you might have used the air conditioners they are "recycling". like the cargo ships torn aparte and recycled in their beaches. Is 1st world trash that is being recycled somehow by these people in the worst safety conditions ever.
if this is what they’re willing to show on camera just imagine what’s happening off camera… the amount of POE and mineral oil dumping onto the ground from all the compressors is just disgusting..
There was a time when Silver Mines discarded tons of blue mud after extracting the nuggets and silver dust from the rocks. Until a Chemist figured out a way to extract tons of silver from the huge dried mud piles that the mines would let him take for free. Word ran fast and the Mines no longer allowed anyone to take the mud 😅
@@hillbilly4christ638 Sort of. The problem is it turns back into nitric acid when it gets somewhere damp like your lungs or the rain. Lungs obviously it depends on concentration: hold your breath! Acid rain from vehicle emissions in the USA acidified our lakes this way.
sitting on a small fortune of aluminum, steel, red brass, and copper, and here you are fuckin around for 8oz of silver, like it's the holy grail of rare metals... Compressors are an absolute treasure trove. Stack like these guys are sitting on would be virtually 0 waste.
If you don’t think they are recycling every last part of those compressors then you obviously haven’t watched enough of these Indian health and safety videos
Thats why I love the third world. They keep me to the lifestyle I am accustomed to. I wish I had a few of them here. I would work them so hard for my enrichment.
Are we all going to ignore the fact that all those compressors were also charged with freon gas. You cant even take a fridge to a salvage yard or landfill in the United States with a charged compressor.
I dumped a 5 ton unit for fun once just cut the lines with pruning shears. I have also only driven economy cars for the last 40 years and I build super efficient homes. Working on starting an EV conversion business. 😊😊😊
Freon isnt used around 50 years anymore, most of those use liquid gas derivates. And newer use still cleaner than those. Only thing that we pay twentyfold price for ''cleaner''.
Im in the HVAC trade, oil is all over my tools all the time. I'll work out in the rain people ask me if I'm worried my tools will rust lol. nah not even a little lol
They should show these films on world-wide meetings about environnement.! Unfortunately, these meetings are mostly about wining and dining..... The ones involved just don't care. Too much pocketmoney at stake....
I remember in the 70s when most US cities experienced “smog” on a regular basis. A lot has been done - it isn’t about “wining and dining”. You’ve been listing to to much right-wing media.
The safety culture is just amazing. Eye protection, respirators, gloves, steel toes, flame resistant clothing, helmets, high visibility marking, ergonomics. Notice how everything is identified, cataloged and stored. Astonishing.
LOL nope. There are recycling companies that can do this much safer and efficient than these cavemen ever could. Even factoring the dirt cheap labor and cheaper material costs it's still cheaper to have this done by large recycling companies with competent workers.
There were* beautiful fields of crops in the background. *Were, because they’re now contaminated with multiple magical spells, and they used witches cauldrons too🤯…😂😂
I like how the toxic fumes get unloaded into the field of growing food, is that how they recycle it by feeding to the plants then the humans eat it, that's one way I guess.
The red fumes are dinitrogen tetroxide that are the very toxic part to humans.. quite deadly, but will breakdown into nitrogen dioxide, as it becomes dilute in the air it's relatively harmless to plants, may reduce plant growth, but nowhere near as dangerous as to humans.
Reminds me of Turkey back in the mid 80s when I was stationed in Izmir. I kid you not, watched a crew of men who were in 3-piece suits digging up the gas line to find the leak and using a cigarette lighter to check for gas. Glad they didn't find the leak when I was walking on by!
Have you watched any of the ship breaking ingredients videos? Their government stepped in, and the safety requirements have increased by about 10 to 15 % 😢😢😢
And this is why American companies wanted the NAFTA , North America Free Trade opened up in the early 90's. No OSIA regulations and cheap labor. And still charge big bucks for their products.
But Americans are killing the planet! We have to give up all kinds of things and have increased regulations on how we live. But these guys are recycling and saving the world.
I want to try this out. looks like a good way to get some silver. The smoke bomb they made would be a fun activity to do at a family event or even a block party.
FYI, there is no freon in the compressors. Freon is supposed to be extracted from the system before the compressors are separated and sent to these recyclers.
@@narenmuni9849 Are you saying that with a straight face? Maybe if the compressors were brought in from Europe or the US but if they are of local origin I doubt any freon was saved.
