improvised water pump no electricity how does it works none stop water life hack part 2

[@hannaholo3547]

Salamat po sa idea. Its amazing... Ito ang hinanap kong kasagutan para magdilig ng halaman sa itaas ng bubong.. Salamat po talaga.

[@jbbanares5388]

same process ba sinunod mo sir? may foot valve ka bang nilagay sa ilalim?

[@benicorowena]

Bakit ayaw umahon ng ginawa nmin pareho nman ng ginawa mo.

[@manuellopez6177]

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[@meonly914]

Silence speaks louder than words. Thank you!

[@bronwynesterhuizengreensha5294]

This is exactly what I was looking for in trying to figure out how to keep water moving through my aquaponic system without using a pump or at least for when we have power failures. This is a great help.

[@heinzpg]

This system can only help if the water outlet is below the water level in the well. It can't lift water to a higher level. Since the video suggests that water can be lifted, it must be rated as a fake video.

[@WalidhappyAmri]

did u tried it

[@heinzpg]

@@WalidhappyAmri Laws of physics allow us to predict the outcome of many experiments without actually doing them. To lift water (or any other object) to a higher place needs energy. Since there is no energy input to this "pump" - vacuum is not a source of energy - it can't lift water. As simple as that.

[@heinzpg]

@Paraousia Comingnow Or a hose connected to the normal water supply going down. You never see the whole area of the well.

[@EmuBoss]

gravity is the energy, gravity creates flow here, since the water amount is higher than the intake pipe water so that it draws water from downward then it flows to the outlet. This system still have a problem to suck air from the outlet if the vacuum is higher. I am going to try for sure.

[@larrybrigs3311]

I watched over 10 videos your demo is the simplest thanks so much!!!

[@gavinlynas2833]

I've watched lots of other videos similar to this but this is the only one that actually shows and proves that it does work. Thank you very very much.

[@inspetordopequidegoias8203]

Can you be sure there isn't a submersive pump injecting water in the pipe that drop water in the drum?

[@wilsonwuisan6070]

r u sure..that's fake..

[@gavinlynas2833]

Yes its fake. At the end where he pulls the hose up it gets "stuck" on something for a fraction of a second. Probably attached to another pipe.

[@yustoyustas7171]

@@gavinlynas2833 kind of you are right. I will try my self if it really works

[@childrenofhappiness5561]

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[@japzonerazan744]

I have so manny videos watched from YT channel but it is unique, its so clear how the pressure of water does rising from the well, good job,

[@tuchibigboy3178]

this is a true definition of a person who truly understands the principal of pressure.creating vacuum in the cylinder such that pressure inside goes below that in the well to create a pressure difference. you a genius bro.... much respect for your works

[@fatherfoxstrongpaw8968]

EEEHHHH!!!! wrong! thank you for playing, please try again in reverse. it's a siphon which uses vacuum NOT pressure! and the barrel is irrelevant. NOT A PUMP!

[@childrenofhappiness5561]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6azqn5opM-SoLc

[@milespostlethwaite1154]

This is totally impossible. A siphon cannot raise water above the level of the intake. If it was possible you would have perpetual motion.

[@maisrico.daytrade]

@@fatherfoxstrongpaw8968 but it makes 0 sense. Where's the pression coming to complete the recipient? Through the evasion of water(??). Since the water is draining the air is lesser compressed inside the barrel. Than this arrengement doesn't justify the possibility of the water coming from the low is from trough some kind of air compressing(the only imaginable way that what could possibly occur in this video).

[@maisrico.daytrade]

@@milespostlethwaite1154 but it makes 0 sense. Where's the pression coming to completr the recipient? Through the evasion of water(??). Since the water is draining the air is lesser compressed inside the barrel. Than this arrengement doesn't justify the possibility of the water coming from the low is from trough eome kind of air compressing(the only imaginable way that what could possibly occur in this video).

[@Patata0ke]

This is the exact actual explanation and transparent video for some people that are not convinced with the process. Thanks for this you used that plastic cover for them to see. 🙂🙂

[@randysalas781]

What is the size of the hose from sa pond and what is the size of the pipe in the container wherr the water exit?

[@luckymanduk320]

But, how come the water didn't drain to the well from the plastic container when he first filled it up and you can see the water is filled above the inlet suction and there is no valve used in the inlet suction? Something looks fishy. 😊

[@NoOne-jy6mc]

@@luckymanduk320 one way valve at bottom of inlet pipe

[@lheannab7718]

You replicate one then show us the results love to see you succeed

[@luckymanduk320]

@@NoOne-jy6mc there is no valve seen in the video. How do you know? There is only a hose connecting the container inlet with the deep well.

[@kabirdhaka1670]

The pressure make this possible. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@андрейсулимкин]

Вы серьезно?

