Deus Vult mmm, love me some solution of 40% sugar, 40% obesity, 15% diabetes and a 5% sprinkle of cancer. Some sodas prefer to replace the cancer with esophageal corrosion, which i prefer.
Once you learn more about the world around you and everyday things in your environment you've currently taken advantage of and pay no mind to, (be it man-made or natural) you start to appreciate things a lot more and really marvel at what you have in front of you. From gas station engineering to how a Venus Flytrap plant works. We live in an amazing world and I wish more people would appreciate it.
Thank You Engineers and Scientists, for figuring out how to make everything as secure and convenient as possible, not just for fuel, but in all aspects of life, from electronic technologies, to infrastructures and water systems to deliver water.
I love how everything, everywhere has so much technology embedded into our world that most of us never even thought of or acknowledged the existence of.
how the heck did I go from watching funny youtube videos trying to pass time at work to watching the presidential debate to watching how gas pumps work and now gas stations.
Mr Reymundo it's basically an infomercial for anybody interested in purchasing their product. albeit commercial lots of people own gas stations and might be interested in purchasing one.. thats my thoughts
Yep, doesn't matter we've lost a few billion litres of oil into the sea each year but we're sure keen to show you we won't let that dribble get loose in the petrol station!
I don't understand what you're trying to say, or if you're trying to say anything meaningful at all. I'm not going to make any assumptions, so would you care to explain yourself?
I found this video entertaining because I work doing repairs on all the the tank and probes and sensors , over 100k for someone that didn't even graduate from high school, isn't America great
One time I was going to fill up at a Royal Farms. There was a massive gas leak a few pumps to my right and I didn't notice till a few managers and one oil company manager all crowded around me and gave me the news. They said none of the pumps were gonna work at the moment but welcomed me to wait. Unfortunately, what I didn't realize was that my increased intake of potent Cannabis that day really boggled my mind and I didn't notice till I attempted to engage in conversation. Soon, I said my goodbyes and decided to go to the local Wawa instead. 2 minuets prior to all of this, I decided to put all of my Cannabis and accessories in closed environments. Holy hell man, what a day that was.
Yes but it's not actually that big of a deal relatively speaking. Pump it dry into tanker trucks, rip the concrete up, scoop out the gravel, and drop a new one in (or repair but that can be a real pain) and if you're unlucky you might need a few pumps to keep the water out of the tank hole while you do this.
I used to work at an old full serve station built in 1920. Tanks from the 80's . And the tanks were allowed to leak a cert en amount ( 1 gallon per2500 gallon per week ) its located where most of us have well water and it is less then a mile from the cape cpd bay ....
not in my aeira our local wells are as shallow as 140 ft but can reach 1200+ . The air Force base has leaked jet fuel and contaminated hundreds of wells in less than 75 years. the ammount of time it takes for ground water to mover can varry greatly, where i reside is essentially a 60 mile long sand bar deposited by a glacier, allowing ground water to move quite freely
what's weird is that just today I went out to a piece of property that I am purchasing to have the well fully inspected; they checked the depth and explained how the tank and pump worked. on my way home I passed a gas station and wondered about how their systems worked and how come they didn't overfill. this video was recommended to me this evening... UA-cam! LEAVE MY BRAIN ALONE!!!
I watched this at like half 12 after the pub and I have no idea why. Also that fucking alarm tripped me and I thought my car alarm went off for a second. 10/10 Subbed.
No one said EV's are going to save the environment or the planet from global warming for that matter, EV's convert about 59%-62% of the electrical energy from the grid to power at the wheels, even if the power source is from a coal plant, it still makes good use of that energy. Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles only convert about 17%-21% of the energy stored in gasoline to power at the wheels, whilst still needing engine fluids to maintain the vehicles performance such as oil and gas to power it.
and what if you have an electric that is purely powered from a home solar grid? is it still burning oil? EV's are as green as their juice makes them to be. BTW EV's are a solution to the future, 50 years from now we will be running on fumes for the search of crude oil and natural gas, considering the increase in population, demand can only become exponential
***** let me put it this way manufacturing anything will always require oil but which one uses less oil whilst being manufactured and requires no oil after its a finished product?
do the actual gas pumps use Vane pumps to move the fuel from the underground supply tank to your cars Gas tank? I watched a demo of blackmir pumps and it mentioned that vane pumps are the best for moving fuels fore safety and efficiency. just curious :)
it mean all the gas station underground tank are filled mannualy? if there are 1 56 000 gas stations they are filled by the truck driver? there is no pipe underground which filled them automatically?
what about the diff grades of gas. like 100%, super, e10. it doesn't show any seperation. or is there more than one tank. i guess there woukd have to be for diesel. but is there for the other grades of gas or is there seperation walls in the tank.
i thought i was gonna waste my time yet i am oddly impressed. I mean none of this matters to me. I'm just the guy who rolls down my window and say "lemme get $10 regular" and go on my way
I should be doing homework but this is more important
Cats with headphones on don't need to do homework.