I worked for a company in South Wales that recycle fridges/freezers. We called the compressors fridge pots and they were exported by the container full to India, this was after the freon was removed. @pixelpatter01
@@pixelpatter01 its pakistan, they import used fridge motors from the uk by the container load constantly. im in the scrap game and i PROMISE you nobody in the uk gives a damn about cutting a fridge motor and letting the gas escape.
Uhhhhhhhh? Not even the simplest of attempts at safety, neat Nitric acid sloshing about, wearing open toed sandles, no gloves or eye protection or anything. All those NOx fumes, like something from Hell. Sorry, after 40 years in heavy industry, wearing safety glasses, hard hat, safety boots, gloves and specialist workwear, where ever task required a Risk Assessment etc. cannot watch any more, just managed to get to 6min 10 sec, ENOUGH. Just crazy.
This what you get when even the people employed to police it don't care Besides if they forced them to abide by our standards there would be no cheap goods anywhere
Ahhh...the wonderful aroma of nitric acid clouds, as they waft through the wheat field in the morning. And what an innovative concept on work place safety; pajamas, sandals, bare hands, and no respirators to ease the burden of cumbersome personal protective equipment while working with dangerous chemicals😁🤤😵💀
It’s like watching a Sreetips video. Dissolve the silver with nitric acid and the cementing the silver out with copper. I love how the dude is standing in the toxic nitrous fumes.
The silver is precipitated out as Chloride (that's common salt they add to the mixture). That's how the copper and silver are separated. The white powder for smelting is silver chloride.
These videos are the opposite of asmr. It makes me anxious and feel so sorry for the workers without basic safety gear. Boots, masks and safety glasses minimum! You'll save more in the long run ! Happier works = more productivity . Better health = more productivity. Never be cheap about safety. This right here is why third world countries stay third world, they won't take the necessary steps to progress, their bosses are too dam cheap to provide the mere basics. Man... its heart breaking to see.
It’s funny that people think these people aren’t doing this ethically. Where the hell do you think your recycling goes? These guys process YOUR trash. Be grateful it’s not you doing this and shut up. Your “global warming” narrative is exhausting.
After watching sreetips and then this, I don't want to know how to make sausage!😝 Where are they dumping the copper nitrate solution? I shudder to think!
I watched a video not long ago about a noodle factory. They milled locally grown bitter cassava for the starch to make the noodles. The runoff water from the cassava soaks poisoned the local river system and killed all the aquatic life... Even insects were all dead. They did not talk about this in the video, but they mentioned that the noodle factory was going to have to close. This locally grown cassava had the highest concentration of cyanogenic glycosides that anyone had ever seen, when mixed with water enzymes converted the glycoside into hydrogen cyanide and into the creek it went.
People in this region are amazing at processes. I Love watching them. And all of those compressors you see are from our economy and demand for convenience.
Kinda reminds me of the movie "Blade" with Wesley Snipes and the late Kris Kristofferson....where 'Whistler' is smoking a cigarette and pumping/spilling gasoline into a vintage Dodge Charger.
Nitric acid is a strong oxidizing agent and can react with many metals. When nitric acid is used on a mixture of metals, metals less noble than silver (such as iron, copper, zinc) will oxidize and dissolve as ionized salts, while silver, which is more noble, does not react as strongly and can thus be separated.
Spin the wheel of misfortune after working there. What will it be? Skin cancer, lung cancer, lymphoma, leukemia, birth defects for your children. Very sad that the poor are exploited.
If this is not you, be glad! Sad to see people working like this.. Not to mention the effects of the chems on the food crops. ASM thank you for showing us this!
Most use the newest in wifi PPE. That nitric acid fuming out of those pans made me gasp from here. They are workin hard and getting things done. Good work.
These poor country's have no respect for the environment as long as it puts food on the plate we all know recycling is a good thing but at what price health and safety is non - existent...
If you are a poor person, are you more concerned about feeding yourself/family for the week or putting some nasty chemicals into the environment? It doesn't matter if your environment is clean if you are going to starve to death otherwise.
Can't see how they make a profit. I know labor is cheap, but Oxy acetylene, propane, and nitric acid are not. If they got the compressors for free and the labor for free, it still doesn't look like they would be in the black. Those 5 silver bars look like about 10 troy ozs each, at 300$ per bar...provided those five were the output for the day, their neting about 1500$ in silver. Very thin margin.
