Carbon and Natural Gas made from Plastic Waste!

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I believe with the world wide crisis we are facing now, we require a world wide solution. And this is why I believe we need decentralized devices such as this Reactor. Think about it, even if there is just 1 reactor in every community, that will put a huge dent in plastic waste and pollution.
Due to this, I do not wish to make a singular specialized Reactor, once I master and complete this one, I want to make all different types, of all different scales and sizes.
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[@elijahcolley7557]

If you could make like a community post thing for ideas and comments and stuff like that it’d be cool, i’m sure a lot of people want to try to help if they can and even still, another opinion and more ideas couldn’t hurt, also i rlly like what ur doing, gonna be watching all your tiktok and youtube videos

[@michaelvankuijk2857]

Hell yeah was thinking about a group chat, or reddit or community something. For this specifically.

[@naturejab]

Join our discord! discord.gg/btpWZugS

[@elijahcolley7557]

@@naturejab Oh I had no idea you had one, thanks!

[@blopgfe1199]

@@naturejabnext day you said you killed yourself but we know it was the government

[@joeyork9891]

Lack of rust Lack of oxygen

[@mrhappyman7439]

i cant wait to see this improve overtime!

[@GrannyGarrett]

Copy these videos. Archive them. Save them. Keep them safe. Don't give up.

[@dizzious]

The use of magnetrons is pretty cool. I think the best thing you could do to help this project along is to send some samples of the liquid, gas, and solid products to a lab for analysis. Probably XRF on the solids and GCMS on the liquid and gas. Knowing exactly which chemicals you're producing will make it much easier to decide the best way to improve the process.

[@TomOlsen327mofo]

Bro, I love your content! My dad is a plastics manufacturer, so I’ve been around it very closely my entire life. This is so incredible!

[@SergiosGame]

Yo your passion for this is amazing never seen this, keep fighting for what you love!!! You have an incredible mind

[@herwew7476]

You came quite far since your first reactor. With your dedicaton, success is only a matter of time!

[@jackelewish1568]

I just found your channel through a short being recommended to me. I just subscribed to follow the wild stuff youre designing and what youre up to. Cheers!

[@fieryhenry9941]

Wishing you well bro ❤

[@DifR42483]

Everyone protect this man 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@MartianOrion]

Nobody is going to come after him. This isn't new technology. Calm tf down.

[@EddieTheH]

​@@MartianOrion The EPA might come after him, given the pollution he's producing.

[@juaqipaphoon563]

This some Nikola Tesla type shit.

[@Michael-x8b3k]

Like i just watched one of his vids from 2 years ago this is crazy🎉

[@Calm_G]

No it's not I encourage you to do your own research and find out what's really going on. Or you know just be tool and believe the guy in a Sunday suit and using dishwashing gloves to handle harmful chemicals

[@redeyejedi840]

I LOVE the work! With the screws bending, a possible fix "although not sure if possible" make a spinning inner drum thats at a slight angle with stationary screws welded to the side. Not sure if possible but would definitely make it to where ifn a malfunction of sorts did occur it wouldn't be as rough of a blow

[@TheHenmistro]

Hey, might be a good idea to add a support beam spanning the inner length of the tube. Your blades can be attached to this for support and added rigidity. Have it run untill the opening and add a socket on the door to support the weight on that side :) it will allow you better translation of force and for it to remain uniform down the barrel, also will allow you a larger range of modifications in the future. Hope I explained that well and best of luck:)

[@xandergreer]

when will you get to refining the oil?

[@naturejab]

VERY soon :)

[@adambuchan5551]

I'm gonna share this on x. Get you a massive and gofund or give send go. Get you a clean room and out your backyard. Keep you safe. Look to the past. Anyone who has an Invention, try to Patton it. Disappears in the thin air.. Hopefully, your product cleans the air.I wish you all the luck!

[@thewhitespot2852]

i am a young inventor and inspired by your work, i would love to learn more about how these things work and what chemicals do what. i just don’t know where to start

[@thewhitespot2852]

any books someone could recommend possibly?

