Plastic to Fuel | Using Waste Oil Burner to distill into Petrol

[@Gen_Kael]

You need to flush oxygen from the pyrolysis chamber using baking soda and vinegar. This will fill it with carbon dioxide. Also, you need a higher temperature, a wax and carbon ash capture chamber and a burn off valve.

[@lmtn]

"Great suggestion! Thanks for the tips on optimizing the pyrolysis chamber. I'll definitely consider flushing out the oxygen with baking soda and vinegar to ensure a carbon dioxide-rich environment. And I'll look into implementing a higher temperature, a wax and carbon ash capture chamber, as well as a burn-off valve for better efficiency. Your expertise is much appreciated!"

[@xmysef4920]

@@lmtn Sounds a bit like an AI generated paragraph… 🤔

[@vivienreysoriano1256]

​@@xmysef4920 that's what I was thinking too

[@islam1337simo]

​@@xmysef4920 He tried his best.

[@uchiaitachi4161]

Not matter its just an information​@@xmysef4920

[@sonofeloah]

So, instead of wood chips, this gasifier uses plastic waste. Nice. Mr. Teslonian does a simplar set up only using wood chips and that smokey gas is flammible just like propane gas. He actually fired up a gasoline powered generator with it.

[@lmtn]

Thank you, your evaluation is the motivation to help me improve my stove. 😊 If you have any questions, please let me know, I will be happy to answer ❤️😆

[@gigabytegb]

​@@lmtn I tried it too, with a very smal quantity in a steel paint cilinder, with a copper tube brazed, but I don't made a storage, I just burned it in the outside copper tube. After of did it, opened and I find a slice of a coke. I would like to find a way to produce hydrogen using trash of iron and water and combined with polymer it to produce hydrocarbon complex molecules and put it into a electricity generator combined with the use of the rejected heat (cogeneration) in farms that need to warm more than 34000 chickens or in the dry umidity of soybeans. It's a very potential market completely unexplored here in Brazil, but I don't have money or influence to compose a group of engineers and technical friends to do a complex project like this. I will try some more simplified to burn wood using turbochargers recovery from trash in a configuration of "homemade turbojet engine" in two or three stages of compression and indirect heater regenerative Brayton Cycle. The intercoolers of the first stage can be operated as a heat pump and producing more heat of low temperatures for the chickens or soybeans, and a motor generator unit like the used at the F1 cars to generate energy with the turbocharger.

[@amazingtoolsvs]

Video link

[@amazingtoolsvs]

Anyone used this in petrol engine

[@tuyetvu6332]

Chúc mừng bạn video của bạn rất hay tôi rất thích

[@1xm_mx1]

I'm glad to see you're using hydrous pyrolysis or destructive distillation process. I think it makes heat more manageable and safer to 'try at home' without literally blowing things up or burning down the house.

[@lmtn]

Thank you for noticing the safety and control benefits of hydrous pyrolysis and destructive distillation. Indeed, these methods can make certain processes more manageable for DIY enthusiasts. Have you tried these techniques at home, or do you have any particular experiences or insights you'd like to share regarding their safety and effectiveness? I'm interested to hear more about your perspective on this topic.

[@calloscar1948]

I think that you are just a drama queen....

[@xochipili1]

Whats the fun in it then?😹🙉

[@tuncementidea6458]

1:21 you are so creative.

[@maxsmith4400]

Ive always wondered if this might be a feasible option to do on a large industrial scale.

[@tariacuri559]

This invention belongs to Jesus Edgar Padilla, who patent it in 2018 under Petgas from México. This company is in the USA, México and three more countries, but in the future, it will be around the globe

[@roryleitner1532]

It takes more energy than it produces. So, no.

[@CristianBautistabernal-wv2uf]

Gracias por el dato tatariacuri559...

[@tariacuri559]

@roryleitner1532 Petgas is becoming a billionaire gas company recycling tons of plastics every day. On a small scale, noting flourish.

[@idalialopez7728]

​@@roryleitner1532En realidad se puede usar la misma energía que produce el plástico, es decir: el gas.

