See How do Ship Breaker Break up ships and make thousands of air compressors with minimum Tools
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2023
- See How do Ship Breaker Break up ships and make thousands of air compressors
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Nobody has ever returned to complain about the compressor blowing up.
They probably didn't live through it.
LOL!
@@brainwashingdetergent4128 I think that was the joke
All dead
Game over!
THANK YOU for making the video. It makes me appreciative of OSHA standards and SAFETY RULES.
No hand protection, no spotting shields, No leathers. No safety boots. Nobody wire-wheeling the surfaces BEFORE rolling, since the inside of that tank has been subjected to a life of Salt-Water, and hasn't been cleaned up before assembly.
I FELT for that guy, bending over while welding that long side seam. His back is going to be hamburger meat before he's 40! At this rate, he'll be blind in no time.
Not a pair of Safety Glasses in the shop! LOTS OF TALENT, NO safety. There's one thing...he knows how to weld! THANK YOU, again, for your video.
This video should be adopted by OSHA, and be played before every safety workshop course OSHA does, as a PERFECT EXAMPLE of what NOT to do.
I'm going to send this link, to the welding/certification instructor, for the state; to start every course off with.
Bill from Tn. 🇺🇸
Don't worry, he has auto-darkening eyelids. 🙂
Add to the fact that these tanks most LIKELY NOT meet USA standards for tanks. At least on my Campbell Hausfeld air compressor, the tank is a certified, by the manufacturer. I wouldn't trust this tank at all unless its for lower pressure.
Don't give a $hit, if people over there get killed, but very much give a $hit, if import garbage compressor goes boom in my workshop.
That's why no Chinesium machinery or any other import garbage ever finds it's way into my shop!
Don't worry. The guy has Safety Yellow shoe laces affording him full protection.
@@paulkurilecz4209 His beard is a number 10 shield, all good.
This is nothing to do with scrapping ships.
But this is like watching a well made horror movie: half the time you're admiring how it's done and the other half you're absolutely bloody terrified. I wouldn't rely on that tank to hold water, let alone anything else, and I wouldn't rely on that guy to drive me anywhere since he'll be half blind from welding with no safety glasses.🤯
Yeah, those ships are made from much thicker sheet steel than that.
some parts are this thin@@generalkayoss7347
Amazing how they turned 15mm hull plates into 2mm sheet metal using basic tools.
didnt you see the dudes trimming the metal down with garden hoes when they loaded it on the forklift? they shaved it to spec
They didnt make it thinner they just rolled it round
@@robotekusa Are you serious?
not all parts of a ship are as thick as the hull. even the hull isnt the same thickness everywhere
@@__shifty What spec? 😂
Safety sandals? Check. Safety squint? Check. Excellent, you’ve got the job.
Great, so your air compressor comes preloaded with a bunch of dirt and soil and paint chips and who knows what else inside of it.
I wouldn't trust those tanks to hold any pressure higher than 1 Bar (14 PSI) unless they were located far from any personnel.
I agree, looks like Harbor freight line of cheap. But atleast they're working.
I’d be most concerned about the dirt, rust and paint incorporated into the the weld joints. No effort to clean the metal whatsoever. 😲
I don’t even think Harbor Freight junk is that bad, it’s all Chinese. Yeah OSHA is not a thing in most of these factories.
Wouldn’t expect the paint to last the trip across the water on any of this junk, but they are resourceful, Gota give’em that
Maypop Compressor. Don't worry, Allah will protect you. 😅
10 points for the safety squint and a bonus for the steel toed sneakers.
Steel toe flip flops.
There is nothing to say that hasn't already been said. Good luck and prayers to all involved with these tanks.
Working in a shed with that receiver up at 120 psi would be like sleeping with the reaper.