Silver is more of a byproduct of the operation - not the main income source. If you click on the the uploaders channel you'll see they used the same footage in a video about recycling copper since the motors inside the compressors contain 1.5 to 5lbs of copper each. I've also heard of these things getting flushed, refilled with oil and sold as "remanufactured" compressors for ACs and fridges.
Love to read comments from American consumers blaming poor people from 3rd world countries recycling their crap shipped across the world by low tech methods 😂😂😂😂. The Worlds most naive Superpower.
Everyone was harmed in the making of this video
Haha
LOL,, No OSHA there,, hahaha
Fr. I was thinking to myself about the amount of GHGs released from the old compressors and the toxic fumes from burning/heating
This is the modern equivalent of watching cavemen bang rocks together.
You know it, and I know it! Now we all know it...
I was impressed with all the safety equipment.
Flip flops are super effective.
Chemical handling practices top notch
if you consume cow dung you can be anything- hindutvas
Steel toe sandals 😂😂
@@wanaraz the secrets is to always have some cow dung with you
Glad to finally see some PPE sandals....
Go nicely with the safety squints!
@@olddadnz1632 not forgetting while handling corrosive substances no gloves required 👌🏻
Hahahaaaaa !!!!
@@olddadnz1632😂
Least dude on gas touch had boots
Always love the comment section for these 😂
It’s why I’m really here 😂
If you love the certain type of worried comments on the comment section, then you are a couple of coils short of an AC motor.
A bunch of fucking babies! 😂😂😂😂😂
Those crops downwind must be free of pests for sure.
and crops...
The grass is so green!😂😂
No bugs whatsoever!
Look at the pretty colors in the sky like a orange sherbet color today
High in nitrogen
working with torch without glasses? crazy. And handling nitric acid in flip flops. They are insane.
Not insane, just expendable
Welding without glasses? He’ll be blind before he’s 35..
Just poor. Count your lucky stars. 🌟
And the fumes in his lungs. Terrible fate.
The Bosses don’t give a DAMN!
Hard-working men doing what they have to do to provide for their families…
Respect!!
Not for very long under these conditions.
@@jacobjochemtypes this while eating a McDonalds Cheeseburger 😆
@@jacobjochemlooks pretty safe really
Healthy safe family,😅😢
Are you freaking kidding me?! And we have to be the ones to save the environment?
You are saving the environment, they are not😢
Be a good dumbocrat
Enjoying your paper straw?
@@nathanieljames7462 No, not at all!
We have the most gubbmint money that we must hand out to these "developing nations" Pakistan and India date back to 7000-6500 BC."
And I can't use a plastic straw.??????
But you're saving the world, one paper straw in a plastic cup a time.
… and also you make sure to clean every little last scrape out of the peanut butter jar before it goes in the blue bin 😂
Yes, that's correct. You can also go over there, look at street food, and die instantly. So, it's a give and take situation
you might have used the air conditioners they are "recycling". like the cargo ships torn aparte and recycled in their beaches. Is 1st world trash that is being recycled somehow by these people in the worst safety conditions ever.
Right, pay no attention to these stupid policies. Don't peek behind the curtain where these sorts of thing are going on.
4/5 silver bars go toward paying funeral expenses for the lads who die after inhaling the chemicals during refinement process
No one in this videos gets a funeral bro, at least not one paid with silver.
No the bosses are feeling less as long as they live the life !
@@BudoReflex Nope they go mixed in with the chemicals and made into silver bars
if this is what they’re willing to show on camera just imagine what’s happening off camera… the amount of POE and mineral oil dumping onto the ground from all the compressors is just disgusting..
Pretty sure they just drag em down by the river bank and burn em...
Today's safety briefing; "Ok, guys make sure you tuck your pants into your socks"
socks?
" Oh, and you probably don't want to breathe in the orange smoke..."
@@robertmann7277 only make the orange smoke when its windy....let some one else breathe it.
Haha weren’t many socks In that bunch bud.
Or the lack thereof
Is Gretta Watching?
She's not interested. No serious money in haranguing the third world.
How dare you!!😠
Her parents own that company.
xD
😂
There was a time when Silver Mines discarded tons of blue mud after extracting the nuggets and silver dust from the rocks.