[@terrafirma9328]

How much energy did you use to change the plastic to oil and how much energy did the oil produce? Is the net gain worth the trouble or net loss?

[@lmtn]

you're a smart person, it's just a simulation idea, to make it perfect needs to be optimized and done with a much larger system

[@lmtn]

Do you have a better suggestion to share?

[@terrafirma9328]

@@lmtn Not unless you ran a plastic recycling center that colllected an amount that made it profitable. I don't imagine it worth the time and energy on a small scale. Good video otherwise, at least your spreading some ideas👍

[@lmtn]

Thank you so much ^^

[@joshpoole6056]

@@terrafirma9328 there are already other countries that use a more efficient process similar to this to basically make energy from trash. In other words they use the plastic as fuel to burn to create steam to make electricity. It's less about efficiency and more about getting energy from something that we would otherwise just end up burying in the ground where it will never biodegrade.

[@tips8762]

your awesome project

[@lmtn]

thank you, wish you all the best

[@peterwilson5528]

Lovely dog :)

[@mujtabalokhandwala6745]

I am impressed. The vlogger says only nuts subscribe!

[@lmtn]

You are such a great person for commenting on the channel. If you have any questions, please leave a comment. I am ready to answer for you sir❤️

[@IvanChristianCarillo]

Bro other countries be like Is that oil 😂😂😂

[@FAUZIAKBAR89]

Very good broteher. Waww editing vidio very2 good. 🤝🤝🤝🇮🇩 My prom indonesia

[@user-vz4pq9jg8l]

Попробуй використане моторне масло ,

[@lmtn]

Дякуємо за ваш інтерес, це цілком можливо, але це вимагає додавання хімікатів, сер, але це заборонено, сер, оскільки це сильно впливає на навколишнє середовище, сер,

[@aparecidomiranda1191]

Parabéns ótimo vídeo Parabéns 👍

[@lmtn]

You are such a great person for commenting on the channel. If you have any questions, please leave a comment. I am ready to answer for you ❤️

[@richardnavarro6689]

Lt is good to make homemade oil because you don't have to buy it

[@lmtn]

Thank you , Making homemade oil not only saves money but also allows you to control the quality and ingredients, making it a healthier and more satisfying choice. Thank you

[@eduardomdj]

Hi friend! Have you been used The líquid for a machine ? For exemple Green cut, Lawn mower...

[@lmtn]

It's essential to use the appropriate type and quality of liquid for each machine, as specified by the manufacturer's recommendations. Using the wrong type of fluid or low-quality fluids can lead to poor performance, damage to the machine, or safety hazards. If you're unsure about which fluids to use for your machine, it's best to consult the machine's manual or seek advice from a knowledgeable professional.

[@winsvidalvlog1110]

Entiendo un poco de la materia y me llama mucho la atención este proceso quiero elaborar los quemadores ya que en el pueblo donde estoy es muy escaso el combustible y solo un litro vale más de 3 dolares quien me podría ayudar con un poco más de conocimiento

[@walterlittle8879]

Hola Puedes usar una estufa a gas, fuego con leña, etc. Creo que el sistema que tiene es con aceite y a goteo. Tengo ese sistema en el campo en una estufa a combustión lenta. Se ve interesante esta forma de limpiar y a la vez ahorrar en combustible que tanto dinero cuenta hoy en día. saludos desde Chile compadre

[@thamintombela6308]

Hello just wanted to know why you put water in a reactor is it so that the reactor doesn't explode And if so can you do it with any reactor with high heat because I want to make diesel and gasoline?

[@lmtn]

Great questions! The water you see in the reactor isn't there to prevent explosions. In this setup, water is often used as a cooling medium to help regulate the temperature inside the reactor. Excess heat can damage the reactor or affect the reaction. By circulating water, it can help dissipate the heat and maintain a more stable operating temperature. However, the specific use of water in reactors can vary depending on the type and purpose of the reactor. For making diesel and gasoline, a different type of reactor, such as a catalytic cracker or a hydrotreater, is commonly used in the petroleum industry. These reactors use various catalysts and high temperatures to break down hydrocarbons into different products. If you're interested in a specific type of reactor or have more questions about a particular process, feel free to ask for more detailed information.

