GLASS ROCKET ENGINE
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- Опубліковано 1 лис 2023
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I want to see a partnership with one of the RC airplane channels where you build an RC rocket jet together.
RC Me-163 with accurate “long running time” rocket engine time
I was thinking Tom Stanton would be a fun pairing. Like Abbott and Costello type dynamic
How about a contract with the department of defense, at least 0.1% of their budget
Petersripol would be perfect
That’s a Good Idea 👍
This was super cool! And the hydrogen peroxide supplying oxygen is clever I'm sure you have some new rockets planned with that. Also, one time we were shooting woosh rockets off our dorm balcony in college. well i had the great idea of adding nitrous oxide from a whipped cream bottle. It just exploded in my face, best one of the night hahahha
no reply? let me change that
That sounds really fun lol
There’s a lot of shots of stuff exploding in my face that I didn’t put in the video because UA-cam would deplatform me , I tried to do one with pure oxygen and hydrogen and let me tell you, that was a bang !!!
@@integza you could make a channel where you just show the clips where your experiments went hilariously wrong!
@@qdr1293mayhe upload it to a different platform
I think I speak for everyone when I say we want to see a rocket built and launched! Something new that you create and build from scratch, creative and exciting aim for orbit!
A colab with Xyla would be interesting. Not sure how their personalities would mesh but I can just imagine a giant wood and fiberglass rocket with Integza's engine or maybe they strap some engines to a Christmas tree.
Another interesting option would be Peter Stripol.
DUDE!!! 👊🏻 Congrats on the new CNC machine! We all know how much you've wanted one, and it's seriously exciting to see this goal become a reality. I honestly can't think of a more deserving "mad rocket scientist' than you, sir, and I know this latest addition will serve your projects well. 👍🏻
I think I can say that every single one of us who have watched you grow as a Rocket Scientist and a youtuber, we are all extremely proud of you Integza . Keep it up because the possibilities are endless 💯
I agree and please like my comment
Great job! What the heck is a kilogram?!
@@gcstudios9091 it's a gram of one kilometer in size
A Kilogramm is Something Like a Pound.Simply it's a yust a unit for weight.I hope I was able to help.
@@gcstudios9091it's one of those drug bust terms,😂
Wow, this feels like a video from a completely different channel. The presentation is more polished, the designs look much more professional, and the tone feels more confident. Huge props. Love the new direction
He has been at it for a while, although his first videos were verry good too.
Integza, your videos are always so impressive and inspiring! I love the way you're able to take complex scientific concepts and make them easy to understand. Your latest video on the hydrogen peroxide rocket engine is a great example of this. The presentation is polished, the designs are professional, and the tone is confident. I can tell that you're passionate about rocketry, and your enthusiasm is infectious. I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with next!
The addition of milled metal to your manufacturing process has increased engine build quality to a whole new level. It be really cool to see a use for the new found thrust in the coming videos.
I love seeing this man explain how and why this stuff works in an easy-to-learn way. I know he's an engineer, but I would like to see him talk more about the chemical reactions and their products in a future video maybe? I'd like to know more on the scientific side of things, too!
I think you were not paying attention during this video, maybe?
Calcium permagnitate plus hydrogen peroxide equals steam and oxygen!
@integza 3d print a steam cleaner using this reaction!
Maybe don't ignite and mix it with fuel tho? Haha!
My mind is blown! 👍🤯
@@seebeedee The irony. He's using potassium* permanganate*.
@@harms123 🤓
@@seebeedee Oh, no, that's not what I meant; I want to see some of the chemical math. Sure, the physical reactions are cool, but I want to have a better "visualization" of the reactions if that makes sense?
This one was the best yet. It's kind of sad to see the 3D-Printed parts mostly vanish but the CNC mill and upgrade to metal parts was needed. I am excited to see what you'll come up with next.
Maybe the next give-aways will be with CNC machines 😂😝
Integza, i really like how your channel is growing and the quality getting better and better with bigger projects, cheers from Brazil!