Until a Chemist figured out a way to extract tons of silver from the huge dried mud piles that the mines would let him take for free.
Word ran fast and the Mines no longer allowed anyone to take the mud 😅
5:05 Nitric Acid. You can tell by the orange fumes of nitrogen dioxide being released (6:06)
I thought it was bromine. Either way, very poisonous.
Yummy
nitric to reduce out base metals
@@lylestavast7652 result is silver nitrate - soluble in water
@@hillbilly4christ638 Sort of. The problem is it turns back into nitric acid when it gets somewhere damp like your lungs or the rain. Lungs obviously it depends on concentration: hold your breath! Acid rain from vehicle emissions in the USA acidified our lakes this way.
It's good to see some of the guy's wearing their safety moccasins!
3 of them ride to work on one motorcycle
sitting on a small fortune of aluminum, steel, red brass, and copper, and here you are fuckin around for 8oz of silver, like it's the holy grail of rare metals... Compressors are an absolute treasure trove. Stack like these guys are sitting on would be virtually 0 waste.
Ounce of silver can buy food for 3 for 3 weeks in India. What’s not worth it to us is worth it to them.
They will make silver jewelry and sell it to the west
@@ChrunchmunchI need to start doing business in India I guess.
If you don’t think they are recycling every last part of those compressors then you obviously haven’t watched enough of these Indian health and safety videos
They are reclaiming the minute amount of silver in the silver solder used to connect the copper tubing to the steel compressor housing.
And what do they do with all the other metal? Sell? Let's see... copper, steel, aluminum, etc. Ugh.
really???!!!
When I watch these videos, I don't know who my hearts hurts more for...the workers or mother earth.
In this industry no man lives past 53 due to cancers. Hard working dudes. Thanks for sharing this video. It was amazing to watch.
Thats why I love the third world. They keep me to the lifestyle I am accustomed to. I wish I had a few of them here. I would work them so hard for my enrichment.
55 if you stay upwind
How these fellas live past 25 years old is the great unanswered mystery of our time.
That's what I said these guy's aren't going to live long
Most of those are probably from 5 year old LG refrigerators… outsourcing manufacturing worked out great..
Nah, they don’t last 5 years from everything I have seen. Maybe 6 months at most.
AGREE! We had an LG fridge an it lasted 2 years.
LG = Low Grade
Underrated comment of the year
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Are we all going to ignore the fact that all those compressors were also charged with freon gas. You cant even take a fridge to a salvage yard or landfill in the United States with a charged compressor.
Technical
I dumped a 5 ton unit for fun once just cut the lines with pruning shears.
I have also only driven economy cars for the last 40 years and I build super efficient homes.
Working on starting an EV conversion business.
😊😊😊
Freon isnt used around 50 years anymore, most of those use liquid gas derivates. And newer use still cleaner than those. Only thing that we pay twentyfold price for ''cleaner''.
Those compressors were already removed from the system, the gas was already gone. We can hope it was reclaimed properly, but let's be honest here...
I work at a place where we forge steel, the PPE was noteworthy! sending this video to our safety guy now.
There's no need to oil that cutting blade as the compressors still have oil in them......😂
Im in the HVAC trade, oil is all over my tools all the time. I'll work out in the rain people ask me if I'm worried my tools will rust lol. nah not even a little lol
They should show these films on world-wide meetings about environnement.! Unfortunately, these meetings are mostly about wining and dining.....
The ones involved just don't care. Too much pocketmoney at stake....
I remember in the 70s when most US cities experienced “smog” on a regular basis. A lot has been done - it isn’t about “wining and dining”. You’ve been listing to to much right-wing media.
They don't care, they are probably the ones buying that silver lol
They should show these and the other ones from Southeast Asia with all of the trash and pollution. It’s disgusting over there.
So what then? We should just drop all our standards?
I really can't figure out what you people get so upset about.
The safety culture is just amazing. Eye protection, respirators, gloves, steel toes, flame resistant clothing, helmets, high visibility marking, ergonomics. Notice how everything is identified, cataloged and stored. Astonishing.
The Future of the UK
they live and work like this so we can have our life style
You are absolutely right….. all the people complaining about this need to turn off their air conditioners or don’t buy one in the first place
LOL nope. There are recycling companies that can do this much safer and efficient than these cavemen ever could. Even factoring the dirt cheap labor and cheaper material costs it's still cheaper to have this done by large recycling companies with competent workers.
