How To Make Free Gas from Fruit And Vegetables waste | Bio gas plant |

[@NaveedZahirCreativity]

A cork is fitted to the end of Overflow yellow pipe which can be removed when required. The part is missing in video and everyone is nervous about that. Enjoy the video and Be Safe,,👍👍

[@bharatmumbaikar]

@@madaiincubationcenter4947 Once biogas plant started to produce gas, you need to feed same with fruit and vegetable waste only. You can add waste upto 1 kg on daily basis if digester size is more than 1000 liter and gas holder size is more than 750 liter.

[@krutikzim]

how long does it last?

[@vijaymaury4115]

Naveed Zahir Creativity vijay

[@jaysolano8764]

Do you mean the cork will remove when the wheel tube is at max volume of gas build up?

[@ZahidAmeenOfficial]

1# Why the gas outlet valve of Drum is Close? 2# There is No valve installation on Overflow pipe. How its possible to pressurize the drum and storage tube in this condition?

[@balakab.ghosal3731]

The flame is yellow because of impurities. Best to pass the gas through steel wool and through a water tank to filter out the co2 and h2so4. Then you'll get blue flame. Also, is it safe to keep the rubber tyre so close to the flame? It can make it expand and explode. keep a longer pipe, and keep the set up outside the kitchen. Good job and thanks for teaching. Hopefully, the whole world will do more of this and be fuel sufficient. and save the environment.

[@caiodemaduro6408]

But with the yellow flame is possible to cooking? Right?

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

Who cared about blue flame? Yellow flame is more hotter.

[@sakil8272]

Thanks for the information

[@sakil8272]

@@caiodemaduro6408 it's less efficient

[@sakil8272]

@@ranjanbiswas3233 you bunked science classes

[@mubirulawrencebulyembo8613]

It's interesting and cooker money saving idea. Mr. Mubiru Lawrence and Mrs Nakakembo Sylivia

[@makerofmanythings8447]

I recommend using a 90° elbow on the lid to prevent the tubing from kinking. Also a couple of flame arresters should be added. It's basically a piece of plastic piping filled with water with a hose fitting on each end, this will prevent the system from becoming a bomb if the flame goes into the tubing if the gas pressure gets to low.

[@nicolas.leger3]

I totally agree 😆

[@gemfelixotadoy984]

is this really possible and true sir? Planning to do this during the weekend.

[@roquebucado2866]

How long when you have only one dram?

[@irenekiriko814]

I will try doing so, thank you very. Before i use to dispose fruits and vegetables garbage didn't know it was this useful. Thank you for sharing.

[@ohjesushesaiditagain.6748]

No non return valve fitted,,,but the icing on the cake was lighting a flame next to a rubber inner-tube full of gas,,,,bravo my friend,,,,

[@carlrooker]

Good video. A lot of people don't understand that almost all biological waste can be used in the fashion. I understand that when it is done gasifying, it also makes excellent fertilizer.

[@abdullnaseerammaar9818]

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[@houdabekkourialami3581]

I'm sorry can I ask what is this greenish water-like substance he used? Is it just dirty water?

[@carlrooker]

@@houdabekkourialami3581 It is water that is filled with vegetable waste. The parts that you don't eat. Can also put other biological material into it. The bacteria turns it into methane gas and fertilizer.

[@houdabekkourialami3581]

@@carlrooker thank youu so much. Also may I ask if this bacteria is anaerobic?

[@carlrooker]

@@houdabekkourialami3581 Never thought about that. However, considering that the liquid starts making sulfur dioxide at first and then methane, the bacteria probably are in aerobic. But this is a natural process, that can be utilized to make methane.

[@gairoonagi2666]

Excellent demonstration. I like it and enjoyed it very much.

[@davidoutdoors74]

Great video!!! Love free energy. I’m now free of propane. My biogas digesters are now powering my new gas grill!!

[@petermandizha]

Hello man I want to do a similar project can you please share with me details on how you did it my email is [e-mail]

[@davidoutdoors74]

I’m not trying to promote my channel here but if you want to see how I converted the gas grill to biogas check out the video on my channel.

[@whitehorsewingchun]

Suggest adding a glass bottle spark arrestor - to prevent flash back, getting into the tube - otherwise could be a rather big BANG !!!!

[@thefungiblemillennial-fina2207]

This is amazing. I guess instead of letting wasted gas going through the water reservoir you can connect more tyres or have a larger tyre. A regular car tyre is around 1.2 cubic meter is roughly around 10kwh and a burner uses around 1.5 kw per hour so that tyre can last you up to 6.6h!