Did I miss the bit where the pressure testing Tag was put on after the cylinder was pressure tested? I once went to a small workshop where a 10 CFM compressor had its tank rupture as it approached cut off pressure. Fortunately no one was in the the area at the time but the shockwave broke every window in a care nearby and the plaster and timber wall next to it had a very large hole through it. The compressor head hit the roof and punched a hole in it and the electric motor hit the car nearby and didted the door so the outer panel was touching the inner panel. There were bits of metal imbedded in walls and other wooden structures. If you were in that area of the shed then you were probably dead or critically injured.
I'm guessing you're from the UK but I'd expect it is similar: here in Canada you couldn't use a tank this size in a workplace environment. There are standards it has to be built to and it would have to be regularly inspected. In my province in Canada it could be no larger than 42.5 litres without regular inspection and proof it was built to the appropriate standards; and probably the other provinces are the same. Of course you're allowed to blow yourself up at home!
Working with minimum resources is impressive, and I have seen this. Pakistan has a great skill of working like the US and the rest of the world. If corrupt politicians were replaced by those supported by our taxpayer citizens, they could be a great country without fear of terrorism.
@@MosiqarM They are making JUNK, that is unsafe.
Pressure tested to 25 psi. Operated at 150 psi. 🙉🙈🙊
You forgot the bit about the seismology people thinking it was an earthquake.
I like how they didn't clean one spot before welding. I guess all that dirt, rust and paint won't effect the welds..🤔
Maybe there is a sand or dust get inside the tank😂
I still can't keep trying to flip my hood down😂
Love the safety equipment these boys use!
It's a good thing they are wearing their safety flip flops
For ingenuity in making do with what they've got, 10/10 This workshop could not afford the safety equipment and processes we take for granted and even if they got it, they would need to hike their prices. That would drive away similarly cash-strapped customers. Kudos to these workmen for allowing their operation to be shown on the Net, warts and all.
Ingenuity in making a potential bomb?
I totally agree with you. There's one too many perfect worlders replying here. It's business and they're making money to support their families.
@@BlueyChandler It's true, these people have to eat along with their families, they don't have the luxuries of other countries.
You're incredibly naive.
Always love the traditional garb with a baseball cap and running shoes. You drop one of those plates on that shoe and learn what severance pay really means.
The guy is a really good welder. They should clean the metal before sealing it up inside the tank. The guillotine is impressive. I want one.
It amazes me that so much manual work takes place within these factories yet with no one seemingly willing to invest in a simple concrete slab to lift production up out of the dirt.
These guys make like $1 an hour. A concrete slab would require them to not eat for thousands of hours. Not gonna happen.
A bench and a few wedges would be cheaper
@@georgegonzalez2476 didn’t occur to you that the concrete guys also make $1/hour and probably make concrete out of repurposed dry wall?
Drywall is pretty flimsy stuff! I've never seen or heard of floors or walls made from drywall. @@cactiguide
I just can't imagine wearing sandals doing that work
Yes, as when the spatter gets to you, you will “dance on fire,as it intends!”
I was wondering what the average number of toes per employee was in the workshop.
Good job.
they weld through dirt. its unbelievable. and bare feet as well.
Please make a new ship from old compressor but clean metal first before welding and position an extraction fan to remove fumes !
Great video 😎Health and safety at it's finest 😬
Cough! Cough! Choke! Barf! Cough! Choke - Thud!
Perhaps the seam would be safer if it was in the upper part of the tank? Great work reusing the steel! 👏👏👏
I doubt they have any safety standards in pressure tanks.
@@bkailua1224 Yes, I would not use this tank... 😵😵
it would of been interesting to see one of these tanks being pressure tested. see how good the secondhand steel and the unaccredited welding fairs up...but never any warranty as the purchaser would no doubts end up with embeded pieces of the tank so in no fit health to go back and complain.
Good to see they are doing everything up to OSHA standards.
Next time you see a bargain priced air compressor at Harbour Freight … think twice before buying one.
Eyeballing it baby!!!!
Interesting and scary, all at the same time.
I personally don't want to be anywhere near these pneumatical boom booms.
No gloves. Insane.
I'm more impressed by the open toed sandles, I welded for 35 years.
they are making there first spaceship!!
