Turning Plastic Into Fuel like Deisel

[@wkmac2]

I always appreciate someone willing to think outside the box regardless the final result. Well done.

[@geigertec5921]

The process displayed in this video is extremely bad for the environment because it releases toxic gas called Dioxin which is a carcinogenic mutagen.

[@giostisskylas]

Good to know how to do that. In the Western European "industrialized countries" we will sooner or later also need such technology. Current policies are destroying the industrial base of European countries, corruption and degeneration are spreading. So thank you for this technique to make yourself independent. Greetings from Germany.

[@roryleitner1532]

Hello from Berlin. It takes more energy to process the plastic than it yields.

[@krirksakwong5642]

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[@idalialopez7728]

​@@roryleitner1532Se puede usar la misma energía que produce el plástico.

[@hughstan1]

Greetings from the United States! I pray fortune finds you and your family well!!!

[@hughstan1]

@@roryleitner1532yes but….., you cannot burn wood from the forest in your diesel truck.

[@xochipili1]

I read a fiction story that in the collapsed future , people would mine plastic in old garbage dumps.

[@HebrewHammerArmsCo]

15 years ago I wanted to build a plant to process 10 ton a day of plastice.. Sadly my government wasnt exactly enthusiastic about it... I think the cost to make 1 litre was around 10 cents.

[@desiideascreativity]

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[@ALICIAMACHADOMACHADO-f6s]

AND HAVE YOU NOT THOUGHT OF PUTTING A STEEL PIPE ENTERING THE FIRE TO FEED SAID FIRE WITH THE FLAMMABLE GASES RESULTING FROM THE PROCESS? SINCE IN MEXICO THEY INVENTED A LARGE MACHINE THAT IS SELF-SUPPLIED WITH GAS FOR THE PROCESS. THE GAS IS OBTAINED FROM THE SAME PROCESS AND COULD IN THEORY BE USED TO FEED TOTAL OR PART OF THE FIRE

[@SuperElwira]

You can donut now in secret and check-if you do it wright, sponsora waiting, you can be first..

[@tjmbv8680]

you should get that fuel tested in a lab to get a more precise chemical composition, then you could come up with a process to refine it further into a better fuel.

[@TMMakers]

زبردست ماشاءاللہ 👌👌

[@Dymitr_Nawrocki]

For seal instead of rubber that will melt i recommend using aluminum foil folded on itself a couple of times.

[@macoppy6571]

This! Is a good idea 💡 Also, I would encourage putting a rocket stove under the retort. By controlling the temperature, different compounds can be distilled at specific ratios. Also, increasing the burn efficiency will result in higher yields. These aspects are related and should be measured together.

[@shadyworld1]

Solar lenses with a radiator (Radial Heatsink) wrapped around the bottom 1/3 of the vessel to control sustainable source of heat in daylight which could make generating the file almost break even with carbon footprint from wasted plastic residue!

[@Dymitr_Nawrocki]

@@shadyworld1 Yeah, i thought about using multiple mirrors to reflect light onto the reactor to heat it up. Where i live it could only work in summer but in africa and other places like that it really could be a usefull solution to heat it up for free.

[@tapsulinka]

Or real gasket

[@evanwilliams1130]

​@macoppy6571 This, but use even an electrical heating method to heat it, then using a water pump to circulate cold water into the cooling bucket. Itll minimize the loss of fuel into the air

[@XspeedXracerX]

Another great video! You were very honest with the outcome, even when it was not as productive as you had hoped for. The proof of concept is there. Also, additional refining techniques can produce higher quality fuel. You deserve an A+ for pushing forward! Thank you!

[@jajsjjijsksls3256]

God bless you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤.

[@simonlimon3098]

Magnificent !!! Please keep me informed. Im going to buy a diesel truck and use the fuel. THANK YOU!!! 🤠👍

[@xochipili1]

Been running on vegi oil for ten years.

[@mouleoub]

Good to know # all we need now is how to create a burning fire without using wood # maybe a tv magnifier with a burning Sun Wil do# or generate electricity with the sun and create a hydogen burning stove

[@HebrewHammerArmsCo]

You will need to design a fractional distillation unit to separate the higher and lower fuels... What you have there once ph corrected would run a diesel engine

[@turbinetech3000]

What government would not allow you to build such a plant. Were you providing the funds or asking your government.

[@HebrewHammerArmsCo]

@@turbinetech3000 Australia... We didn't need funding.. The plant set up would have produced around 9 tons of fuel a day...