[@androijustme772]

better: while not cooking, turn the cooker on minimum and place it under the blue drum - the fermentation will be nicely enhanced...

[@lukehanlon9965]

Great video mate! If you mash or blend the vegetation before putting it in the tank it will greatly increase your efficiency 👍

[@mountaingator001]

Thanks for the great video just wonderful info to help people become more independent from the big oil companies!!! Keep up your wonderful work!!! In the 1970 I was working on a project making an expansion of the municipal sewage treatment plant in a very large city. There we scrubbed the methane gas and we ran pumps and backup generators with this gas. We had 2 methane gas storage metal spheres for storing the methane gas. We produced so much gas that we had to burn off the excess gas by using 2 torches that produce a 3to4 foot high flames that ran 24/7/365. Part of the expansion project was building 2 more 80’ diameter spheres. And that was still not enough storage space. They also had burners for getting rid of the excess gas!!! The funny/sad thing was this all took place during the Arab Oil crisis.... There was talk about converting the Municipal cars truck and buses to run methane gas... nothing ever happened. Now maybe we have learned our lesson (MAYBE) and we are moving more and more to electrical powered transportation!!!

[@makisxatzimixas2372]

In my university there is this method of turning waste to ethanol since the 80s, but it's never used.

[@martincote6250]

This is awesome, Naveed. Great project ! Thanks for sharing it with the world.

[@AndrewKvochick]

This is the most amazing video I have seen in my 25 years of travels around the Internet.

[@ethans6.0]

@Extreme Nature he have that before internet way way before

[@pedroebarbosac]

Hello awesome project! Keep going. Some doubts though: how can you feed more organic waste?, how can you get rid of the by-product?. The yellow hose I assume that is needed to feed air to the mix, or what is the purpose? Based on your experience what is the waste (kg) gas ratio efficiency (ball park)? Thank you!

[@moneshsupekar2589]

Simplest way of making biogas at home.In these fual hike days, to use biogas is to save money as well as environment. Thank you very much.

[@pratek3d]

Nice video. But please take much safety precaution with gas. Burning gas right beside gas in the tyre could be very dangerous.

[@ameyas7726]

lol yeah, the tire full of gas was like below 10 inches from the flame...overtime if the rubber burns, it could cause leakage or outright instant explosion!!!

[@martintsanev4183]

The tire filled with methane right next to the open flame is an excelent idea!!!

some people just want to watch whole world burn..

[@simonbarker4031]

One slow leak an boom go the dynamite

[@NoToPCBS]

We need some stats How much do you feed it each day? How much gas will it produce in 24 hours? At what temperature?

[@mikaeels.6477]

I appreciate how you're using every part of the foods to put it to use. No wasting

[@kumarinisha6575]

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[@kdebnath2]

I have a biogas(goborgas) plant 33 years old. My gas plant service very very good.

[@mangaha3193]

Same to u my gobar gas around 40 years

[@kdebnath2]

@@mangaha3193 thanks

[@ramirolopesandrade1955]

Very inteligent, a hug from Portugal

[@atomipi]

yay, every 7 days I can have hot soup for dinner ;) (funny) but good demo of basics thank you.

[@Urarto]

This lacks a back fire stopper which can be placed before the stove. It is easy to make let the gas bubbles into a bottle of water covered with some oil and get out of the bottles cap through the pipe to the stove. This simple step will prevent back fire in the system and blocks the fire from getting back to the gas container.

[@NebulaOfAshka]

This method seems to work but I think you would benefit from a few key improvements. To start, the overflow should be in the very center of the barrel with an pipe on the inside to the dead center of the middle of the barrel. This is because it's the most stagnant and is decomposed properly. The bottom has a ton of bacteria while the top isn't ready yet. A valve would be needed to prevent unwanted flow. This material is used for your crops. Second improvement, you need a scrubber to clean the bad gas's out. This can be done with iron wool that is rusty. Bonds with the other gas that's not methane. This is VERY important. Also bubbling the gas after this step through water will further help purify. Lastly, a spark arrestor or flashback prevention is always a safe bet. Don't want to blow yourself up.

[@raufjaleel8317]

Spark arrestor for static charge?

[@NebulaOfAshka]

@@raufjaleel8317 it's a flashback prevention. Keeps the fire out of your storage tank.

