doesn't reveal "it's truth"

[@Voncrapoten]

These are friends of the free energy people

[@DetraDearmas]

It looks like it works on the same principle as an old fashioned hand pump. The question is, did it retain the suction after the valve was closed? If so, for how long. Would it work on a shallow well and retain pressure? I've seen many different approaches to this. However, these questions remain unanswered. Great job. Best I've seen yet!

[@henrythoreau3681]

The Romans solved this using a 'roman concrete' Archimedes screw under pressure at the lowest point in the water. And it's still working today.

[@theyellowarchitect4504]

Excellent video.

[@KATTALAR-UCHUN-ERTAKLAR]

пусть Аллах наставит тебя на прямой путь и подарит самое лучшее в обеих мирах!!!

[@Direct_and_Honoust]

The pressed air will provide the pressured water till the pressure output along with the water is gone, no perpetual possibilities here, the air will be gone along with the water, so this is temporarely, the energy created is equal to the energy is added (pressed air) simple !

[@elmerrosero8485]

I think it works like an ordinary manual or battery operated sprayer. You need to pump it regularly to have pressure to push the water out from the water tank.

[@RobertBeck-pp2ru]

Yes, and then you have to manually refill the tank and add pressure to show ignorant people you know how to fool them.

[@Asgardsteve1]

Surely that was just the three bottles of water that were put into the system coming out under pressure and nothing from the river

[@master-zhi]

Расскажите пожалуйста точный принцип действия ☀️

[@ИгорьРубцов-ж8ж]

Привет, точный принцип примерно такой ты когда небуть сливал бензин из бака авто через шланг, вот примерно также из давления воздуха, так понятно🤔😉!

[@22fingers]

wait for part 2 when we turn a cup into a water storage device without electricity

[@leewahlquist6919]

Interesting that he didn’t run it long enough to push out more water than he poured in. To get a siphon the intake pipe would have to be full of water to start with. The air pressure in the 2 tanks would keep the one way valve closed and just push out the water he poured in.

[@marciaz001]

Thank you for sharing, ingenious. I appreciate you.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

Thats pretty slick!!

[@tlatoanimachi]

Been waiting to hear from yall again. Great work!

[@ИгорьРубцов-ж8ж]

Привет, точный принцип примерно такой ты когда небуть сливал бензин из бака авто через шланг, вставляешь его вбак затем высасываешь пока непотичет вот примерно также из давления воздуха, так понятно🤔😉!

[@lokube]

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[@jonmatthews4254]

Errrrrr, just use a hose if you want to syphon water!

[@ashmurdle]

The technical explain action is here as with most of these in the video editing. When he was demonstrating he walked off the camera’s view for a moment and the scene cuts, but not seamlessly. All they need to do is refill it and film a second stream of water before the shade etc from the trees move too far

[@shortdude90009]

Weight of the water creates a syphon effect

[@alexispagliarone6113]

@@shortdude90009 Si, pero no. El peso del agua crea un efecto sifon pero solo desplaza la misma cantidad de agua que pierdes. Es decir, suponiendo que funcionara el efecto sifon, solo desplazaría la misma cantidad de agua que puede perder al abrir la canilla. Bajo ninguna circunstancia tendrías la presión de agua que tiene. Dicha presión la obtienes a traves del aire a presión que se agrega al sistema... pero dicho presión no se recupera. Una vez agotado el aire el sifon solo ingresará la misma cantidad de agua que ingresa. Veamoslo de otra forma, que ocurre si a la salida de la canilla agrego una turbina para generar electricidad? Tendría energía infinita!!! y es por eso que el orden mundial no quiere que lo sepas!!! Obvio que no, simplemente nos regimos por las leyes de la termodinámica, y la energía no se inventa, se transforma. Pero puedes intentarlo, constrúyelo y tendrás tu máquina de energía infinita. Por cierto, hay unas turbinas de energía para conectar a las cañerias de agua, las consigues en amazon. Seguro serviran para tu experimento. Éxitos en ello!!!

[@gertgoransson8698]

Just stupid. It wont suck up a drop of water from the stream against a pressuriced container. The only water that coms out is the water its pre filled with.

[@ВладимирКурочкин-п6з]

Сама схема подачи воды работает за счёт разряжения газа. В данном случае здесь воздух. Подъём с глубины зависит от ёмкостей где происходит разрежение. Большая ёмкость , больше глубина. На вашем примере 2-е ёмкости. 2-я создаёт давление. Таким образом просходит плавный поток жидкости на выходе. И подключение таких устройств один за другим может повысить КПД . И увеличит высоту столба поднятия жидкости .просто поставить устройство один гад другим. Из материала, по прочнее. 😊.

[@thejesusjunky]

I can't believe I sit and watch this whole thing even when I saw the first of it I knew it was no way it could possibly work it might have worked or would have worked till the pressure ran out and the water that was in the tanks to start with no way you going to keep signing water when it's not lower than the water table lol 😢

[@rodneyatleson2861]

It needed a flux capacitor to work properly.😂

[@nathkrupa3463]

Good

[@Willo-z6j]

Just grab a hose put one end in the creek and suck on the other to create the vacuum necessary for the transfer of water. This will do exactly the same thing.

