Gaining Green Gas out of Trash! / Make Free Fuel!

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[@thadoge8242]

You Guys Will Survive The Ending Of the World

[@Tautolonaut]

...possibly after causing it :)

[@HexBread]

They already are. Have you seen where they live?

[@hasanfoyejul5500]

@@Tautolonaut lol. thanks

[@alexderpyracc4053]

@@HexBread yes Ukraine

[@jadoggoman7120]

Heeeeey nice pfp

[@leszekbaron3206]

2 Ukrainian dudes make Chernobyl-2 in their garden. 2019

[@hassanila]

The gas is only 3.6 times more flammable, not great not terrible

[@AsimovBR]

@@hassanila LOL

[@agustinusreynaldi7101]

But there is no GRAPHITES.

[@OMEGANiru]

😂

[@gulzaarbains7908]

Chernobyl 2 electric boogaloo

[@iseeolly9959]

Wow, what a pity people throw rubbish in the river!....at least you chaps are making fuel and cleaning the river up.

[@kirkc9643]

Yeah great idea, lets burn wood and plastic instead.

[@spyj1900]

I believe wood gas fuel is efficient enough to say its eco friendlier than gasoline.

[@iseeolly9959]

@@spyj1900 Could be, I think we need to coppice more trees as new wood and growth captures more CO2....so while you aren't actually reducing it you are providing a balance.

[@Gkokkinakis2]

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[@Gkokkinakis2]

@@spyj1900 we are destroying the planet weeee

[@bobderbraumeister6919]

Leaked footage of Gazprom production facilities.

[@techtheguy5180]

Ah...🤣🤣

[@snowdaysrule]

The orange refrigerant tank has a one way valve that prevents refilling. It's located directly beneath the green handle aka petcock. If you take a dremel or angle grinder and remove a small bit of metal around the petcock you can actually unscrew it from the tank, remove the check valve, and reinstall the petcock. Then the tank can be refilled.

[@volvo09]

I have a few of those, gotta check that out. Thanks!

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

@Muh boi yes

[@obscureironwork2511]

@Muh boi you're clearly someone that has no idea of anything mechanical, your comment sounds like something a teenager would say. Maybe just play your Xbox and play with your dolls in future.

[@subtopewdiepie4028]

@@obscureironwork2511 dude I think he just made a stupid joke

[@sebbes333]

4:45 LOL, the pipes are plugged with fruits :D

[@leosmi1]

Lmao

[@retropcs88]

Thats plastic

[@Blue-bf8lv]

Retro PCs that's clearly an apple

[@dimyttt1780]

GAHAHAHAH OMGGG

[@craychie2821]

i just love how happy spirited they are :')

[@goku445]

Yes! They are more happy than most people richer than them.

[@AtlasReburdened]

You should try running a generator off of it so you can vharge your E-bikes.

[@mrbanana7167]

Inefficient

[@AtlasReburdened]

@@mrbanana7167 lol, maybe if you assess the effeciency of an impractical and isolated subsection of the system, but if you pay attenion you'll notice that the fuel is free, so the entiretly of the system assessed from the scope of the user, it's not onpy wildly efficient, it's over unity. Put in maybe 100 Kcal of work, get out kilowatt-hours of work, so any individual component or interfaces efficiency is beyond irrelevant. Besides that, any efficiency losses at the head, rectification, conditioning, and in batt losses pales in comparison to how much more efficiently an ebike can accelerate a human than a moped.

[@protheon]

+1

[@RC-nq7mg]

Inefficient. By running a generator to charge batteries you are compounding efficiencies and wasting vast amounts of power. Buring the wood to create the gas is a loss in power, running the compressor to fill the tank is an inefficient, but these steps are necessary. next burn the gas in an internal combustion engine which are notoriously inefficient. If you go the generator route then you add inefficiencies in the electromotive of spinning the alternator or dynamo to make electricity, then losses in the charger/power supply to charge the battery, losses in the battery chemistry itself during charging and discharging, and losses in any of the speed control circuitry of the ebike. Just burn it in the scooter engine, far more efficient.