[@NebulaOfAshka]

This is the best example of a proper system. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnLOen6udph9o5I

[@mukeshpai9490]

all right. i just doubt on waste release pipe side. the pressure devoloped may go away from waste side pipe. how it can shut?

[@jamanudin9627]

Mantap banget bosku semoga tambah irit buat pengeluaran kebutuhan dapur, terimakasih ataa tutorial membuat gas sendiri, hebat ceedas , semoga sangat berman.faat

[@kierancoffey5378]

Great video Naveed. Micro Anaerobic Digestion (MAD) is the future.

[@amjadppm]

Hi...Isn’t there a chance of leakage through the pipe for excess waste output ?. Please explain !!

[@eone2345]

This is just proof of concept. You must improve the system before use because there's a risk of fire involves.

[@SulejmanSulejmanieurocafe]

It looks like you need a compressor to compress it in a steel container so it will be more practical.

[@NasierOmran]

Perfect for smaller spaces. Great setup and demonstration 👏🏽

[@addiumuppicus5738]

Run gas through steel wool before tube for a 'cleaner' gas . The flame will burn blue . Also oxygenates for better burn .

[@dottosweetbert8879]

That's a very great technology. My question is HOW FREQUENTLY DO YOU REFILL IT so that to ensure sustainable gas production?

[@michaeljacobdelossantos]

At least try to refill your biodigester with a bucket of kitchen waste once every 7 days.

[@patrickbangura6873]

Naveed god bless you for your help. the next show us how to filter the gas so it can produce blue flames 👏👍

[@davidgraemesmith1980]

Possibly uses a water trap for the impurities to be captured

[@robsonmatias8963]

Simplesmente eu amo essas idéias biogás. Quanto mais eu estudo sobre esse assunto, mais aprendo. É revolucionário!😎❤️✨

[@honna4949]

how long does this much gas last?

[@71mtalha]

It can work if tightly fit all attachments..and you can't aspect it work emediatly ..after feeling bio waste and other things as long you preserve ..it will produce bio gase and you can use it in your kitchen ..and if you have farm and bafalos or cows more and with big drum you can produce more gase and it will work with fluency..I think so.

[@fern8580]

Best regards from France & Canada!

[@SrtaCRC]

You're genious. Thank you so much for this ecological alternative for cooking.

[@RamaYusvana]

You need to add pressure relief valve that will release excess gas when we are away for holiday ( safety measure). Also, need to explain your audience that when refilling the waste tank. Close the ‘trapped’ gas in the tyre so you don’t lose so much gas during opening the blue tank. Also, use waste byproduct as Bio fertilizer once done with biogas production.

[@kasuletonny3627]

Just wondering where exactly it is supposed to be fitted

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Rama Yusvana 1 год назад (изменено)

[@abhishektyagi5124]

Bhai mere ghar me bio-gas plant 1994 se hai aur ham use tab se daily use kar rahe hain. Isse gas ke alava compost fertilizer bhi banta hai jo fasal ke liye bahut hi achchha hota hai.

[@dineshgupta6026]

Bhai kitna kharch pdega

[@abhishektyagi5124]

@@dineshgupta6026 ye village me successful hai Bhai. Kyoki city me gobar etc available nahi hoga. Vaise iska kharcha around 50000 aa jaata hai. Vo iske size par depend karega. Jitna bada plant banaoge utna jyada kharcha aayega. Mere village wale ghar par 5-6 pashu Hain jinka gobar use hota hai aur itni gas milti hai ke 4-5 ghar use kar sakte Hain.

[@vrushankkamble7862]

Bhai iske koi harmful effects hai kya ?

[@vrushankkamble7862]

Health pe?

[@abhishektyagi5124]

@@vrushankkamble7862 koi side effect nahi hai balki is par bane hui roti ka taste LPG par bani roti se taste se achcha hai kyonki ye natural process se bahi bio gas hai na ki petroleum gas

[@frontier9142]

You know that that's just an explosion waiting to happen.. when the inner tube fails, which it will.. 💥BOOM💥!!!

[@idenhlm]

Great example of one the simple concepts, that seem to be completely overlooked in regards to our waste.

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idenhlm 4 месяца назад

[@worlore1651]

You can put pvc pipe into barrel, make it go out lid and all the way into barrel. On end inside of barrel you can cut an angle for food, dung to enter barrel. When barrel full with dung or water the gas can’t leave thru the pvc pipe since liquid is blocking it.