Stuff like this is EXACTLY why I watch your channel! THIS IS FRICKIN' AWESOME!!!
video idea:
create a water based electrolysis fueled rocket engine, electrolysis will create hydrogen (fuel) and oxygen (oxsydiser) would be a cool idea. Keep in mind that tomatoes are disgusting!
im an engineer myself and this was literally one of my best projects i did. but it has a very big flaw, your electrolyzer has to be very efficient which means that you have to use platinum-group metal catalysts which are very expensive. other types of electrolyzers are cheaper but also not nearly efficient as an PEM. the current and energy needed is another critical point, but you can reduce the required current by raising the temperature.
also it is very tricky on how you design your combustion mixture. typically you would aim for the lowest air:fuel-ratio which would be Knallgas with a ratio of 2:1 but that is very dangerous to deal with.
i ended up using the gas for a pneumatic system which also has a little pulse thruster, but this is only for stability purposes of a satellit and cant be scaled up before something blows up but i would love to see integza try his best
This is an awful idea !
The components to do this would far outweigh the thrust it would ever produce. It’s pie in the sky nonsense, perpetuated by American idiots trying and failing to do this with cars. 😂
You are getting the printer !
@@demirkeskin2264 ye
cool, but extremely inefficient idea :)
I think we all need to take a minute and appreciate the effort he puts into his videos. They are so educational and interesting! The next theme should be a behind the scenes guide/showcase on how you make your videos and What goes into them.
Don't forget that his accent is also disappearing! Which I've never seen an adult do.
Damn I always wanted a 3d printer. Looks like it's not meant to be. There's a comment with 2.1 k likes!!!!😶
Honeslty i watched the whole process of the yet engine build video's and this one was the best yet, i hope to see this engine in perfect state that would be a proud moment to see
Damn, I remember when I totally accidentally found your channel when you had like 7k subs. Been following all along, through your first engines that have made trust, your welding saga, tomato bits, up until now, where you go and interview real rocket scientists, and now create engines out of "real" materials, that can propel itself with all the associated stuff. Keep it up Integza, love what you are doing
I'd like to see a video of a modified engine spark plug that would double as an injector to inject various gasses into an engine piston while continuing to function as a spark plug
Mama Miya - Use pizza 🍕 ( or Tomato 🍅😁)as fuel for your next engine . Any thing can burn fast with proper oxygen supply , ( I saw on a tv channel ) ,It sounds fun to make , It may be hard for not for you 😊. You can get inspiration from solid fuel ramjet engine like the one on meteor Air to Air missile but pizza in place of fuel ⛽ and oxygen in intake.😊😊
Yes , also pasta 🍝 can be used 😁. It's a good idea 💡.
I liked your idea brother but ( Italiano - what are you doing )😂😊
Pasta sounds better 😁.
What about eggs 🥚? .😊
would be really cool to see a video testing all different types of propulsion methods you have done over the past few years side by side, with new modifications made based on your newfound knowledge. or at least a top 5.
Integza, you should be given a medal or acknowledgement from NASA for single handedly inspiring a generation of Rocket Scientists to go out and change the world!
I'm really curious how your old jet engines perform when placed against your more recent ones, an Integza Jet Competition. This could show both how you evolved as an engineer and how different designs perform
but they all melted
This man explains things in a good amount of detail and easy to understand for someone who isn't well versed in the scientific side of things, but he also makes it look fun and interesting. I have been watching him for a couple of years now and am always surprised by all of the things he comes up with. An idea for a future video that I would love to see is him making a magnetohydrodynamic drive, or something along those lines. Keep up the great work man.
Love watching your rockets grow up. From mucho melty beginnings.
Through many evil tomatoes.
I wish you the best combustions.
I sure am glad I stumble upon this channel. Digging the Portuguese Howard Wolowitz!
I am a final year chemical engineering student and I am currently working on vacuum distillation of hydrogen peroxide to produce high test peroxide for my final year project. I am currently using a packed column to do the same and achieved 90% purity in just 5 hours. For your next video you could try doing that by using a glass tube and 3d printed abs packings because from my experience it is much more powerful tho it has to be handled carefully.
Why wouldn't you just use a distiller? The peroxide boils at a lower temperature than water, so you can get very near 100% after maybe 2 passes.
Be really careful with this man, many people have wanted HTP in the rocket industry and many have suffered quite potent explosions. Not saying don't do it, but just plan for it to explode at any point and for you not to be injured/building burnt down etc when it does. Peroxide is just forgiving enough to let you make really dangerous mistakes.