[@hughmungus7933]

​@@thewhitespot2852 it's really not that impressive, hand crafting the set-up is probably the most difficult part. But the rest is pretty basic organic chemistry and heat physics chapter. The plastic hydrocarbons melt, evaporate and when condensed are separated into different containers because different hydrocarbon vapours have different temperature condensation points depending on what kind of chemical they are.

[@hughmungus7933]

Oh yeah and to make this profitable or somewhat useful, you'll need to scale that set-up by like a factor of 100 if not more.

[@aarocamero1013]

Amazing looking back over the past half a year and seeing the progress in a scientific manner, honestly with all the shotgun condensers it might be having some trouble getting through the piping

[@broganpresley146]

You can probably run a diesel generator off of the oil you produce without filtration. Old diesel engines with mechanical fuel pumps can run off of motor oil, vegetable oil, bacon grease , and pretty much anything that's ignites under combustion

[@usernamed0189]

I like how you are recycling plastics by using a microwave strapped to a washing machine attached to a pump.

[@borisrussko5898]

It's not a washing machine he made the main container that has the magnetrons and vacuum attached to it from propane tanks welded together

[@dubstfer704]

Bro is literally reuse reduce recycle

[@smash8865]

The true spirit of man. It's so cool to watch

[@hessen5498]

​@@dubstfer704 Bro thinks He Pam

[@samthesadhumansamthejustma2705]

That's what u think

[@tnox219]

Can't deny that he's put a lot of work in. Would love if the frame was more full or if there was an explanation for why it's not yk?

[@DreamInProgess]

Could you use the residual heat to refine your product.

[@john.daniel14]

Ectend the shaft all the way down the reactor. Add attachments to the blades and shaft ever few feet.

[@anthony7440]

you should also use a GFC just incase it pops the bag and cause some possible bruises. you should also put multiple pipes that goes to a single condensing pipe to increase equal distribution, unless if you create a circular device like a cooking pot. you should see if you can create something with the carbon like ski's and go skiing, would make great content.

[@maalos]

why's the condenser isolated? i feel like it's going to keep the heat inside rather than cooling the vapors down

[@abrahamsorby8193]

Will you also explain all of the tubes and wires? Where they come from, where they go, and what they do?

[@texasbornrefinerymade753]

I’m interested to see your distillation system. Have spent three years working with distillation systems for natural gas and carboxylic acids

[@EveryBuddySocial]

hey make sure you get this machine pattented. That way if you explain it somebody can’t legally steal your invention

[@ElijahCokeley]

no do not patent. they use the patent office to shelf dozens of stuff. This is how they keep secrets secret.

[@Totallysteveharvey]

It’s not really a new process it probably already has one

[@furioussoul1353]

This was invented in 1877 by a Russian scientist already, he’s just upgrading and modifying it

[@furioussoul1353]

It’s called a microwave pyrolysis machine

[@Revr-g4p]

Ok but how much electricity is yused to make 1gallon of fuel? And how much is the price for that much electricity?

[@EyePatchGuy88]

Considering it's a backyard prototype and the fact that it's taking plastic that isn't being used, I'd say that it doesn't matter at this stage.

[@FerzisCool]

How do you condense the natural gas?

[@aarocamero1013]

Also I would really like if you could get on more renewable power sources to power the machine like some solar or wind, straight into producing pyrolized petrochemicals

[@xaviergonzalez9315]

Please keep doing what you do

[@ojamagerrits]

So whats the energy input vs output?

[@alexanderv.8961]

Not great right now but he is working on a mini nuclear reactor that will change everything.