[@junkvista61]

Waterwheels that run by flow of stream water were invented and in use for at least thousand years ago. They are simple to built and last long with minimum care.

[@scottgallagher9141]

When turn on water and shut water of does water turn back on or do you have to re pump air into it every time

[@smca7271]

Air pressure to empty a pipe?

[@hungngovan6417]

Hết chỗ nước múc mấy chai đổ vào là hết

[@BattleFates]

How much water pressure does something like this have?

[@MarioDConti]

Amazing. Thank you for sharing

[@wheelteck]

What a trick 😂

[@richardlewczykjr1022]

yea....will it pull water from 25 feet down a well...?

[@carlosmale9209]

14.55 observe water leak from feed pipe when stop cork is shut -

[@HyperSpaceProphet]

liar. Waste of time and video space. But he got his viewers,

[@markthomas919]

😂 Physics re-invented, I think a quantum water pump would be more spectacular

[@amitaimedan]

Hey!!! Elephants can fliyyy🦣🦣🦣🦣🦣🦣🥱🥱🥱

[@emailausdrucker]

...and yet you can't type without errors.

[@amitaimedan]

@@emailausdrucker Me no english good... No born america.🤣

[@emailausdrucker]

​@@amitaimedan Me neither. So, what are you trying to say? Just read what you type for 1 sec.

[@P4n0r4mA]

One tank is under pressure, the other has a split-flow-path of 2 sizes. That it? Perpetual flow by that? How? Why? Can you explain? You obviously seem to know, or you couldn't get the perpetual effect even without magnets and spirals?! Please teach me how it works.

[@UR_gg]

You cannot pressurize that type of PVC.

[@DexiuWang]

请问吸程可以达到多少cm?

[@sebas_exotics]

I la bomba del agua que está en el río?

[@samrankin-hirst1201]

Search; Ram Pump...

[@eliasmallquisaldana2848]

Alguien que comprobó si realmente funciona

[@88888gerald]

and your bicycle pump does the rest......

[@donaldwells7664]

It's a vacuum pump just an oversized siphon pump they work great without sucking on a hose

[@jcmdaf]

5*

[@medalnguyen]

the thing is how long does it work. How long I have to use Inflator again?

[@indoweb3projek]

until you turn it off

[@thelibertyengineproject7966]

The water pumping effect lasts indefinitely as long as we do not turn off the tap or remove the water pipe.

[@Vongvodaydaydo]

How I can’t see you face?

[@noanyobiseniss7462]

Notice the cut at 3 seconds, that because he had to prime the whole thing. What a worthless device.

[@deanmoberg445]

Lol! This is pure "Bunk". First off using pvc that is meant for electricity, not pressure rated. Remember when you have nothing you get nothing.

[@chucklindenberg1093]

Pretty sure this is simply locally ie nationally produced pvc meant for low pressure plumbing waste line. What it isn't is electrical conduit first of all the pipe's wall is way too thin for it to be effective electrical conduit most especially at that diameter assuming you aren't pulling more than 10 #12 conductors through it for example. The manufacturer is Adequa(a manufacturer from Spain), it is also clearly says evacuacion which literally in English means evacuation therefore it is plumbing waste line.

[@robertlivingston1634]

I see it but I don't believe it.

[@Blueelectricaltape]

My PERPETUAL MOTOR is better

[@digambertawde4353]

It works on syphon principle. Like a toilet flush .😂

[@joerivas9847]

Complicated siphon.................

[@EliseuPinheiroLopes]

Seria bom demais se isso fosse verdade, mas está conseguindo o que quer, visualizações e nada mais, sem contar os prejuízos de quem por inocência tenha tentado fazer algo parecido...

[@HPDrifter2]

No. Quit wasting memory space.

[@totome2206]

Un autre mouvement perpétuel ?😂 On prend vraiment les gens pour des c...

[@jonassaulys7804]

14.49?

[@3rdisland477]

There is a cut

[@88888gerald]

you should be ashamed...

[@uollagel]

"DIY" ... Le Bruxellois colonisé c'est du collaborationnisme ou de la soumission ?

[@vlsvetin]

🤣

[@roccobellucci7883]

Duh

[@Pitoumotorsport]

il y a meme des abrutis qui posent des questions...

[@Nicolas-700-v1j]

Est il nécessaire de toujours insulter les gens n'ayant pas la connaissance universelle, et qui par ailleurs sont peut être plus intelligents que toi dans d'autres domaines ?

[@Pitoumotorsport]

@@Nicolas-700-v1j Insulter non mais qu'ils sachent bien qu'ils sont cons, c'est vraiment nécessaire....

[@ericmehaffey7425]

So dumb.

[@DYIIdeas]

Interesting that he didn’t run it long enough to push out more water than he poured in. To get a siphon the intake pipe would have to be full of water to start with. The air pressure in the 2 tanks would keep the one way valve closed and just push out the water he poured in.