@@jaysengstacken2118 boiling high test peroxide is generally a great way to have an unexpected explosion
@@jaysengstacken2118I guess we are making bombs in youtube now
I like your "Dual propulsion rocket" idea alot I think a workable idea would be to have two tanks (H2O2 Peroxide) and Fuel tank top them off with compressed air. So if you open the valve they get expelled. Than I would spray the H2O2 on a mesh coated with Permanganate (KMnO4) to decompose the H2O2. after decomposition add the fuel.
instead of KMnO4 you can use MnO2 this way you get decomposition without adding oxygen, but it will stay the same. You get the MnO2 from KMnO4 after it has been used once.
Congrats you got a CnC!!!!! So many more projects have opened up for you now
I appreciate all the signs ☺️, and I think it's an amazing video. ❤
This has been an awesome video! I’ve been a rocket engine technician for the last 8 years and a jet engine technician for 8 years before that. It’s been fun watching you critically think your way through the problems. So awesome!
Except the part where he did this indoors. Beyond stupid. 🙄
I get so excited when integza posts a new video!! Always impressed what can come up with when using just household items really. This makes me want to get back into rocketry and home science experiments.
Well done stepping up the production quality! Congrats on 1M subscribers!
This was by far one of your most interesting videos. The dual combustion rocket fueled motor is such a cool idea. If you added it like to a pulse jet in a series it would be the ultimate!! It would keel a lot of tomatoes as well!!!!
I really love the added production costs, and FINALLY you can start working with metal!! A whole new chapter in the Book of Ingeza!! Also really dig that Huel is sponsoring, I’ve been enjoying their stuff for years!
I haven’t felt this way for a video. You are so good at educating. And you make learning so entertaining. Thank you for what you have done. Brings back my joy for learning again.
I been ordering the huel black for over 3 years! I love it. It’s a filling nutrient dense meal in a drink. I like it most when I wake up at 3am hungry and I don’t want to fully wake up to make and chew food. So I just drink some huel.
Wow! What a way to start!
I would really love to see more designs with the quartz tubes.
Also Ive been watching for a while and its so cool to see the gradual upgrading of equipment. keep up the great work Integza!
love your videos.
It's been so cool, watching your channel evolve and improve over the years. I remember when I first started watching your videos, and though a lot, even *most* of your projects were failures or qualified successes, your videos were still more fun than 90% of the other maker channels content.
I remember the first time I knew your channel had turned a corner and was truly going places (Devil's Toothpaste Rocket Engine), and with this project, I think it's fair to say you've really made it. You've earned your success, with hard work, creativity, and your sincere love of science and nerdy fun always shines through.
Congrats on another awesome video. Keep up the great work! We'll be waiting!
Your work is amazing brother ,coming from a country with constant load shading (black out) I can really learn a trick or two from your videos .🇿🇦
Dude. You are a mad scientist. Simply awesome channel.
It must feel so amazing to finally have a CNC!!
would love to see some old projects revisited using this new tool
Oh man, I can't wait for the next engine with that crazy cool stuff!😊
Great Video! Thank you!!!
Thanks for all the knowledge and fun over the years in every video!!!
You're amazing! 🎉
Cool Channel, it reminds me on my experiments of my youth in the 80th, of course without videos and 3D-prints.
I look forward to your 1st liquid-rocket-engine ;)
I was impressed... And at the same time it brough back memories from my childhood 30 years ago. We had the exact same concept in my dads workshop in form of a metal cutting torch. However I believe it was using Acetylene gas.
These videos are awesome, so cool to see the propellant iterations! It would be sick to see a future video on how different thrust vector control methods might work better or worse with different engines/propellants.
I'm currently an engineering student and have been watching your videos for a long time. I can truly appreciate your dedication and resistance to your projects. Oh man, I love how a simple jar jet engine (ram jet) rabbit holed into an entire series of videos with an endless amount of information. I personally think a future video idea containing designing of internal combustion engines, creation of polymers using household materials, and/or japanese sparklers (like nighthawkinlight) would be awesome!
Continuing the Wankel theme I‘d find a video using and comparing different fuels (which you‘re quite experienced with) in a rotary engine quite interesting!
Since these engines could theoretically run on anything.
Always great videos, diy out of control!
Finally a CNC Machine! The projects on this channel are about to level up.