Beautiful fields of crops in background 👍
There were* beautiful fields of crops in the background. *Were, because they’re now contaminated with multiple magical spells, and they used witches cauldrons too🤯…😂😂
I like how the toxic fumes get unloaded into the field of growing food, is that how they recycle it by feeding to the plants then the humans eat it, that's one way I guess.
The red fumes are dinitrogen tetroxide that are the very toxic part to humans.. quite deadly, but will breakdown into nitrogen dioxide, as it becomes dilute in the air it's relatively harmless to plants, may reduce plant growth, but nowhere near as dangerous as to humans.
Even worse, the liquid runoff that’s bound to be in the ground water.😢 I could see meth heads here in the US doing this 😂
It's what plants crave!
Is the grain not supposed to be spicy?
@@Mojoman57 Brawndo it's got electrolytes 😊
Reminds me of Turkey back in the mid 80s when I was stationed in Izmir. I kid you not, watched a crew of men who were in 3-piece suits digging up the gas line to find the leak and using a cigarette lighter to check for gas. Glad they didn't find the leak when I was walking on by!
That’s the OSHA standard for the area you were in. Cricket lighters not BIC also😂
Have you watched any of the ship breaking ingredients videos? Their government stepped in, and the safety requirements have increased by about 10 to 15 % 😢😢😢
really???!!!
If you ever wonder about holes in the ozone.. Or the orange spirit gods..
It’s good to see people working with their hands and getting shit done😊 Great job🎉
These people have to do this to earn a living, believe me, I have been there but it’s a fascinating place with great food and nice people
Yum Indian street food.
I also got molten metal on some safety glasses before so now I don't wear them because I wouldn't want to ruin another pair.
Hahahahaaaa good one !!!
And this is why American companies wanted the NAFTA , North America Free Trade opened up in the early 90's. No OSIA regulations and cheap labor. And still charge big bucks for their products.
Nope...no OSHA violations there. Carry on. LOL!!!!!!
Or EPA....
So glad to see all the proper PPE and excessive caution being taken.
Aren't these videos interesting? lmao. cuaround
But Americans are killing the planet! We have to give up all kinds of things and have increased regulations on how we live. But these guys are recycling and saving the world.
I want to try this out. looks like a good way to get some silver. The smoke bomb they made would be a fun activity to do at a family event or even a block party.
😂
😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
already outsourced the boys for this year's office thanksgiving get together 👌
the wife's been lookin for her stainless steel salad bowls
wow, she has so manyyyy !!!!
Gloves and safety loafers.
Very high tech.
Of course they properly extracted all the evil freon!!
Into the atmosphere! 😢🤦♂️
FYI, there is no freon in the compressors. Freon is supposed to be extracted from the system before the compressors are separated and sent to these recyclers.
@@narenmuni9849 Are you saying that with a straight face? Maybe if the compressors were brought in from Europe or the US but if they are of local origin I doubt any freon was saved.
I worked for a company in South Wales that recycle fridges/freezers. We called the compressors fridge pots and they were exported by the container full to India, this was after the freon was removed. @pixelpatter01
@@pixelpatter01 its pakistan, they import used fridge motors from the uk by the container load constantly. im in the scrap game and i PROMISE you nobody in the uk gives a damn about cutting a fridge motor and letting the gas escape.
Uhhhhhhhh? Not even the simplest of attempts at safety, neat Nitric acid sloshing about, wearing open toed sandles, no gloves or eye protection or anything. All those NOx fumes, like something from Hell. Sorry, after 40 years in heavy industry, wearing safety glasses, hard hat, safety boots, gloves and specialist workwear, where ever task required a Risk Assessment etc. cannot watch any more, just managed to get to 6min 10 sec, ENOUGH. Just crazy.
This what you get when even the people employed to police it don't care
Besides if they forced them to abide by our standards there would be no cheap goods anywhere
@@evangiles4403 And to make things even crazier, they're growing crops right next to this operation.
