How Much Weight Can a Soda Can Hold? Hydraulic Press Test
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2018
- How much weight can an empty drink can hold? We are going to test that with our 40 ton hydraulic press that is equipped with force sensor. We will also test full drink can, soda bottle coconut and egg
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Full Coca-cola can was really good. It looked great just a moment before it was crushed.
Puzzle guy Ik they should design them to look like that
He should make it again and stop the press b4 it crushes the can and take the new shaped coke.
@@motorworld2513 Coca Cola should get into contact with HPC and do a sponsored limited edition can or something.
@@ferrari458960 It will come back to it's smooth shape again, due to inner pressure
5:14
Working with a load cell makes your channel very, VERY interesting and challenging! Just trying to guess WHEN each item will "let go/break or be crushed" is GREAT! I was dying when your wife made the "grunt" and missed the guess !!!! lol
These guys really put their UA-cam income into providing interesting content.
thats what every popular youtube does
Fancy word for a scale
@@Charles-rf6eh can a standard scale measure 5 tons of weight and be able to show the highest reading recorded?
5:03, nice new can design. Perfect grips for the fingers
Great idea to add a pressure sensor - makes your content even more interesting!
Pressure sensor aka. a scale? :D
@@ThePrufessa i am pretty sure you can put it in company expenses without problems as it clearly is tool for work.
difference between making stupid things and experiments is that in experiments you note results :)
dont see difference between this ,,demonstration" and, as some1 pointed earlier out, that they do this kind of tests in their laboratory, which look exacly the same, and they get exacly same results. They just use this information futhermore, but could also use informations from this video.
Also it was suppose to be a joke, not something taken seriously :V jeez
0:01 mr incredible canny music
77 kg is about right I work at a can making factory and this is an actual test we do
But... Why
Andrew van Leeuwen I have no idea it's just a test that they have us do once a shift for each machine
@@DreStyle too stack on pallets while transportations
@@sir6801 that would make sense!
you're right, I was the can
"You can just multiply it by two and you are pretty goddamn close" lmao, I love this guy.
Fun fact: glass has a very similar load bearing capacity as concrete (close to being almost the same, actually)
The only difference is that glass cannot tolerate any torsion or other deformations.
But if you can load glass strictly linearly it is as good as concrete!
That makes sense since both glass and concrete come from sand
@@huemansyndrome879 I'm sorry but I don't see the sense in that. For example, graphite and graphene are both made of carbon, but graphite crumbles to dust, and graphene, well if you don't know about that stuff you should look it up. Diamonds are another thing made of carbon that is very strong. Charcoal is carbon and you can break it apart with your bare hands.
@@nobody2021 molecular structure is different, read a book
Edit: Since the partially crushed soda can is so interesting I will make video about those on Beyond the press channel! link to the video is here ua-cam.com/video/BvgvpqCq3XU/v-deo.html
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when crushing concrete cylinders for quality control, we had to cast the ends of the cylinders in a sulphur compound. this would make sure there is no point loading on the cylinder for more precise readings.
@@bundles1978 I think that pretty similar than my rubber mat did. Steel against metal or concrete is challenging to load really evenly
Looking forward to the coconut holder 5 million!
Adam you could do it with a hole in like 2-4 inches of steel that's approximately the same size of the coconut on the ends on both sides of the coconut
bed the ends in epoxy contained in steel cups
@@greenthizzle4 that method would not really be testing the integrity of the oval though because you're applying the weight a little further down
Cain Enabler your right, there would be a sharp 90 degree angle that's somewhat cutting into the coconut
Something for holding two ends of a coconut? It should be called 'Terry Gilliam 5 million'
"Right now this is in shown in kilograms but don't worry, I will do conversions into Freedom Units"
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I work at a bottling hall in South Australia and the capping machine uses average of 160-180kg of pressure when bottling wine, so im not surprised how strong the glass bottle was :)
Can you be more clear on the pressure units? kg isn't pressure. Do you mean kg/cm^2? Soda can also develop a lot of pressure and containers for it are designed differently than most other containers (for example, there are no seams)
Oh yeah, glass bottles are very strong vertically. I used to use a steel tube with a flared end to bottle my beer before I got an actual Capper and it could handle being bashed on with a three pound hammer, no problem.
