MICROWAVE VACUUM Plastic to FUEL Machine

[@Jackson_Zheng]

Since you have it under vacuum, you don't need to have the door at the front be locked tight. If you allow it to be sealed with a silicone gasket or something when it's at negative pressure, then you'll minimise the chance of an explosion if there's a leak since the door will just blow off from the positive pressure. I have to say, a few months ago when I saw it for the first time, I highly doubt it was gonna work. It just didn't seem like it would be sustainable, but since your video about running it off it's own natural gas vapours, I think you might just have a shot. Also, the reason why you have oil collecting at the recovery pump might be because the condensing pipe diameter is too wide, so even though the walls are cool, the majority of the vapours can still travel through without being condensed. You might want to look into having a smaller diameter condenser column with spiral pipes like the small scale pyrex ones.

[@protheon]

The suction doors acting as a pressure relief in case of explosion is a genius move

[@spray_cheese]

Great suggestion. Hope he sees this and implements it. As well as the automatic system he suggested in the video. I wish this man the most safety in this project! And that suggestion is huge Also, the explanation on the condenser makes a lot of sense. I have no knowledge or experience in this topic. My knowledge extends to binging NileRed lol. But with any sort of knowledge I do have. I have no way to refute that. And also think he should give it a shot!

[@Moccalocca100]

Crazy asians

[@TheGreatAwakenings]

@Jackson_Zheng do you have a way to reach out to you? Facebook, email, Instagram?

[@garrendannish9722]

Home he sees this comment and gives it a try even if it doesn’t work right away it is definitely the safer option even if it doesn’t work right off the bat

[@willieroberts7494]

Someone share this to Joe Rogan please. Common internet do your thing. This guy needs protection, funding, and a solid team behind him. I know that Joe would open the right doors for him.

[@DreamInProgess]

Yes and Greta Thunberg too.

[@kaidenbrooks7480]

IMMEDIATELY

[@aznbrillianze]

joe would turn him straight into the free ms, cmon bro joe is a free m he is not on the right side.

[@willieroberts7494]

@@aznbrillianzepoint missed

[@mattgaming8717]

Yes!!! Joe where you at!

[@SpadeAce]

This kid is the product of good parents who allow creativity rather than restrict it. 👍 they should be very proud not just of their son but of themselves.

[@abrahamsorby8193]

15:00 more distance between your vapor collection and liquid collection points would help with the vapor condensation in your liquid collection chambers

[@abrahamsorby8193]

This guy...revolutionizes old tech, uses a dozen key faubs to control his machine. Somebody give this guy a control board and computer for his wireless switches.

[@brianr8581]

You should be making plenty of natural gas to run a generator large enough to power your reactor. We'll done lad well done!

[@arglebargle42]

Really love your passion man, I think you are on the right track here. Turning trash into gas is kind of the modern day lead into gold. That reactor is literally the most magnificent backyard project I have ever seen. Thank you for detailing all of the systems you have built. That key fob system is a great safety and convenience feature. Do you think that once you perfect this reactor that they could be viable as a homestead or off-grid solution?

[@alex4alexn]

Thank you Jack Moore, you are the man! Thank you for helping out this project, we are invested to see him succeed, thanks again Jack!

[@matt.lehodey]

Mate you are a genius I hope someone sees this and gets you the resources you need to make the most of your huge potential

[@c.mcdermo]

Finally, a youtuber thats doing it like the OGs 10 years ago ❤

[@hgbugalou]

No crap. Everything on here is just a copy of someone else's idea that was done a millions times already or trying to sell you components/tools to do something. A few channels do the latter right, but it is very few.

[@Ishan215]

Bro really stay safe and have an eye nearby you 👍🏻🙂

[@josiahstanley9291]

Can you put it on a trailer and make it run self contained? I've had this idea about cleaning up rural american yard with a gasification generator. You sit have the cleanest looking unit I've seen. My hope is that the self contained trailer could be rented maybe tied to the energy grid for credits or w/e. The home owner can shred stuff, burn stuff then get good by products like the carbon and energy from a on board running a generator. Maybe even on the trailer has holding tanks for each resource and the business can deduct money from their bill if they decide to not use the fuel or carbon by weight of course lol. Win win for everyone. I know America is full of littered front and back yards all just waiting to be bought up because why else is the home owner hoarding stuff that stuff? They'll have to pay for it to be removed some how why not possibly get something from it like energy or gardening fill? I love your ideas man. Keep at it!

[@matthewtovar9257]

This man is a goat been watching and I will always support just do me me one favor and don’t turn corrupt don’t let them fool you into riches help humanity like we helped you

[@blkraden2]

Just commenting to make his video higher on the algorithm. Keep up the great work!