[@romankasprzak1956]

Jak skorygować pH? Pozdrawiam Roman

[@trickychemistry]

​@@HebrewHammerArmsCo can you please help me to

[@chainsawchanselour5452]

Finally! I wont have to worry about these dreaded gas prices now!!!

[@BujuBanteng]

8:59 Good Job Bro. Effort truly appreciated...👍🏽

[@jimparsons6803]

More practical than you might think. Add a catalyst, and you might skew the rx to make more of this or that.

[@VenturiLife]

I think it's closer to diesel grade whatever was produced there. Will probably run a diesel genset perhaps, might be some water still trapped in there from the steam, need to drive that off.

[@de0509]

Usually if water or gas is dissolved in oils, it turns either cloudy or milky. This one is just yellowish but probably clear of water

[@amosnimos]

You should try to distill it again for more ethanol.

[@markburd8541]

Greetings from Pennsylvania. Thanks for your honest assessment of your experiment. I think further work needs to be done. I think your work here has exceptional merit.

[@ZeranZeran]

Make sure to use proper ventilation and do this outside! And if you can, move away from the fumes, use a gask mask if you do this. Those burnt plastics will get you! Appreciate your honesty, and very interesting video. Americans may be using this someday soon to light our homes, lol

[@raymundotoledo8019]

El tubo de descarga tiene que ser 3/8 de cobre y en espirales dentro del agua fría para condensar el gas y se pueda convertir en líquido todo

[@SimonPeapo]

Best vedio l as a chemist really interested and aspire by this vedio so now l will make this as my small project and presented to big research group so they could support me to produce in larger scale so entire country will benefit on it🙏🙏 thanks for the vedio really helpful so share more of such an amazing vedioes ❤

[@jacksonwades211]

Mad respect for resourcefulness.CHEERS

[@MarcelDragomir-i2y]

IT s a fuckin bomb

[@anthonylabeau6159]

Fantastic video, imo, what about burning to heat your home, like a waste oil burner?

[@shadyworld1]

Well the question is what kind of fuel is that!? What are the characteristics of the resulted gases mixed with water?? How efficient is it compared with (Gas or Diesel) grades? How much is the optimum safe ratio between Water and the Gas extract that would make it efficient? What is the maximum saturation ratio of water to the extracted gas? And how safe is it? What the safe applications for the extracted gas? And finally is mixing it with Biofuel would be safe, dangerous, or more efficient? So if applicable would it be a possible optimizer or alternative that no mater the ratio of mixing both would be? Those answers would “Benchmark” the Standard safe cases and utilization limits of that fuel and probably would help to estimate its economic value of self producing it in a moderate scale or not! I could even make the production cost and environmental debt to reach almost Zero if we consider the minuscule cost of heat generated which I could eliminate both overheads in one cheap shot with more heat generated for absolute free from scrap components!

[@sneakkyfreakky]

This is the comment needed and if you allow me adding Watt I keep looking and don't seem to find what about the waste that remains in the reaction vat? And the vapors of doing it? Never the less it's a nice step but if by burning it we stop seeing it on the ground and start breeding it.

[@AerialTheShamen]

The chlorine in mixed waste plastic will not only make toxic smoke but also turn into hydrochloric acid that eats your car motor away.

[@DavidJeffreson-xx7kr]

I imagine it's probably somewhere in-between gasoline and kerosene

[@able880]

The hydrogen in the fuel gives the viscosity - I worked in the oil and gas industry for yrs - The heavy tar oil that plastic is made from today was once used as production. Fuel - Even in the early 1980s tar oil was used as a plant fuel - It's very profitable for facility's to generate polymers out of oil - Once say a blastic item is discarded it's a valuable fuel - There are places on the world were plastic is gathered off beaches by people and it's sold by the pound - Then it's used to fire small power plants in those regions of the world - It's a fraction of the cost of oil or coal -

[@dankomancer]

There is a modest sized lumber yard in my area I used to work at for a few years. Every single day they throw away probably 100s of pounds of plastic banding strap into dumpsters every day. I've been thinking about this process and taking as much of that plastic strap as possible and converting it to fuel for my own use. Now I think it's actually possible.... Shall I try it? It is thick black plastic strap. Wonder if the black dye will alter the process? Hm.

[@adriantowe278]

Please try it and let me know the outcome this is something I might try

[@able880]

All plastic is basically oil or tar oil - the stiffer the plastic is there will be less retrievable oil - a car tire can be 1 or two gallon of oil - it's very flexible so more oil can be retrieved from a tire - in many areas of the world oil is retrieve out of tires - That's been going on for 70 yrs - the product left is carbon and is compressed into charcoal cubes -

[@wreckrex5916]

You should add a suitable catalyst for proper breakdown and distill with water in metal container

[@zawisiak3708]

what would be the catalyst?