[@FRUIOHTSTV]

ang galing ng gawa nyo po watching dito sa Queensland Australia po more Blessings Cheers!

[@holisticlife2126]

Congratulations. I plan to combine this with my aquaponics.

[@noel1637]

How did it go?

[@Greenhauspa]

It works?

[@franticblanza6883]

It's been 2 years since the last time you commented. How and or what next. 😂😂😂 Failed?

[@ogbodopaul4312]

i love it, just when they say its not working, you gave us prove

[@mohammadvahedi8363]

Dear, you did it so simple and in easy way that works well.Wish you a happy life.From Iran

[@projekpadusdnbhd5688]

Its fake, it never can run

[@Keepitoriginalministry]

Do you follow Jesus Christ?

[@abomosa8416]

True, I try also but not working ​@@projekpadusdnbhd5688

[@nonyabusiness9747]

I'm currently working on a multi tank set up and this was actually really helpful. Thank you

[@AldriFerdig]

The tank isn't necessary, and wont' help.

[@nonyabusiness9747]

@@AldriFerdig I'm building a water filtration system so yeah I need several tanks.

[@vinzohygiene5709]

Make outlet pipe bigger than inlet pipe and see

[@edgarcordova4534]

good luck, i hope that whatever you lose in this fake video would not cost too much to you.

[@elijahmathusalem2173]

have you tried it sir？

[@howtooob]

Mabuhay! Next, we will use this in aquaponics. No pump? No Electricity? No Problem !

[@hermatphalgunawan3030]

Tah....👍👍👍 iyeu karak pembuktian nu bener. Mantap dulur! Aya cenah ahli fisika nganggapna mahiwal, ternyata nu mahiwal mah manehna teu nepi utekna.

[@betchaymokong2923]

Malaking tulong ito sa farm gagayahin ko ito sir...daghan salamat

[@ar.williammalone4495]

this explains all other videos out there... thanks a lot! now I can use it on our farm! God Bless your Sir!

[@nabiltouati3677]

Are you used it in your farm ? that work ?

[@jaffartv4098]

It will work 100%

[@jaffartv4098]

Make things air tight such as pipe joints

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@jaffartv4098 It will work 100%? LOL. It does work, but only for collecting clicks and getting money for advertising. But it doesn't lift any water from a well to a higher level. Didn't you hear in school that perpetuum mobiles are not possible? You may not trust everything you have heard in school but what you heard about conservation of energy is 100% correct.

[@ssjay8550]

​@@nabiltouati3677มีขายที่ไหน😊

[@shivarajkaradagi2023]

Very good Experiments successfully👍

[@goldeneagle2956]

Simple and perfect demo... Thank you 👍👍👍

[@helenrelampagos5424]

Congrats❤ gawa din ako nyan pra save electricity

[@jenssabai9885]

I think the incoming amount of water is less then outgoing amount of water. So it's working but not that long. Free energy is a dream and a dream have no rules

[@reddappaogeti5152]

You are exactly correct. No free energy. Free energy is a bogus concept

[@edgarcordova4534]

there is a hidden submersible pump in the well that is pumping up the water in a way that the discharge rate is slightly higher than pumping the water up the well, thus, supplying a slightly less water than the rate of discharge, slowly creating a vacuum. if there was not a submersible pump, the thin plastic covering would collapse within just a couple of seconds while the discharge is turned on.

[@turatea1]

If your dream not come true, please go to sleep 😂😂😂

[@darlingragoonath3843]

Thanks alot. Great video. Will help me with my fish tank project

[@noel1637]

5 month later. How is your fish tank project going? Did you get water to go uphill by itself?

[@rollyroma731]

Submersible pump is the key to work this thing! I give you A for your effort.

[@Gamingszon]

kaaam karta hai ye bhai maine banaya h

[@pardiyop.atmodjo9711]

Hukum grativasi (?) indonesian words

[@COSMAS-videos]

It works!!, just need to understand law of physics bro

[@khanisansema3671]

I watch so many videos about this but this is the simpliest among them thank you

[@kjellg6532]

And even this does not work. A false video presenting a perpetuum mobile.

[@nbso08]

Genial, muchas gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Tlajo Jal Mex.

[@편강공주]

최고네요. 보는것 만으로도 힐링입니다. 너무나 좋으네요. 소중한 영상 잘보고 응원합니다. 감사합니다. 또 뵈어요

[@LloydVillanueva]

Galing mo talaga kuya, more power po.

[@edgarcordova4534]

wag k mniwala dyan, bro, fake yan🤣🤣🤣

[@robertmrozik3558]

It doesn't work, it can't work. If it worked, a water turbine could be installed. The world's energy problem would end. Perpetuum mobile

[@ramkumarm8904]

அருமையான ஐடியா நல்லா இருக்கு, கடவுள் உங்களுக்கு பேச்சு வர துணை இருப்பார்.