SAME HERE BRO, I HAVE HOMEWORK RIGHT NOW
I member Napster. Oh...i member
I just pirate FLAC amd WAV of all my music. 1000s of songs.
Teacher "why didn't do your home work?" You "I did, I learned how gas stations prevent spills to protect our environment." :)
imagine being at a gas station and u hear that safety alarm go off
Victor Korgoth "What's the procedure?" "Stay F***ing calm!"-The Office
I actually recognized that alarm. I think some gas stations might use it for other alarms.
I don't know why I watched this vid, but I'm not disappointed.
Bradley Albrecht Same
Bradley Albrecht same XD
Bradley Albrecht same here :)
with ya on that i also dont get why its on my reccomendations i only watch gaming vids
Yeah, why am i here,,, i don;t know but hey :)
Human engineering is amazing, something that seemed so simple to me is actually way more complex than I thought.
Gasoline stations are the shit.
i like how the word the can change the meaning.
you dont see the grocery stores haning out great (and i mean great) soda deals
gas stations: 1
grocery stores:0
Deus Vult mmm, love me some solution of 40% sugar, 40% obesity, 15% diabetes and a 5% sprinkle of cancer. Some sodas prefer to replace the cancer with esophageal corrosion, which i prefer.
Well, there shouldn't be that much cancer in it.
Once you learn more about the world around you and everyday things in your environment you've currently taken advantage of and pay no mind to, (be it man-made or natural) you start to appreciate things a lot more and really marvel at what you have in front of you. From gas station engineering to how a Venus Flytrap plant works. We live in an amazing world and I wish more people would appreciate it.
Well its almost 12 am, and i'm watching a video about spill prevention.... youtube death spiral.
12:15am and I've found my way here....
12:59....
it's 1am my time, and I am watching this lol
2:53
11:59 pm...
Why the hell am I even watching this?
Daniel SENEKAL same.
LimitedWard curiosity... Curiosity...
LimitedWard I asked myself that same question
Because it is awesome as fuck.
you had it in your recommendations
im sitting here thinking "how can i get free gas" lol
I'm sitting here thinking "Unlike those tanks, I need to take a leak"
You need a Michael Scofield.
You forgot a step!
3. get arrested by the police
Call me crazy but I legit appreciate the educational value of videos like this even when its not my daily cup of tea! :)
Why did this pop up on my recommended videos? It's interesting, but whaaaa?
We must have been led here for a reason. Maybe someone has answers.
+AssemblyBandit all I've been watching is f1 and top gear
Ah, the mysterious recommended list... there should be a "random video" button! That would be hilarious/scary
@ wsupchris ...and those shows are about what? Powered by what?
NorthernChev Fuel and rich people's money
what I do at 2am
You to must live on the other side of the world from each other.
RichardDJLilD I clicked on the time tag but didn't notice u wrote am after
This is like some irrelevant training video they make new clerks watch for when they gotta man the cashier.
Thank You Engineers and Scientists, for figuring out how to make everything as secure and convenient as possible, not just for fuel, but in all aspects of life, from electronic technologies, to infrastructures and water systems to deliver water.
you know what??... i found that extremely informative :)
I love how everything, everywhere has so much technology embedded into our world that most of us never even thought of or acknowledged the existence of.
This is actually interesting for some reason, didn't ever think of how gas stations work
i need this in my backyard
915TANK ))))))))
the more you know, am i right?
Uh.. Thanks UA-cam Recommended,
I Definently need this for my Exam!
Hurileno My name is George
how the heck did I go from watching funny youtube videos trying to pass time at work to watching the presidential debate to watching how gas pumps work and now gas stations.
This isn't the weird part of UA-cam but I still don't know how I got here.
very educational for just 3 mins of info and nice visuals too
And we blow them up like they're nothing in Just Cause 3.
Don’t know why this was in my recommendation but I’m actually glad I had watched it.
This was an ad that was placed in your recommendations. It even closes with a line about how the oil companies protect the environment.
Why is this so soothing to watch.
I will never look at a gas station the same way.