[@RC-nq7mg]

​@Multorum Unum Yeah thats because he doesnt understand compounded inefficiencies. The e-bike might be more efficient at acceleration using its direct fuel source (battery) that fact ignores the incredible losses compounded by the cascading inefficiencies. The engine on the generator used to charge the batter alone is maybe 30% efficient.

[@tomatoplot]

Very cool! Next you should make a wood gasifier! There are people running trucks on such devices!

[@pauljs75]

Wouldn't that just be using the same thing they have now, but putting wood in instead? But it shows you could use plastic as well. (My guess is they're likely running the motor on some form of ethylene gas when breaking up the plastic.)

[@ShubhamBhushanCC]

I love the smell of carcinogens in the morning

[@kirkc9643]

You mean the methane, acetaldehyde, ethylene, formaldehyde, methanol, acetone, benzene, terephthalic acid, styrene (ethenylbenzene), ethanol, toluene (methylbenzene), xylene (dimethylbenzene), ethylbenzene, naphthalene, biphenyl and phenol...or the carcinogens from burning the wood?

[@BJID]

Lol, i've been working in a soldering job recently for a couple of years and those lead fumes always entering my lungs not to mention I'm a heavy smoker. Talk about dumb ways to die huh 😂

[@hasanfoyejul5500]

@@BJID be safe quit smoking

[@BJID]

@@hasanfoyejul5500 can't unless I'm fasting and locked up in my room alone. :(

[@hasanfoyejul5500]

@@BJID nothing is impossible dear !! at least try. thanks

[@eternia-reginleif]

"It is going to explode?" Most common last word ever 😂😂

[@SeeFreeTV]

It's been a while since i watched your channel. I can't believe all three of you are still alive, especially the guinea pig one.

[@DEVINdevdev]

guinea pig one😂😂😂😂

[@Tomas-ml9nv]

Rip their lungs

[@AtlasReburdened]

Hdpe has the same combustion products as wood. It's one of the few plastics that's safe to burn.

[@katodisadeputki5695]

@@AtlasReburdened Bottles are usually made of polyethylene terephthalate, a type of polyester.

[@kirkc9643]

@@AtlasReburdened I'd be surprised if that is the case but those bottles are PET (polyethylene terephthalate) not HDPE...and the combustion byproducts are way worse than wood. Not to mention the fact that they are also burning wood. This process makes an old inefficient gasoline engine seem environmentally friendly. www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00268970802077876

[@kirkc9643]

*Our lungs. We all breathe the same air :-/

[@theterribleanimator1793]

@@kirkc9643 well, granted, the formation of the coumponds cited are burnable, a proper rig ( as in, not built by some slavs with rust covered iron and some scabby welds ), they wouldnt be a problem as they combust to co2 and c.

[@MasterChiefYT]

This video is so cool! I have always wondered why the world doesn't make fuel out of trash. Look where the ocean is at now. People make me sick, You my friends, have made a massive achievement!

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

7:54 tf does backyard scientist doing here

[@JoeMama-jf3zd]

Why does this not have 10K likes

[@eduardoherrera4894]

i would hang with this guy all day everyday so creative and dangerous yeah love it

[@blackbird_actual]

7:35 "Police raid a local moonshine still, taking the trio of liquor lovers by suprise - May 7, 1928(Colorized 2019)

[@rox.h6601]

In sweden you can get 1 swedish krona for putting those plastic bottles in a machine

[@protestagain]

2 kroner in Norway, but there is still many types what goes right to the trash.

[@ales_xy]

In Czech Republic we put them in special (yellow) trash containers for a good conscience.

[@dirkdiggler1242]

20 cents here in New Russia

[@Kasimeran]

25 cent in germany, depending on the size

[@Doppelbuckel]

@@Kasimeran Not depending on the size, but on the type of bottle. Single-use plastic bottle and alu cans are 25 cents, reusable plastic bottles are 15 cents and beer glass bottles are 8 cents.