[@johndoyle4723]

pyrolysis. The oil produced usually smells awful. This is the method used to make coking coal from coal and supplied the UK with town gas for many years, also used to make charcoal from wood.

[@AerialTheShamen]

And all the chlorine in mixed waste plastic will not only make toxic smoke but also turn into hydrochloric acid that eats your car motor away.

[@daveb7524]

At 4:56 you use a rubber gasket - won't that melt or be pyrolized itself? What material was used? Was it successful?

[@donscottvansandt4139]

Great video!

[@cabdiqanifarxaangaas794]

If you would boil again or recook the un pure fuel using the same process but excluded the water, you would get a 60% of pure fuel.

[@juangimenez1910]

Amazing!!! The extreme recycling method

[@montcarvalho7185]

GOSTEI,PARABÉNS,O MELHOR QUE VI ATÉ AGORA.

[@thurlravenscroft2572]

Looks like you made diesel fuel! Nice work.

[@MARIKHI1]

I love this idea 💡 amazing

[@lindaksimpson173]

Consider using the coolness of the Earth itself to cool down the fumes coming out of the metal cylinder. You would have to experiment to see what depth you want to go to so that it doesn't cool down into liquid before it comes back out again. If you can find some way to replace wood burning with a solar-powered process like a Fresnel lens, then you would even be more efficient in creating your fuel

[@JovanRumanyika]

Thanks 👍👍👍

[@happytonton8972]

Ton honnêteté est très appréciable 🙏

[@amerrehman-c2f]

One issue worth consideration is that does the fuel thus generated outweigh the amount of wood burned? 😀

[@dreamingwhilefat4888]

and the waste is still burnt plastic

[@idalialopez7728]

Algo que puede usarse es una máquina qué funcione con el mismo combustible de gas.

[@chigbogugeorge5123]

Am even thinking about the economic aspect of this whether it is viable

[@mehmettosun5477]

Motorda odun yakamazsın

[@mirbiezhere2803]

You can burn plastic too but he showed us example to how can we do it and obviously those who want will use money to get high yield and more profit using less money

[@pingwinek2430]

Twoje paliwo sie nie chce palić ponieważ straciło oktanu. Powodem jest zła chłodnica którą zrobiłeś. Chłodnica powinna być z miedzi lub stali kwasowej i również powinna schładzać się w bardzo dużym pojemniku z wodą. U Ciebie leci na końcu wężyka para, a nie powinna lecieć, w ostatnim słoiku ma wychodzić tylko ciecz. Para oznacza nie schłodzenie jej do właściwości cieczy ..

[@gordtron]

this seems like the best way to get rid of plastic in oceans and waterways. what all is leftover in the reactor when the process is over and is there any further use for it?

[@jzeerod]

this should be standard in every waste recycling center, every city should have a couple of these processing stations. their should be an entire industry around this with the included specialists and labor operators and issue red seal certificates. . government should get behind this with big cash. i envision a scaled up version, perhaps even smaller units where central power station support outbuildings such as hospital complexes and universities. i mean, its almost a limitless supply of fuel if we can make it as cheap as burying it or shipping it to asia where they just dump it into the oceans. or india where it ends up in heaps and burns anyways. i know the issues are things like bopahl india in the 80s we dont need a repeat and im sure the byproducts and fumes are dangerous if released.

[@artyom1751]

Very low efficiency. To melt so much plastic, you have to burn too much wood and you got just a little something what is too far away from the substance we call the petrol. I believe there's a better solution than distillation but you could try to minimise the heat loss and improve the cooler.

[@Dieselsix]

It'd be close enough to diesel though to run an old mechanical diesel

[@AerialTheShamen]

@@Dieselsix But chlorine in mixed waste plastic will not only make toxic smoke but also turn into hydrochloric acid that eats your car motor away.

[@Dieselsix]

@@AerialTheShamen an old cummins will eat anything you feed it though 😂

[@cannabico6621]

@@AerialTheShamen need to check which types of plastic are free of halogens and other stuff.

[@carlosalbertovasquez1584]

Hay destiladoras que utilizan su propio gas en vez de leña, y ese aceite que el saco, se tiene que volver a destilar para que salga más inflamable,(volátil,explosivo). Y así separa el biodiésel de la gasolina

[@ElvoLuizbem]

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[@Networkprofessor]

Great! How can you purify it?