[@MindsMouth]

Pretty much six to eight microwave ovens running for hours. Watts x time x kwph cost

[@MindsMouth]

Watts x Run time x kwph cost

[@ojamagerrits]

@@MindsMouth right i get that im asking becasue experimentally this is a nice concept but the system needs to output not only to be more profitable then its inputs, but compete with the efficiency of just mining coal or pumping oil/natural gas. Over time this will probably become more profitable as supply lessens in the earth, but this is the issue ive been struggling with developing my own pyrolysis retorts :'(

[@marosak8056]

I want to ask you something. at 4:30 is it safe to burn that gas directly? I think you should let that gas go through water to prevent that canister from exploding and do same thing to that main generator gas output cuz I think it can be dangerous and when it explode it can be expensive to repair that pipe. Keep it up and stay safe bro

[@dizzious]

Canister can't explode. Gotta have oxygen for explosion. Impossible for flame to "go back into the tank" like it does in the movies

[@lowercase21]

Amazing! I hope theres no damage when it comes to the fumes or the radiation from the microwaves.

[@protheon]

I believe you can optimize the magnetrons. One big transformer will have much less power loss than those 8 small ones. Be careful though as winding and using your own can be fatal

[@ihydrocarbon]

//suggestion Use the full heat energy from the "vapers that never condense" rather than the generator which is less efficient...

[@Youhaveaname]

I'm curious about the cost of energy input vs. potential energy reclamation in recovered materials. If it's viable to run something like this in areas with limited access to power.

[@ybrikybrik6217]

This is world changing! How are you only doing this alone and not on a broader scale?

[@Calm_G]

It's not do your own research

[@MasonJF]

What is the electricity usage compared to yield cost here?

[@topnotchtreeservice5542]

Awesome work take care of yourself man don’t end up like the car that ran on water

[@captain_red_beard4202]

How much energy does it take to run? If you compare the energy in with the oil and gas output, will there be profit?

Use nitrogen to purge the chamber when you back-fill (bring back to ambient pressure). Also pump down the chamber twice with a nitrogen back-fill before starting the process. This will help minimize water vapor in the chamber.

[@DBHHellhound]

Bro. Can you run the fuel through a water filter like a Brita filter or a Zerowater(best) filter ? It'll take out the sediments and make it clear.

[@magiccarp3710]

That's a good idea these concepts are groundbreaking we can make a difference

[@WIIND1]

Homie built something that could hold temperatures hotter then the sun

[@gene1491]

could you fill it with nitrogen instead to replace o2 or use co2 as dry ice?

[@danear2]

Julian why the movement of the blades on vacuum increasing the liquid yield?

[@naturejab]

The blades moving release trapped crude oil vapors and increase microwave hotspot formations on the plastic, thus creating more available vapors and oil

[@Veveve1]

Have you measured the electrical energy input to potential energy output in terms of natural gas and fuels?

[@therickening7323]

Have you tested the gas product to see what its composed of? I've found quite a bit of information on gassification through pyrolysis of plastics, but almost no information on the composition of the gas amalgamation that comes from the breakdown. I'm very curious as to the fractions of the gasses.

[@MrDJAK777]

Need to insulate the end cap. Also consider using large fresnel lenses to make a preheat chamber before the material gets to the magnetrons.

[@MindsMouth]

I suggested that in the last video lol

[@ufunny1100]

Smart man ! But also be very careful about vapors and misfire dont want anything to explode my man ! BUT MADD RESPECT .. keep up the job youre amazing !

[@tuanleanh9428]

Do you heat the pyrolysis furnace by electromagnetic or electric

[@zackrealsimrealism9778]

take care of yourself bro don't accept a drink from somebody else

[@diry6752]

XD true

[@Titovinstextingstory]

Not funny but yeah you're life is on risk rn careful bud

[@whitemoose8667]

This has been done for over a century. It is not used because it is not efficient. You need to burn more fuel than it gives out.

[@madcodereom]

Oil industry goes brrrrrrrrrr

[@wintergreen9949]

if i were him these sort of comments would be my least favorite, i dont think ive seen him leave a like on any of these

[@wlombardo31]

If it gets 1000s of degrees hot, how does the metal inside stay in shape to turn the plastic? And how does the microwave work with the metal the drum is made of? And how does the oil survive 1000 degrees of heat? My home microwave will not heat up food to 1000 degrees if it did, there would be no food to eat left.