@@Auriam You make and bottle your own beer? Cool. Do you sell it too or just use it yourself?
@@drServitis nah, I don't really make enough for that sell and it's just a hobby. I drink it myself and bring it to parties and give it to friends... And it still comes out to be cheaper than buying it myself at the store. Comes out to about $0.25 a bottle and I can control exactly what goes into it and how it tastes :-) and it's just more fun to do it yourself! Look into it, it's not as hard as you think and the equipment can cost $50 or less :) thetakeout.com/how-to-get-started-in-homebrewing-from-the-pros-who-ma-1820474680
@@Auriam Thanks for that good information. I'll check it out. It's petty cool and impressive that you make your own beer. I'll definitely look into it!
I would like you to open a can normally after it starts to ripple. .
I will do video about that for Beyond the press channel :D It's going to be there on next Tuesday!
@@HydraulicPressChannel even better, get Anni to open the can after it's started to ripple, while you stand a very safe distance away :-D
i agree but how would ya open it ?
Start selling them lls... I'd pay good too have a soda like that. Looks like a keg.
I don't think it will be as explosive as everyone thinks it will. By all means, do it! But don't expect it to explode like a grenade. For one thing, the moment pressure is removed, the corrugations are going to relax to some degree. Also, more CO2 will go into solution in the soda.
Confirmed glass coke bottle is a good makeshift jackstand
Those things are so damn strong. Trying to crack one open without a hammer is actually really tough.
Just remember to xray it for cracks first!
No way! A coconut with the fibres in vertical orientation: THAT's strong! Gilligan's Island Jack Stand
would have been nice to see how much a empty bottle would take as well.
It’s strange how glass bottles are this strong but if you fill it mostly full with water and hold it upright and hit it just the right way with the palm of your other hand the bottom will blow out with a really nice clean break.
Some day I aspire to have a marriage like you two.
That woah from annie was the most adorable thing ever.
Sell rippled soda cans on ebay for stupid prices
It's awesome someone could finally make those! no one believed me that I could make them with certain brand of cans and a sledge hammer 20 years ago as a kid. Someone chucked out the cans I did this with so I had no proof. I was never able to get it to happen again as the brand of drink that did it has long been gone.
Coke and Pepsi already sell them for a ridiculous amount of money.
It was pretty crazy to see how the can failed.
Yeah, then if people open them it'll shoot soda in their faces like a firehose, LOL!
Had the same thought.
freedom units LOLOLOL
Old units taken from UK, and called "imperial" units...
In UK these days most of us are multilingual with units and mix them about just for the anarchy of it.
Occasionally we're available to translate between Americans and everyone else.
@@juststeve5542 i'm sure it pisses off everyone in europe that you guys use miles and MPH and all sorts of mixed matched units.
Here in the USA, we use all units.
I had to rewind a bit to make sure that's what I actually heard.
Proscriptus - Yep, there are 473ml in a US pint and 568ml in every other pint but I have seen that used as a sales promotion in US pubs when people realise they are getting 20 fluid ounces rather than 16.6 fluid ounces and people are like 'Yeah, fool! I want more mind bender juice so UK imperial pint it is!'
But if they're largely happy with their small freedom pint, I guess they are happy! ;-)
7:20 "I have to say that even I am surprised. But the most important thing is, I won and wife lose."
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@Tt Miller No toxic feminism in this dynamic. Just two people who get a long well and can joke about each other comfortably.
@Tt Miller That couple wins together or loses together but not at each other's expense. They embody healthy competition for mutual growth. If she did what you suggest that would undermine their mutual growth, healthy competition, and achieve no tangible benefits to their collective ability or wellbeing. If they didn't routinely best eachother they would lose respect for one another. If they didn't joke around with false bravado, in jest, the competition would become too serious or too boring. The back and fourth successes/fails also help keep ego's and perception in check. If you believe I am mistaken please let me know why.