[@franciscoborges3137]

Greetings. If we placed the barrel at a higher point, would we need to increase the size of the barrel or would it work normally with this mount? Grateful for the attention.

[@gl3nnx]

anyone did anyone tried this from a 20ft high or 2nd floor of house?

[@mrboom1133]

Hello! I just came across this design. I believe the deeper we go we have to decrease the inlet diameter / increase the width of the vessel (so the water in it applies more pressure to the exit, and therefore won't be blocked by the pressure in the inlet required to draw water from deeper). Did you try anything during this year?

[@azizazah5219]

Trimakasih kasih atas hasil karyanya semoga kami bisa ikutan kreatif

[@AldriFerdig]

Basic siphon. Works because the outlet is below the inlet. Barrel not necessary. And it works really well. I have used it to empty a pond in the woods. Only issue can be how to fill the pipe with water initially.

[@farahpodha8540]

Thats why he's got a barrel full of water hence the necessity of the barrel

[@lorenzo42p]

@@farahpodha8540 barrel has no benefit to how a siphon works. would be simpler to have a continuous pipe without the barrel, and would work the same

[@edgarcordova4534]

@@farahpodha8540 the employment of barrel here is a waste. this is fake

[@charlesengle6918]

@@edgarcordova4534 the barrel is needed to overcome the volume of the hose going into the well. Barrel needs to be airtight to create a vacuum. I’ve done this many times and works well as Long as system is full of water and sealed A normal siphon would not work in this situation due to the outlet being higher than the inlet.

[@charlesengle6918]

To get water in the line initially, submerge the entire line in water and make sure to remove any bubbles/air. Then keep one end submerged and cover/seal the other end with your hand. Keep your hand on the end of the line and quickly remove from water and move below water line of siphoning pool. Once below the water line remove your hand and the water will flow. If the end in the siphon pool gets air the siphon will stop. Basic siphon can be used for almost anything. It’s a really great tool to use if done properly especially the way it’s done in the video. Water can be moved uphill with no power once the system is set up and working properlyAs long as everything is perfectly sealed

[@sonnyalexander4537]

Good job God bless u and your family

[@gajawisdom5470]

I was looking for that kind of solution for water well . I knew it is possible to resource water without electrical pomp. Thank you very much for your briliant ideas and simple Solutions ❤😊🙏💃🥳

[@edgarcordova4534]

you would regret building one.

[@silenttitan7636]

You have done it you have broken the laws of physics you are the 9th level magician and The fifth dimension is ready for you the laws of fluid dynamics are bent by your will you have not created infinite free energy I wonder what you will do next perhaps you will reach outer space just by using a simple road flare and a can of gasoline. I wonder how many people you have tricked with this and made them waste their hard-earned money trying to recreate it seriously that's next level trolling 😂 lol

[@edgarcordova4534]

@@silenttitan7636 well said 🤣🤣🤣

[@CodeInsighter]

did you tried it?

[@sodman4874]

It's "simple" all right.

[@DerosRuruka-js5tj]

A displacement pump.. Water being replaced as it is drawn off. Great job bro.

[@kjellg6532]

Does not work. A hoax.

[@infinitebeing1119]

The one who came up with this idea is genius. It is a displacement pump works like a syringe but piston is replaced with water and force with water weight. 👌

[@mathieungoran7404]

I'm amazed and inspired. Thx so much!

[@arektrowulan6705]

Vidio apik polll joss ilmu ne thanks bro.

[@LJFullHouse]

Probably be great to put an open/close valve on it. We may incorporate this into a community well on ministry property! Great little off grid “pump”!

[@childrenofhappiness5561]

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[@pubgopgaming9175]

K. C. Marndi Hirapur Od. India excellent nice.. Good innovation sir.

[@ГеоргийФедорович-у9с]

Молодец всё чётко и открыто показал. Вот тебе и насос и мини электростанция. Успехов в дальнейших экспериментах

[@КраффМалых]

Ну ему то понятно,он в школе не учился и законов физики не знает, но вы то должны понимать,что столб воды опущенный в колодец перетянет метровый столб бочки. Вода сама вверх не побежит. Это фейк.

[@ГеоргийФедорович-у9с]

@@КраффМалых Никакой это фейк ,обычный сифон но замкнутой системы .Сила гравитации и не такое потянет

[@Sairus1968]

@@КраффМалых Стопудовый фейк. )

[@Sairus1968]

@@ГеоргийФедорович-у9с учите физику.

