Plastic to petrol || How to make petrol from plastic waste

[@raichandsagar5271]

All comments are suggesting better ways. We should not forget that initial step is usually the humble one. Great work by this person. Before seeing this video, how many of us knew how to do that? Great work Brother!

[@shannanhostetler5349]

Thank you, I have watched every youtube video about this. This is easily the best one. No flash, no unnecessary info, no BS; just simple easy to follow so anyone can get it. I've seen guys cutting propane tanks, stuffing in plastic then welding the tank back together. A woman making co2 from acid and gravel in a high tech furnace, oh and a boring brit constructing a high temp electric oven to use. Simple pressure cooker for air tight hose to sealed container then a water filtered exhaust. No hassle, anyone can do it no problem. You rock

[@elangoelangovan3103]

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[@dipakpopatmoregimail.5005]

Dd

[@noahheyl3571]

He is the guy that cut the Tank

[@saibabagarden]

He got microscopic amount of oil, polluted his own blood with toxic fumes as result. All because his method is too primitive. Lazy fellow did more harm to environment and got microscopic amount of oil as result.

[@sjt4689]

@@saibabagarden Lazy fellow? Are you kidding me? Have you lived in any developing countries? Have you tried sourcing materials in developing countries on an extremely limited budget? And then attempting anything nearly as brilliant as this? And then had the motivation to make a video about it? And then upload it to KZbin? On top of that, how many times do you think he actually attempted this experiment before making the video & uploading it? And do you plan to use any knowledge gleaned from this instructional to make the environment or world a better place? Or do you just plan on continuing to pollute your own blood with fast food, factory manufactured poison in a box which you feed yourself and continue on with all the plastic you personally throw away which pollutes the earth & kills yourself, your family members. community members, and your home - namely this planet?

[@andrewhudson2860]

I like the way your nice new petrol is passing through the flames in a plastic tube.

[@orpheuscreativeco9236]

The energy that went into making the fuel is greater than what is returned. Sure, the process can be made super efficient, but over all, you have to burn something (creating carbon pollution) so that you can make fuel that creates more carbon pollution. This is great in a Mad Max situation, where everything is already hopeless, but in a time where we can't afford to damage our eco system anymore this is not a solution for "recycling" plastic. Enzymes and algae have the capability to breakdown plastics in a sustainable manner. I appreciate the demo, not being negative. It was a well made video. I'm just trying to add to the conversation of recycling/upcycling harmful plastics in an environmentally conscientious way. ✌️😊

[@rikiheremaia6504]

Very good points, I agree 💚

[@MH4TECH]

I agree with you. But it was an experiment. Next time we plan to do it without air pollution

[@orpheuscreativeco9236]

@@MH4TECH That's awesome! Much respect 😎👍

[@nancyromariz9181]

Where can we find those enzymes and algae that break down plastic?

[@Seriouslydave]

Where we're going marty, we dont need the green deal.

[@electroboy3607]

Ohh, new version ,thnks a lot..best idea

[@scotteric8711]

For the first time In a long time, I learned something useful on youtube.

[@officialmysteriousrider6327]

There is a guy on another that does it on a larger scale & hes been having problems with not getting it hot anuff to achieve making diesel so i dont get how this guy can make it that easy its more likely about views than making diesel i mean the guy doesn't even get the title write he calls it petrol instead of diesel so id say its bullshit he probably filled it up before the video with diesel Lol

[@scotteric8711]

@@officialmysteriousrider6327 From what I know about real refining plants, you need thousands of degrees, not just one thousand. That I can easily imagine is a little exaggerated in the videos.

[@mangigindha8032]

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[@Kevin-qo6jw]

​@@scotteric8711you learned how to make a fire this doesn't make anything but a mess

[@fokrulkaysaur9416]

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[@MONK-7]

Watching the plastic hose deform with the heat of the fire has me in stitches. Surly if this was real distilled Petroleum both the hose and its contents would ignite 😂👍

[@richardohare7708]

I was just about to comment on that! If that pipe melts altogether it would cause a massive fire!

[@StarJackerSRL]

It is diesel.You don't believe this is true?Google it!

