Plastic to fuel || How to make petrol at home

[@allenhonaker4107]

If you fill some of the bottles with water and freeze them they can take the place of the ice you added to the condenser. The cold lasts longer and when you are done you just put them back in the freezer.

[@terra1203]

In fact, by heating plastic without oxygen (it is a closed vessel), you create pyrolysis gas (which includes toxic parts). In the cooler you condense a part of it, depending on the temperature. The remaining gas leaving your seperator (the last vessel) is flammable, so lead it to your combustion area:). One big danger: depending on the composition of the plastics, the fuel and the gasses can (shall) be toxic....so in a more professional build up, you want flue gas cleaning

[@GaisaSanktejo]

True enough, avoiding PVC will reduce the amount of toxins though

[@maximilianomadrigal6661]

how do you do flue gas cleaning? what do i google?

[@johng.3740]

You should make a video showing how to do flue gas cleaning with household items

[@robodock23]

May I suggest using a copper pipe as your coil for more efficient heat transfer?

[@afronprime51]

Just one question. Why was the area wet before you poured the fuel on the spot?

[@darianzielinsky96]

He may have tried lighting it before to see if it works?

[@charithchathuranga8394]

in sri lanka locally we make ( kasippu ) alcohol by using yeast, sugar, water Etc . So that sperit very strong flammable power.

[@udulabro4063]

@Gaming FFPVT 😂

[@udayangarajapakshachem193]

කසිප්පු වලින් හැදෙන මොතනෝල් පැහැදිලිව වෙන් කරගන්න පුළුවන් නම් හොදයි . ඒකෙන් ඩීසල් හදාගන්න පුළුවන්

[@sithumnadeeshan]

😂

[@susanthaweerasingha479]

🤣 kasiya

[@ابوالعز-ث3ج]

كيف طريقة الصنع وهل يستعمل للسيارات

[@alexmousley7213]

Impressive, but I can't be the only one concerned about the plastic pipe with petrol in it right over naked flame! Definately shield the plastic tubing from heat and perhaps use a rocket stove or woodgas stove to heat the pan (both can be made easily using tin cans) so that you require less wood and the heat is concentrated right beneath the pan. Great video, though, good to see people converting waste into fuel using low tech DIY methods.

[@josepeixoto3384]

can't burn without oxygen,air, in the plastic pipe

[@sirlinkthefourth6755]

That's the least of his worries considering how incredibly toxic this entire procedure is, also turning plastic into gasoline is the absolute worst thing you can do to plastic when it comes to the environmental impact its even worse than just burning it in an open fire. You see this all the time in the none developed world where people don't really have many options and it can be quite a fatal endeavour when you scale it up.

[@alexmousley7213]

@@sirlinkthefourth6755 Life is often the cheapest resource to use up in a lot of poor countries, sadly. Like in Dahravi in Mombai- incredible resourcefulness is often tempered with life shortening industry (eg. Heating mud/human excrement and gold filings whilst hand rubbing mercury over it.)

[@uberwayz]

Try switching out the plastic coil for a copper one, the cooling will be much more effective then.

[@Dee-qo7gh]

What's the name of the tubing he used?

[@aquamastertheonlyone]

@@Dee-qo7gh Where I live we call "gas rope" 👍

[@coalitionofarttechnologycl9063]

Exactly

[@sajithkariyawasam48]

Uba pvichchi kara da macho

[@supernatureza]

Yes

[@GaisaSanktejo]

small heads up; use metal or glass containers, or dedicated fuel containers, since most plastics will DISSOLVE when exposed to petroleum products like petrol/gasoline. Metal tubing would be better for controlled cooling since plastic is a VERY POOR conductor, then you could also run a chain of catch containers, the first for heavier oils, and the second for lighter fuels and so on Second item of note: you can use some of the byproduct (pick one you want to keep, namely diesel or gasoline and burn the other) as fuel to heat the pressure container rather than wood

[@CapnSky14]

My brother, I want to take this time to thank you for this video I’m so happy to come across your video I’ve been searching on how to make Feul but every one doesn’t show everything like you did from start to finish and I’m not so good at fixing or do things like this I know being a girl it’s not an excuse but I’m just not good at it. You’re so patient and you made it so simple even for a dummy like me can do it so thank you 🙏🏾 thank you 🙏🏾 so very much, the creator the most high the one and only who created heaven and earth with everything in it will continue blessings you abundantly. Thank you…