[@bizobloka8872]

I think these people just want views to get paid by KZbin. Reshare his video so we can ruin his plan

[@matsonic256]

cestitam, na trenutak sam se preispitao. bravo majstore

[@edgarcordova4534]

if you think that the total weight of the water inside the barrel which is heavier than the total weight of the water inside the whole length of the suction pipe to suck the water from inside the suction pipe while the barrel is closed and the level of water inside the barrel is getting low and creating a vacuum, you are wrong. this setup is not workable and would not work. Regardless of volume or shape or weight of water inside the barrel, the pressure head is solely determined by the height and density of the water inside the barrel and not its volume or shape or weight. Likewise the pressure head inside the suction pipe is also determined by the vertical height of water inside the suction pipe. In this setup, the pressure head inside the barrel is less and can never be higher than that of the pressure head inside the suction pipe, hence, water would not flow towards the discharge pipe. There is something hidden in this setup which shows water is flowing towards the discharge pipe. Just remember that not in any way we could violate the laws of thermodynamics.

[@sanikam6079]

i agree with you, before i watch this video, i made a similar mini version, it dont work, the outlet tend to let air in, as you can see in the first half of the video.

[@АлександрДенисов-ю5ф]

Не гидродинамики, а гидростатики.

[@USAnatureandpeople]

@@АлександрДенисов-ю5ф Он сказал не гидродинамика а термодинамика что тоже не верно.

[@milespostlethwaite1154]

I don’t agree with you. Firstly we are not talking about pressure head as there is a partial vacuum in both the barrel and the pipe. By sealing the top of the barrel and opening the outlet you will create a partial vacuum. The weight of water in the barrel is greater than the weight of water in the pipe, so water will be sucked up. However, as you know, you cannot pump water uphill without adding energy. In this case the energy is the stored water in the barrel. For this to work, the barrel must lose water faster than it is drawing water up. When the barrel has emptied this will stop working. I.e. this “costs” more water than it pumps.

[@edgarcordova4534]

@@milespostlethwaite1154 if you think that because the volume or weight of water in the barrel is greater than that of the volume or weight of water in the suction and there is vacuum, you are WRONG. The opposing pressure heads are what we should measure here, and not even weights or volumes or shapes. The downward pressure of water, say 1 meter high, with a volume of say one cubic meter, has the same downward pressure with water of say 1 million cubic meter of the same height because we are talking about substance of the same density. Don't mislead people and lose some resources by trying to violate the laws of thermodynamics.

[@Mstrknk]

pweding pwede, galing ha

[@KaraokeSongstrack]

The volume or weight of water should be more than stored water inside pipe. It works.

[@edgarcordova4534]

that is what you think. forget this video, this is fake.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

The weight of the water inside the pipe is much heavier than the amount that is being poured out the bottom of the barrel. That is the only thing that matters. The water should be flowing in reverse to what is shown. That is, it should be flowing from the barrel back into the well.

[@edgarcordova4534]

that is what you think. it would not work.

[@mdjashim4386]

excellent excellent and excellent idea boos thanks Boro i like it

[@toninica]

Da Vinci was a genius. The idea with the vacuum chamber is good but not in all conditions. You can't raise the water to a higher level than the barrel.

[@vijaysolanki6728]

Yes, if you were to water your garden using hose connected to it. The flow will decrease if you raise hose above the level of outlet of the barrel. Lot of people are finding it difficult to believe, but it really works.

[@jasonfoster9118]

@@vijaysolanki6728 The flow will decrease over time anyway. If we had measurements of the outflow vs the inflow, it would show that this is not perpetual motion. You simply cannot siphon water to a higher level than the basin.. no matter what kind of genius barrel setup you have. To do this would be a gross violation of physics. If this worked, pump manufacturers the world over would be trembling.

[@JosephAzzopardiRummiena]

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[@angeluskup9786]

@@jasonfoster9118 I ain't much clued in physics but was thinking the same you know, like the freakin water pump makers be goin outta business for sure

[@zulfiqarali7395]

i​@@angeluskup9786civ jth

[@devidtirkey4680]

Good idea for me many many thanks

[@isteinfach]

Hahaha, es klar zu sehen, dass das Wasser im Fass immer weniger wird. Das ist auch völlig logisch, denn die große Fläche und das Gewicht des Wassers im Fass zieht einen Teil durch den Schlauch aus dem Brunnen. Aber leider halt nur einen Teil und spätestens wenn das Fass leer ist, dann läuft nichts mehr - ist einfach 🙂

[@ashrafkassim2688]

Excellent idea sir, appreciated God bless you.

[@edgarcordova4534]

don't be mislead, this video is fake.

[@AdaManfaat]

@@edgarcordova4534 you're correct god damn the channel owner

[@raroboy1]

It works on the water siphoning Principle. As the water in the drum (in a vacuum) is displaced/pours out lower down, it draws in new water higher up (to take it's place) from the inlet pipe.