[@nataliaarbelaez9857]

Usually the connection to the oven needs a trap for fire that blocks the reverse flame to the ring that could explode.

[@dascaluconstantin4009]

there was something similar in Hungary but on an industrial scale. It works perfectly

[@chopchop9382]

There are biogas plants in many parts of the world😁

[@foreveryoung5]

Yes I watched that one, he uses 2 huge inner tubes to store his gas. Shame I could not understand what he was saying but you can see how he has Constructed it big scale. I'm going to try the one using limestone and leaves first to see how that goes. Different video.

[@nessaandeo7642]

You really should implement a CHECK VALVE / non return valve between the wheel and the burner. It is a standart tool in welding and prevent that the flame of the burner can incent the gas in the pipe and the wheel. Thanks for sharing this idea.

[@omkr0122]

This is an interesting idea!

[@tinmarandrade339]

Increíble... Es justo lo que estoy buscando para México

[@reneespinoza452]

Te recomiendo veas este proyecto que genera gas a base de nopal, un nopal híbrido ( cruza de varios tipos) que da un rendimiento aprox de 600 ton/hectárea cuando lo normal son 100ton/ha , y por tonelada produce 100m3 de gas, 1m3 de gas es equivalente a 1lt de gasolina, yo calculo que para sustituir la demanda de gasolina de México con 1,000,000 de hectáreas se cubre la demanda. generaría empleo, dejaríamos depender del petroleo y de contaminar. Otro punto es que se puede usar para uso domestico, transporte e industrial, ejemplo generación de energía eléctrica. saludos. www.nopalimexgasyenergia.com/429146774

[@sarojar6365]

Very useful if some safety measures applied .

[@kadebaitrum7797]

Honestly made me cringe that that rubber tube full of flammable gas is 10cm away from an open flame I’m always annoyed by safety standards but it’s clearly needed as people like this guy exist 🤦‍♂️

[@SaulMarquezRousset]

Extraordinario video, muy sencillo, rápido, claro y funcional! Felicidades

[@WiwinWindari-e1j]

Bro, can it be refilled? The fear is that when it is refilled, the methane inside will come out in disarray.

[@jethroperez548]

yes it can just alter the design and add a pipe on the tp of the lid insert a pipe going to thee bottom of the container and add a cap to it when your not putting any biodegradable

[@Troopill]

​@@jethroperez548 just to emphasize , the refilling pipe should be below the water to avoid losing the gas on the tank

[@paultryba7228]

You need a check valve made with water to prevent the fire from going back thru the line and blowing up your supply!

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Paul Tryba 1 год назад

[@philodaniell9096]

Lovely content . Unnecessary and awful music. Please post this without music and instead reach

[@loveella4354]

There's nothing wrong with the music

[@derekwhite3654]

The music kept me dancing.

[@relaxingtrip4224]

Wow this system widen my knowledge i didn't thought of this one that use rubber to store and add more pressure on gas...nice thank you so much

[@kuttojr9948]

We have been using this in Kenya Africa for a long time...

[@hofmythic6389]

what's that liquid he add

[@ImmigrantsRus]

@@hofmythic6389 cow dung & water

[@Yitzhak_Ikarok]

A professional or makeshift system @Kuttojr ?

[@kuttojr9948]

Professional

[@Yitzhak_Ikarok]

@@kuttojr9948 can you link me with them pls?

[@michaelgibson2163]

Personally i would add a water reservoir in line as a backflash arrestor. Just me tho.

[@surefiremushroomsmicrogreens]

Add a second barrel and fill it with plain water so you can water filter the hydrogen sulfide off the gas by letting it bubble from the bottom up and out to your storage tube or tank ❤️🙏

[@mubiruchristopher9140]

Thank you for that demonstration.good job and so creative. Mubiru Christopher Benon from Uganda East. Like more information about this it can be my income generating project in my home country since few people know this technology. Be blessed always.

[@magsasaka1027]

Why not put the epoxy glue between the brass fitting and the cover, and instead of drilling a hole on the cover, drill the hole on the highest side of the drum so that the tuning will be out of the way when loading the drum, and the tubing will not have a link

[@christianguevara1216]

que cagada hace con la presion del gas buela revienta todo

[@hakeemsubhanullah7031]

Good idea sir flaviano sico

[@AN-gl3jx]

won't the gas cone out every time you open the lid to feed? You need feeder pipe from bottom. Also it will work better if the scraps are at leastt minced. It won't be decomposed enough in seven days. Further more if this is methane the flame will be blue

[@shippers47]

How is it that, that the prssure of the gas in the barrel don't push the biowaste out of the barrel trough the exessive waste otput pipe.