[@Precisionist_Antifier]

Bro went from a pressure cooker to a fucking gigantic oil machine

[@nathanielanderson8753]

Please keep going!

[@zachary5106]

This is game changer 👏🏻 keep doing what your doing & stay safe, can’t afford someone like you to go to soon !!

[@simfire687]

Been following this project a while this is going awesome great job man

[@JavaFoxholery]

Dude...this is awesome. Why has this channel not been recommended to me before? I love this backyard science stuff. Everyone, reach out and get this guy some subs/money!

[@Travis_661]

I'm glad I found your channel! This is awesome

[@marshythemarshtomp]

Remember: This guy is perfectly healthy, and mentally well.

[@TheLoKoProductions]

He's perfectly mental 😂

[@the-Bhawk7]

Interesting told my kids to watch you, like the enthusiasm and hustle, keep grinding!

[@terrancel1786]

Congratulations young man you have achieved your goal.

[@samuelpharoah9396]

This man has entered a dangerous realm.. I pray for his safety. Ur work is very important bro. Good luck

[@prathameshgiradkar6948]

Bro I have a suggestion for you , After generating electricity you must store the energy first in batteries and then enhance its power by using capacitor and then supplying it to microwave process. This will help in generating constant and high microwave energy .

[@brianr8581]

Congratulations sir! You have done so much great work!

[@Arthurknight.4]

Perfect exactly what I said 1 months ago. Excellent work my friend

[@GDS101]

Interesting project! Maybe you can "open" the front lid while under vacuum, so it pops open in case of leak? The vacuum should hold it in place, no? That would however mean you can't use the nitrogen ofc. Or you could add some one way valves maybe.

[@georgwagner4438]

Awesome stuff! I think its time for some software on a raspberry pi or w/e to automate and monitor some stuff. Maybe some oxygen sensors exist that can resist the harsh conditions in that machine? That would be awesome for an emergency fail-safe. (With automated valves for the nitrogen and so on..)

[@KoalaT98]

I think the section below the shotgun condenser should be slightly tilted where the gas line is on the uphill side so oils condensing drain away from the gas line

[@lancegouvan1653]

You can get a machine used for making tinctures as your chiller or you can get an old deep freezer and make your own put lines in it and then fill it up with water and turn it on easy cheap way to get around it

[@skroz1]

What gasket material are you using for your TC fittings? EPDM caps out at about 150C, so if you're using the black rubber gaskets you might take a look at PTFE options. I worry about the seal material in the butterfly valves and sight glasses, too. Temperature and chemical resistance could be an issue. Amazing work and stay safe!

[@papi-p4285]

Man, this is what we in the 1700s would call a tinkerer… or a wizard

[@Arcticpagan]

on that elbow comming of ad a higher riser with a last couple condensers might help with the oil going to the vacuum pump

[@gusui205]

這個其實是早就有的技術 只是很少有人。把它拿來專門研究 並做成大型工業設備。 所以我希望你加油，繼續保持。 未來十幾年間，一定會有人用得到你的設備的 。你是發明家 加油💪 保持夢想

[@calesthanics]

Ig he might make it more affordable and will help the world.

[@SpadeAce]

Oh no, his machine is about to be on alibaba 😢

[@rem_0]

Keep it going man you're doing great job!

[@CZpersi]

I would be interested to see some energy calculations. Is it worth it? Can you get more energy in the form of oils in comparison to the amount of energy consumed on heating and pumping?

[@steffankaizer]

just from the size of flame he should be able to run a generator from the "syngas" alone to power almost everything except all of the magnetrons at the same time. you can look up the energy consumption of all his equipment if you really have the determination. then find a generator with that energy output and see if someone is running it on woodgas or propane. if the size of flame is the same it should be possible. keep in mind this isnt over unity, the power comes out of the plastic waste of which there is a virtually infinite amount.

[@SSLDick]

I believe the system creates natural gas as a byproduct. With that, maybe he would be able to run a generator large enough to power the system. Especially if he outfits a generator with the new thunderstorm setup. I could be wrong as this is only the first of his videos that I've watched.

[@SSLDick]

Man your doing something awesome. Keep it up brother. Also, don't think they won't notice you and snuff you out man. Please keep your head on a swivel. Stay safe man.

[@kristijan472]

You should look at a powder transfer system for the inlet

[@andrasbradacs6016]

Well this is impressive. But. Could you calculate an input/output energy consumption?

