OIL MADE FROM PLASTIC! | Running Mark 4.5 Under Vacuum
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I believe with the world wide crisis we are facing now, we require a world wide solution. And this is why I believe we need decentralized devices such as this Reactor. Think about it, even if there is just 1 reactor in every community, that will put a huge dent in plastic waste and pollution.
Due to this, I do not wish to make a singular specialized Reactor, once I master and complete this one, I want to make all different types, of all different scales and sizes.
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Yes, there are ways to use the heat from the exhaust of a generator. This process is commonly referred to as waste heat recovery. Here are a few applications:
1. **Combined Heat and Power (CHP):** This system uses the heat generated by the exhaust of the generator for heating purposes in addition to generating electricity. It's efficient for buildings that require both power and heat.
2. **Pre-heating:** The exhaust heat can be used to pre-heat combustion air for the generator itself or other industrial processes, improving overall energy efficiency.
3. **Heat-driven cooling:** Absorption chillers can use the heat to provide cooling, converting waste heat into useful cooling energy.
4. **Desalination:** In some systems, exhaust heat can be used to produce fresh water from seawater, particularly useful in remote or arid locations.
These methods not only utilize energy that would otherwise be wasted but can also significantly reduce overall fuel consumption and emissions.
Also I love how the community cares about this bro and how the big brains offer their expertise
I just watched a video you posted two years ago where you spoke passionately and eloquently about your solution to the plastic problem that is plaguing our world. It's incredible to see you still following through with this project two years later. I wish you nothing but the best and I think that the work you're doing is incredible.
I saw a video of you recently wearing a tie while showing your equipment. Remember, as an engineer and technician, bow ties are a must for safety and style
Very true. Surprising he overlooked that, but he is a man of style.
Never wear bow ties near shredders.
@@CZpersiyou putting your face up in it?
Wouldn’t it be easier to just get another generator so this way you can run an ice maker off of the lng so you don’t have to buy bags of ice? Maybe find a way to make free liquid nitrogen and use that?
My guy needs to wear a mask when pouring plastic particulate.
Please run the syngas through some filters to get lid of tar.
Tar can irreversibly damage the throttle body of your generator.
A simple way to get rid of tar is to run the syngas through a bucket full of fine saw dust.
Fine plastic shreddings and carbon might work too
@@bene5431 sure.
However, plastic shreddings may not have the same absorbent capability as saw dust.
Wood is a very good mopper of tar.
Bro he's giving his entire neighborhood cancer idk why yall worried about tar.
@@lhmmhl1 I know right.
Dioxins are all over the place and bro dgaf.
5:53 DIDDY METER??? 🤣
You expect to let the DIDDYS remain unchecked? During such a vital test?
It really threw me off when he said that 😭😭😆
Definitely keep that vacuum in check u dont want a fire
How is this man not viral yet?
Because he's not doing a single thing that hasn't been known for 60 years while also giving himself and the neighborhood cancer from benzene?
This is the earliest I’ve been to one of your videos yet 😂
On God 😂
same
Fantastic work Julian, keep going and do it big. We support you. Can’t wait for the next stream!
I cherish you! In a very respectable and cool way 🧐
I’m excited to see you distill the liquid into useful fuels! And to see some of the numbers.
Absolutely fascinating
you can further utilize the heat from a generator's exhaust to produce additional electricity through several technologies:
1. **Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC):** This technology uses an organic fluid with a low boiling point to convert heat into mechanical energy, which then drives a generator to produce electricity. It's particularly effective with low to medium temperature heat sources like generator exhaust.
2. **Thermoelectric Generators (TEGs):** These devices generate electricity directly from heat differentials using the Seebeck effect. While they typically have lower efficiency and power output compared to other methods, they are very reliable and can be useful in small-scale applications.
3. **Steam Turbines:** If the heat output is sufficiently high, it can be used to generate steam that drives a turbine to produce additional electricity. This method is common in large-scale industrial settings.
4. **Stirling Engines:** These engines can convert heat energy into mechanical power by compressing and expanding air or other gases at different temperatures. This mechanical power can then be used to generate electricity.
These methods enable the conversion of waste heat into additional electric power, enhancing the overall efficiency of the energy generation process.