[@toninica]

That's right!

[@jgytv7042]

in reality, it will stop in a certain of time,.

[@randypratt2887]

So you would think but I did this experiment many years ago and it doesn't work because if it did I would have free power

[@valdimirputin1335]

Then why are we buying pumps?

[@glazerhits6080]

Fake. The elevation of water source is lower than that of the discharge. Pressure head of discharge is LOWER than that of the suction. Pressure head is not a factor of volume or weight or shape, BUT THE VERTICAL DISTANCE. If you think that the WEIGHT of water inside the barrel is enough to suck the lesser weight of water inside the suction pipe, you are WRONG. I AM SURE THAT THERE IS A HIDDEN TINY SUBMERSIBLE PUMP NOT SHOWN IN THE WELL PUSHING WATER UP THE BARREL.

[@JuniorPapa-fu1zx]

Solomon islands give you thumps up😊

[@neilvidyalankar]

Never seen anything like this. Awesome.

[@josephegtapen1298]

you simplified it and made some fun😁👍

[@luckygapare]

Wow! This is great. It now makes sense 😊

[@LetswalkaroundGothenburg3]

Good morning it's beautiful. Thanks for the video

[@quintilianofloscoloeduardo7862]

O seu sistema é bem mais fácil e simples e objetivo. 👍

[@childrenofhappiness5561]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6azqn5opM-SoLc

[@Murthi_murthi_murthi]

Super solution bro, really grateful idea

[@cushionofair]

you could put it on your roof then you would have water through out the house though you may need a bigger tank . Thanks for the video it was valuable!

[@billyclentadis4340]

correct,,,,i think its better to take a stone to push your hrad

[@lxw5231]

you really think it works? what power raised water from low to high?

[@salemorganicranch]

@@lxw5231 vacuum suction

[@lxw5231]

@@salemorganicranch it also suck from water outlet. why it suck from well, and let water out from pipe?

[@salemorganicranch]

@@lxw5231 it's very simple really kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGqoeJ2MiNx8Z7M

[@Chadlia-Nesrine]

it's a nice work; we can do electricity for free with this!!!

[@kjellg6532]

Yes, but only if water level in the well is higher than the output to the floor.

[@tellyvelmonte2587]

Technically informative. I will try this. Thank you.

[@edgarcordova4534]

don't try this one. you would just regret🤣🤣🤣

[@lxw5231]

how is your practice?

[@inspetordopequidegoias8203]

Did you ever try it?

[@noel1637]

Interesting how many people in the comments mention they 'will' try this. But no one ever came back and said they have water going uphill by itself.

[@meghrajsaini2320]

Amaging i will try this one with some big equpments thank bro for video

[@edgarcordova4534]

do not try it, you would just waste time and material.

[@mahmoodmoossavi243]

Greetings to you Sir.. I'm very impressed. Thank you.

[@edgarcordova4534]

if you are impressed, it means that you have not thought of it thoroughly. this video is fake. forget this video.

[@mahmoodmoossavi243]

@@edgarcordova4534 Hi there. May I ask why ?

[@ashokleyland8373]

@@mahmoodmoossavi243 dont mind him he's crazy., he's a loozerrr

[@marceljohnkimaty4986]

@@ashokleyland8373 you too

[@janicehidalgo8280]

Exactly what i'm looking for.Thank you for sharing sir🙏

[@sulaimanaderibigbe4384]

Have you tried it?. Did it work?. Let's have some feedback please.

[@divxxx]

This thing doesn't work. I don't know where he hid the energy source, but it simply cannot work as he wants you to believe. The system itself is a syphon, but syphons work only if the outlet is lower than the surface of water in the well. When water goes out from the barrel and a vacuum is formed inside it, there is no reason for the system to lift water from the well instead of simply let some air in from the outlet. He has other pipes going into the well, I suppose he just connected the pipe from the barrel to one of those pipes that exit the well. He has another vessel of water somewhere else, which is higher than the outlet of the barrel, and he is "pumping" water from there. Since this vessel is higher, what we see is water boringly flowing down.

[@adamstewarton]

This is really good idea. If you put the burrel higher up and use it's output line as input to a water ram pump ,it would move the water so much higher.

[@randypratt2887]

Or just use it to power a waterwheel generator and recirculate the water portable water power any where on the planet 🤔

[@adamstewarton]

@@randypratt2887 yes but you would need much greater output. Don't think it's worth for lets say 20W of power from such output.

[@randypratt2887]

@@adamstewarton 20w 😂😂😂if it worked I would be producing a lot more then that I would be powering my house and I would use water and antifreeze so that it wouldn't freeze in winter or I would have the system insulated

[@adamstewarton]

@@randypratt2887 obviously it depends on how much water your input would be, but i was referring to the video

[@edgarcordova4534]

good idea, but this idea is NOT WORKABLE OR NOT PRACTICABLE.