[@MONK-7]

@@StarJackerSRL the video said how to make (petrol) from plastic

[@SimarDesign]

Dude I ll never believe it truly works until u put that "oil" into your car and make it run for a few weeks.

[@fosteraprak247]

Thanks for such powerful ideas, continue the good work.

[@rajendrasahu4959]

Thankiyou sir this imfromation 🙏🙂

[@jbartnik46]

Before loading plastic into boiler first fill 3 or4 spoons with dirty oil or any oil .This speed up all process, as vapor of oil spreads heat at 120 deg Celsius all process require 350 deg Celsius when plastic vaporised. Pay attention, Safety First.

[@MithunDas-ho4sg]

Nic

[@osotestigo3386]

Have you done this process? My question is what it actually be worth doing? Like environmentally how much stuff (gas or wood) do we have to burn to get a gallon?

[@tabasumbegum3257]

Hu hu hu

[@davelester1985]

The gas fires at refineries could be used to make this fuel from plastic. Those flares of flame we all see at refineries, could be used to do this process, and at the same time heat water to make steam to make electricity.

[@markbatang5320]

Is this diesel or gasoline?

[@salilkumark.k9170]

Super 🌞👍🏻🌻

[@sandeepsandeep7436]

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[@skbiswas]

Your plastic pipe that was close to fire might just melt. You must keep fire in control or increase height of the pipe. And the liquid it produced is not petrol but diesel.

[@Rattlerjake1]

Actually it is NOT diesel. Diesel will NOT ignite that easily, this is closer to a gasoline (petrol) and diesel mix. But you are correct about the plastic tube melting because it is too close to the heat source!

[@airgunbubba2505]

Copper would be a much better choice...also absorbs and then quickly dissipates heat, hence a condenser instead of just a glass jar in water would produce more fuel, less vapor.

[@MrSupercar55]

@@Rattlerjake1 that’s right. The volatile part of petrol is not the liquid itself, but the vapours it emits. In a petrol engine, the spark plugs are at the top of the cylinders and they fire once the air and fuel mixture is compressed. Diesel fuel burns at much higher temperatures, and ignites not from a spark, but because of the high temperatures it reaches when compressed in the engine, as the pistons rise higher in the cylinders. Glow plugs are used on startup, but they only heat the diesel up. They don’t emit a spark. It’s not the same kind of thing.

[@mrhkexperiment]

Kya baat hai sir

[@yshoysh]

SUPER THANK YOU TO YOU for this more simplified version. I'm super glad... thank you

[@federicomachon8841]

Que decidió queda en la olla?

[@AnnaëlleD]

So... 30 minutes of burning wood, to produce 30 seconds of fire from petrol. :-D Yes, I know: diesel motors don't run on wood ;-) Thanks for the demonstration.

[@captainKedger]

When gasoline companies make gas from oil they do it pretty much the same way only on a much larger scale. When plastic is made it also burns a lot of fuel and releases a lot of toxic gasses. The sad thing is that if you spend your life's savings to buy an electric car it's no better for the environment because you still get the electricity from a power plant that burns fossil fuels or trash or coal or worse things like radioactive fuels to make that power. If you're looking to get energy efficiency the solution is staring us in the face. We need to realize that we don't actually MAKE energy. We convert matter and HARNESS energy which is already made. The problem lies in the fact that we are all brainwashed into thinking in a narrow minded way. For over a century we've been burning fuel to make combustion which cases rapid expansion to push a piston which converts that heat into motion through rods and shafts and gears etc... the answer to energy conservation is neither electrical nor chemical. The answer to energy conservation is a purely mechanical issue. We don't need internal combustion for motion. We need to use hot and cold differentials to create a cycle of moving energy through the use of cold steam technology. The steam engine went obsolete because it required too much coal to push the piston and caused much pollution. So we made gasoline and diesel which burn cleaner and hotter and push pistons without any steam. But steam is a very power source of energy and to this day we still use steam to power almost all the power plants. Think about it...a coal burning plant is burning coal to boil water to make steam which turns a turbine which spins magnets across a coil to make electricity. A nuclear power plant burns radioactive stuff to boil water to turn a turbine which spins magnets across a coil to make electricity. ..essentially they're all boiling water and steam is the actual mechanism for moving the turbine. Today we have both parabolic reflectors and fresnel lenses which combined can use sunlight to melt solid rock into lava even in cold climates therefore solar energy is more than enough energy to make steam every time the sun comes out and it does that pretty regularly. The cold steam engine makes it possible to use that energy for power long after the sun goes down. Give me an open account with enough funds and I'll build you a car that never requires fuel or recharging and emits no greenhouse gasses ...then I'll build you a house that doesn't need anything from the electric company... then I'll be murdered as soon as the people in fossil fuels and energy find out and your house will be destroyed along with your car and you and anyone who saw it.