To be fair, everyone was standing upwind from the noxious orange brown cloud.
yep no SWMS here unbloody believable 44years in construction and at the end i couldn't take a dump without a safe work method statement 🙃😒😵💫
We all got one of these guys at work 😑😂
Trying to decide whether I should invest in the steel toe loafers or the sandals version
Ahhh...the wonderful aroma of nitric acid clouds, as they waft through the wheat field in the morning. And what an innovative concept on work place safety; pajamas, sandals, bare hands, and no respirators to ease the burden of cumbersome personal protective equipment while working with dangerous chemicals😁🤤😵💀
At the end of the video it sounds like a sick elephant in the background
Because there was one
I can’t imagine why it would be sick!
No, just some person calling people to Derka Allah
@@kenseitakesi4521 ...yeah! i saw it tooo!!!
It’s like watching a Sreetips video. Dissolve the silver with nitric acid and the cementing the silver out with copper. I love how the dude is standing in the toxic nitrous fumes.
Except no fume hood or safety gear. I was "listening" to him narrate the process while watching the video
The silver is precipitated out as Chloride (that's common salt they add to the mixture). That's how the copper and silver are separated. The white powder for smelting is silver chloride.
no worries, he's downwind
I would've been doing this if I knew it was this easy 😂😂😂😂😂
Well, it's so good to see everybody is working so hard for clean air and clean water.
These videos are the opposite of asmr. It makes me anxious and feel so sorry for the workers without basic safety gear. Boots, masks and safety glasses minimum! You'll save more in the long run ! Happier works = more productivity . Better health = more productivity. Never be cheap about safety. This right here is why third world countries stay third world, they won't take the necessary steps to progress, their bosses are too dam cheap to provide the mere basics. Man... its heart breaking to see.
Welcome to Thurnberg recycling Inc.
It’s funny that people think these people aren’t doing this ethically. Where the hell do you think your recycling goes? These guys process YOUR trash. Be grateful it’s not you doing this and shut up. Your “global warming” narrative is exhausting.
Superb. Nice yield. I wonder how many compressors are required for those 4 bars of silver
After watching sreetips and then this, I don't want to know how to make sausage!😝 Where are they dumping the copper nitrate solution? I shudder to think!
I watched a video not long ago about a noodle factory. They milled locally grown bitter cassava for the starch to make the noodles. The runoff water from the cassava soaks poisoned the local river system and killed all the aquatic life... Even insects were all dead. They did not talk about this in the video, but they mentioned that the noodle factory was going to have to close. This locally grown cassava had the highest concentration of cyanogenic glycosides that anyone had ever seen, when mixed with water enzymes converted the glycoside into hydrogen cyanide and into the creek it went.
Dump it in the river of course!
Ya I too watch streetips and this made my mouth drop as soon as they started handling the nitric acid bags with their bare hands 😮😮😮
In a hole out back. I've seen other videos where they dump oil and other chemicals right down a small hole into the sewers.
99% sure they dumping into a river or sewer of some sort. And here I am in Canada getting taxed extra because of the global warming. ffs SMH
The factory workers have cool uniforms
Not one pair of safety glasses between the whole crew or rubber gloves for the ones working with acid.
Walking around in flip-flops...
i think i saw a pack of BANDAIDS ON A SHELF NEAR BY LOL
But the crap you dump gets recycled cheaply.
Nice to see the excellent working conditions for these fellow humans.
So, the silver comes from the silver bearing solder that seals the refrigerant lines to the compressor case?
Very little actual silver most Hvac brazing rod used for this is 5 to 15% silver
no dude, it comes from the central megafolator next to the flame rod
So nice to see that recycling is really making a difference.
People in this region are amazing at processes. I Love watching them. And all of those compressors you see are from our economy and demand for convenience.
Klaus Schwab approves this video....
Boomer moment
Looks like a workplace with a high level of safety and environmental standards.
AND UP HERE WERE PAYING A HUGE CARBON TAX….ON EVERYTHING. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
cringe
You're paying for what you consume, these lads are clearing up your crap.
@@Titus9508 these guys remove "garbage" and extract profit from it, they produce more pollution than when producing this "garbage"
I think that guy cutting the tops off has my old sweater on. I love the part when he pours nitric acid and the orange smoke billows.
Super fund site
5:16 Yo is that Bromine??? 🤨😳
No plastic bags involved, that should save the environment 😂
Nobody was smoking either
Very eco friendly procedure...........................................................................