[@michaelkavora4226]

Better than those other two pinoi's who did it with 44gallon drum. You cant even see how it's done. Now I know thanks.

[@bjoshua1980]

You can let the water go back to the well and you have a perpetual motion. :D

[@shaunemicheal7362]

That's the part that concerns me... There is no perpetual motion

[@alfredmatalomi1446]

Hello boss minta mana lem pipa nya dulu

[@alassanemassoudou-ru2fo]

Vous êtes vraiment fort , j'ai beaucoup adoré votre démarche et je vois aussi que sa fonctionne normalement, sinon j'avais suivi certains personnes , mais arrivé à la fin , c'est à dire si leurs premiers 💦 est fini , sa continue plus je me demandais même pourquoi , mais avec vous j'ai la réponse de mon pourquoi . Mercie et bon courage

[@marjodele]

c'est un fake😁

[@almasjsurvivor01769]

Verygood idea bro, I appreciate your veregood idea I hope I can do that, thanks a lot.👍

[@samuelmaiyo2338]

How do we get the expat if I am in a remote place in Afrika, Kenya?

[@samuelmaiyo2338]

How do we get the expat if I am in a remote place in Afrika, Kenya?

[@bruceholtermann9646]

Very clever thanks for the information, interesting useful modification of a lifting syphon.

[@jodyjohnson265]

Try bulding a high water pressure system that should help with the hose problem.

[@jingdormstv2881]

Great idea!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@patricioalfonso4035]

He leído con atención gran parte de los comentarios y sus respuestas llamándome la atención de que nadie ha hecho el experimento. Creo que tiene un poco de lógica lo mostrado en el video ya que varios comentarios dicen que hay una bomba impulsora dentro del pozo, lo cual descarto ya que la tapa transparente se ve succionada, es decir, hay un vacío. Si hubiese bomba, esto no ocurriría. Le tengo fe, probaré y les comento luego.

[@francisco5347]

Lo que veo es en contra de la física que todos entendemos pero ojalá nos equivoquemos

[@joseledesma1519]

Yo lo hice y no funciona 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tagaislaph.5092]

Galing naman ng pagka demo brad..pa suporta naman .maraming salamat..new friend..

[@denneytorrecarion9834]

At the start,The inlet water level is higher that the level of water inside the barrel.After filling with water and securing the opening with plastic,notice he adjusted the height of the inlet pipe.water will not flow back because it is opening is already sealed like holding the end of a siphon hose.After releasing the outlet pipe it created vacuum in the barrel thus sucking water from the well.The atmospheric pressure from the well pushes the water.

[@childrenofhappiness5561]

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[@heinzpg]

If the outlet is higher up than the water level in the well the vacuum can not suck water from the well. An increasing vacuum would stop the outflow of water at the outlet side earlier than it would be able to draw up water from the well.

[@dkjawahar-techexpt671]

Nice work, it will help many to try and make it useful for day to day work, thanks from Jawaharlal, India

[@андрейсулимкин]

Начиная с 8 минуты колодец показан только на половину(потому что шланг по которому поступает вода в бочку идет по правой части колодца)

[@mustafapiriyev8025]

Согласен.

[@채광배가요무대]

좋아요 표시 팍팍 드립니다 안녕하십니까 반갑습니다 유튜브 채광배 인사드립니다 나에사랑하는 친구님 발명가 시네라 ❤❤

[@enricomiranda2470]

Hydraulic principles take note that water always seeks its own level now my question prove that your idea is good true if the suction head of water below the the outlet of water to spill is great to lift the the water up to the outlet I think it only needs big pressure to make it flow and that will works I'm sure it will works

[@toninica]

The barrel is low pressure.

[@jgytv7042]

it will work in a certain of time

[@edgarcordova4534]

it would not work.

[@benstv2054]

Nice one brother that good idea more power

[@kasminkamiran8012]

Very good idea bro. Why not use the pvc pipe for inlet from the whell.

[@Patata0ke]

It's for video purpose I think and not for long term use.

[@erwinmilan5310]

1/2 output pipe,input garden hose mga 3/8 hole diameter..water amount around 60 liters..nice sir..

[@youtubechaine5541]

Hello, The system is fine. also, I would like to know up to what depth of the Pui, it can be installed see (20 meters) up to (X meters)?

[@edgarcordova4534]

you would just lose valuable resources if you attempt to build this.