[@oo7so]

Its disconnected first and then gas flows to burner

[@Rusticfoods786]

Very good job need more improvement and accessibility to common people it's good step to conserve exhaustible resources

[@675imbokerii_official]

Bro! Can you give me the list of the materials and their description you used in this tutorial. I have a school project coming up and really in need of it asap?

[@PoppaBadger]

Im sorry but DID ANYONE ELSE FEEL A BIT queezy when the manure was being poured?!? lmao😆👍🙏🙏🙏

[@johncunningham9094]

Yes, most definitely. However, not nearly as queasy as paying 35€ for a small LPG refill. 😊

[@taylorballard9422]

Pretty cool and all but you are using plastic to store flammable gas. Ever heard of static electricity. Tub needs to be metal with a ground.

[@margaritoavila1306]

Gas inside is not mixted with oxígen hence not explosive

[@Jacob-og9pz]

Grounded gas cylinders 😂

[@taylorballard9422]

@@margaritoavila1306 Yes it is. Biogas is a naturally produced gas. Mostly methane carbon dioxide but also a small mixture of oxygen. It's a small percentage. But still a ground would not hurt. As percentages vary depending on the contents creating the biogas. As far as "gas cylinders" those are typically metal and purged of any oxygen prior to filling. Regardless it's NEVER a good idea to store flammable gas or liquids in a plastic container. Regardless of oxygen content. Container is contaminated with oxygen everytime he opens it. And I can promise you he isn't purging it with gas after opening it. It has oxygen.

[@stefanwurmb2329]

Before storing it in metal you need to clean the gas, otherwise it will corrode quickly because of the H2S .

[@saicalag1690]

Great one thanks for sharing your lovely video

[@briandodson7659]

You need a step to purify the gas. Super easy. Run it through water, then cat litter, then steel wool. Perfect blue flame . Otherwise you got some nasty stuff in that gas that is toxic.

[@Mir.Hammal.Baluch]

How about a carbon cartridge? Will it help.

[@SuvacoDoce]

How to create big boom-boom: First: generate your own gas from kitchen waste. Second: store gas in a flamable container. Third: use the stored gas to create a flame near the flamable container with stored gas. Now just wait for human error during flame manipulation.

[@cijoykjose]

😱

[@1-ayat]

if I'm not mistaken, it takes a fixed mixture between 60% to 70% normal air to gas in order to create a big boom-boom other than that, it's a just a big whoosh-whoosh of flame. you could also watch an experiment done here on youtube people try to put a big plastic container filled with gas and there was no boom-boom but a whoosh-whoosh. I recommend u to watch NightHawkInLight Channel To kill boom-boom paranoid! peace bro :_)

[@zachmurry1579]

Outlet with bucket is for what? It wouldn't leak gas? 🤔

[@paulagullo6507]

There is a pipe inside the container that runs below the contents level thus stops gas escaping. The small area or volume inside the pipe allow neglible gas to escape. The purpose of this outlet is to allow excess material outside into the bucket as the biomass matter expands in the vessel .

[@alejandrososa2034]

Muy buen proyecto felicitaciones por enseñar un sistema de gas muy interesante saludos de Argentina

[@sindaps7294]

Please, stop the music!!!!

[@tomthebomb7840]

And what the fuck did he dump into that cup,

[@Swissco9665]

The music is fine

[@tomthebomb7840]

@@Swissco9665 negative ghost Ryder. Music blows

[@elimukwadada]

😆😆 mu thoughts exactly

[@stevoo3237]

Dude that song is riding

[@adi-oc1hl]

None of parts are tight enought to use with gas. Leakage are everywhere. It should be done of soldered metal. Start using seals instead of glue but it is much better to use conical thread

[@drramakrishnansundaramkalp6070]

Very wrong placement of rubber tube near burner it will cause fire accident by melt the tube.

[@TheCoffeeToy2024]

I thought I was the only one who noticed it

[@unicornadrian1358]

A check valve or water valve on the outlet, to prevent flash back, wouldn’t go astray either.

[@sagawang5]

Great video!! Loved it. U r genius

[@richardherndon8219]

So am I the only one concerned about the open flame within inches of your storage tube?!?🤣

[@influencer16]

Awesome. You created gas in some 7 days and it burned out in a few minutes! What a practical idea. You got tons of views on your video but all is fake. I'm sorry to comment in true words.