@Tt Miller please take a look at this older video of theirs as further example of their relationship: ua-cam.com/video/gSU1MFTsdg0/v-deo.html
That was definitely one of your best videos, it's also of interest to many viewers.
Wowders
This video is soda pressing 😢
Im sooo funny lol not
(sad trombone noises)
Take this thumbs up and get out
Bravo!
Wowww...oh my God. 🙅🙅😂😂😂
damn it"s way more interesting seeing stuff getting crushed when you see how much load basic stuff can take
One of the best “extra content” ever! The face was hilarious. Haha
That can slow-mo exploded into an ad.
"Sound of frustrated wife." Voi saatana, I'm still clearing coffee from my nose.
Lauri: "I think the bottle will take at least 200 kilos"
Me: "There's no way it'll go that high."
Bottle: "I can go to 830 kilos."
Obviously, the lesson here is to never doubt Lauri again.
***slaps coke bottle*** This bad boy can fit so many fucking kilograms on it
No the answer is that you are stupid.
Love your channel dude. I remember your first couple viral videos, glad you guys are still doing well! Keep it up!!
Right before the Coke can explodes, it looks like one of those old patio lanterns they used to sell back in the day.
Like a Chinese lantern
Freedom units... lol!
The load cell is a brilliant addition! Congrats on the 2 million. Well deserved.
I knew the coconut was going to be tough, I've spent a lot of time trying to open those bloody things!
I think a 40 ton press might be just the tool for the job. I'll ask if they have one in the can opener section of the supermarket next week,
Coke bottle was crazy, I thought you'd both estimated a bit low on it, but I never expected it to go that high!
yes! this pressure sensor put the whole channel to a new level...
THIS CHANNEL FOUND ITS TRUE CALLING, TEST HOW MUCH STRENGTH ANYTHING NEED TO BREAK!
Awesome upgrade to the channel. Always more interesting the next video I watch. Great work!
Annie you don't know shit about soda cans was one of the funniest things I've heard you say
In finnish it's written "Anni" without the letter E
He said "soda bottles". XD
Idk about that, on his Beyond the Press channel he said he was putting ballistic jelly next to an air compressor and fidget spinner to see “how bad it’d hurt the autistic kid using it” and I was on the floor
Very very nice!!
By the way, Congrats for your 2M subs!!
I'd just like to say thank you for being a fairly big UA-cam channel that doesn't use shitty clickbait tittles and thumbnails. You guys are rare these days. Stay awesome!
Awesome!!!! I love all the measurements and that you did a variety of things after the can.
I've been waiting for a load cell to show up. Pressure gauge on the press just wasn't sensitive enough. Anni's laugh is becoming immortal.
You should try to save a can with the wrinkles before exploding :)
I thought same thing when I was editing this :D They would be good joke to give to people since there is probably pretty healthy amount of pressure in so when you open the can it will spray soda all over :D
@@HydraulicPressChannel yes.. prank your friends and record their reaction
@@HydraulicPressChannel there have been a lot of things you've crushed that looked quite interesting, or even beautiful, just before the crush was completed or the things exploded. You could revisit some and stop the press just before the catastrophic failure.
That would be great to see, "Hey check out this new cool can design!"
I really like the wrinkles on the can. Plz don’t crush it. Save it and show it to us
I really like seeing videos like this on your channel. Putting meaning to the press is way more awesome than the destruction alone. Please keep experimenting in the future!
Long time subscriber,
Matt
For the coconut video I'd be fascinated to see how much a wheelbarrow wheel can take, and maybe a new furby?
I'd love to see how much a magic 8 ball can take too, and one of those "will it blend" type blenders... Could be fun!
That fully qualifies as an educational video because I learned something I didn't know before!
Please show how much force is needed to push a 4" nail in to wood.
Will do!