This is beautiful wish you the best, much love and success man
Try using a car radiator or some other big radiator that would fit in a cooler, have the cooler filled with ice water and drill holes for the hose so you don't have to lave it open. You will get amazing cooling with this, you just gotta keep supplying ice as the heat exchange will be extra efficient.
It is interesting that you have only 3 pounds of plastic in a reactor that can easily hold 8 tons [16,000 lbs].
Just think: when you scale up [such as adding more magnetrons] you can massively increase production, since a whole lot of your EM energy is being wasted on the large open cavity of the reactor vessel.
That vessel, in theory, should be holding about a ton of plastic and half a ton of recirculated carbon feedstock minimum to take proper advantage of the energy being fed into it.
This is based mainly on its volume, and the spread [area of dispersed EM radiation saturation] of the magnetrons.
In fact, you may want to read up on how to build your own cyclotrons [its a much more powerful form of microwave emitter which works mostly like a magnetron, but it has fewer parts, can emit and handle far higher power, and is almost impossible to 'burn out' (unlike microwave oven dipole magnetrons which can arc and burn rather easily)]
Admittedly, they are a lot less easy than just scrapping out some used microwave ovens, but if you are hoping to get super high intensity power focused at the plastic, they will far outperform magnetrons.
Also, since they emit electrons, they can really do some massive splitting of larger molecules into smaller ones, especially for the amount of power introduced.
And, while, honestly, I do not think anybody has ever used them for smashing plastic, the REALLY BIG ones are used for smashing ATOMS.
So they can really deliver some good power if built and tuned properly.
Here is a potential starting point to look into it.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclotron
lol
this
The oil is oiling 🔥🔥
If you go to a salvage yard and get a brass [or aluminum] automotive heater core, you can make an even more efficient cold water heat exchanger.
The shred of your plastic is pro grade!
Excellent!
Also glad to see you reuse the carbon to keep the costs and dependencies down and in-house!
Really enjoying following your progress on this build. What would you say is the weight reduction % of the plastic going in versus what solids come out? I suppose that could vary significantly based on the type of plastics being processed.
Cheers.
When you get the generator are you going to use fuel from the reactor to fuel the reactor? Enjoying the videos, thanks!
Are there hazardous byproducts using plastic for fuel? Such as but not limited to heavy metals. Apologies if this has already been addressed.
Mark Rober needs to see this
Somebody needs to record all of these videos to rebuild this machine after he goes missing mysteriously
Could the power demand for the machine be handled by solar power/battery while running? Not sure what the power load is.
Julian did you suck the vapour from the reactor with the vacuum pump directly..?
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN!
Hey Jab. Awesome work ! I'm not sure how important the condenser water temperature is to your system. You could add salt to the mix to reduce the temperature, that is as long as the salt water doesn't interfere with condensing equipment.
Corrosive to the equipment, but will work
so as with plastic can you use chopped up water bottles, plastic wraps, grocery bags, etc aswell? And how long does everything take from start to having the oil placed in a container?
Yo this things is only a couple years in development he still is clearly constantly working on the machine to make it better. So many people ask questions like this knowing they arent going to get an answer and just assume the worst. Not saying you are just tired of these comments on his videos
A more permanent condensing solution could be building a vapor compression system by rigging a window AC unit to run off propane. This could get you output temperatures of -40°c. You could even go crazy and hook that system up to another as a heat exchange and get temps of like -130°c
Meh, I think bubbling it through a mesh under a vessel full of water would be much more efficient cooling due to direct contact and much more surface area because of the bubbles broken up smaller by the mesh. Gas goes up and can be tapped separately. Oil floats on top
How mich energy you put in to get 1l of fuel?
What kind of plastic do you need for the reactor to produce good stuff??? This is insane!!
Has anybody done the math on energy in oil out? I’m wondering if it’s simply too much power required to return menial energy back out.
What happens when it rains??? Do you pack everything up back inside or leave it out there?
So I have a question. How efficient is this machine? What I mean is how much energy does it require to output (x) energy of fuel? Doesn’t seem totally crazy but it does seem odd to me that no one has ever done such a thing?
Germany did it in the 40s with coal instead of plastics and I guess coal fires instead of microwaves
Microwaves are terribly inefficient.