[@takeastep.......8369]

Maximum 10.3 MTR as per science but around 9mtr it works

[@JosephAzzopardiRummiena]

@@takeastep.......8369 I tried it on a height of 7 mt deep well. water is coming gurling but with air and its not pulling from the well

[@ruhaniamliyat2740]

Aapane bahut Achcha Banaya Hai bagair machine ke agar aap apne Upar Jo tank hai use Nal Laga Den ya Kuchh nosal Laga den dusra agar aap Nal Jahan Pani supply ho raha hai vahan Ek Nal Laga De Ya Pani Ko Hawa ko air nikalna Ho uske liye ek nosal Lagane Chhota Sa Jis Tarah stop Mein Laga Hota Hai to Aapka Jo Pani Ka Aur pressure bhi badh sakta hai

[@chrisferrell6159]

I have extensive experience with well works. The out going water would have to way more then the drop line water

[@cushionofair]

meaning it will eventually empty the tank and it will have to be primed again right?

[@magicalphones]

That's what I'm trying to figure out. How this works it can't be infinite

[@sagarvachakal9589]

Exactly, loss of friction in higher In long pipe so can't maintain flow equal to shorter pipe so eventually small tank will be empty .

[@magicalphones]

@@sagarvachakal9589 but would it pull any flow at all? Obviously a lesser quantity if it did.

[@kijampangalktw3800]

from Indonesia present very useful (greetings to meet you)

[@leonilsorocha]

Show de bola amigo TMJ

[@karyasumba]

Mantap jaya, ini mudah di praktekan. Terima kasih kaka

[@George888e]

The exclamation "Eureka!" is attributed to the ancient Greek scholar Archimedes. He reportedly proclaimed "Eureka! Eureka!" after he had stepped into a bath and noticed that the water level rose, whereupon he suddenly understood that the volume of water displaced must be equal to the volume of the part of his body he had submerged. (This relation is not what is known as Archimedes' principle-that deals with the upthrust experienced by a body immersed in a fluid.[2][3]) He then realized that the volume of irregular objects could be measured with precision, a previously intractable problem. He is said to have been so eager to share his discovery that he leapt out of his bathtub and ran naked through the streets of Syracuse.

[@toninica]

I was not talking about Archimedes and Eureka. I was talking about something else. The problem facing gardeners is pumping water to a higher level than agricultural land. That's what the video is about. We understand Archimedes' principle that this happens in the vacuum chamber. Da Vinci made this type of pump but also other types that, in their time, were used to pump water from the Nile. Now I ask you: how do we apply Pascal's law combined with the discovery of Archimedes, to pump water without consuming energy. VOLUME AND PRESSURE !!! Let's see you!

[@edgarcordova4534]

@@toninica this is not about pumping water to a higher level. this setup would certainly not work.

[@horstbaldur7324]

Truco, a tendência é a agua do galão voltar para o poço porque o empurro da água dentro da mangueira é muito maior

[@billjones5178]

@@edgarcordova4534 I would say this set up did pump water to a higher level! The original water level was far below in the well , down deep , it was raised many feet to above surface of ground, want it higher? Collect water in large surface tank , put another free lift pump on your house roof (or nearby tower) and vacuum pump the second time to greater height. Why? Pump is cheap to make, and requires no electricity to be available, and can run continuous if desired!

[@alejandroalberto5651]

Wow Ang ganda SA ginawa mo Sir,walang maintenance SA fuel at Saka electricity

[@gitaarmanad3048]

This means free energy as well, doesn't it? Because it is possible to use the water stream to drive a wheel.

[@matsonic256]

hahahah

[@KARUDYTV]

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[@rosedaisy3602]

You have to look at it as 2 components 1. A syphon on the inlet side. Syphon has a higher head upstream than down stream. Upstream head is atmospheric head at 10.33 mH2O Even though the inlet point on the drum is placed higher than the surface water level in the river the pressure head at this point is lower than 10.33 mH2O. Resulting water flowing from river into the drum 2. Normal water flow from high water level to low water level at the outlet side. This possible because the head on the outlet is greater than atmospheric pressure 10.33 mH2O. Although the pressure in the drum is less than 10.33 mH2O the available head in the drum plus the vertical height of the water level in the drum is greater than 10.33 mH20. So water is flowing from the drum to the outlet. An air relief pipe is necessary to prevent air running into the drum. The total pressure at the outlet = static head + velocity head

[@sciencefreak9070]

If the outlet is higher than the water level in the water reservoir this can't work. It is not possible to lift water to a higher level without an input of external energy. The idea, that a vacuum could pull up the water, is false. An increasing vacuum would first stop the flow at the outlet before it would be strong enough to pull up water from a lower level. Since the height of the water column at the input side is bigger than the height of the water column at the output side. Of course, if the outlet is lower than the water level in the water reservoir it can work. In this case it is a normal siphon and no drum is needed. It is sufficient to prefill the pipes with water.

[@C3Rl3]

@@sciencefreak9070 are you saying the video is fake?