It depends on the wood. Softer wood, less force, harder wood, more force.
@@cameronwebster6866 Do you really think so?
peppedpd yes also depends on the nail, different metals and tips
Man your channel is the best!!😍 Love it!! And I love to watch yours outside frozen lake videos too!!
Best part
“I win wife lose”
I thought it would take 150kg. So wrong
The new tool is a great new addition, you should revisit a whole lot of older videos with the force meter😁
Congratulations for your 2 million subscribers 😉 and awesome video
5:19 thats how all coke cans should be made
That would be so convenient to hold omg
I want to press some cans into that shape and then stop before they burst. People would be like "where did you find these, I've never seen cans like this for sale."
I used these type of hydraulic press machines to test packaging materials' mechanical properties and I have been waiting for you to do tests like these. Thank you.
On the full coke can, would it matter if the can was shaken, in order to increase the internal pressure? Would the soda can then resist even more pressure? Would love to see a test like this.
I think the soda can was compressed before it exploded and that made the pressure much higher than it is normally.
Wouldn't it resist less pressure? Shaking it would increase internal pressure + internal pressure from press. The greater internal pressure(provided from the gas) should break the can sooner. The greater internal pressure is, the more it's going to want to break free, right?
@@wascallywabbit2057 The pressure wont go up if u shake it, because there is already more pressure than normal in it
Any gas released from the soda will be getting reabsorbed when placed under extreme pressure anyway; that's the only way the can's able to wrinkle down as much as it did, because the small amount of air left in the top of the can is being forced into the available space within the liquid.
RealUnimportant - Really good point... the pressure would just force the gas back into the liquid. Appreciate it!
Pretty much 1/3 of a tonne held up with nothing but coke and a tiny bit of aluminium, that's some impressive engineering
Like the original Atlas booster, before the design was changed to composite. Bad news was that you had to keep the tanks pressurized at all times.
Watch the ingenious design of the aluminum beverage can ua-cam.com/video/hUhisi2FBuw/v-deo.html
this is a facinating channel, I have no idea why im here, but I know im loving it!
This video was one of the best I've seen so far! It's good to see how many kgs it can handle! Please keep doing videos with the scale!
Hi again from England
That gauge is a very useful tool...
Should help you in your continuing experiments & scientific analysis...
Really like the new digital measuring device, keep up the good work
Such a happy guy, love your videos 😂
This channel is excellent. Thank you.
This soda can is pressurised and could explode any minute. It's dangerous,. so we must deal with it.
finally a pressure sensor! looking forward to the videos to come, would be great if you revisit old videos with the new sensor
I've been watching this channel all these years and it just NOW occurred to me to ask:
Where the HELL were you when they were auditioning voice actors for Skyrim?!
I love your new gadget.
I'm a number-guy.
Mixing explosions with numbers = I'm a super happy viewer :)
I would buy one that had the ripples in it, that was pretty awesome!!!
I try to make those but I think they have quite high pressure and they can explode at any moment :D
Id buy it anyway
@@that_red_dentside3968 I know right!!!
10:11 "I sure know my eggs" 😂😂😂
But nuts neither 😂😂😂
"....currrrrrrrrent load in kilograms..." awesome accent. Love this channel.
His excitement for the work be does on this channel makes me happy
Nice, HPC is now a scientific channel :D
That rippling effect in the can was super cool! Did you try a plastic bottle of soda?
I am excited to see more with the sensor!
I am getting excited for these videos like old school Mythbusters!
Science!!!
“Multiply it by two and you are pretty goddamn close.” Yep.
I loved the unnecessary "goddamn". Reminded me of "You're goddamn right.".
YES!! A LOAD CELL! AWESOME!
Great content thank you.. I watch all the time love from Michigan
Loved this video!
Sir. The can how it is on 5:04, how its bend, how it looks. For me its a nice piece of art, i would never have the change to put a soda can under a press. Its only a can, but for me its more then that, if you would like shipping me one in that shape. Please let me know, if it costs money thats ok. Thanks.