[@AnnaëlleD]

@@captainKedger Thank you for your answer. I was just trying to make a "joke" about this video. I know how engines work and how industrial electricity is produced from steam. About the sun... I have to answer one word: chemtrails. About making a car which does not use fuel or electricity.... Hmmm, do you know HHO, and the "danger" of it? (LOL). We obviously could do better things... We will ! Be faithful ;-)

[@victor-yb7dz]

Reverse engineering is awsome for nature and humanity.

[@proximity037]

And good for my wallet i think

[@jjPassionHours2020]

I came here after watching the Gypsy journey channel...fuel ⛽ from wasted plastic Wondering how he's using with daily and easy available vessels/thing's based on same Principle Your video just amazing, new way of utilising the wasted plastic 🙏🏻👍👌🤗

[@BabluSingh-ys5cc]

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[@Kevin-qo6jw]

Ya works great except it doesn't work

[@propergander1162]

Great vid mate LPG here we come 😊

[@branni6538]

It's for sure a way to get rid of plastic but it's fuel inefficient because of the volume of fuel to produce that small amount of liquid fuel. What toxins be they liquid or gas are produced???? How are they disposed of and what environmental factors do they have???

[@KarlJohansen]

My thought about it since the very beginning only sun mirrors heating up the kettle with plastic in is the only fossile free way to do it.

[@branni6538]

Hi Karl, how very odd. After I posted this comment yesterday morning I went for a walk and whilst pondering said fuel issue a solar Fresnel lens came to mind with a revolving metal cylinder or a moving tilt table lens to prevent/avoid melting the metal cylinder. Or an agreeable distance for or aft of the main focal point to create enough heat but not to melt the metal would suffice. I not long ago saw a tv Fresnel lens melt metal for blacksmithing. For sure it's the fuel free way forward to do this but I'm still not sure the entire process will terminate the toxicity cycle created by the plastic manufacture.

[@captainKedger]

Brann there is no non toxic method of producing gasoline. It's gasoline. The idea here is not how to produce environmentally sound fuel. The lesson here is that plastic trash can run your car which is already toxic af no matter where you get the fuel from. If you want non toxic transportation you cannot use any type of fossil fuels or petroleum byproducts. The answer is staring us all in the face but I cannot afford to build it...the answer is to build cars that run on teslas cold steam engine and make a solar boiler using parabolic reflectors and fresnel technology for your heat source. A sealed nitrogen coolant for temperature differential and a well insulated water tank for "battery" power. It's technology that has been suppressed for over a hundred years.

[@branni6538]

Hi Scot, my concerns and interest lay in the riddance of plastics from our world........not creating fuel. If the fuel can be used and it lessens the plastic littering our once healthy world then great...........but only if it's clean. It's a great idea but if the process is refined it could eliminate the toxins to pure carbon and gasses which could be cleaned somehow. As for suppressed tech and knowledge..........there are far better combustion and propulsion tech being suppressed than teslas steam engines. I have many ideas of my own but I will never follow them up...................or share them. Pointless and alphabet orgs and gangs won't allow it. The world is a controlled mess.

[@eddievest4096]

@@branni6538 - smoke the plastic in your water bong!

[@inspiritandtruth3429]

Great video! Thanks a lot. Please be safe next time. Plastic pipe was too close to the fire. It may cause explosion if it catches fire.

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

I should remember this clip for when next time I need petrol for the lawnmower. Thanks for sharing.

[@michellebeebelewisfrith1544]

Makes diesel

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

@@michellebeebelewisfrith1544 Petrol girl, its in the heading.

