Turbulent VORTEX Demonstration

[@sebastianr3460]

That fish went for the ride of his life.

[@wikiddikdik1352]

Lol

[@EmperorPal]

Marlin: I'm coming Nemo!!!

[@Jowell8848]

It all depends on the size of the fish ... will be documented before the species that there are ...

[@SunriseLAW]

It is another stupid animation that has whatever result you want it to. The fish is not real. But then again.... avatars in this 2-d proxy world are not real either.

[@Danno-smol]

He's/She's probably an adrenaline junkie. Can't blame him/her!

[@jasona4703]

1:00 "So it's fish friendly!" Fish: aaaAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

[@galactuscodm4559]

Lol

[@andrewwolles1429]

But in fish language

[@tontondlg]

​@@andrewwolles1429 with this song "i will survive"

[@BobStein]

@@tontondlg with much more profanity

[@siesta3002]

@@andrewwolles1429 fish:uggychfghevkij

[@Ceeed100]

1:00 still alive....fish be like "WTF just happend!?"

[@JG-ol2bz]

arre asli fish thorhi na thi

[@100keyring]

“Earth is put back in place”

[@SheYmONx]

They should have said put the dirt back ? (learning english)

[@christianlewis2008]

@@SheYmONx Both sentences are fine. The fact that it was listed as a step was amusing/odd.

[@SheYmONx]

@@christianlewis2008 Okay thanks !

[@colefrick]

“Put the earth back” lol

[@raziluthfi]

lol (1)

[@adityamathur6938]

lol(2)

[@personstandingup]

lol (3)

[@pxgiovanni]

lol(4)

[@vitoremanuel9110]

Lol(6)

[@wp6544]

"If damaged by large debris, a new paint job will solve that easily" In what world

[@SJM6791]

Whisky & Plums- I was thinking the same thing. I also was wondering the following: At what cost? How long would the system be offline while being painted? It seems like a very expensive project to only provide power to 300 homes.

[@lightiiy450]

Poor bloody fish went through hell and lived to tell the tale

[@simplydoz]

Maybe it meant as easy as a new paint job. I know that some of these turbines have a plastic coat to help with damage.

[@IronSide_Gamer]

Yesterday I crashed my car. A new paint job have solved that easily.

[@capt.heinrich6945]

in grand theft auto

[@sillygoosedude9604]

Me: *Scrolling through KZbin* KZbin Recommended: Hey, wanna see a water demonstration? Me: I'm interested.

[@Samurasa.]

So toki wo tomare

[@reeeeeee4831]

water benders produce free energy

[@johnuthus]

okay, someone in cities skylines needs to make a mod for this, it seems kinda cool

[@danjames2494]

Nice to see that KZbin’s algorithms are working a treat and providing me videos I want to see.. I’m just glad that fish didn’t die..

[@jjbird1372]

Very interesting! I think that these small, less invasive sources of power may just make it possible for individuals to break away from the huge power companies and massive power grids.

[@zeleniak6573]

Its great idea! I was laughting so hard when i seen fish and text: Still alive!

[@just-dl]

I was hoping for a little Bee Gee's "Staying Alive" at that point....

[@hehdigifiejwueidovoidjeh]

If the generator is the only moving part then how did the door lift up?

[@krashsite2125]

When did the floor lift up?

[@theragingslushy]

@@krashsite2125 the gate door

[@krashsite2125]

@@theragingslushy Oh I thought he said floor.

[@theragingslushy]

you typed that first one in the middle of the night dead tired didnt you? XD@@krashsite2125

[@krashsite2125]

@@theragingslushy Eh... Sort of.

[@003andyt]

It would be very nice if we could get an idea of the basic costs of these units. They share just so much info.

[@TheChosen1-s1u]

Have a dent? Fix it by painting it! Doesn't matter the size or damage, just paint over it and its fine!

[@Tkmined]

I'm more concerned about the transportation of these prefabs, as well as the inconsistencies that rivers like those shown in the simulation can produce. Variable weather conditions can affect the flow. If the company is avalable, I am curious at to the solution to this issue.

[@MisterK9739]

there are certain tools that result in constant water speed/pressure downstream, independent of the situation upstream. That could be used to combat flooding season e.g.