[@CapnSky14]

My brother, the son of the most high I want to take this time to thank you so very much for this video I’ve been searching on how to make diesel/ Feul but everyone else only showed parts of it not start to finish like you did you’re so patient and showed start to finish even for a dummy like me can do it I’m just not good at fixing or doing things like this I know being a girl it’s not an excuse but I’m just not good at it! The most high the creator who created heaven and earth will always always continue blessings you abundantly I think you so much for this video 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@CapnSky14]

My brother, the son of the most high I want to take this time to thank you so very much for this video I’ve been searching on how to make diesel/ Feul but everyone else only showed parts of it not start to finish like you did you’re so patient and showed start to finish even for a dummy like me can do it I’m just not good at fixing or doing things like this I know being a girl it’s not an excuse but I’m just not good at it! The most high the creator who created heaven and earth will always always continue blessings you abundantly I think you so much for this video 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@GaisaSanktejo]

@@CapnSky14 umm... I think your posts should be aimed at the vid creator, not me 😅

[@CapnSky14]

@@GaisaSanktejo 😂 sorry I realized that after thank you

[@stampatur]

Those high flames at one moment are a concern. The plastic tubing can melt and can cause burning.

[@jrx2662]

looks like you had something on the ground before you lite it up?

[@amanyt4224]

Who is here from Instagram reel😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@natesoundz]

This whole thing is crazy and I'm about to watch some more videos to see if this really works as far as making fuel because when you put that little drop of oil at the end you can see the gasoline already on the ground and when you light it with the flame the whole area that you could see the gasoline already at Burns except the part you put the oil doesn't really burn any better you know what I'm saying. Why is your fuel for your fire to melt the stuff waste spread out and why do you use that tube?

[@paulgardner5928]

@Nate SoundZ, The principal of this is sound, but this guys implementation is Sooo wrong. First, I cannot imagine that after 20 minutes of cooking that the plastic hose would be anything but melted mush. I would have expected to see WAY more carbon on the Pressure cooker. The image of that much liquid (presumably fuel) flowing through the hose on the way to the condenser is unrealistic, otherwise, why would you need a condenser. Given the way the contraption was setup, the condenser would have had to been FULL with condensed fuel pretty much before you would have gotten any fuel in the catch container since the condenser was BELOW the fuel catch container. I suppose the fuel on the ground that you noted could be chalked up to a previous test, however, this process (with out actual fractional distillation) I don't think would give you a fuel that is that volatile (Diesel lights slow which is, I believe the primary output of the gasification of plastics). Finally, why not show (like pretty much every other video) the fact that the vapor gas coming out of the final tank is also flammable. Again, the principal of gasification of plastic is sound, but I think this guy is way, is not exactly kosher.

[@psykoaddict]

This pot can it be reused? What happens with the plastic inside? Does it stick2

[@momo911carrera8]

5:11 no sé como esa manguera no se ha derretido con ese fuego. Milagro divino

[@luciusirving5926]

You should use a sawdust stove to concentrate more heat under the pressure cooker.

[@themuskeeters1887]

Complainer

[@themuskeeters1887]

He knows better than you so dont complain.gtfo

[@rawvideos7422]

maybe rocket stove

[@uberwayz]

Also don't use an uncontrolled fire like this fella, a rocket stove is absolutely perfect for this

[@monstermind66]

How do you no burn the pan handle all up and the plastic hose while cooking that in the fire? and how much will that last ? and how many bottles was that ?and how do you store that? and does it smell bad while cooking

[@honualohaheenalu6727]

can this fuel be used to run a gas engine car?

[@prodigalson2670]

No it is not clean gasoline, you would need to do fractional destination to purify it, than with it do check which fraction is gasoline. Otherwise you will ruin your engine.

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[@TheLadyaec]

Does long or short tube like the thumbnail make a difference? Should it be a different material to plastic?

[@HumanBeingSpawn]

And how many coil windings?