This guy found a way to make thousands of carbon long chains break them and hydrate them to all be between 12 and 18 long with not that many impurities that is kinda crazy
can you reuse carbon made friom the plastic. If so how many times can it be reused.
I have a terribly stupid question, is fuel made from plastic “dirtier” than natural fuels?
When I say dirtier I guess I mean does it have the same affect on the air as fuel from a oil rig.
Instead of Ice, have you considered peltiers
When are you commercialising this bro
Keep up the great work 💯❤️👍
*america would like to know your location
Can this guy make 91 octane
Octane is a fuel additive not the fuel itself
@@CrazyforPelaAss oh ok
yoga ball? tf
That was hilarious! Black man like " look @ my 🌑's"
First one
Not sure why you charge 50 dollars for a meeting to help you? I tried getting in contact via email to collaborate with my company. We would fund everything but I must pay 50 dollars to even speak to Julian
Was that a predetermined rate for anyone to meet? Not sure what your company is, but it sounds like you'd be bringing more than $50 worth of value. I have to assume he hasn't been presented with or hasn't seen what you can offer. I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt, but curious about the specifics of your comment
My comment isn't allowed Nate
Why didn’t you pay it. We are all here talking about it on his channel. Not yours. Who are you.
Well, you’re definitely not getting a discount by making bitter comments on youtube 🤣 are you really a businessman if you don’t even understand that time is money, and that you might not be worth his time if you can’t even afford fifty bucks to show you’re serious?
Take the hint mate
This shit ain't new it's been around since the late 1800's do some research
your journey is just amazing we always can do things like this but companies have a mind of their own that is so cool what you made!
I feel like you may be cracking some of the polymers directly into ethane and propylene gas. I’d suggest if you want to power it on gas you should invest in a battery bank as well. Then you can run the generator on stored gas and then store the energy for the initial startup of the next run. For the condenser, you should try to make a column tower to distill different temperature solvents. I’d also suggest a lot of fire extinguishers lol since you have essentially a refinery.
I think its time to start weighing stuff for data. E.g. how much plastic in and oil/gas out, and how much carbon in and carbon out. Also a chance to start segregating plastics by type and running at different power setting. This lets you know which recipes make what products. Assuming very little stuff escaped to atmosphere, what mass that isnt carbon and isnt oil, is basically the mass of gas. (Since gas may be tricky to weigh)
That flame is insane 🔥 Truly incredible what you are doing 💯
what amazing ingenuity to create such a well thought out complex machine, I am very impressed and just suscribed to see your progress! May I ask if you have a way to measure and document the efficiency of the process? Im super curious about the amount of energy required compared to the amount of energy produced? I know this is a working and growing prototype so i know it will continue to grow as you innovate but i'd love to see any data you currently have! Keep up the amazing work!
Please get yourself a respirator before I have a panic attack
Bro I’ve been thinking the same thing but I figured this bro is WAAAAY smarter than me and probably knows what he’s doing
You should collab with Mark robber.
With 50 million subscribers, im sure he'd love to. Your suggestion is to the wrong guy
Aside your dedication and ingenuity, I also respect how other like-minded engineers bring ideas that might help your project become better and better. Well done, lad! I will try to support for as long as i can.
Can you make a video detailing the safety precautions you take to ensure your safety?
@NatureJab Sir your work is awesome i am a science student and i am fascinated by your work on plastic i believe this is truly the way to eradicate excess harmful plastic that reigns the destruction on our planet is there any way u can explain in detail to me about your method
Top condenser may be warm because the water hose was pinched/folded by bending. Seems to me to be near the inlet side? Pinch the hose caused no water flow minute 7:55
there are a few additional methods to consider for converting waste heat from generator exhaust into usable electricity:
1. **Kalina Cycle:** Similar to the Organic Rankine Cycle, the Kalina Cycle uses a mixture of water and ammonia as the working fluid. It operates at varying temperatures and pressures to extract maximum energy from heat sources, potentially offering higher efficiencies than the ORC.
2. **Supercritical CO2 Cycles:** This method uses carbon dioxide in a supercritical state as a working fluid in a closed-loop system. Supercritical CO2 cycles can achieve higher thermal efficiencies due to their favorable thermodynamic properties.