10:05 I burst out in laughter when you called the Wankel engine the "spinning dorito", because it fits it perfectly XD
Wow, your a science god!, great job!
Nice job man! 🎉
I literally love your videos. You never cease to amaze me and also that glass engine in this video was beautiful. Maybe it would be cool to see you integrate one of your engines into some kind of model rocket!!
You had my full attention with the two stroke engine using nitromethane...then you launched past it with the rockets. So, to fully satisfy my curiosity, I "suggest" you design and build one for us to see. 🤩
Excellent video, highly interesting stuff,
Thanks....
Thom in Scotland.
@integza the "bernzomatic" the torch company makes 1.4oz oxygen tanks, you may have to mill/lathe yourself an adapter or fit a regulator to it but it's very small in comparison.
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You seem to repeat yourself a great deal. Then you put little clips of the larger videos AFTER you've released the full-length video. Everything you know is fed to you by others directly into your earpiece, it has to be, because you're nowhere near as intelligent as others give you credit for. Yes, I am capable of judging in this instance, and I'm as thick as pudding.
i hope you sell enough posters to buy the new mazda. make a video about it when you do.
Thank you!!
Congratulations on finally reaching 1m subs! Absolutely worth it!
In the part where you were testing the nozzle it looked like you were having combustion instability try to add baffles either in the combustion chamber or tiny ones not ideally but in the throat of the nozzle in my calculations you were missing around 15-20% of the thrust due to unmixed fuel and combustion instability
This man is literally born to make history.
Are you agree with me guys❤❤
yes im agree
I built a combustor years ago and quickly learned that the injector that pour fuel straight out like that is inefficient. I took a bolt cross drilled the flats and bored the length to make an injector with 6 ports that pushed the fuel out perpendicular to the flow. It gave the fuel and air more time to mix before combustion and made a huge difference in the amount of thrust generated. Also inject the air at an angle that creates a vortex in the chamber.
i said it one time and i will say it again, woul dbe amazing to see you making a hall propulsor
I would love to see a video of you machining a jet engine with your new CNC. I'm sure the number of materials you are able to work on now is way broader than before.
OK here's what you need to do once you get this figured out: make two engines, put them on the tips of rotor blades and make a rocket driven helicopter like the one made in the '50s. If you're lucky it might have enough aerodynamic lift to get the oxygen tank off the ground. 🙂
the forces would probably rip them off before any meaningful lift is achieved
@@xorinzorLook up 'Roton'. It's been done.
@@xorinzorAlso if that happens that means you need to increase the blade's angle.
It should create resistance because if it's just free spinning of course it's not gonna do anything.
@@xorinzor Yah but it would be fun to watch! 🙂
A spinning out of control oxygen bottle is a dangerous idea.
As a automotive nerd and a old engine nerd the whole air/fuel thing with different fuels made me happy....
Since you have access to some quartz you can probably try to make a transparent turbojet engine since it can withstand very high temperatures.
I find the dual concept really interesting. All that released steam will likely serve to cool the combustion, making it possible for you to run the engine harder with less cooling. Excited to see where this goes. Don't forget to account for the massive back pressure that will be pushing into your catalyst and peroxide tank as the engine fires.
You always makes fun stuff :D
I'm looking forward to the dual purpose engine!
Keep them coming! :D
I would also like to see you experiment with different nozels on the woosh rocket. Seems like they'd be easy to pring replacement bottlecaps with a rocket nozel added to the top (err... bottom)
Whaaaat? That oxidizor technique are amazing
I have been watching your channel for years and I am always so fascinated and amazed at the things you are able to design and bring into the world. I 100% have no doubt in my mind NASA would be honored to have you. keep it up man.👍
The concept of, "seeing" the inside of the combustion chamber is awesome! And the fact that it stays transparent in high temperatures because of the insulating barrier and cooling attribute of the air.
Some suggests a *chemistry* theme for future and some suggests *more visuals* to be put in. ---What catched my attention was the software you used for determining the optimal nozzle design. Maybe we can see some more like that in the future? CFD, generative designs, etc.?
This was Awesome!
You could use a paintball filling setup and tank on your oxygen bottle to make a smaller and lighter oxidizer sorce also I would preset your pressure regulators and use a ball valve or electric valve for on/off flow from fuel and oxidizer. Hope this can help love the science keep it coming!