[@piranapirana7882]

El resultado obtenido solo te servira para quemarlo ya que tienes demasiada parafina y eso afecta en el buen funcionamiento del motor

[@lmtn]

Gracias por tu comentario. ¿Podrías proporcionar más detalles sobre cómo se podría mejorar el proceso de fabricación del motor y reducir la cantidad de parafina?

[@hitanshus]

Run automobile with this

[@lmtn]

Running an automobile with the technology showcased in the video could be an interesting concept, but it would require significant adaptations and modifications to make it practical. The technology shown in the video is typically designed for heating or power generation applications and may not be directly applicable to powering vehicles. To explore the possibility of using alternative energy sources for vehicles, electric cars and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are more common options. These technologies are designed to power automobiles efficiently and with lower environmental impact. If you have more specific questions or ideas related to running automobiles with alternative energy sources, feel free to share, and I'd be happy to discuss them further! 🚗🔋🌿

[@monicasalazar8540]

Can you make a list of the materials you used? I need it for a science fair project

[@monicasalazar8540]

@@Filmox.1 I can't say it because of my security but don't worry , I know we are not in the same school

[@lmtn]

Certainly! I'd be happy to provide you with a list of the materials used in the video for your science fair project. However, since I don't have information about the specific video you're referring to, please provide a brief description of the materials and the experiment, and I'll do my best to assist you in compiling a list.

[@lmtn]

I understand your concerns about security and privacy. It's essential to be cautious about sharing personal information online. If you have any questions or comments related to the content on the channel, please feel free to ask, and I'll be happy to help with any non-personal information inquiries.

[@lmtn]

I apologize for any misunderstanding, but I don't have access to personal information or the ability to determine specific locations or states. My design is rooted in privacy and confidentiality. If you have any other non-personal questions or require assistance with something else, please don't hesitate to ask, and I'd be happy to help.

[@monicasalazar8540]

​@@lmtnthe one of making fuel with plastic

[@hellopopofficial]

Bro please tell fastly can we do inside the house I am thinking to do this for my science exhibition.... Plz tell fastly for my science exhibition only 10 days are left please tell

[@lmtn]

Yes, you can typically set up a science exhibition project inside your house, but it depends on the specific experiment or demonstration you're planning. Ensure that it's safe and follows any guidelines or precautions related to the experiment. You may need to consider factors like space, ventilation, and materials. Good luck with your science exhibition, and I hope it goes well! 🧪🏠🔬

[@domis9082]

what kind of condenser did he use?

[@lmtn]

Yes, thank you for your interest in our video. We use a small pipe inside to condense steam. I don't know if it's correct or not. I hope you can give me more instructions. I look forward to your participation and suggestions. Thank you.

[@wed.7500]

What is the smell? Is it the same as real diesel?

[@lmtn]

"It's likely that the smell you're experiencing is similar to real diesel, as biodiesel often shares many of the same aromatic properties. However, there might be some differences in the scent depending on the specific composition and additives used in the biodiesel production process. Additionally, factors such as temperature and combustion efficiency can also influence the smell. Overall, while there may be some similarities, it's not exactly the same as traditional diesel fuel. Have you noticed any particular differences in the smell compared to regular diesel?"

[@cesarrivadeneira1478]

@Creative inventions LMTN where did you get the radiator?

[@ablas4584]

Please, How many kilograms of plastic to make a liter of gasoline ????

[@lmtn]

Thank you for watching my video. Have a nice day.

[@inventor1963]

How you tried burning the oil made from the plastic in the burner?

[@asifiqbal2689]

you need catalytic converter for this process... so far now the converters are very costly,

[@lmtn]

That's an interesting point about catalytic converters. Can you recommend any cost-effective options for obtaining a catalytic converter for this process, or are there any alternatives that you would suggest for those who might find them expensive?

[@joseignaciomollocusicanqui4949]

Que obtuviste al final, es gasolina?

[@tariacuri559]

Gasolina, diesel, kerosene ,gas y koke.