[@Codename_Horizon]

Copper is great, and non plastic containers since petrol products can dissolve plastics

[@jensen5668]

It's a basic fractional distillation process! I recommend you use metal either copper or aluminum tubing! Not sure exactly how far that hoes it becomes flammable again but I assure you when processing flammable substances you don't wanna use plastic with open flame!plastic will be a joke! And if I'm not mistaken I believe you're going to want 2 elevate those jugs, as it is a condensation and evaporation process that your executing. so the higher the bottle the better the fuel!

[@methylene5]

No it isn't. I'm a chemical engineer, this is far from fractional distillation. It's pyrolysis followed by rectification/fractional distillation and very dangerous due to the carcinogenic toxins produced. Don't do this.

[@jensen5668]

@@methylene5 I looked it up....yup u are correct! Thx for the heads up chief.

[@jensen5668]

@@methylene5 I do have a question for ya though....I've seen it done much more elaborate ie metal tanks (propane) that are in a series with about a 15° angle up hill. For collection of well basically back yard ether. Either way here's my question does this produce legitimate gasoline that can be cycle through any vehicle or crude gas that u'd burn through an old carburetor vehicle? Thx in advance 4 your time.

[@methylene5]

@@jensen5668 Environmental concerns aside, the octane rating of the fuel will need to be determined. Petrol/gasoline engines are tuned based on both fuelling and ignition timing advance. If you use a fuel with too low an octane rating the engine will knock/ping/detonate and would cause serious damage. Also there is the possibility of carbon deposits (I can't say if this would occur as I don't know what the pyrolysis oil mixture is) which can cause pre-ignition during the compression stroke and under load conditions, destroy the engine, likely putting a rod through the block. Without specific data of exactly what the flammable oil is, it's impossible to say with certainty. If you were determined however and up for experimentation, at least fit a knock sensor to your engine block and with the corresponding knock light on your dash so you can watch for engine knock whilst taking it easy, see any knock then back off on the throttle immediately. There are anti-knock additives that can be added (assuming they dissolve and won't react in any way), in the old days they used tetraethyl lead (now banned, because of the lead toxicity), today they use MTBE (methyl tertiary butyl ether) as an anti-knock additive. In theory, and with a bit of luck, a blend could perhaps be made that could at least be safe for the engine. That would just require a bit of R&D and experimentation, and the blend would have to be consistent so best made in large quantities that would last until the next batch that would have to be retested. Whilst alcohols tend to have a very high octane rating (hence their use in race engines with water/methanol injection for instance), oils tend to have a low octane rating. Diesel has a terribly low octane rating of around 45 or so, that's why you shouldn't add/blend it with gasoline for use in a gasoline engine (at least not very much as it will reduce the overall octane rating a bit), but since diesel engines use direct injection (no spark plug and therefore not ignition timing advance) it's not a problem for diesel engines. On a side note, if you use a modern fuel injection vehicle with a stand alone engine management system installed and do your own tuning, you can reduce the timing advance for low octane fuel, you'll just lose some power/efficiency. Another option for you regarding octane considerations, would be to install a water injection system that sprays water into the intake manifold. I've built multiple systems, I currently use an Aquamist 15% methanol water injection system that fully tuneable for all ranges of RPM/boost. The water effectively increases the *in cylinder* octane rating, allowing for more timing advance and higher efficiency/power. Useful to know in a post apocalyptic scenario where you can't get the likes of MTBE or other complex molecules delivered to your front door but only have low octane fuel(s) available for your gasoline engine.

[@patrickbroadhead1982]

Has anyone tried this, I'm a little hesitant since the spot that gets lit is already wet before they light it, which makes me think they poured a propellant, then poured what they "made" onto that.

[@MH4TECH]

You can try it and see if it is honest. But take care of your own safety.

[@alfredlebohang6516]

Excectly my point Y flow is already wet

[@LahiruMadhushankauwo]

I saw it too

[@tomhubbard353]

It could have just been from another take with the video. I have watch quite a few videos on this subject and I am really wanting to find some time to play around with it. The plastic condensation hose was sketchy as hell tho!

[@blessedbirthonlineresource222]

Oh my hat! I have so many questions. Why the huge fire under the plastic tubing?? With petrol in it? And the hammer for the ice tray :) This was educational though, thank you!

[@joanndavidson2769]

What do you think gum leives have always been used for?

[@joanndavidson2769]

Nice smells.