3. **Heat Pumps:** Although primarily used for heating and cooling, heat pumps can be designed to generate electricity by harnessing thermal energy from the exhaust and converting it to mechanical or electrical energy through various mechanisms.
4. **Hybrid Systems:** Combining multiple heat recovery technologies (like ORC with TEGs) can maximize electricity production from waste heat. These systems can be tailored to the specific thermal characteristics of the exhaust.
These advanced methods can further enhance the utilization of waste heat for generating electricity, contributing to more sustainable and efficient energy management.
FYI, the reason why the oil production increases so much after you turn on the vacuum is because boiling point of liquids decreases with decreasing pressure. This is a principle of vacuum distillation.
Be careful. You’re messing with big companies profits. God bless lad.
Sir, please tell me that you have copies of the schematics given to trusted individuals, in case the oil companies come for you.
A catalyst would be good to add with the ground up plastic? Not sure what though. Some kind of liquid probably to capture the full extent of the microwaves
Just watched the short about plastic to gas annnnnnd maaaaannnn u better be careful. Government makes smart people like you disappear. Stay safe.
This is incredible! I see so much real promise of an actual solution to plastic waste. Thats a crazy amount of progress to get that much oil and a full bladder of natural gas. What do you do with the gas in the balls after you turn the machine off?
It's really awesome that you use the carbon in the mix that you create from the plastic you put in the machine, for then later to mix that carbon into more plastic, that then gets used in the machine.
I need to know if the radiations are safe because your work is amazing
Mana meter?😭😭😭
dude you a literal legend
Can you show us how to make a small version of this at home
So sick
The conversion rate is 1 kilo of plastic equals approximately 1 L of distillate when completely transferred over to liquid
Nope
Keep going!
I think the way you talk might keeo you back from being more popular. Its almost like an excited monotone. Excited is good but you just sound like any old nerd nerding out. Maybe youre just trying to sound professional. It just needs more personality
Wtf gimme a break, don't be fake be yourself!
Natural gas burns blue so this is a giant con or someone who is intelligent enough to design, build, and make this work doesn’t know the simple color of natural gas. I’m going with con
Me 2. He won't awnser my critical questions and only likes and comments back on "yes men".
Thank you for your service
Might also need to insulate the outside of the condenser. Its cooling the air around it instead of just the oils out of the vapor. This would make the ice melt faster. A tiny opening to check temperature is fine. Also might suggest to solely use temperature gun to avoid risk of burns
Hi I messaged you before about a heat treatment idea for excrement I had? If you have an older model?, I have a theory, I think you might be able to recycle poop in your invention and make a shiterer version of propane!!!! I think it would really work, and your compost? Could be the cleanest poop sourced fertilizer on the planet. But think about it, don't break or stink up your machine. If you can recycle excrement into fuel, and clean fertilizer, you will be placed into a very good part of history.
Have a blessed life! :)
If you burnt the plastic oil, wouldnt the fumes be toxic like burning regular plastic?
I hardly understand a thing about what you are talking about regarding physics and technology, but it seems to me you are working on something that could solve one of earths biggest issue. Stay safe. Wish you success.
What plastice does it take? plastic number 2 ,3, 4, well it be banned like lead? Does it burn well enough for an engine? So cool great job man.
Good job,❤
Next you can mix rubber tiers like 10% with plastic and carbon.
Check for any leaking gasses near the microwave power supply ( connection points ).
Good luck
I pray that everything goes right My brother and You don't blow yourself up❤
Amazing work! Stay safe out there!
You're doing amazing! Keep up the great work.
What is the total amount of oil you made since the start. How much plastic have you reduced? Has your progress helped with showing how to increase your efficiency.
My guy.... This is a proof of concept. Not a full on operation.
@@lordfatcock I mean he has been doing it for 2 years with many updates. I just wanted to know his progress
It was nice knowing you 😞🙏
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@@armaniwebb4467 little hat people
Be careful brother they are watching you be safe amazing work
just ordered a tshirt, hopefully you can fulfil it before you disappear 😭
He won't. He already made a patent so it doesn't matter even if he does. They can't keep up with the reposts if we download his vids
Thank you so much for your support!
How loud