[@captainKedger]

A proper distillation apparatus will have metal tubing over the fire/heat source instead of plastic hose that could melt and cause a nasty explosion. It will also have two gas collectors after the liquid collector and before the bubbler vent going out. One turned upside down to collect gasses that are lighter than air and one below it facing up to collect gasses that are heavier than air. Then you need an oxygen sensor after the vent and each gas collector needs to have compressors storing the collected gasses into appropriate containers. Otherwise you are causing some serious pollution

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

This whole video is bogus.

[@jayantbalyan1321]

I agree😂

[@thomaspaineaccountability]

@@Eidolon1andOnly no its not its definitely true. However the above comme t is correct

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

@@thomaspaineaccountability The original comment is correct in the fact it said "a true distillation process" but the actual video does not show that, and even uses materials which would not work. There's even an obvious color change of liquid before the "results" are tested, making this video bogus.

[@markbatang5320]

Is it diesel or gasoline?

[@Nadine----]

I see more and more videos like this. Earth is going to be cleaned up in no time. 😃😃 but I suggest a copper tube.

[@moisesgomez5593]

Yes, I think so

[@narayandesai7026]

Fake

[@OmG-rx6ij]

UNLESS

[@albertosicoli5124]

@@OmG-rx6ij .

[@branni6538]

Also check to see if the gas exiting the bubbles pipe is flammable. If it is you have flammable gas and liquid fuels plus carbon etc from the dry distillation.

[@jamescookston4253]

I pretty sure that gas is hydrogen

[@joonisjoonis907]

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[@lostpony4885]

Better lean in and smell it real good to see what it is

[@prateekpathak1652]

@@jamescookston4253 the gas would be acetelyne... I made the same project during my college days... And the outcome was poor because i didn't used catalyst like charcoal or zinc.

[@proximity037]

@@prateekpathak1652 what doing zn? Convert acetylene to...?

[@yousoufmoco2123]

👍. Bro have you tried adding water inside the pressure cooker? Steam will drive out all oxygen and hydroxyl ions cud form an alcohol-less polluting. And may be add carbon as a catalyst.

[@vojook4338]

,, ,

[@kascott1982]

This would eliminate the discarded plastic issues of the world

[@kascott1982]

On a larger scale though

[@narutofanz85]

Ok setup but those rubber hoses you got will burn right through. Get some metal pipes, increase the height of your main burner tank for better gravity feed and you're in business for good diesel

[@madalenapossidonio6064]

Oque aconteceu,?não entendi nada

[@RehmatAliWriter]

Thanks! You highlighted unsafe practice. Its life threatening.

[@rommycougar]

That’s awesome, how is the pressure pot cleaned ?

[@blacksalt5687]

U dont clean it , u buy another pot😂😂😂😂

[@rommycougar]

@@blacksalt5687 hahahahaha

[@albinklein7680]

Just put it back in the kitchen. Mom or wife will take care of it. Just kidding!

[@711yada]

Vewwwy cayfewey..

[@sperumalsperumal9280]

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[@gregoryleblanc6756]

So thats how the Delorian ran from trash in Back To The Future movie.

[@kerstgerard]

i gave youi a like seriously what a solid comment I was looking for a laugh since this guy doesnot know ... or he hid the aceton well cooking plastic is not an option (how to fuck up a good kettle) it needs something to be boiling ... back to it than ...hm, or then :) bye

[@kerstgerard]

he did; he really liked your comment.

[@kerstgerard]

i second that emo

[@sachinnindekar7255]

ये जरुर भारतरत्न पुरस्कार का अधिकारी है.. 😂😂😂😂

[@Mariaortiz-ec5kt]

If it was that easy a lot of people would of done that a long time ago !

[@MH4TECH]

This is just an experiment that needs to be further developed to make it usable

[@yanlon6957]

Steam and vapour mainly due to tight container. No petrol nor diesel ⛽🔥 great experimental.🥴👍

[@tanveerkazi9352]

Music is too high and not required too☺

[@michaelwong4303]

It really depends on how much fuel is spent and how much is recovered. I mean, if you burnt 10kg of fuel but only recover 4kg from the plastic, then what's the point??

[@michaelwong4303]

@Gabriel Contreras um.... Would the liquid "fuel" you get be refine enough for the engine?