[@holyravioli5795]

lung cancer level 100

[@nvmyutube]

another great video showcasing what you can do for next to nothing. awesome !

[@FreedomAddicted]

Thank you for this video. Totally satisfying.

[@Vimse1973]

Always so fun to watch you xperiment with anything you can make work. Thank you for another perfect entertaining video.

[@iamatardis]

Love your work fellas! Big ups from Australia! Peace :)

[@UA232DennyFitch]

G'day mate!

[@georgeloyie7456]

You guys are great and you got a lot of good brains power between you all. The humor is genuinely good and very intelligent and I honestly wish I had some fine friends just like you all! Keep up the good and imaginative work and stay safe. From your friend George in Alberta Canada. PS, you're all welcome to come and stay here if you ever visit Canada, I mean that! I live in the Rocky Mountains of southwest Alberta.

[@bryce9186]

You guys are so knowledgeable awesome experiments guys

[@sayhello2pedro]

In Australia we pay to have our bottles recycled...then it’s shipped to China or Malaysia where it’s dumped not recycled.

[@hi-fidude6670]

They could make a fortune of burning those bottles like these guys

[@MetalusCinder]

The new VR Rust update looks so realistic.

[@morrisputman8592]

I want this vid so long and you guys dit it thanks👍

[@littleredhen3354]

I love this💖 You guys are awesome👍

[@MarcoS-eg6uj]

i respect that work, greetings from germany!

[@paul0gb]

You guys are awesome love your vids...Greetings from the UK!

[@bispingufconeeyefightingma6916]

We need more guyz like you in my country Scotland bro keep the great videos up they are really good interesting like the ones you sort out a Stalkers Flat be great to see more like that keep your great videos coming great work guyz be proud of your knowledge and experience that your sharing with us all is great

[@tttopcattt]

These guys are incredible!

[@nic5779]

an awesome example of Pyrolysis, love it great work guys!

[@Tadeoska]

love all your videos, greetings from Wallmapu (ngulumapu, chile)

[@namrudgirma8147]

Best KZbin channel so far on Experimental Science.

[@melissacoleman9633]

We love you guys here in the states! Should come here and hang with us for a week or 2 and bring your battery powered bikes. Would be fun. Anyway keep up the good work. All the best from Your friends in Louisville Kentucky!

[@hugokillian-dawson591]

Love you guys

[@jadoggoman7120]

When you eat Taco Bell 8:04

[@dygmore]

Great! I love your videos! :)

[@Galm_1]

These guys are awsome.

[@katodisadeputki5695]

And how healthy are these thermal decomposition products of PET? Not probably very healthy! There is also good reason for the one way valve on these tanks. They prevent air going inside. Air and fuel on same tank equals bomb.

[@ACplanet]

how would you make sure its empty of oxygen when filling?

[@dash8brj]

haha well done fella's - and the revs on that scooter - insane :)

[@backpackertrip5709]

*I liked the piano* !

[@sourav9153]

You guys are awesome...

[@klausb.7505]

Well Done Dudes! This is going to change world!!!!

[@tatsuhirofujiwara7029]

this is very awesome!

[@nico7654321]

Again the guys from Kreosan have saved the 🌎. Zero waste, even candles were made out of the remains

[@TobiasKornmayer]

Awesome, Kreosan! Maybe try making Diesel next?

[@additivealex4566]

i love this channel

[@joshseaganlocalboy5445]

my new youtube heros honestly wow

[@eone2345]

Your video is so inspiring. It might change something

[@kirkc9643]

Yeah...like the level of CO2 and carcinogens in the air we breathe.

[@BadGaming101]

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO

[@JIMKERRY7]

Great video kreosan

[@AntonSlavik]

I'm writing down everything I learn from this channel, so when the apocalypse comes I can become king of my town

[@jagermantis]

We did it boys we solved the plastic waste problem

[@williamwetzel7463]

My Friend, you are amazing.