4:26am standing in my kitchen with my battery on 13%, time to go sleep.
I didn't need to know this, but I happen to click on the video. So it looks like I now am the proud recipient of this little piece of knowledge.
Wow the amount of engineering that goes into something as simple as an underground tank
I feel like i just went through a training video, am i hired now?
Why the fuck is this so consistently in my recommendations?
Because they paid for it to be recommended
I don't doubt people can pay to have their videos recommended, but I can't think what the poster of this video would gain from doing so. You?
Mr Reymundo it's basically an infomercial for anybody interested in purchasing their product. albeit commercial lots of people own gas stations and might be interested in purchasing one.. thats my thoughts
Anthony Johnson I could see that
This why the fuck has this come up?
Thanks UA-cam I watch so many videos about gas stations I really needed this.
"help protect our environment" roaight...
Yep, doesn't matter we've lost a few billion litres of oil into the sea each year but we're sure keen to show you we won't let that dribble get loose in the petrol station!
Aristocrafied Not much choice is there?
hypocrite, lemme guess, you are vegan?
+John Doe oh because wanting a future for my offspring must make me dislike plants so much i wanna only eat that..
yeah. fuck you scum-ass vegans, you plant-hating monsters
i thought the whole stations underground is a tank😂
Brine is salted water right ???
It's 5 in the morning, I have no idea why I'm watching this video, but I'm glad I did
seems like something a Professor would show in class but here I am watching it instead of doing homework
Two rules to live by:
1) Don't sweat the small stuff.
2) It's all small stuff
It's just so perfect!
How could we NOT lose!
I don't understand what you're trying to say, or if you're trying to say anything meaningful at all. I'm not going to make any assumptions, so would you care to explain yourself?
ill put good use to what i just learned at the next gas station, this will tottally come in handy
Someone did amazing job here.
That was quite interesting and random.
I don't know how I ended up here, but I'm not mad about learning new information.
Great video to watch at the gas station at 2 AM.
I'm glad that we are all here, and none of us know why.
Considering I'm at one of these every three days, that was an interestingly informative video... thank you!
not sure why this popped into my recommendations but it was cool to watch
I always wanted to know where the gas was pumping from. I'm 13 and this helped me.
I hope I'm not the only one pleasantly surprised by the narrator's voice and how good it is
I found this video entertaining because I work doing repairs on all the the tank and probes and sensors , over 100k for someone that didn't even graduate from high school, isn't America great
It's 1AM, I don't know why or how I got to this video but I liked it
One time I was going to fill up at a Royal Farms. There was a massive gas leak a few pumps to my right and I didn't notice till a few managers and one oil company manager all crowded around me and gave me the news. They said none of the pumps were gonna work at the moment but welcomed me to wait. Unfortunately, what I didn't realize was that my increased intake of potent Cannabis that day really boggled my mind and I didn't notice till I attempted to engage in conversation. Soon, I said my goodbyes and decided to go to the local Wawa instead. 2 minuets prior to all of this, I decided to put all of my Cannabis and accessories in closed environments. Holy hell man, what a day that was.
Such a pleasant video... about gas stations.
hmmmm. probably the best video ive seen all day
Fascinating video, very well-constructed!
Wait where's the regular, premium and plus tanks?
Always wondered how the tanks looked under gas stations
Nice, what program did you use for your graphics?
So... plus and regular gas go into the same tank?
I don't know why I like this stuff a much.... but that's a nice thing to know...
now u know the perfect place to open a gas station! nice video
why did i watch this .-.
why did i finish it .-.
when I grow up I wanna be a gas station attendant!
I try not to stay up until 2am. But when I do, I make sure I learn about gas stations
What about the emergency shut off switch found somewhere in the station? How does that exactly work?
I think that just cuts the power of the gas pumps.
Well....best I can surmise.
It's a switch. Turn it off....power is stopped.
No erectricity, no pumpy pumpy! As the Chinese say.
In Northern parts of Canada many gas tanks are above ground ... if it leaks you can just look at it and see :)
not sure why i watched this but very interesting and great animation and explanation.
wow, this was far more interesting than it should have been.
89 octane? Can you drive with it? I only use 98 octane fuel. Audi recommended it in my car.
US octane is different than European octane.
why did I watch this? asking the real questions
Because of curiosity.
Emre.D exactly. very fascinating
I was listening to 2 chainz new album, but had to stop to quickly educate myself about leak prevention in gas stations 👍
That's a lot of safety and all, but then when a leak happens you gotta rip that shit out of the ground and repair it.