[@eshelmen]

Whats the conversion ratio? Plastic to oil

[@notlisztening9821]

How much energy do you gain in relation to what you put in?

[@C0ttageChees]

You are too intelligent and it's awesome 😮

[@Kresnove]

What do you do with this clean carbon?

[@Chickenfanatic713]

You’re brilliant! How does someone get a hold of you?

[@MrMitokiller]

I havent had time to watch the whole channel, do your designs do anything to solve the problem of pyrolosis fuels being toxic when burned? Ive always hoped thered be a way to make it burn cleaner

[@scaledsilver]

What's the micro plastic risk? also from dyes or colored plastics have you researched this? what does burning it produce from the fire?

[@gdadimi149]

Hi Jab, i have been thinking of developing a similar machine at home. You do have some really good ideas. Do u potentially have a PI&D that i could follow?

[@NerdRiots]

Have you tried dirty plastics? Such as landfill?

[@Glokiii]

this is extremely fascinating, i gotta ask though why do you do this or what motivates you? love how you explain everything in detai.

[@markbrands8907]

The vapor will get stuck to the ceiling and convert back to liquid because the vapor tube is too narrow for all the vapor to escape through the top.

[@Naruto-Luffy-90]

I need this machine set up

[@dizzious]

Oh, hey what happens if you run used motor oil through this thing?

[@xela552]

Im impressed you're going places. Stay safe and keep up the good work

[@EnderIsMe71]

I have a question Is the amount of energy this machine uses equal to the amount of energy it produces?

[@magiccarp3710]

Not even close he needs to figure out a way to harness possibly wind or solar energy these are concepts but they 💯 work and need to be improved and improved the only way to make it more efficiently is to build it out and work on it he needs funding and help to do it but you have to start from somewhere the concepts will improve over time

[@ArThur_hara]

What do you do if it rains 🤔

[@adityachoudhary2453]

Bro is inviting his own death 💀

[@martingonzalez3629]

This is actually insane that you're building this with household items. Hopefully someone with a lot of money notices this and gives some of it so you can have lab grade equipment.

[@burnthemall1]

i admire your work and would like learn from you

[@Crackle_jack]

Fill up the bladder. Plug the compressor side. And add weight to the bladder to increase PSI and get more air out at a time.

[@centurioneyt9235]

U should avoid humidity

[@KlemenZhivko]

Lets design floating bed reactor? How can I contact you?

[@EyePatchGuy88]

Godspeed.

[@therealquade]

I have a solution for your PSI problem, Instead of running under vacuum, run it in an inert gas. Argon is what most labs use, but you'd have to buy that, and it's an asphyxiation hazard considering this is some backyard science. you would be vacuuming out the oxygen, and pumping in pure argon, until there's no oxygen left, THEN run the system, and when you're done, recollect as much of the pure argon as you can (since you can't get a strong enough of a vacuum), then just equalize the pressure with air, which will waste some of your argon. I don't know if that's safe or even legal to vent the argon back to atmosphere, so you might wanna check that. I originally thought you where wanting to use the oil as fuel, as if this was a plan for perpetual motion, which doesn't work, but now I realized this is basically carbon capture from plastics. Most of the plastic in the ocean is from glitter paint on boats though AFAIK.

[@ĂįmBøť-codm]

Facts, yall two could collab, two brains is better than one

[@therealquade]

@@ĂįmBøť-codm i'm not a chemist, I just watch several youtube channels that do chemistry.

[@richardlowrance5613]

Has anyone approached you about funding a large scale commercial grade version of the Mark 4.5?

[@evelynhebert3502]

Any tips on how to build one yourself?