I love all your builds they are so scary in the coolest way. I was wondering if you have ever setup an electrical system to control ignition and burn rate of any of your rockets. Would be very neet to see
it would be awesome to see a more cnc made rockets in the future, I think the ability to use metal and new geometric shapes could result in some cool projects.
Man. I just love seeing videos like this where people are putting together ramjet and rocket engines from scratch. Also try making a rocket engine that employs thrust vectoring.
Omg
Can't wait
i got one! what about a hovercraft? maybe not even rocket propelled, maybe just steam- i dont even know how you would fuel it or the logistics of it carrying its own fuel, but i think something packaged up neatly into an assemble-able craft would be awesome. would be fun to work with remote controls too. love the vids!
you should make the world's smallest liquid fuel rocket
That peroxide demo at the end was terrifying and fantastic haha I kept waiting for the glass to break from the heat
Thank you!
Thank you my friend !!!
1:47 What a cute little turbo ! I recently built my first DIY turbojet engine and I can't wait to see what you'll do with it ! (a bit too much for the skateboard :D)
There is a lot of power involved in those turbojets and welding is often required. I can share my flametube and combustion chamber designs if you want, they require no precision machining and, let say, few welds.
5:22 Integza just ate a tomato and he liked it.
That’s was just a test to see if someone watched the sponsor time, I didn’t ate it of course 😇
@@integzaof course we watch it, you make even the sponsors fun to watch!
Fantastic work..looking forward to the rocket. I'd love to see you design a supersonic wind tunnel using some of these techniques and tools. An episode on de Laval nozzles would be awesome (adjustable asymmetrical one may be good) I'd also love a 3D printer :-) Keep the great vids coming.
Its always a joy to watch your videos, it fuels my creativity and inspires me to make something of my own, I think a really cool idea for your future videos would be that you could use your CNC machine to craft the Wankel engine and run it on butane and pure oxygen, then make a turbocharger for it and run it off the exhaust gases, considering the materials can handle the temperature. Thanks!
Edit: you could also run the engine on hydrogen peroxide and potassium permanganate and add combustion, if its even possible, in stages.
make a rocket using the same jet ant maybe try NOS as oxidiser?
I think now that you have an liquid oxidizer to use for your future rockets you need to make a vessel to remotely mix and control the flow/pressure from that reaction. Some sort of baffeled vessel to keep the liquid component out of the mix while letting all the sweet sweet gases flow and not having to touch it.
I stumbled across this channel by accident, and it has to be the most insane channel on YT - and the bar for that is set pretty high! It's basically a crazy guy trying to blow himself up in public!
im actually scared, this channel will kill me ... well, let´s do it again xD im not sure wether we love this channel more, or you do ... but im sure i love it ! thanks for this one
Congratulations on 1M 😊
Would be fun to see one of your old engine designs attached to a rocket body to see how high it would fly
I feel like Integza is speed running rocket development. Like he will start challenging NASA and SpaceX in 3 years! Keep up the good work, man!
i've never been more scared for your safety than when i saw how excited you became after realizing the potential of peroxide as an oxidizer
Since you are getting into an area of high thrust, i would really love to see you building a whole liquid fueled rocket, that could fly up a few hundred meters!
It would be nice to see you build a Turborocket, combing the ideas of both a Jet engine and a Rocket. It consists of a turbine driven by the incoming gases which inturn allows in more air using multi-stage fans connected to it. This compressed mixture an be then pushed to a combustion chamber for generating thrust. Would be nice to see it working...
I was certain you would get thrust diamonds with the oxygen tank... You Sir are brave and brilliant. Keep it up!
This experiment is essentially how St.-Venant and Wantzel discovered the critical pressure ratio in 1839. They used a vacuum chamber and air as a gas. For air this ratio is ca. 0.57, so for a 1 atm throat (hole) pressure one needs 1.75 atm chamber pressure to obtain sonic velocity at the throat.
Now that you can print metal parts I'm both excited and terrified to see where your projects go from here 😂
You have come a long way sice you started this rocket engine saga. Well done. I am still curious if an UNDERWATER rocket engine is possible. There is one for your next video :D
This is sick! Can't wait to see what the future holds
You make an excellent chemistry teacher. Lots of fun.