[@glennbarton8265]

Why are you not freezing your toxic gasses back to be burnt as a extra fuel source

[@lmtn]

This comment suggests the idea of capturing and freezing toxic gases to use them as an additional fuel source. While it's an interesting concept, implementing such a system would likely require complex and expensive equipment to separate and freeze the gases safely. It's also essential to consider the environmental and safety implications of handling and burning toxic gases. It's crucial to ensure that any such system complies with environmental regulations and safety standards.

[@laserfalcon]

Think the wife will mind if i use her instapot?

[@lmtn]

thank you for watching my video,have a nice day

[@rudetoy8264]

Don’t think the amount of energy you put into your science experiment offset your end result including air pollution and toxic crud at the bottom of your tank

[@JazzzMonsterr]

He care if you watched the video. Not if he exposed himself, the dog, and the environment to cancer pollution. And no this process is a net loss of energy without doubt

[@IvanChristianCarillo]

Hiiii Bin

[@bryaniskoo]

Is it methanol you're making?

[@lmtn]

no sir, it's Petrol, like a gas burner , what do you think about BBQ stove ?

[@raymartes7254]

What I need, to do it...??

[@lmtn]

To create a waste oil heater like the one in the video, you'll need several components and some basic tools. Here's a general list of what you'll need: **Materials:** 1. Steel container or tank to hold the waste oil. 2. A burner assembly, which can be made from various materials, including steel pipe and fittings. 3. Blower or fan to provide combustion air and regulate the flame. 4. Fuel supply system for the waste oil. 5. Heat exchanger, which can be constructed from steel pipes or other heat-resistant materials. 6. An exhaust pipe to carry away combustion gases. 7. A support frame or structure to hold the entire system. **Tools:** 1. Welding equipment for assembly (if welding is necessary). 2. Basic hand tools such as wrenches, pliers, and screwdrivers. 3. Safety gear, including gloves, welding mask, and safety glasses. Please note that creating a waste oil heater involves working with potentially dangerous materials and high temperatures. It's crucial to prioritize safety and follow any local regulations or safety guidelines related to this type of project. If you're not experienced with welding or working with these materials, consider seeking assistance from someone with the necessary skills and experience. Additionally, ensure proper ventilation and safety measures are in place to avoid risks associated with combustion and exhaust gases. For more detailed instructions on building a waste oil heater, you can refer to instructional videos and guides available online or consult with experienced DIYers or professionals in the field.

[@peterwilson5528]

So where does the energy to heat the scrap plastic come from?

[@lmtn]

Great question! The process of heating scrap plastic typically requires an external energy source, such as electricity or natural gas. This energy source provides the heat needed to melt the plastic. If you're interested in sustainable or alternative methods for heating plastic, there are options like solar heaters or waste heat recovery systems. Are you looking for information on a specific method, or would you like to know more about alternative energy sources for this process?

[@giovannicesaramorim9adigan961]

from the cooker, which uses used motor oil. The channel's reply is made using an AI

[@ianminedesfiles]

Hi may I know what type of pipe did u used on 7:58

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your interest in our products. Yes, the tube you saw at 7p58s is our super durable metal plastic tube. If you have any comments, please respond and we will answer your questions. Thank you

[@adarshsingh2359]

I Am Working On Same Topic For A Final Year Project Would You Help With Your Data ??

[@lmtn]

I appreciate your interest in my project! While I can't directly share data, I can certainly help by providing information, guidance, and answering questions you might have related to your final year project. Please feel free to ask anything specific you'd like to know, and I'll do my best to assist you. What aspects of your project would you like more information or guidance on? 📚🔍

[@adarshsingh2359]

@@lmtn Exactly I want A Help For Set Up Would Able to that By Any way So Pls .