[@dimentedillusionz8076]

Facts, be safe man.. Trust no one, pay attention to EVERYTHING… No such things as coincidences, randomize your purchase locations, specially for groceries and food items, be wary of *_Anything & Everything_* and *_TRUST NO ONE_* be safe brother and major, major kudos to you for creating solutions for the problems.. I would absolutely love to have a machine on my farm to run my diesel vehicles, and gasoline vehicles… Be safe man..

[@takishidz7961]

Bro your a genius what is your background. I have this project in mind a longue time before I wanted to réalisé this kind of project in my homeland in Algeria, I wanted to purchases the hole process from China but couldn't do it because I haven't the budget. I think this is a different process used different technic microwave

[@Zebrahpandacow]

Bruh ill get you a bugger pump, also id love to talk, your doing with gas what i am doing with Watts

[@Zebrahpandacow]

7:48 I'm from an area that deals with this

[@Comrade_Kalash47]

I keep getting this dude in my recommendations and I'm half keeping track of what he's doing cos it's amazing plus a bit of morbid curiosity with me waiting for the day that the government comes after him but if you are serious about helping him he has a discord and email in the video descriptions maybe reach out there?

[@joaoffn69]

So the question really is, how much energy you use? What’s the cost/benefit from breaking down plastic into oil/gas? I mean in the end of the day that’s the whole point isn’t it?

[@runifuceeme406]

SHITS ABOUT TO BLOW UP..

[@tteckk9]

Lets talk about your electricity bill my guy

[@travisfowler8345]

That's why he uses a generator rather runs of gasoline and his machine is able to produce gasoline... he could also steam-power it or diesel generator all would be self sustaining for the most part... the sale of his products would cover and costs for fuel out of pocket... and it makes natural gas I forgot 😆 yeah this thing is a money maker

[@travisfowler8345]

And yes I know you were joking... I'm just honestly impressed by the fuels this thing can produce from just at home junk or fairly cheap off the shelf parts from your local hardware store...

[@EddieTheH]

​@@travisfowler8345 He's still far from breaking even and with the pollution coming from this thing, he's probably already given his whole street cancer.

[@Sage_lmk]

Teach me please how to make this

[@R2D242D]

How much does it cost in electricity to do a run. Seems spendy with all those microwave emitters

[@joeyork9891]

My thoughts exactly 1k watts-2k each Times 8 8k-16k watts .20 cents per 1000 watt hr $1.6-3.2 per hour. 10 hour operation $16-32

[@chrisjohnson-kr7oj]

Good job bro

[@etismo]

Please don’t let anyone get in the way of any of this and keep it solo, you deserve to be the name behind this and not let it be taken from yoh

[@Veveve1]

knowledge should be shared

[@tobyn2994]

carbon thats not powderized might trap oil like microwaved rice traps water or cookies microwaved can feel cold but have steam that sounds like pop rocks when u bite them. a crushed squeezer could let the liquids escape just a final microwaving step at the carbon output but if there is a matrix of non broken up carbon chunks they could always trap oil and water that cant escape with just microwaves.

[@yyudth]

I would love to see a collab with nilered to go from plastic to diamonds lol

[@danastudebaker6480]

Remember, u can also invest by subscribing and commenting to his channel . Love you bro .. Keep on ❤

[@DannyPiffin7]

You are Amazing

[@collinoglesby8761]

I would really like to join the team and contribute to this cause but I fear that I do not provide any practical skills. What sort of expertise are you looking for?

[@WabuhWabuh]

plastics can be converted to mathane...

[@commandercows2937]

this is so goddamn cool. can you use ANY plastics?

[@HoodRoss222]

God bless u bro and salute u

[@J4999]

DOE gotta get this man a grant ASAP

[@jundguy2003]

Is it possible to invest in this kids life? Cause I see big things

[@rickjay2011]

Some things are best kept secret... the wrong people become aware of what you're doing, and they'll pay you a visit. Stay safe

[@nyanrapier7838]

Senku from Dr Stone did it first. Lol. Just messin woth ya. I’ve never heard of anyone doing this in a non-industrial setting. Impressive as hell.

[@NoahBeeton]

Brother please stay safe