Want it too lol
Tf are you smoking?
I agree, try to make some like that
They’d never ship it! Too dangerous!
6:42 (Holeeeyyyy shyeeeettt!!) 😂
This channel will Always be Amazing!
I have to agree with everyone else, the measurment makes it really interesting to watch!
5:15 you should have stopped the press on one at that point and put it on the shelf because it looks freaking wicked.
You know I never have seen anyone anywhere at any point in my life use play dough, like not even the kids in the elementary school or my childhood stomping grounds had that stuff. It wasn't until HPC when I finally saw the stuff in action.
I enjoyed this video and the narration so much!! :-)
I really don't know why I love this so much.
I find these are easier to open by pulling the tabs on top. But I guess we'll do it your way!
Once it's crushed to max pressure, I wonder if you can still open it bare handed with the tab
You should make special tools for egg also to spread the pressure. I think they are stronger than one might think.
I think I could do one with my 3d-printer
@@HydraulicPressChannel Or use material you can mold and harden, like polymorph plastic which can be molded when it's heated to +60 degrees.
I remember watching an old episode of Bill Nye the Science Guy (Back when he actually did non political science, he was a solid presenter), where they set up 3 eggs in a triangle with plastic soda caps on both ends for this purpose.
They got at least 7 cinderblocks high before the eggs broke.
Do some good ol' crushing of Christmas ornaments! 😀 You guys are awesome!
This was the coolest hydraulic press video ever!
Can you place the force gauge on the floor and drop Anni's frying pan on it to estimate how much force was involved with her foot injury? Maybe a BTP video of other things that people might accidentally drop on their foot? Watermelon, dumbbell, kettlebell, frozen turkey, etc.
Woodworker Don Sadly the force sensor likely wouldn’t be able to respond fast enough. However, there is some simple physics you could do to calculate it. The force will equal the mass times velocity divided by the time interval of impact.
@@isaiahmumaw Yes, but there is also the problem that it depends on how much your foot compresses under load.
@@sbreheny That would be the time interval, yes. It's based on the impulse equation, which does factor in compression.
so i can use glass soda bottles as jack stands
Finally you got the meter, it's way more interesting to watch and see numbers, not just fun but also some sort informative! Great choice on these delicate items! You could basically do all things again but now with a gauge. Cruch high heel, tooth pick, chop stick, glass, plastic coca bottle!
Hey man, I just wanted to say that your English is beautiful! I've seen people talk about it in the comments but I'm a country boy from alabama in amarica! And people from up state in my country don't understand what I say but I totally understand what your saying! Its very fresh actually because you know what your talking about! Your a smart guy to me! But thank you man! Your the kind of guy I look up to because I have a speech problem. So I'm blessed to watch you my friend!
You really run the risk of damaging that sensor and might want to take some steps to mitigate it. Since your presses go from 0-100 reeeal quick (in the space of millimeters) you had problems with force being generated too quickly. I'd throw some sort of 5-ton spring in there to absorb the energy of the press. Rather than going from 0-5 tons in a millimeter, it would take several inches. This would also lead to more catastrophic failures as the spring releases its energy.
Or you set a pressure relief on the supply
Wow that glass bottle was way strong damn😲😲😲
Adding that load cell was a smart move, it will make your channel even more interesting than it already is :D
Thank you for pound conversions! :)
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GO Finns!
vaapukkah wellcome to english pronounciation and spelling which are retarded
Horeeee sheeet youre mean
@@mae7203 im from Finland so i'm not
Oh yeah yeah
Congratulations on 2 million......Pepsi Max!
The way the can rippled before it ruptured is really cool.
Please never stop making videos!
I love how he says coconut 🥥
4:27 you’re welcome
That full soda can vs empty one was awesome!
5:14 that ringed buckling patterns took me back to my days of studying shell structures. I didn't get much from the course, but what I remember is the two buckling patterns of a cylinder loaded in compression. One being the ringed one and the other being the Yoshimura one.