[@ntinos81]

Good work but at the end it turns into diesel or gasoline? If so, in what type of engines will be used? Thank you

[@V8pulley]

Gas, diesel can't burn with a burning paper

[@sirlinkthefourth6755]

​@@V8pulley all of the above it's gasoline desel paraffin wax and kerosene, he never separated them.

[@davewallace5008]

NOT petrol! At best, after refining it you can use it to power diesel engines BUT be careful, the newer diesel engines today are tuned very efficiently and won't run as good, might even damage a sensor/filter. You could get away with adding it at 4:1, 1 part plastic fuel to 4 parts diesel, but you are still changing the rate of burn. A friend of mine makes it and he runs an old ford transit on it, never had a problem so far, but he does distill it properly over several stages.

[@sirlinkthefourth6755]

The guy in the video did make petrol and diesel and kerosene, separating the 3 is quite easy if you wanted to since they all have different weight points, this is really no different than the distillation of oil dug up from the ground the main difference being way more toxic waste is produced when you do it with plastic. I will also i will note that if you're thinking about this to be cheap then fair enough but if you're thinking about being environmentally friendly this is the objectively worst thing you can do to plastic waste, that's not a matter of opinion that's basic chemistry.

[@simonbaldwin69]

Fake, yes this can be done for sure, but you had no vapours coming out of the pipe, you one collection vessel at the end of the pipework so you would of got a tar like oily liquid which is more like diesel, the clean liquid you supposedly got out looked remarkably like petrol 🤔 mmmm I smell clickbait fake

[@chrismerten2101]

HEY ANOTHEY SMART PERSON, THIS VIDEO IS TOTALLY CRAP AND DANGEROUS .IT DOES NOT SHOW THE SEPERATIONS JUST MAGIC GAS FROM PLASTIC BS. CLICK BAIT FOR SURE MA MAN!

[@Murattukumpal]

It works bro

[@koankharisma211]

You should make a video on alternative ways to produce petrol vuz o think you know simin besides i like videos with words & visuals helps me understand better

[@Danteelias08]

It is a simple distillation and condensation....what remains in the kettle??.... and while you do this out of control... you are exposed to all vapors that not be condensate...... take care.

[@TheLadyaec]

What does the empty pot look like?

[@SALBAI-hz8hy]

can it use in vechile directly like car and bike

[@TheLadyaec]

Is that just the steam hole on the pot's lid? So like distilling?

[@GaisaSanktejo]

Pretty much

[@andrewau1993]

Where can I buy a pot that exactly looks like this one

[@HumanBeingSpawn]

It's called a pressure cooker/pot. Used for cooking boney meat stews. Look at your nearest supermarket in the kitchen section. Or ask women about it they should know where to find one

[@dmitriciccarelli4082]

So is this just like regular gas?

[@fredorosales7513]

Can be use that to motorcycle gasoline?

[@sirlinkthefourth6755]

No he never separated all the different products he made that's a mix of paraffin wax desel gasoline and kerosene. If you need to ask how to separate them this project is too dangerous for you.

[@silmaser]

Milagre!!! A mangueira da panela nao derreteu.

[@sbr9600]

Mas essas mangueiras são feitas justamente para aguentar alta temperatura.

[@lordnarayana6888]

Cool video thanks. Can this go straight in a car without damaging it? Also, is there a risk of explosion when doing this??? I'm wondering though. Is there a way to make petrol from things like ethanol blended with oil or something? Anyone know? Something without all those different chemicals that someone can make easily that won't destroy a petrol engine and make it work?

[@t.j.wilson9530]

Diesel vehicles… probably older models 80s or early 90’s wouldn’t put it in anything newer tho.

[@shizagarzon6308]

Can I ask? Is it okay if we can add cellphanes or plastic bottles only?

[@motorsport4311]

This diy petrol fume same smell like that sold at the patrol station.?

[@notoxygen2904]

maybe someone can explain why the condenser coil isn't full of 'petrol' but the collection container is?

[@kalbokano2330]

How did you get a larger mass of liquid as compared to the mass of plastic you started with? Where did that extra mass come from?

[@Fred_the_1996]

the bucket is full of water, to cool down the gases and to get them to condense. the fuel he made was in the small container with the orange cap.