[@Tkmined]

@@MisterK9739 , thank you for the feedback to my question, it is greatly appreciated.

[@FloTelip]

This video was recommended and I find it very clever !!! I love ideas to protect earth 🌏

[@sebastianrivera6790]

No it wouldn’t work it’s dumb

[@Potaterfilms]

why is this in my recommended?

[@rkroshtar3632]

Fish to marega na

[@t.lokokokosavaip8591]

because it's useful, you should learn something.

[@memerman512]

Headlite Productions Not a bloody clue

[@lloydjoseph6484]

because youtube thinks u could make a change !??😄

[@cristinamarin4028]

Vvll 🤔😘😘😅😅

[@Ohio_Hobbies_Guy]

Interesting idea. Maybe in small towns this could work.

[@seanmckenna8468]

My town didn't have this we only have DIRT not

[@TCBubba]

It would be great for farms and cabins that had nearby running water.

[@nopriceistoohigh]

Fish Bro is my fav part of the whole video xd

[@meenzerloewe]

This is very interesting. Fortunately, fish come out healty. I was already worried about the fish that he dies. I just thought so: The poor fish😭😭But everything went well. Greetings from Germany! Subscribed, liked and the bell activated!

[@russcole6633]

So where are the real life examples of it in operation? This means nothing until its put to a practical test.

[@mystified2356]

Just a concept

[@thegeneralissimo470]

I've seen similar which provide a about 100ish kW with about 20 handmade ones running in parallel. Handmade, but based on the same design

[@CorbiniteVids]

This looks like a hypothetical demonstration specifically made in gearing up for a real life test, like to geta grant to test it out or something. These things work in stages

[@nathanbiggs6821]

Tech insider has a video showing an actual one up and running, literally just watched it when this one popped into my recommended list lol

[@floodescaper9496]

Just search water turbine generator

[@manuelrodriguezabate7642]

I love the character design

[@alexhaworth757]

All jokes aside this is a great idea

[@michaelalexandercahconhere8327]

I will recommend using mesh as a filter, to prevent risks.

[@TheDanielKobale]

Great idea but still needs a filter barrier before the turbine to protect from large objects

[@gkgameplaycz]

Definitely

[@Cruc1alz]

Could just add a filter gate to your initial water supply. Clean it daily/weekly and take the trash out of your local water supply.

[@angelaziegler5568]

It'd be more work, but it'd help pollution, too.

[@monurajawat2229]

Bibi. ho. to. aeisi

[@greenproductionmaterials6371]

That could be easily accomplished with a “y” or “dual” inlet that would allow you to close and clean one while the other remained open.

[@kaliashpanda3677]

Good idea when it will released

[@nexinex6049]

I didn't see anything wrong until you said it could power 300 homes. That is a complete and utter lie

[@alexj1892]

Perhaps. We have a diesel generator at work that could power around 30-35 homes so it seems plausible that a river current could produce a lot more power.

[@andrewgrabner6242]

What if the turbine is as big as your house

[@EnergiaRocket]

Indeed. You don't know how much 'homes' use. Use the amount of Watt instead.

[@TheMightyKinkle]

The average home will use no more than 5KW at a time so times that by 300 and this will give this an output of 1.5MW. So it could be possible.

[@thegeneralissimo470]

300 homes in Africa or Eastern Europe maybe, Western Europe or North America? Nope

[@greatwesternsky]

That fish is in another dimension now.

[@scottibugatti7122]

Idk why this is in my recommended but that generator is an interesting contraption!

[@Mmoment]

I like how fish go through the turbulent vortex line lol

[@wufsjocjaocuwjd6568]

HOW MUCH IS THE MACHINE? THANKS WE LOVE THE PRODUCT...

[@CrazennCajunn]

Its a good concept but before claiming power supply capability it needs to go through control testing to measure average output and required water volume for steady power. Without that data its just a 3D model with no real reason for implementation

[@hedf]

Good idea! Release the river!

[@StudentSafari]

Very nice idea

[@selectedsolutions]

Cool animation, also made like this in our canal

[@jordanhartley2928]

Brilliant yet so simple

[@Creeperboy099]

I would like to see this on a massive scale

[@epicdjyoshi648]

What an excellent idea

[@sparky8823]

The animated fish is still alive!