Totally haphazardly handling acid in flip flops lol
I have to turn my oxygen up just watching 👀 this. But it's all for the gold ✨️
Silver
Kinda reminds me of the movie "Blade" with Wesley Snipes and the late Kris Kristofferson....where 'Whistler' is smoking a cigarette and pumping/spilling gasoline into a vintage Dodge Charger.
Looks like a nice day
Nooo in refrigeration, the solder used has silver copper doesn't have silver. they use copper to make the silver drop from solution.
really ??? !!!
They do this right next to where they farm? 🧐🤔
Nitric acid is a strong oxidizing agent and can react with many metals. When nitric acid is used on a mixture of metals, metals less noble than silver (such as iron, copper, zinc) will oxidize and dissolve as ionized salts, while silver, which is more noble, does not react as strongly and can thus be separated.
yeah, i heard this data was discussed at the meeting this morning with the boys
yeah, i heard this data was discussed at the meeting this morning with the boys
Wow what a very environmentally friendly and healthy process. 😮
Hard working men earning a living for their families. Great idea for our homeless population that need a job in America. viewed in California USA
What's that mean? Put all the homeless in sweatshops with no safety standards?
Id rather be homeless.
The food we eat in USA is worse than what they are doing.
@@cinimaticsThat's because you lack the pride in earning a living these folks have.
you will have to train them though...
I really like how they use the side of their house as part of the blast furnace. good idea really cuts down on the heating bills.
Spin the wheel of misfortune after working there. What will it be? Skin cancer, lung cancer, lymphoma, leukemia, birth defects for your children. Very sad that the poor are exploited.
If this is not you, be glad! Sad to see people working like this.. Not to mention the effects of the chems on the food crops. ASM thank you for showing us this!
Most use the newest in wifi PPE. That nitric acid fuming out of those pans made me gasp from here. They are workin hard and getting things done. Good work.
Nothing like thousands of gallons of compressor oil dumped on the ground for a few ounces of silver...
no dude, the technicians always get it out after the new a/c intallation
Awesome vid, interesting. Also, that dude cannot staaand to be wearing shoes!
These poor country's have no respect for the environment as long as it puts food on the plate we all know recycling is a good thing but at what price health and safety is non - existent...
What do you expect from shit hole countries
If you are a poor person, are you more concerned about feeding yourself/family for the week or putting some nasty chemicals into the environment? It doesn't matter if your environment is clean if you are going to starve to death otherwise.
Profit over safety, lets do this !
If anybody bitches about the cost of living in the US, show them this.
Glad to see they had their safety socks on
Hard way to get about 200 bucks worth of silver but; it's a living!
Blessings to those working in these conditions.
Can't see how they make a profit. I know labor is cheap, but Oxy acetylene, propane, and nitric acid are not. If they got the compressors for free and the labor for free, it still doesn't look like they would be in the black. Those 5 silver bars look like about 10 troy ozs each, at 300$ per bar...provided those five were the output for the day, their neting about 1500$ in silver. Very thin margin.
Silver is more of a byproduct of the operation - not the main income source. If you click on the the uploaders channel you'll see they used the same footage in a video about recycling copper since the motors inside the compressors contain 1.5 to 5lbs of copper each. I've also heard of these things getting flushed, refilled with oil and sold as "remanufactured" compressors for ACs and fridges.
I'm guessing the fuels are cheap there, without EPA regulations and taxes. Fuels and Chemicals are probably priced lower then USA.
don't worry dude, they have a lot of inventory. they should break even by next week or so..
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Nothing surprises me life was always hard. I never took anything for granted. People make life hard for others through jealousy and envy.
ACIDIC SOLUTIONS/ PHOSPHOROUS and NO PROTECTIVE GEAR?
OSHA would have a field day in this companys work operation.....
Love to read comments from American consumers blaming poor people from 3rd world countries recycling their crap shipped across the world by low tech methods 😂😂😂😂.
The Worlds most naive Superpower.
We are the camera crew ......PHEW..for a minute there i thought you where the guys from WORK SAFTEY lol
Bars of solder......$5. Cost of fuel.....$200
All that for the little bit of silver solder that was used on the copper tubing. Wow!
This whole video was about non safety
This is life around the world. For us, it's more gentle in the form of roundup
It only works there because there are no regulations like OSHA and EPA, and the labor cost is a couple of USD per day.
Why do you think the West ships it's crap overseas?
really ???
Glad to see suggs at 0.56 with he's baggy trousers 😮