[@ozgurozan324]

Well done body, what is the out put we get? Benzine ?

[@anyanwuemeka20]

Can this be used in cars?

[@kevinjose5774]

How do you distinguish between petrol and diesel after this experiment? And can you make a video about how to distill it to get more pure fuel

[@jonathangauci2182]

Simple, just check boiling point and weight.

[@MrSupercar55]

@@jonathangauci2182 and smell as well. Petrol and diesel both have different smells. If you can’t smell, book a PCR test and self-isolate while awaiting results.

[@jonathangauci2182]

@@MrSupercar55 first of all because you smell it doesnt mean its good fuel and you need test it...second..i dont smell so after alot tests i dont know if the smell is like petrol and diesel. Third as you talk for me you dont have experience and still dont know what smell pyrolysis has apart it is danger to smell because it way contain alot chemicals if not do it well.

[@justinhannan3809]

@@MrSupercar55 Fuel made by pyrolysis does not smell like Commercially acquired Gasoline, or Diesel

[@chrismerten2101]

IT IS DISTILLED AT DIFFERENT TEMPS FOR DIFFEREN DIFFUSIONS,GAS IS COLLECTED AT A HIGHER VAPOR POINT AND THEN FEFINED CHEMICLY OR WITH WATER WASHING AND OR OTHER PROSSES.,THIS WHOLE VIDEO IS BULLSHIT,ALL THE HOSES WOULD DISCOLOR HAVE CONDENSATION AND BE OR START TO BE MELTED,LIQUID WOULD BE VERY CLOUDY AND NOT READY FOR USE

[@bertjesklotepino]

can a modern car, like say from 2017, drive on this stuff?

[@plagueinater]

What car

[@bertjesklotepino]

@@plagueinater any car that normally drives on petrol?

[@oneacretrust7084]

Please can you start using the fuel or you will have to treat it before

[@gulfamali7808]

Can we use it bike enjine???

[@johng.3740]

Good video, this can be used in a SHTF situation when gasoline is not readily available. People can use parabolic solar grillers to heat the plastic raw stock. The petrol like fluid may need to have higher octane number, people can add water or methanol to the fluid to raise octane number. Methanol can be distilled from wood and plants.

[@dcrook1123]

Why are using a hammer to remove ice from an ice tray 😂 just twist both ends in opposite directions

[@blackIce504]

Too look technical lol..

[@rirhandzuemmanuel1262]

Broooo😂😂😂🔥

[@randall777]

🤣💯

[@domnicodhiambo5034]

What is the name of this metal like sufuria please 🙏 i like it ooh

[@karacola25]

Hi, I really like the experiment. My daughter wants to use it for a science project at her school and I have some questions for you. 1. Do we have to use a campfire, can't we use an electric or gas stove? 2. What's the reason for the cold water? 3. Is there a reason why you put the fire on a higher surface, and then put it in ice water at a lower elevation? 4. How long does the gas pipe has to be? 5. Where could we get more bibliography to be able to put in the report? Thank you very much in advance

[@reptilian132]

PS I’m no scientist but to answer your 2nd and 3rd question using my wine making knowledge. It may be there to turn the gases into a liquid. Because even in room temperature these liquids will evaporate. So having the gas go from the pot through the tube down to an ice bath which then results in it dripping out efficiently into a bottle. But once again im no scientist and distilling spirits only look similar to that process. Im sure you can easily find research on the process of making « eco gas « which will explain why the steps are there

[@andrewrigy8637]

Don't do it!!! When heated, plastic can give off polyclorinated compounds like dioxins!!! I'm reporting this video!

[@bashkillszombies]

You mean you want to copy it for your daughters science project whilst neither of you understand any of the principles involved. Got it.

[@FlamingToaster]

I think this process might be a bit too dangerous to display at a science fair...

[@curlydingle]

If you completed engineering then you would know the answers as to why. You must research not just ask the answer because your kid won't learn...

[@justinhannan3809]

My understanding is that for making fuel you use HDPE, not PETE which is what the soda bottles would be made from, HDPE is generally used in milk jugs, oil bottles, and the like.

[@chrismerten2101]

correct ,when vaporized it remains a toxic sulfur gas that can harm and or kill !