[@Qrk756]

Is good to know but wasting a lot of trees 😂 I give you a idea try to do with solar to burn out the plastic instead of wasting woods

[@nickspistolsfl9736]

Car wheels are better suited for pyrolysis. But the resulting fuel has an octane number of no higher than 55. You need to add ethyl lead. And now it is banned everywhere

[@BGTech1]

huh? is it really?

[@nickspistolsfl9736]

@@BGTech1 Tires allow you to get more gasoline, but it contains a lot of soot. still needs to be filtered. Only the upper fraction can be used. the rest is re-distilled. Tetraethyllead Formula: C8H20Pb

[@BANKNIFTYSURETARGET]

Normal people: don't try this at home Desi ideas : try this at your home 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sikibigman3224]

Can I try this at home

[@ichbin6542]

Thanks ❤

[@rbv899]

waoooooooow nice very impormative thank you lodi

[@bobbylong4443]

❤😊 awesome 😊

[@racingheart92]

@7:27 you said its's petrol ? right? can you purify it to be used to run motorcycle?

[@Ryomen_sukuna225]

greetings from Turkey

[@wolfmantrucker1541]

Could you mix in a little diesel gas or unleaded gas to help it out? Or would that cause a bad chemical reaction

[@crooke80]

Make the extraction run longer and water cool it for maxim efficiency and filtering

[@erickdupont4503]

Great video. Now how do we refine it further?

[@antonioamado7813]

Good job sir 👏

[@billbearback2591]

great presentation and thank you for sharing

[@wan_x]

What country is this. This is genius

[@zodd0001]

Hello. I perform plastic pyrolysis experiment too. Your system is failure for many things. 1. Combustion is completely inefficient, heat is in majority dispersed. 2. PET needs a catalyst otherwise you got solid fraction in majority. 3. The tank you used is too long for the power you have. 4. With wood you cannot reach 600 Celsius required for a real pyrolysis.

[@carlosalbertovasquez1584]

En todos los puntos estoy de acuerdo contigo, en pocas palabras, 1le faltó más candela 2 el reactor es muy alto y por lo tanto no da calor hasta arriba,(debió acostarlo y colocarle un quemador a lo largo,de manera que le dé calor uniforme) 3 la condensación es muy pobre,osea,el frío a la tubería y por ende bota mucho humo lo cual pierde material,(no recupera todo) y aparte del catalizador, debe volver a otro proceso de destilación para así separar el biodiésel y los combustibles más livianos y más volátiles, pero, felicitaciones, al menos lo intento, siga intentandolo, va por buen camino

[@montecarlo2606]

So this is just basic diesel right? Can you distill and clean it so that it becomes good petrol for modern cars?

[@BryanWhite77]

Very nice presentation.

[@AK-ljkm]

Are these fumes more or less toxic than fossil fuel?

[@jarellyyashiravilcavasquez9268]

GOOD VIDEO THANKS

[@xochipili1]

Can the vapor be used directly into a motor?

[@lflorestv]

Good ideas my friend....

[@icantcook9998]

Don't like the end of it coming out of the vessel The Flame can go back up the spout and explode

[@jonwhite4250]

No it can’t. There’s no oxygen present. Basic physics

[@luigicristiani7709]

IN THE ANHYDROUS STATE, wood has an average calorific value of 5.2 kWh/kg Diesel fuel, which is denser, provides 10.7 kWh/litre. Very serious question; How many kg of wood are needed to produce 1 liter of diesel? You can understand that if you only need 2 kg, the process breaks even. If more than 2 kg is needed, it is a loss and is not worth it; consumes more energy than it produces!

[@GOPGonzo]

This is never going to save the planet, because you are releasing a lot of pollution to get a relatively small amount of diesel. It could however be very useful in a survival situation where there is a lot of wood and plastic rubble laying around, but a few liters of diesel to run a generator or drive to someplace safe is a matter of life and death.

[@BryanRamirezChavarria]

They mentioned solar power, hydrogen from solar power, induction power, more garbage, methane reactor, plasma engine? Just a summary

[@carlosalbertovasquez1584]

Lo que sucede es que el uso madera, pero hay reactores que usan su mismo gas inflamable y se autosustentan, osea, no hace falta meterle madera para encenderlo,sino que lo prenden con su mismo gas

[@Russmayra]

The amount of firewood used to make the fire offsets the gain of the fuel you need to make a system that uses a magnifying solar heating system that can heat straight from the Sun then that would be practical

[@NOTJAISINGH]

Can we use this in car ?