[@USER-jo7yz]

This or similar idea would be good to apply in fast running flood surface water and use the produced energy to pump large amounts of omnipresent flood water to large reservoirs for future use. It's sad to see flood water be wasted in Australia for example!

[@carterguffey8445]

Don't really care too much about this, but the song is an absolute bop.

[@bbanker34]

Looks like a toilet bowl water slide for fish... We need to fund this ASAP

[@galahadrokuviii9546]

Nicely done.

[@angeramirez25]

I almost stopped the video when i saw the fish, i though it was going to die. Haha well done my friend!!!

[@nate-fx4cv]

Angelica Maria Ramirez Alvarez Just a fish. Don’t tell me you never ate fish.

[@greenproductionmaterials6371]

MURICA F YEAH well, it smelled like fish, but the lights were off so I can’t be positive.

[@123TauruZ321]

It's a fucking animation.

[@codeviper8665]

So, why haven't a million of these been built yet?

[@jairofonseca1597]

Brilliant Idea.

[@yeetboi962]

this is not new and was used in the industrial age in minneapolis powering general mills and providing flower for the country. but still a good idea to follow 😉

[@thegeneralissimo470]

Ever been to the mill city museum? It's great.

[@DowzerWTP72]

Flour

[@yeetboi962]

yeah mill city museum is fun

[@josephdickson3531]

Water wheel don’t need extensive earthworks, and complex ducts. That is probably why so many were used compared to this...

[@akazi]

This is the future!

[@calebmoore7406]

I’d love to see these in waterstreams near me

[@bluefletcherfish]

Dam, that's a good idea

[@God-eu7tp]

Dam

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

Use longitudinal siphoning so we got extra energy against gravitational pull

[@midnightchannel111]

Fabulous!!

[@austinbutler1291]

Now are we sure that the fish can make it through this blender completely unharmed?

[@MinhPhong02]

CRAZY

[@OkWoodsSlowed]

KZbin recommendations killing it rn.

[@mojkana1520]

Dobrze by było tylko powinny być kraty na początku kanału ponieważ wiele razy widziałem już posiatkowaną rybę przez turbinę ale naprawdę jest to super projekt ponieważ nie zmieniamy rzeki i ryby które migrują mają możliwość rozmnażania się w NASZYCH wodach Pozdrawiam

[@dotdankory]

Cant Wait Till Its Implimented!

[@torreyance2468]

its all fine and dandy until heavy rains flood the area XD or erosion weakens concrete.

[@wompbozer3939]

Gabriel Moreno Good point! The whole thing gets caked with mud and sticks or washes away

[@gtownsurfcody]

Could use hard rubber for compressor wheel flaps. Never have to paint it. And it’ll mold if need be to have full contact with water

[@myview5840]

Thank god the virtual fish survived the virtual blades.

[@rosspro6466]

Pretty cool!

[@michaelvanallen6400]

*With solar panel you can generate green electricity for approx. 3 to 10 cents/kWh. And with almost no maintenance for 25 to 30 years.* By way of comparison, all recent studies on small hydropower plants have shown costs of approx. 15 to 30 cents/kWh. With hydropower plants, you have to remove branches and rubbish several times a week. And frequent maintenance for the mechanics, which have to be replaced after 3-5 years. The efficiency of these vortex systems was only between 30 and 48%, see Wikipedia.

[@UV_Lightning]

Aside from all the jokes this looks pretty cool

[@tahanlaoboy]

Very nice

[@ekvinaysayaraj6071]

It is very similar to Kaplan turbine. But this one called 'Vortex turbine". Please explain how are they different?

[@koerga]

0:29 wall: i'm outta here.........

[@Invalid571]

I'm not an engineer but what if sand or very small debris is deposited in the turbine? That'd increase the friction and lower your power output. Edit: That seems unsolvable to me unless you install a filter for the water that enters your canal. But that also means no fish in the canal.

[@israelite2204]

It says its sand resistant

[@ryansuryautomo5782]

"Making it Fish Friendly" The Fish: Fears all Dark Spaces, Has just destroyed his/hers mind from mental trauma, Develops a PTSD for weird objects

[@vamosoracio170]

Τhe fish: blub

[@squasherdown]

Turbulent: *uploads a video about vortex hydro plants* 5,085,981 people: *_interesting_*

[@yukisan6638]

It’s won’t be stuck by trash or plastic bag ?