[@coolcat_vlogs69]

For some reason it says there's a reply to your comment but it's not visible to me - if you managed to get an answer to your question, could you tell me too please? 🙂

[@heritier5119]

Pete for petrol and HDPE for diesel

[@harlenebenfield2628]

@@heritier5119 .. I tried Pete and it just burned to nothing.. I had a 210L metal drum full to the top with p.e.t.e and ended up with nothing but a bad smell

[@SaintTrinianz]

@@harlenebenfield2628 Burning and distilling are two separate processes, that's not to say you can't turn a 55 gallon drum into a still if you understand the process.

[@IsaiDavid-r8n]

What's the length of the hose?

[@doost6233]

How much gas you have to burn to make fuel.

[@MH4TECH]

It's just an experiment. It needs to be further developed to use it longtime

[@Thetouristyour]

Se puede usar este combustible para una moto?

[@MH4TECH]

This is just an experiment. Meanwhile, it needs to be further refined for use in motorcycles

[@razeug7749]

tiene que pasar por un proceso de refinado tengo entendido

[@suratkiran2414]

Put water in the cooker or not

[@MH4TECH]

No.

[@suratkiran2414]

@@MH4TECH it is real ?

[@Ziogas.x]

Does this actually work ? Can you use it in vehicles ? Are there any tips ?

[@alexsander8672]

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[@alexsander8672]

it is in spanish but a hope this video can help you,

[@Ziogas.x]

@@alexsander8672 well I didn't much understand anything but is it that simple to make ? I mean there must something more than boiling some Plastic bottles right ??

[@alexsander8672]

@@Ziogas.x hi , well I don't know but I guess we can use it cutting the grass or another small machine , however on the video the gay said that is good quality gasoline .

[@josearce6574]

ay un detalle dónde ramo el líquido avía una mancha umeda y el líquido lo ramo en sima desa mancha umeda porque no loisu en un aria seca

[@dedexterousokoi3061]

what about the rubber pipe connect to the steel on the fire, how come the first did not burn the rubber ????

[@Nicanor47]

que tipo de manguera será que no se derrite en fuego?

[@tarkovic9623]

usar directamente conducto de cobre para obtener mayor obtanaje, además necesita agua para que se destile 4 combustibls de una vez para así aprovechar el plástico.

[@johanrodriguezrueda5140]

​@@tarkovic9623 pero luego necesitarías separarlos

[@lucania1383]

what can u do with it

[@diegosalgo]

Just melted plastic smoke distilled turns into gasoline?

[@prabhathsannasooriya]

is it suitable for bike engine

[@mikeconnery4652]

Do not change anything. Great video.

[@pgbjayathilaka6229]

Better be careful to do this kind of projects. Study properly and follow safety precautions. Good works.

[@personalitycat9842]

whats the inside of the pot look like?

[@BurkenProductions]

Its just water. He removed the plastic before plutting it om THE fire

[@omg_wtf_not_now]

could i use this in my car?

[@charleschumbe5708]

I think he should first use a metallic pipe right from the pressure cooker gas outlet to avoid getting burnt from fire 🔥, then what is the octane level in this petrol?

[@psion128]

Why not use a rocket stove to heat the pot? Little or no smoke and it is 99% efficient fuel use.

[@danielnelson1983]

Cool music score, who is it?

[@TheofficialAtishaReliford]

I think a more controlled fire will be safer for beginners. 😬 Great video though!

[@coolcat_vlogs69]

And more efficient 👌

[@Dee-qo7gh]

This is for men only!

[@sirlinkthefourth6755]

There really shouldn't be any beginners, safety and producing fuel from plastic are mutually exclusive concepts, you're dealing with fuming solid toxic waste that needs to be dealt with professionally as a inevitable byproduct.

[@WALLACE9009]

I would like to see what is left in the pot

[@reptilian132]

Does this work for cars

[@MH4TECH]

It's just an experiment. It needs to be further developed to use it longtime

[@jatin-monster-15]

nice trick man 😉😉👌

[@cristianpopescu78]

Vacuum need less temperature and less toxic output.Using zeoilite as cstalyst much better,would be no more wax coming out

[@heraldsri4045]

I have three questions. 1.how to clean this fuel before it use. 2.Does it increase the efficency of fuel using the copper ? 3.putting this fuel in to bike without cleaning,is there any effect to head of the engine ?