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@C3Rl3 The video gives the impression that the outlet of the water is higher up than the water level in the well, but it is difficult to judge this exactly. If the outlet is indeed higher, then this video is a fake. Water can not flow to a higher place without an external input of energy.

[@shanemahabirsingh7215]

@@sciencefreak9070 even if the video is fake your theory that the siphon effect works only due to atmospheric pressure, being higher on one end, is false. Siphons work in a vacuum with zero atmospheric pressure. There is an imbalance of pressure causing this to happen but the question is what is causing it. If it's fake it's very good fake

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@shanemahabirsingh7215 With a normal siphon water flows upwards and then downwards, but the height of the upwards flow must be smaller than the height of the downwards flow. You find plenty of informations about siphon in the internet and all of them confirm this. No vacuum is needed, just a hose or pipe prefilled with water. It is rather obvious that this only works with an outlet lower than the level of the water source. To lift water or any other object higher up needs an input of energy. Everything else would violate best assured laws of physics.

[@filmonsulli2116]

Ini baru betul. Soalnya paman saya pernah buat juga dikebun sayurnya sampai banyak orang tidak percaya kalau air itu bisa naik tanpa sedotan mesin. Aku sudah tau kayak ginian dari kecil

[@joseelverolvinar8609]

Has the same pipe to the inner and outer sir???

[@youtubechaine5541]

Bonjour, Le système est bien. aussi, je voudrais savoir jusqu'à quel profondeur du Pui, il peut être installé voir (20 mètres) jusqu'à (X mètres)?

[@aslanbalik952]

plus c'est profond et plus le reservoir doit etre grand c'est un ration a multiplier par raport aux volume d'eau qui remonte exemple avec un tuyaux de 80mm sur juste 150cm il faudrait une force enorme lequivalent de 1000litre en reservoir et multiplier par 10 chaque metre ... alor que juste un diametre d'un tuyau darrosage demande moins de force mais aussi moin de debit en ce qui me concerne jai realisé avec beaucoup de calcule un debit sufisant pour une irrigation de goute a goute 24h24 tout l'ete mais avec plusieurs echec et tentative il et imperatif que le conduit reste etanche c'est tres importent

[@darkenergy361]

Brilliant for someone who had a slow producing water wellThis is the solution pump the water up slowly into a larger holding tank

[@หกสี่เอี่ยว11-ฅ2ม]

เป็นไปไม่ได้ น่าจะมีคนดำน้ำรออยู่ข้างล่าง โดยการเอาปลายท่อ ยาง ที่อยู่ด้านล่างเสียบเข้ากับปลายท่อแป๊บสีน้ำเงิน ที่ต่อออกมาจากปั้ม เมื่อปั้มไม่ทำงาน น้ำที่อยู่ในถังเหล็กก็จะไหลย้อนกลับลงไปตามท่อ ปลายท่อถูกถอดเซ็ควาวออกไปแล้ว เพื่อต่อกับท่อ ยาง เมี่อท่อสองต่อเข้าด้วยกัน น้ำก็จะไหลตามท่อยางขึ้นข้างบนอีกครั้ง ออกไปยังถังสีขาวที่สร้างขื้นมา เพราะถังเหล็ก สูงกว่าถังขาว เมื่อน้ำในถังเหล็กหมด น้ำก็จะหยุดไหล สรุปก็กาลักน้ำดีๆนี้เอง แค่คิดเล่นๆนะครับ

[@purushothamadv1394]

Fake.

[@barrymeyer2805]

Wow what an 💡. Have like 4 of these hidden you could create a water fall with a small Reservoir. Looks like this idea would work for this 💡 also

[@kalingsiram3642]

Sir, what is the capacity of the suction pipe in length, or what should b the maximum lenth of the pipe of suction and delivery,,,,,,,???

[@joeGuizan]

Wow... In the outlet can you turn off and on and still get water flowing by gravity pull?🎉🎉🎉

[@gertrudes9500]

I will use this for our swimming pool pump

[@wkashyap745]

Water output will be more than input and after some minutes the drum level will become 0 and the process will halt . U need to fill the drum again by your own and than again say free energy 😂

[@ashokleyland8373]

nop the amount of the output is the same as in input

[@merts.1127]

Thank you for this tech. 🙏 it's very useful and no need electric.

[@edgarcordova4534]

this is a fake video

[@merts.1127]

@@edgarcordova4534 We get excited without testing such mechanisms. Most likely, you are right.

[@marceljohnkimaty4986]

@@edgarcordova4534 why?

[@sciencefreak9070]

@@marceljohnkimaty4986 Because it needs energy to lift water to a higher place. But as this is presented there is no input of energy. Which doesn't mean there is none, but it is well hidden.