[@khankorpofficial]

Link everything you used to make this

[@lmtn]

Sangat senang mendengar Anda tertarik untuk mencoba proyek ini! Di bawah ini adalah beberapa item dan komponen yang Anda butuhkan untuk membuat pemanas ini: 1. Tangki bahan bakar - Anda dapat menggunakan drum atau wadah yang cocok untuk minyak bekas. 2. Saluran pipa - Untuk mengarahkan panas dari tangki ke tempat yang ingin Anda panaskan. 3. Blower - Untuk meningkatkan sirkulasi udara. 4. Kontrol suhu - Termasuk termostat atau sakelar untuk mengendalikan suhu pemanasan. 5. Pintu untuk memasukkan minyak dan akses untuk perawatan. 6. Bahan isolasi - Untuk menjaga panas di dalam dan mencegah kebocoran panas yang tidak diinginkan. 7. Minyak bekas - Sebagai bahan bakar. Anda mungkin perlu menyesuaikan ukuran dan jumlah komponen tergantung pada kebutuhan Anda. Pastikan untuk menjalankan proyek ini dengan hati-hati dan mematuhi semua pedoman keselamatan. Sebagian besar barang-barang ini dapat ditemukan di toko perlengkapan rumah, dan pipa serta blower dapat ditemukan di toko perlengkapan teknik atau toko online.

[@ninobravo8149]

Usar fuego para hacer fuego jajaja

[@lmtn]

¡Entendido! A veces, la ironía es la mejor manera de apreciar las paradojas de la vida. Aunque usar fuego para hacer fuego suena paradójico, es parte de la magia y la complejidad de la naturaleza. ¡Gracias por tu observación divertida!

[@myaim9874]

Very much complicated and lengthy Make it simple one

[@lmtn]

Distillation is very difficult, especially with plastic, in the video i tried my best to make the video as easy and simple as possible sir

[@sonofeloah]

Can n ot get any simpler than this unit.

[@a_25_netranandnirmalkar5]

I have tried 5 times its not working can any body help

[@vivienreysoriano1256]

Hello may I ask if it worked??

[@radusodehnal8623]

Proč s tím hážeš to se musí?

[@lmtn]

víte proč, věřím, že uhodnete sami, dejte mi vědět svou odpověď

[@joseleal3667]

Falso

[@健久保田-x4k]

やるメリットが不明

[@lmtn]

コメントありがとうございます。お力になれることがありますか？何か質問や特定の情報が必要でしたら、お知らせいただければ幸いです。どの点がメリットが不明瞭であるかを教えていただけますか？

[@健久保田-x4k]

@@lmtn 燃料を使ってプラスチックを燃える石油に戻してると思うんだけど やるなら直接燃料燃やした方が早いよね? 薪とか使うにしてもエネルギー効率悪いし

[@JazzzMonsterr]

How to make cancer

[@radusodehnal8623]

Ponořte do té vody a nemusíš do toho klepat.

[@lmtn]

Skvělý nápad, děkuji, že jste mi to řekl

[@rainbow_goldenstar]

😂😂😂😂😂😅

[@lmtn]

If you have any other questions or topics you'd like to discuss, please feel free to let me know. I'm here to help with whatever you need.

[@FabiaRigueira]

Isto e reau ou feik

[@lmtn]

É 100% verdade que eu mesmo fiz isso

[@DanTheMan0695]

This was horrendously boring to watch. Horrible editing.

[@lmtn]

I'm sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy the video. Feedback is valuable, and I appreciate your honesty. If there are specific suggestions you have for improvement, please feel free to share them, and I'll pass them along to the content creator. They might find your input helpful for future videos.

[@dannyngendakuriyo]

Fake

[@lmtn]

I'm sorry to hear that you found the content to be fake. Can you please provide more details about what specifically you believe is fake or any concerns you have? Constructive feedback helps improve content, and I'd like to address your questions or doubts.

[@suerte3436]

No puedo con estos vídeos con tanta chulería y tanta fantasmada

[@lmtn]

Gracias por sus elogios en este video, ¿prefieres una estufa de aceite usado o una estufa de leña?

[@miguelarmando1367]

Fake

[@uhhuhlistenboy5693]

why do you say so?

[@miguelarmando1367]

​@@uhhuhlistenboy5693Because when you use the pyrolysis process, the first thing you get is a black liquid that in other tutorials is called 'petrol'. Then, you must use fractional distillation at different temperatures to obtain the various fuels. 😂