[@MH4TECH]

This is only an experiment. It needs to be more pure to use on a motorcycle

[@heraldsri4045]

@@MH4TECH how make it pure please explain or anyother source of knowledge to be taken..an early reply is very much be appreciated..thanks for replying Sir...

[@cracbeton2926]

Nu cred că e rentabil:cât consumi pt.a produce cât?

[@gilmermontilla9776]

que pasa con la manguera no se quema con esa candela ? 🤔

[@ahmadshahrom2684]

I think that oil is equivalent to kerosene, because petrol will burn more stronger than that fire. Petrol is more combustible

[@luciusirving5926]

Good for diesel engines though.

[@บัญชีปิดใช้แล้ว]

คมกริ๊ปๆ..ขอบคุณมากๆ.คับ

[@abigutierrez1825]

Como se llama la olla o que tipo es?

[@B_Rael]

How much fuel do you get after the use of the fuel that is needed to create it

[@MH4TECH]

It's just an experiment. It needs to be further developed to use it longtime

[@nissia6111]

Where this fuel is used for

[@samrabena2720]

What is this pot called? I need one

[@chrismerten2101]

ITS JUST A PRESSURE POT FOR COOKING

[@samrabena2720]

@@chrismerten2101 i thought so but wasn't very sure. Appreciate it!

[@sceneschill4143]

Is this safe to make at home

[@MH4TECH]

This is just an experiment. It is better not to try at home

[@chrismerten2101]

ITS AS SAFE AS YOU ARE.ITS GAS AND FIRE .THERE IS NOTHING SAFE ABOUT IT...USE CAUSION AND HAVE AN EXTINGUISHER CLOSE TO YOU ,DO ALOT OF RESEARCH

[@chrismerten2101]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6jQpYuPhKmqkK8 THIS WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA IF ITS SAFE OR NOT,you decide for yourself and keep in mind even this video is what not to do but is a better representation of the process

[@Laxvet_]

the question is can we fuel our cars with it?

[@chrismerten2101]

YES BUT IT MUST BE REFINED TO REMOVE ALL THE PARAFIN WAX AND OTHE CONTAMINANTS THAT WILL CLOG YOUR FUEL SYSTEM

[@Wolframsvideowelt]

@@chrismerten2101 you write about parafinwax. So, it's more like diesel instead of gas?

[@macronbaisetebounne224]

Ad salt with ice for potententialised the cold...

[@saibabagarden]

Everything depends on person's goal. If we are to keep environment pollution in mind, then this smoky fire is itself undesirable. Other than this, great video!

[@O-Kyklop]

Regarding the environment, you better ride a donkey.

[@verdiblue]

when youre starving or desperate the environment is going to be the last thing on your mind. go woke go broke

[@saibabagarden]

@@O-Kyklop There are beautiful horses. Donkeys are for carrying luggage. Also many electric cars/bikes now.

[@saibabagarden]

@@verdiblue He isn't poor guy. Just he shows off himself, this is his goal behind making video. There are hundreds other videos, in some of which people burn gas, which is processed in the pyrolysis itself. So part of rubbish is used to run the whole process, which is way smarter! (And when gas is burnt, the pollution of envioronment is near zero). Some people are trying even better approaches, such as melting of plastics by solar energy alone.

[@O-Kyklop]

@@saibabagarden You didn't get it, I guess.

[@suparnobolang3685]

Wow....bagus videonya kak sangat bermanfaat untuk menambah ilmu saya terimakasih videonya kak.... 👍👍👍

[@theriddlers4630]

But one thing gets me the plastic in the main pan how does it turn to petrol when it will just melt 🤔

[@GinoDellacasa]

Mal, con el mismo gas residual, se calienta el reactor, no con fuego descontrolado. La temperatura es muy importante para determinar que tipo de combustible se extrae. Con parte del gas también, alimenta un generador de electricidad que enciende un radiador para enfriar el gas y condensarlo, etc. Este proceso está lleno de errores.

[@arielgoulart9895]

tienes algun experimento mejor q puedas mostrar porfavor.

[@O-Kyklop]

Lleno de errores? ....Tuvo suerte de no volar por los aires .....