[@LipunTudu-ti2xj]

Amazing brooo, i love your work ❤❤

[@bouncypeople8749]

Serious question, how do you deal with the weather conditions? Do you just put a big poncho over things or?

[@Sumpydumpert]

If ur interested in theoretical physics there is a dope video titled unveiling the field the invisible forces shaping our universe by Linlin sorry

[@nighatsultana9621]

How is the energy consumption and how are we looking on industrial use case?

[@joneblaze82]

Maybe some plexiglass safety boxes to set tanks inside when filling as safety measure perhaps and some thermocouplers for monitoring internals to better understand inside envoronment to prevent damage again or processing stage to ensure completion to carbon is cycled and also a interupt circuit arduino is a good idea. A internal cam woukd be cool dueing the processing show molten plastic bouling in a window maybe idk but seeing would be nice. Aloha from maui keep it going ma man. And checl mrtesalonian channel he got alot of good stuff to learn from.

[@ChrisDay-sx4lv]

plexiglass? your gonna need a concrete bunker...

[@callanauger]

To increase efficiency, would you consider connecting a fractioning column directly to the reactor?

[@deltaradiation]

what's the ratio of crude oil to syn/natural gas produced? i'm really curious to see how viable and efficient running the reactor off of its own gas would be. also, how much plastic can the reactor hold? is there a limit smaller than the volume where it won't work anymore?

[@mynameisnotcory]

Damn this is a legit gas o line brewing setup!

[@qkasriel]

Is this energy positive? Like can you actually get more power from the fuel you get than the power that was spent on transforming plastic?

[@jonas73862]

Stay safe. Your setup is good, but I'd suggest improving safety as good as u can

[@nvnrmchl]

Also I haven’t studied petrochem, but there def has to be some catalysts you could use to favor the products

[@nvnrmchl]

Nvm I watched your first vid, good catalyst picks

[@PuffalosFinest]

Listen, I don’t understand anything he is saying but for some reason I can not stop watching

[@ep8310]

Would you have any use for some old Edwards RV3 vacuum pumps?

[@ericbast5569]

Are you getting a good enough yield to make this profitable if not what do you have to do to make this process profitable does it have to be expanded or ?…it sounds great unless you're spending more on electricity than the gas you're getting if you are is there a way to make this Soler?

[@shariefrico6244]

Plz guys this guy is more intelligent then most people in life can we plz get him funding and a team backing him he will change this world for the best

[@EddieTheH]

Still asking what exactly are your reaction products, how have you analyzed them and what are you doing to ensure the safety of those around your pollution factory?

[@anotherguy9402]

You need to work on your marketing because 10k views per video isn't nearly enough for what your doing. Great work keep it up 💪

[@postbox6724]

Use bolts that will pop before the whole Shabam blows itself to pieces or no bolts since it's under vacuum

[@Bikeconstructeur]

I feel like this is at the point where it needs central computer control. I don't know what I would trust for it, probably not an arduino, but it doesn't have to be complicated. As the system is under vacuum, I wonder if it would increase the safety to have that end access door kept closed with some weak bolts. That way if you had a gasket fail, and the pressure reverses, the bolts will fail before the whole chamber does. Just a thought, maybe I'm not seeing the whole picture..

[@PAPOTE47]

Hey love watching the progress made but do you have a tent to cover this machine? Like if and when the weather gets rough and to also cover it from anybody being malicious and trying to sabotage it I mean u never know N maybe think of getting a camera so u get an alert if anyone is in the tent by the machine but yeah I love what your doing bro super impressive but it feels weird ur so out in the open idk I could jus be paranoid

[@HerbNerd32]

Wondering how you keep all this from the rain lol. You must have plenty of tarps. Would be nice for you to be able to get you a building or something to work out of. Would need property space also I believe.

[@chichcode23]

But the thing is that: is he winning any fuel? like what electricty he is spending to transform the plastic into fuel don't forget that electricity comes indirectly from fuel So if he is theoreticaly creating =>1L of plastic fuel but he is spending let's say 5L so he is not really creating any fuel sure the plastic is used but what is he winning. It's a really interesting thing to think to scale this project to large scale. But keep up the good work 👍👍👍

[@kristoskalemanis]

20% I think. That would be huge as most recycling done is net negative with subsidized funding or increased sales costs.. Any net positive recycling is kinda unheard of. Recycling is mostly a scam. So this kids on to something.

[@yellow-t5c]

Bro is so underrated ❤

[@jaleman19881]

Love this!