Yes but it's not actually that big of a deal relatively speaking. Pump it dry into tanker trucks, rip the concrete up, scoop out the gravel, and drop a new one in (or repair but that can be a real pain) and if you're unlucky you might need a few pumps to keep the water out of the tank hole while you do this.
0:05 Where are all these service stations? The last one I seen was 20 years ago! Most of them have been remodeled and converted into gas stations.
I used to work at an old full serve station built in 1920. Tanks from the 80's . And the tanks were allowed to leak a cert en amount ( 1 gallon per2500 gallon per week ) its located where most of us have well water and it is less then a mile from the cape cpd bay ....
Brian O' well water is taken from pockets so deep it would take thousands of years for the gas to reach it
not in my aeira our local wells are as shallow as 140 ft but can reach 1200+ . The air Force base has leaked jet fuel and contaminated hundreds of wells in less than 75 years. the ammount of time it takes for ground water to mover can varry greatly, where i reside is essentially a 60 mile long sand bar deposited by a glacier, allowing ground water to move quite freely
oh i get this video, it doesn't matter if you use cheap or expensive gas, its all from the same tank
Wow , now that was riveting!
what's weird is that just today I went out to a piece of property that I am purchasing to have the well fully inspected; they checked the depth and explained how the tank and pump worked. on my way home I passed a gas station and wondered about how their systems worked and how come they didn't overfill. this video was recommended to me this evening... UA-cam! LEAVE MY BRAIN ALONE!!!
I have learned so much from this video lol
I watched this at like half 12 after the pub and I have no idea why. Also that fucking alarm tripped me and I thought my car alarm went off for a second. 10/10 Subbed.
It has sensors on the sensors!
50 years from now instead of there being gas/service stations there will only be power/charging stations
No one said EV's are going to save the environment or the planet from global warming for that matter, EV's convert about 59%-62% of the electrical energy from the grid to power at the wheels, even if the power source is from a coal plant, it still makes good use of that energy. Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles only convert about 17%-21% of the energy stored in gasoline to power at the wheels, whilst still needing engine fluids to maintain the vehicles performance such as oil and gas to power it.
and what if you have an electric that is purely powered from a home solar grid? is it still burning oil? EV's are as green as their juice makes them to be. BTW EV's are a solution to the future, 50 years from now we will be running on fumes for the search of crude oil and natural gas, considering the increase in population, demand can only become exponential
***** let me put it this way manufacturing anything will always require oil but which one uses less oil whilst being manufactured and requires no oil after its a finished product?
The end factor is always effeciency
Saul Ramirez nah
this is one of those videos that has a tremendous amount of views and comments with thousands of likes yet nobody can explain why
awww I wanted to keep hearing more, nice video, great visuals.
do the actual gas pumps use Vane pumps to move the fuel from the underground supply tank to your cars Gas tank? I watched a demo of blackmir pumps and it mentioned that vane pumps are the best for moving fuels fore safety and efficiency. just curious :)
Great video!
it mean all the gas station underground tank are filled mannualy? if there are 1 56 000 gas stations they are filled by the truck driver? there is no pipe underground which filled them automatically?
Question: Is there different tank underground for all 3 types of gas?
Usually two different types of gas that they mix to make the middle one.
what about the diff grades of gas. like 100%, super, e10. it doesn't show any seperation. or is there more than one tank. i guess there woukd have to be for diesel. but is there for the other grades of gas or is there seperation walls in the tank.
I just want to know one thing? Resources, how many years?
I have never seen a tank with only 2 straps holding it to the deadmen, is that a steel tank thing?
I picked this over taking a shower.
Was not disappointed.
Surprisingly I've always felt safe at a gas station
Ever wondered how Tesla Superchargers work?
i don't know why but i watch this twice.
So rust is steel losing electrons? fascinating! How can I do the same?!
I learnt something new, thanks
I guess this means that alarm will go off if I try to steal fuel from the underground tank
With a crazy straw?
(the diesel is the best kind. sllllluuuuuuuuuuurrrp)
I was thinking the exact same thing...
Katherine Clairmont hi im leo but you can call me diesel
i thought i was gonna waste my time yet i am oddly impressed. I mean none of this matters to me. I'm just the guy who rolls down my window and say "lemme get $10 regular" and go on my way
you dont pump ur gas ?
XiferTehPenguin in the state of Oregon you're not allowed to pump your own gas
XiferTehPenguin yup Oregon and New Jersey are the two states where u can't pump your own gas
Oregon, home of the liberal nirvana, and also lots of homeless, thanks to liberals...