[@DarkDeb970]

Doubt 1- Why is that plastic pipe attached to cooker doesn't melt Doubt 2- if the pipe left on water is to release hot gas produced from burning, why is the color of water still not changed?

[@darcymunro8930]

1 One can probably use silicone tube,I give this man 100% for effort .

[@mrtriet5394]

your issue 2 I think Because of the Light angle, so it was hard to observe the water color changed.

[@mukuldave7767]

Best was gas from water. See this experiments motivates someone to achieve petrol but you must show ALL CAUTIONS NEEDED Also pressure cooker ring and PVC tubing to carry vapours are also must be part of caution Well your simple experiment must show what remains in cooker and how to get rid of such material or how to clean cooker Also plastic is added with water or only plastic that must also be shown Very nice and good approach for reuse of plastic.

[@cilasnascimentodesouza3185]

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[@usrma.4495]

The plastic used to flow well, it was necessary to flow all country.irs so very nive really

[@locutoriointernacional1895]

very nice job

[@tahirjan107]

Is it safe to burn plastic in an airtight pressure cooker. What about the safety in case of a blast of the pressure cooker???

[@JG-qm1fz]

The coocker is used only because the plastic has to "burn" in an oxygen free environnement. All the over-pressure will go through the hose through the hole on top of the coocker. the coocker is not fully closed anymore, no pressure can built in it.

[@tahirjan107]

@@JG-qm1fz sounds good. Thanks for the briefing...

[@williambianchi2006]

I'd be willing to bet a solar parabolic trough or dish would work as a cleaner, cheaper heat source for distillation. Just a thought. Cool video. We might all need to know how to do this in the future.

[@lostpony4885]

Its odd 2d parabolic solar isnt the obvious standard power plant. Can use waste concrete to store sun and run into darkness. Dont need any advanced or dangerous materials. So why not many already.

[@jsutinbibber9508]

@@lostpony4885 Greedy tycoon

[@sunitaparmar2112]

Wow very good

[@celtickitc]

Enjoyed your video. The Gypsy Journey channel has a similar content video. He generated a lot of fuel, but he had a much larger container, and used a lot more plastic. Same basic technique as yours. He uses the fuel to power his generator, which really is amazing. Thanks for sharing your experiment 👍☺️

[@jjPassionHours2020]

Yes, I also came from the Gypsy journey channel.. Wondering how he's using with daily and easy available vessels/thing's based on same Principle Your video just amazing, new way of utilising the wasted plastic 🙏🏻👍👌🤗

[@sashisekharmishra9514]

Any other chemical is required to add? How much petrol is derrived from 1kg pet bottle.?

[@relicreapers571]

Thank you brother, a good tip to know

[@narendradatania2113]

Kya is petrol se vehicles chalenge ?

[@SellnuBunu-qy5oy]

It would have been better if you had used copper pipes.

[@wokkawicklo]

How do you remove the oxygen from the pot prior to the process or is there a need to?

[@StarJackerSRL]

There is no need to because the expanding gasses flush the oxygen out.

[@prateekpathak1652]

Use charcoal as a catalyst... 👍

[@williamedgardokjrabadiano3138]

Bro the plastic needs to be clean? Free from dirt and moisture before putting in the pressurized cooker?

[@jasonbrown7258]

Would a alcohol still work for this?

[@adnanshuja4075]

How much wood is burnt and how much Petrol is collected, it is required to work out the Heat Balance and Efficiency of the System.

[@michaelwong4303]

Yes, absolutely. It's all a matter of how much fuel you spend vs how much you get back....

[@567891100]

It dosnt matter, liquid fuel has advantages that wood doesnt. I guess it depends on what the individual needs fuel for.

[@propergander1162]

😅🤣🤣

[@lalchhandamahmar1217]

Make another video and used for running vehicle

[@captainKedger]

Then take apart the engine and observe the damage.

[@TrexChick]

with all of the brainpower of humanity we could produce an engine that runs on plastic waste. but then the government would block the patent.

[@JesusSaves86AB]

Some engines can be built to run on low grade fuel or many different types of fuel. There are military vehicles with engines that will run on any petroleum based product including various used oils.

[@golhomelimile2208]

Que bueno video!!! Felicitaciones!!! Édy Leal e Rê Leal.