[@drakethedragon457]

Great demonstration! But I've never heard of this before... Why is this in my recommended?

[@rudy103069]

what about just the right size log getting caught up in the turbine or a bear?

[@brazillo19]

This simple apparatus will only work when the river doesn't run dry, and is always stable enough to maintain the necessary torque to spin the turbine propeller.

[@MyRofaith]

Cool idea...

[@lucaslopes7588]

Quanto de energia consegue gerar? Da pra uma residência pequena?

[@maikerodrigues7632]

Por incrível que pareça, no vídeo ele diz que dá pra gerar energia para 300 casas

[@BrianSchmitz]

Awesome. How do I put one in my back yard?

[@samuelt2072]

I thought this was going to show something real. Anything looks good in animation, but in real life... Hard to believe a paint job would make everything okay again.

[@dragonfly0244]

Here is a real demonstration kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYqWoWWbZpKehJY

[@brenogoncalves96]

Isso é uma hidrelétrica fio d'água, não?

[@TVasyliv160783]

Is it can freez at winter time?

[@bapismc]

Hola, me gustaría obtener mayor información para realizar una prueba en el Valle de Rio Negro Neuquen, Argentina.

[@kyanovp1915]

Let me play with that beatiful physics engine

[@shivayogi9715]

Put a mesh at the entry of water tunnel and it will create a barrier for fishes.

[@aaronmauldin4492]

Would it be better if there was like a screen at the beginning so that fish or rocks can not get in?

[@tehpson]

can i have this in my lawn?

[@davidmartin1831]

What is the cost estimate for such a project? I would like to know. Thank you.

[@ca3ele606]

Tudo isso pra alimentar um poste? E ainda fazem turbulencias com o nemo?

[@ampachiani]

@Turbulent Hydro: Do you work with Brazil? The problem with small hydroelectric plants is always the flooding of rivers and streams. The increased flow of water ends up destroying everything in its path.

[@avro205]

If damaged by larger debris a new coat of paint will fix that Okno

[@greenproductionmaterials6371]

Thomas Poole or “put some Windex on it.”

[@carlosdanielscala8605]

Molto bene grazie , Evitaeterna.

[@onetoysunboxing]

Bagus ni buat pembqngkit

[@sonicsupersam7793]

Genius idea: add a mesh where you knocked out the wall so large debree and fish dont get there in the first place

[@matthewwillson6515]

If the energy gained out ways the cost, maintenance and energy to produce the components then it's a no brainer really

[@crom2626]

How are fish able to swim UPSTREAM? You know... like to spawn?

[@jololow900]

It's sad I had to scroll down to see this comment ! It should be on top ! Wat about the ecological continuity of the stream !

[@SultanMapping]

Here from buisness insider. Brilliant design!

[@1XX1]

Power 300 homes using one 10 watt light bulb (LED)

[@hhhunzai]

Hello sir. Can I get a sample of it please. We in Hunza Pakistan really need this. May be we will be doing a great job together.

[@dv2735]

Hadi Hussain stop calling people SIR, I know you guys out there tend to attribute this old-fashioned title as a form of politeness but that just doesn’t sound right. 👍🏼

[@nalujuk]

Everyone knows they dont have water in Pakistan

[@fabclark123]

@@nalujuk don't be rude.

[@LitoGeorge]

@@dv2735 and what right so you have to tell people to stop being polite? Perhaps you could learn a lesson in politeness from that man (who is clearly trying to improve his situation despite the enormous odds against him on this platform) 👍

[@dv2735]

LitoGeorge it’s not about being polite, it’s more about sounding like an antiquated person. You can express your politeness using other terms. No one uses SIR in a dialogue apart from Indians and Africans.

[@lenedits2285]

Can I use some clips of this for my school project?

[@boshjosh1918]

Can you just put earth back like that?

[@DinaricWolf]

So basically a mini hydropower plant?

[@mohammadmuzammil6496]

So nice

[@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950]

I want to go on the dam tour and get some dam bait.