[@homeinventions]

No it's actually a mini model of bio gas plant that I have personally seen working on a large scale

[@eone2345]

@@homeinventions you are absolutely right. There's people used the same system for toilet in their home for cooking gas in their kitchen in rural area.

[@shinuvarghese1915]

Never get gas from this project because some major fault in this prototype,please answer how develop pressure to inflate the tube , a big outlet open on the tank body when pressure develops it escape through the easy opening it is natural.

[@NebulaOfAshka]

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[@indarvishnoi2389]

There is a pipe connected to the overflow which goes to the bottom of the drum so thats not an issue but still this is waste of time 01:05

[@raja7637]

It is completely true- this is real bio gas plant. It is like our stomach- this is why we are fauting.....

[@benambadshahkpk9572]

Nice vedio, but if the gas exits through the backet (the big pipe dowen in backet then how can store the gas in wheel 🎡 🎡 tube

[@leosteven4602]

Can list all the items needed with size and details. Appreciate it

[@pyakurelnuwakot]

what did you put inside white bocket ? I think gass will be out from the big white pipe.

[@kunangkuning1022]

It's never

[@pyakurelnuwakot]

@@kunangkuning1022 Did you blocked the white big pipe ??

[@kunangkuning1022]

No... Its just bloked by water in the bucket

[@princessgreen726]

Great work, the easiest video on biodigester I have seen Thanks so much and keep it up

[@grantleriche]

Yes am imbarking on that tomorrow I love it 👍🏿

[@craigtheophilus2237]

Where does the pressure come from to inflate the tube since the barrel has a hole on the side plus the valve of the tube is closed.

[@masanjalameck3356]

That is true

[@sangkang6294]

What the video didn't show is the excess waste hose on the side is plugged up with a cork so any gas build up goes to the tube.

[@moideenkutty1966]

1:23 yellow pipe which connection? What purpose? Is it fake?

[@paktrucker]

Plz never try to store gas in a tire tube. Because in case of over pressure the tube will burst like a BOMB.

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Abaid Ullah 1 год назад

[@dottiea.2186]

It's really Methane gas, just like the dumps use...👍

[@defenderoftorah519]

You got that one right 👍

[@grumpychristian8370]

How many hours roughly would the tank produce gas?. Also when the tank is turned off at the valve, won't it just continue to build pressure ?

[@abdulrauf]

This gas isn't produced by this digester because the color of the flame of biogas is blue. And 2nd vegetables waste should be grinded

[@kuwornugodwin3569]

Please I like your videos but you don't mention the names of the components you are using

[@abubilal2243]

really i amazed thanks sir....great idea

[@alhassanmohammedawal1740]

Very interesting but my question is this how long can it last?

[@polishbrazil]

Ele explica pra outro cara em inglês que o balde lateral só tem água qua se a pressão sair demais, o gás faz borbulhas na água . Eu trabalhei aí no Brasil numa fábrica e tinha um tambor que entrava a mangueira solta no fundo e o gás entrava mas a água anulava o cheiro e não era inflamável , o rapaz do vídeo falou que a tampa precisa ficar vedada e todo o conjunto precisa ficar fora de casa no sol para gerar gás, só entra pra casa a mangueira pro fogareiro, o tambor+balde+câmara de pneu fica pra fora no sol!!! Se colocar a mangueira no fogão , deve retirar aquela válvula que ia rosqueada no butijao, pois a pressão desse gerador eh um sopro de gás!

[@madcannagrow2833]

Should add check valve in the lines bro

[@K-Kil]

This is really cool! A build like this could probably use some safety upgrades though. I would at the least move the flame further away from the system.

[@mithunstarparfetchannel9249]

Right side mein pipe laga hai usse gas nahin nikalega kis liye hai

[@rajkishorebehera828]

Sahi hai bhai

[@PankajKaushik]

Ek pipe blue container ke andar bhi tali tak dala hua hai. Gas ka pressure upar se ayega to is pipe se waste nikalega.

[@MP_00771]

Maybe has 1 way valve

[@azubikepromisej7796]

Can d gas be transferred to a cylinder??

[@ruletokupa5491]

Can you please explain me the use of the pipe going through the bucket..??

[@ethans6.0]

i think it’s to collect the water that overflows after it gets close to full and can be used as fertilizer