[@shalog.c.2766]

Excelente amigo👍

[@MH4TECH]

Thanks

[@adnanyasir127]

After that pressure cooker will not be able to use for cooking?

[@hjsoni8908]

can this be simply done by keeping the jar on the cooker

[@thejtejeshwar8416]

Please upload a video about refining

[@uplife7024]

This is great indeed.What do you do with the leftovers?

[@tedvargovich5020]

Highly recommend not having an open flame underneath the hose if you're going to use rubber

[@bayargardibayargardii786]

ىربىرىق

[@edwinarcilla5888]

I want to see the material in the pressure cooker after it all burned.

[@lostpony4885]

Show us the dregs!

[@williamrodrigueszs3930]

I have been giving this suggestion plastic can be collected and sold to oil companies you can add water hycinth to gobar Or cow dung to convert to biogas one more suggestion to stop all bore wells and to revive our ancestral. Springs and wells wich have become saline please take this matter very seriously i

[@NeipukhrienoNeipuKhrienoSoho]

Not only show but tell how it's working

[@Beaverfoam]

In sandals bootlegging scooter fuel 🤘

[@bdc211]

fqqn A!!!!!

[@lov3satan]

I’d say propane hose would but safest-consider that’s close to a bbq and well it’s melt for gases

[@PANKAJKUMAR-cb3uu]

Great yr

[@carlrosenbaum3754]

How does that work how did you do that and can you put it in your gas tank?

[@ZeFoxii]

It works because it’s in an oxygen free environment which doesn’t allow for oxidization of the plastic as it is cooking and yes you can but only after sacrificing a Pur or brita filter pitcher as you would need to filter out any left over plastic particles from the gas.

[@tommynygaardjensen8398]

Is not gas but petrol

[@khankorpofficial]

Is it normal gasoline or diesel? can you please tell me?

[@mayomialege1134]

The inputs; effort,time and resources don't commensurate with the output.

[@somnathsuperbeamsahu4643]

Nim

[@michaelyoung1892]

I've seen several vids turning waste plastic into fuel. When you are done extracting fuel, what is the leftover byproduct?

[@jukeboxhero1649]

Love

[@frankpolo2088]

dehydrated plastic

[@lostpony4885]

Clean coal. I wanna know too

[@shyguy5117]

Plastic is made from crude oil so it is simply the next step in refining. So what is left over should be another byproduct of crude oil.

[@oumeshoumesh2757]

this is explosive and nice

[@HartsJacy]

Was that a pressure cooker that was used

[@m.a081]

Is this Fuel good enough for a car for example?

[@taylordaniels39]

What if you use a large solar magnifying 🔍 as a heat source??!!

[@csipi89]

Theoretically this is not petrol. It's petrol Diesel kerosine, and something else. But someone correct me if I wrong. I also see it in another video, that this fluid will turn to some wax like material after a day.

[@coreytrevor5649]

I was wondering how would i avoid the tubing melting close to the fire source? Looks like if done for to long, will melt off

[@robertotieno5638]

I can't believe I watched this till the end but still in doubt.

[@captainKedger]

I can. People in general are fairly stupid. This is basic high school level chemistry....but people these days can easily get a college degree without ever getting a high school level education. If you don't believe me next time you meet someone with a college degree ask them to explain the difference between "to, too" and "two" because more than half of college graduates have trouble with these basic two and three letter words. God help them if there in a contest for they're lives and there asked to explain the possessive pronoun for "themselves" I literally lost my mind when I was in front of a judge who somehow graduated law school and she informed me that she had to "axe me some questions" I knew my lilly white behind was getting fried when I realized my judge was illiterate. There's no way she could understand the precepts of the constitution when she couldn't even spell the word "alcohol" but she was somehow in charge of deciding my fate. This country is going to doo doo because of a generation of social engineering and constant brainwashing and everywhere I see an epidemic of stupidity so your ignorance of the basic process of distillation and the composition of plastics is frankly unsurprising. Are you, by chance, a flat earther? I'm just curious. I'm doing a study on the overall effects of social engineering on the ability of humans to evolve as a species and I'm collecting data for my charts. This information could be useful.

[@edmourgagnon1504]

No. It's true. Check the guy on Little Corn Island. Nicaragua. He makes tons of it...