[@tumusicalmomento2937]

Hola buenas se nota q sabes de lo q hablas podrías enviarme o ponerte en contacto conmigo para aprender cómo hacer estoy muy interesado en lo observado y se nota q hablas con experiencia

[@GinoDellacasa]

@@arielgoulart9895 Lo lamento. Es imposible por el momento. Estamos desarrollando mejoras en los procesos y prontamente iremos mostrando una vez terminado pero, son parte de un proyecto aún más grande.

[@GinoDellacasa]

@@tumusicalmomento2937 Te recomiendo que sigas buscando por este medio. Hay muchas personas que lo han hecho bien, sobretodo, aquellas que lo han transformado en un negocio serio, más que para uso personal. Observa atentamente los procesos y modela lo aprendido a escala personal. Así tendrás el combustible necesario para tu propio uso a muy bajo costo. Te recomiendo utilizar toda la energía residual, toda. Éxito

[@westdz6884]

Hi bro . are you put the water with plastic or not

[@chrismerten2101]

IT MUT BE DRY OR THE WATER WILL EVAPORATE RELEASE OXEGEN AND POSSIBLY CAUSE FIRE AND JUST BURN THE PLASTIC,IT MUST BE A OXYGEN DEPRIVED ENVIRONMENT FOR GASSIFICATION TO TAKE PLACE

[@thangarajraj7767]

Can this petrol use to run a vehicle

[@bgtube1260]

Maybe you land up for the replacement of the engine nowadays.

[@patrickrooney5130]

The hole world is coming down with plastic. If that is possible then why aren't big factory's doing it. It would save a lot of money if it works good luck with it.

[@rannarizal]

I wonder why the plastic tube did not catch on fire the first time

[@O-Kyklop]

It is, in fact, not a process of destilación, it is a real miracle what we see on this video....

[@josejesusjaimesmoncada5222]

gracias excelente información y demostración

[@rodriguezyanet-nicolas3510]

Mira todo bien pero, el plastico cerca d la botella no se quema, ese detalle😊

[@pravin4416]

Bro can this petrol can be used in vehicles...

[@jackson5781]

It's best for your house as in gas stoves or for gas BBQs

[@chrismerten2101]

WHEN REFINED YES. THIS VIDEO IS GARBAGE.

[@ourmusic3618]

@@chrismerten2101 you seen to know about this topic so I want to ask you a few questions. Do you think I could do this for a science experiment? And is it safe to try at home? Thanks for your time.

[@heritier5119]

@Crash many in KZbin already done

[@MyoMyo-dj9oq]

nice pro very. thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@stati5tik]

would using this damage the car?

[@abdullahartagil7976]

Try switching out the plastic coil for a copper one, the cooling will be much more effective then.

[@themuskeeters1887]

Dont complain,you dont know anything...should i tell him dont used that bucket,used steel bucket..haha

[@Fallen_Angel17]

@@themuskeeters1887 no you should tell him don't wear jeans!!! Just naked more cool😎😎😎

[@rottin_3669]

​@@themuskeeters1887 yes actually that might be good advice honestly

[@freegaming2837]

Sir i tried this and I got oil too but it wasn't burning like that. please help me.

[@sirlinkthefourth6755]

Don't try this again, this produces paraffin wax desel gasoline and kerosene all in the same output and as a byproduct you have toxic waste that gives you cancer the byproduct is everything left in the pot, don't breathe it in. Your batch didn't burn properly because your mix had heavier hydrocarbon chains. If you want to live older than 30 don't be an idiot and don't try this again.

[@dragonden9227]

Now how you will know this is diesel or petrol because both experiments has been made on plastic. Bottles and if you keep using this type of fuel or diesel how long will the engine last have anyone thought about this

[@chrismerten2101]

PLASTIC DIESEL IS FINE FOR YOUR MOTOR ASLONG AS IT IS REFINED,THIS GUY DONT KNOW WHAT HE IS DOING.ITS A VIDEO FOR VIEWS THATS IT...DIESEL AND GAS WOULD BE DISTILLED INTO SEPERATE CANISTERS AND ARE SEPERATED USING VAPOR DENSITY SEPERATION

[@Mohapi_Tau]

@@chrismerten2101 so why are you shouting?

[@yannbreizh3128]

For a cheap small motor, OK. Not for a new car 😉