[@ProlificInvention]

In Michigan, USA you get 10¢ in American money for each plastic drink bottle/aluminum can- 1/10th of a Dollar!

[@MrZer000]

Are you sure its not 2/10th of a Dollar?

[@Kartoffelliebhaber]

Thats awesome!

[@neksodebe]

This will change the world!

[@grofdespot]

That MYAHH at 9:01

[@shawnsaunders8741]

I love you guys

[@steffankaizer]

i love how they can just do this and noone can tell them no

[@homelessEh]

gotta say this is such a nice Crazy simple way to get gas out of Pure pollution!!! its win win win from what im seeing here just need more safety

[@76Jeffblack]

Amazing you guys are so cool

[@mare6660]

I make the gas machine and it works very well. Thanks for idea👍👍👍

[@dzidek0879]

Amazing!

[@RUS_US]

Can you use this gaz to heat the oven with trash? Так чтобы замкнуть цикл? Чтобы печка сама для себя топливо делала из мусора?

[@Starfire-nv3nk]

Pretty amazing considering your transforming plastic into usable gas and its better than just burning it

[@drewgehringer7813]

"mmm, fire!"

[@jamazonnewyork3221]

greatness

[@kristarichards5913]

the gas created from burned or cooked plastic must have been synthesis gas and if it was cooked batter with more componits you would be able to turn synthesis gas into pertrolum.

[@richardsandwell2285]

Awesome!

[@giovannipelissero1886]

You did it, plastic pollution is no more. Great video btw, love your channel 😆😉

[@byte7645]

it'll still generate co2 and quite hard to make the gas cause u need alot of heat so idk

[@investingthelike111]

love the english commentary

[@hellohun7331]

How do you mix oil into that two stroke? Auto injection.

[@johniccia6175]

Good luck getting them bottles out after your done

[@hyrumjohansson9904]

people buying fuel from a gas station: KREOSAN: hold my kompot and gastank

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Here in Detroit Michigan USA a carbonated beverage bottle is worth 10 cents 10 bottles makes $1USD great Channel guys my kids love your projects 👍👍👍

[@evel2706]

In Germany you get 25ct Euro per bottle and can

[@fredlllll]

bottles in germany are recycled. the plastic gets cleaned and stored in the form of pelets. those can then be reused for new bottles or other products

[@daydreamingpebble5339]

Bravo!

[@May_Flower3]

Are you putting the gas to engine through the air filter?

[@scratchdog2216]

Beautiful pears at 3:15

[@orionti6215]

Nice one :D GJ!

[@DiyEcoProjects]

Cool so this is like "wood gas" burners, but with plastic bottles. Interesting guys. Have a go at making a motor bike run on wood gas at some point please. That would be awesome :)

[@raisethecolours]

Are you using a propane valve before the carburator? Or is it a one way valve?

[@mudfossiluniversity]

You are the Awesomest.

[@ericmongrain6178]

HELL YES !!!! Great way to stick it to the man !!! You guy's make MacGyver look like he ain't shit !!!!

[@shreeshbajpai3794]

Can seone please explain the chemistry behind this? Especially the side products.... Thanks...

[@ExplorewithSvetlin]

The greenest solution I have ever seen.

[@rwet1631]

Holy moly

[@commandroid9336]

what this alcohol machine is actually called?

[@techvideosgamestechs5823]

My Feverate chanel in the world

[@keymaster2108]

You are the best.

[@sounddoctoraloi7837]

Hey guys if you want to fill up a freon tank you need to drill a hole in the tank en solder a fitting in it

[@engineeringentropy8965]

Nice video!

[@mokacat1595]

1:53 mmm fire

[@dylanbond9162]

yes!

[@Subway1427]

Nice job you guys. See if you can find a small car that can run on this fuel, build the car with an onboard retort and burner maybe. Or have it set up in a small trailer towed behind the vehicle. And do a cross country video. See how far across country you can get. Using generous donations of trash from people you encounter along the way. This could be an EPIC alternative energy challenge. If anyone can do it, you guys can