[@lancegouvan1653]

Are you used my idea about the auger design interior auger almost like a pellet stove

[@christopherfisher7824]

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[@biogarten427]

Seeing stuff like this makes me think someday there is just gonna be that one guy in his backyard creating blackholes from the sun or some stuff

[@NastyStacks]

I love mad scientist, your awesome keep creating

[@1061shot]

looks good ,just think safety,,wear safety gear and have fire extinguishers on the ready,maybe a saftey barrier and rain protection...props

[@arandjeljovicic5031]

I think its much safer that you just weld around the gasket and microwave, soo even if gasket fails it wont suck in more oxygen. Simple mechanical solution but at cost it will be more complex to change it later.

[@mortalyoda1758]

Keep up the work man you one smart man

[@nightmarestar1x]

Ur a hero bro

[@SuperT44]

As a scientist it's unfortunate when things go wrong, but the silver lining is that it gives you an opportunity to test your "Oh Shit" Procedure. Definitely retain some oil from the run with Nitrogen and maybe the next 2 runs for when you get to lab analysis to evaluate the effects of an emergency stop on fuel properties and subsequent runs.

[@F.ckbidenintheassplz]

Ummm, given he's a bit you know, I think it's all bs anyway. He's gunna get hurt for sure

[@Smoking_cat11]

​@Minienthusiast, you are really a fool. You do know some of humans' greatest invention takes more risk than what he's doing, but it's brave men like him who take those first steps

[@eddie4249]

​@@F.ckbidenintheassplzcan you explain for a simpleton? Seems fishy

[@Leupy]

Do you turn the gas to its byproducts?

[@itsmers]

You Need to be on the Joe Rogan experience, or any podcast. maybe thoe von ?

[@nvnrmchl]

Hey good stuff, have you run any chromatography or analysis to determine which specific hydrocarbons you’re producing?

[@abrahamsorby8193]

How well would rubber do in your machine? Old tires for example.

[@sosai8406]

how much energy does it use vs produces??

[@demonthewolfmovieproductio6884]

And also a machine design such this way could theoretically even be used to convert wood into biofuels and such

[@JBroMCMXCI]

6:12 foreshadowing

[@TheMostDangerousWayPossible]

I gotta meet you someday dude wow.

[@the1q]

why do you use inHg and not the more standard mmHg? nothing against you just curious.

[@alexanderv.8961]

He simply needs to make an small modular nuclear reactor to power that amazing machine and it will be efficient. I know he can do it!

[@marcopolo4319]

couldn't you get one of those ballistic/blast shield and hide behind it when you control your machine in the event of an explosion at least you would be more protected

[@davidpatterson3879]

I am interested to know about scalability. 1. How much Plastic trash does it take to make a barrel of crude oil? 1a. How many pounds of propane gas And burnable carbon will it make At the same time? 2. How long will it take? 3. How much energy will the reactor use Per barrel? We already incinerate, old clothing. We already waste water and pollute Waterways with fast fashion clothing development. We already have huge refinery plants. Pointing blame at plastic reprocessing It’s not helpful. Learning the scalability and feasibility is.

[@valentingrigoruta625]

How about making a generator that uses the produced gas to generate electricity to power the machine?.

[@MarshinJr]

You should build multiple and give it to neighborhood, or farmers.

[@demonthewolfmovieproductio6884]

How to make a recommendation of using carbon dioxide instead of nitrogen because nitrogen when combined with oxygen forms nitrogen dioxide or nitrous

[@tariq9834]

Man haven’t posted in 5 days and I’m worried. Unusual pattern.

[@nafiaus]

you explain it so good I feel I can go make one of these bad boys 😂 I'd probably just end up cooking a big burrito though

[@metalniro1]

bro i can not imagine having that many electronics just outside. it's not just out side at night right?

[@Youdecideus]

How much gas can you het per lb of plastics arw you getting?

[@bentray1908]

What if you use gas to displace the air instead of vacuum?

[@anielsutherland2489]

I would like to get in touch with the inventor of this

[@F.ckbidenintheassplz]

U can't

[@mattgaming8717]

Amazing

[@ameridev]

don't let this man end up like the guy who made the water powered car

[@TottiRoblox]

This thing's name should be the MVP 😂

[@anthonyenriquez6309]

You’re incredible

[@--3D]

You're amazing!!

[@randomguy2210]

bet some people gonna say "oh no its UnEtHiCaL, only natural oil, everyone on bicycles" like they do with sinthetic meat (without realising that its the same wheter "natural" or not)

[@Red.Rabbit.Resistance]

have you considered how much energy you are spending to refine waste into oil? because a lot of tech has been abandoned because we dont have free energy. If recycling the plastic into fuel causes more pollution than the plastic, then its not really.. something we can benefit from until energy is free.