[@hewholurkz7239]

what do you do with the burnt plastic and how toxic is said waste?

[@BlatentCheater]

The plastic is vaporized in the process

[@thumper934]

what happens to all the plastic in the metal barrel, or what is left of the plastic after it is burnt?

[@irszgatti]

it's basically just toxic ash. they are going to have to find a use for it, or somehow refine the toxicity out of it .

[@markusbroyles1884]

@@irszgatti There is a lot of ash in concrete. I'm not sure if it leaches out. Calcium carbonate (lime) is what made the Roman concrete self healing. I wonder if other forms of carbon would suffice ~

[@aaa888aaai]

Hi. Does it work on cars?

[@samsonhills2571]

How come it's not that flammable enough?

[@ConflictUnfiltered]

So the unsealed pipe with flammable vapor less than 2m away from an open flame seems like a design flaw.

[@ottopartz1]

You can do a lot better! First container 2 holes one in, one out (no vents) to second same container to third container with water input into the water to bubble then the exit tube to steel pipe to burn the gasses in the fire for the reactor vessel. The first container will be heavier oils that you should put in the next reaction, second container will be suitable for running a generator or other non automotive engine without issues. I've run this pyrolic conversion several times. Although I find the best results using car tire chunks and plastic jammed in super tight.

[@carlosalbertovasquez1584]

Y como picas los cauchos,? osea, con que lo trozas?

[@oldfarmer9004]

So you burn all the trees to melt plastic?

[@altaris6593]

Bois you better check bottom of the processing steel tank after few runs because residual carbon accumulates at the bottom and needs to be scraped

[@dwda-perambalur2327]

tooo good but no use vasting wood is not good go for other technik

[@vinceferraccioli4661]

How do you clean the tank, or do you have to. Thanks

[@elarmeroalquimista]

Does the weel plastic you put on the top to seal the door does not melt?

[@mirbiezhere2803]

It’s high grade rubber used in jets tires so it’ll not catch fire easily and good one and expensive too

[@daveb7524]

@@mirbiezhere2803 Do you know the actual material? Viton? Kalrez? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluoropolymer

[@travismoore7849]

I wonder if that works with used vegetable oil or used motor oil?

[@Bugout72]

I found it interesting but fire wood is allready fuel. but if you burn some garbage that will work better.

[@angelramonsantos4602]

Tks. For video ,bendiciones saludos desde Argentina

[@RustamGani-pd9vv]

Cooling sister have been circulated

[@ashikislam8370]

can we make pure petrol from mithen?

[@Trancision]

Superb.

[@jajsjjijsksls3256]

Thank you ucatably. Go almighty water those who waters. I don't know how to link you l've researching self sufficiency for over 20yrs.your kind of approach was used in Aleppo people under siege in Syria. Thank you again

[@chriskoenig634]

good job man

[@OfficialJaNeyJohnson]

Ok so why the gas prices ain’t go down yet?

[@robertrodrigurz4618]

That is so cool!

[@UdinSamsudin-j3b]

Good

[@sicks6six]

a great idea especially for the 3rd world, whole villages could get involved and have cheap heating fuels and diesel for trucks etc, QUESTION, what is the rate of return, IE for every tonne of waste how many gallons of usable fuels can you make.

[@AerialTheShamen]

All the chlorine in mixed waste plastic will not only make toxic smoke but also turn into hydrochloric acid that eats your car motor away.

[@ferrierra]

You can do something similar with used tires.

[@marffvmarffv5438]

I'm not so much convinced. Less plastic visible around us, that's true. But also less trees if you use too much wood (ratio wood burned vs petrol like fluid qty), and air pollution so health issues during the process. It start from a good idea anyway, really, and maybe this process can be improved to be profitable and safe.

[@nelutu6506]

Plastic moonshine... :)

[@MrMartinswan]

Both with send you to heven lol 😆 😂

[@amzonfire6013]

What we want is to get rid of all the waste plastic waste so that it doesn't end up in the oceans or land fields. You're doing that by burning lots of wood, it doesn't make any sense at all... That wood could have been used for cooking or for keeping warm in winter. Why not use waste plastic instead of wood?

[@yaredkasahun5874]

you are great bro nice

[@mariatrindade991]

its strange that all this information is readily available now that diesel engines are getting taken off the road

[@099las]

Yeah soon we will have to resort to this here in Denmark

[@reneorozco2195]

We won't have any trees left for a couple of gallon of fuel

[@RonaldSekaayi]

Good idea of conserving the environment but how do I make it pure