[@sierraadams8009]

@@captainKedger Thank you for that! I too am blown away by people (especially in America and it's legal system) and their higher standing with lower understanding of such basic knowledge. Ugh and the supercilious way in which they convey it would be laughable like with any ignorant hillbilly if it weren't for the results it has on people's lives. Bossy people are usually stupid I think due to narrow-mindedness, but for some reason they get away with pushing their way into authoritative positions all contributing to the dumbing down of our society. All that being said\written, I am not a know-it-all but I am a learn-a-lot☺️ so if anything in this post is grammatically incorrect I welcome corrections and hope I don't come off as hypocritical. Scott Mason if you read this I wonder do you ever sadly wish you could be in the group of ignorantly blissful people who don't find it stressful or bothersome how the masses are so lacking in integrity and intelligence? Haha I do. It makes being inquisitive and interested in all this world has to offer almost insufferable.

[@lostpony4885]

@@captainKedger i want to say your stupid just to use the wrong form of you're so there

[@antonioaraujoinacio6437]

Pelo preço que está a gasolina aqui no Brasil. Vale a pena produzir a gasolina. Acredito se você utilizar uma panela de pressão de 50 litros é o suficiente para abastecer um carro movido a gasolina. Parabéns pela invenção.

[@bachikoombachikoom5279]

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[@workingmonkey7]

Did u added water + plastic in that or just plastic in cocker

[@edmourgagnon1504]

Plastic. Check the guy who makes tons of it in Little Corn Island. Nicaragua.

[@ymrelaxing8891]

Superb

[@louisecamm9058]

Wow well done

[@suchsagoodboy]

How much energy to spent (fire) compare to the result? Any explanation?

[@Rattlerjake1]

Doesn't really matter if you are burning scrap, like branches and leaves. And if it was done using a rocket stove it would use less fuel and burn way more efficiently.

[@nitinarnoldvictor4955]

Rattlerjake is right.. moreover you're getting rid of plastic..

[@TimothyPhiri-d4j]

At least am learning now

[@bondiola09]

Absurd!!!!! an hour burning wood to obtain 5 minutes of fire with the fuel obtained !! We are all crazy!! Absurdo!!!!! una hora quemando madera para obtener 5 minutos de fuego con el combustible obtenido!! estamos todos locos!! saludos desde Argentina

[@MrIsuko]

Thanks for great video . How much petrol you can get from 1kg plastic .

[@claudemirbarbosa8414]

Parabéns pelo vídeo 🇧🇷

[@MH4TECH]

I love Brazil

[@roadlimoster]

No Heat shield 🛡️ for the section of hose near the flames 🔥, but goes outta way to find tripod to hold hose near the bowl of water 👍

[@franciaelenadazagamarra3849]

Mejor que otros vídeos! Sencillo, pero parece bien, gracias.

[@markbatang5320]

Is it diesel or gasoline?

[@tanveerkazi9352]

Plastic pipe is dangerously tooo close. Be careful brother.

[@jacknanuq6119]

what is the conversion rate of plastic (pounds/kilos) to liquid fuel?

[@propergander1162]

A kilo per litre 😉

[@markkandavelkandhasamy3208]

Anna ithuku intha cooker tha venumah illa entha cooker venum naalum eduthukalama anna

[@arun.recycling]

I wonder what happen to the gasket it will get smoked or even burn if you get the adequate temperature for pyrolysis. I wonder you just generated good hot water steam. But still you tried!

[@Pareedkumbassery]

Thankyou

[@joseeliseualvesbrauna6563]

Eu não sou Tomé, mas so acredito quando eu fizer e funcionar

[@nkumbauniversityspestudent7175]

Hello what type of plastic is that black material that u put together with the green bottles

[@dijalmofloresdasilva9644]

👏👏👏👍👍paaaraaabens, excelente...o laik está garantido...e compartilhando também...desde o Brasil ..

[@satheeshsathi180]

Lllllllk(

[@fuzexi]

You need to shield your plastic pipe from the fire… realistically how much energy is being expended to create the petrol? How efficiently can this be done? I note that you are using bamboo, so that’s a renewable source of energy.

[@ManiKandan-sd5gs]

hose Height ethrayum vendayirunnu👍