Compressor market is Booming!
Where is the welder ground clamp? Is it just stuck in the earth near the welding area?
Fascinating Captain
Bless their tenacity! ... Gettin 'er done.
No mask or goggles when welding the triangular things. Crazy.
they probably have never seen a leader protector
No feet protection either🙄
Being a welder- metal fabricator I must say this is very impressive. Tip of the hat.
Think Homeslice holds an R Stamp? Also, putting that overlapped seam on the bottom of the tank is a bad idea.
And everyone wears Flip Flops, not a high viz in sight. 😃
Good job but why you didn't clean and paint the plate from inside before closing and welding coz you are working on used material
Very true Engineer
Apparently this whole country went to the "If it looks good it is good" school of engineering.
Este material es de muy buena calidad , acero naval tiene propiedades superiores al usado para fabricar tanques de compresores , saludos desde Argentina 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
This is the OceanGate factory where the Titan sub was made.
The best thing by far recycling , awesome job.
I agree with the recycling aspect not the making of a pressure vessel. This is a bomb waiting to go off
You dont know very much do ya?
This is good when you want your pressure tank pre rusted on the inside, made of scrap with overlap joints for the domes making them even more prone to corrosion. I mean, what could go wrong?
I normally respect these guys but pressure vessels? I give it 50-50 on the ultrasound but O don't think you are going to get it past the Hartford guy.
I want to be as far away as I can get!
The measuring tools used in this fabrication job were amazing!
I see absolutely no serious accidents where apparently safety shoes have yet to be invented.
Oh my God! Back to the dark ages.
With electricity !
Be thankful of your $20 hour job in the USA.
Guaranteed up to 20 psi and comes pre-rusted inside.
Hmmm, could these guys make me a submersible? I have some wealthy patrons that want to go underwater sightseeing and there's been a recent opening in the market. Now where'd I put that Atari 2600 joystick?
I do not want to get anywhere near that tank when it is under pressure.
Things like this are incredible , these people take a retired shipping vessel and turn the steel into something else....so cool how people come up with ways to reuse something , never would think of cutting up a ship and turning it's steel into thoughts of air compressors.
Was waiting for them to test for leaks.
It looks like all metal working of any kind in Pakistan is done on dirt floors, either inside a building or outside of it. A book describing their efforts could be titled, "Working In The Dirt."
This is a perfect example of why they can produce products cheaper than can be done in the USA, no safety regulations.
And no quality control. 🤷🏼♂️
Not a bad welder that dude
Only the finest masters of their craft are allowed to work in pyjamas and flip flops
Que GENIOSSSS !!!! Saludos
I sea and see.. My eyes are always watching 😂
Well done lads a grand job...Tom in Scotland.
Awesome but Safety is not there 🤷
interesting.
*WISH THEY HAD CHIP MONK.. TRANSLATION FILTER IN PLACE,!!!🤣🤣
интересно сие творение будет проходить аттестацию? Будет ли выдан паспорт сосуду под давлением?
that would make a sensational wood stove!
Is that tank going to pass a hydro test of 1.5 times that of its rated pressure capacity?
I believe it’s a compressed air tank not a pressurized water tank. I think you mean ‘pneumatic’ test.
@@rayray8687hydro is a type of pressure testing for pressure vessels does not matter what they contain.
@@billguernsey6419: Thank you for the info. I didn’t know air cylinders were tested with water.
Gloves, eye protection, steel toes, we don’t need none of that 😂
Ka Boom
Got to give them 'A' for effort and ingenuity! Noticed that absolutely nothing is cleaned while assembling or while welding. No precision alignment of base stand or top plates. Of course, no concern for safety. Where is the ASME Code Certification label? I am sure these fellows work hard. I wish them well. Too bad the video is cut short and does not show the finished product.
I’m guessing there’s a lot of men missing toes in that country. 🤔☮️🦆
Respect !
I wouldn't put more than 2 psi in that thing.
I'm horrified that they are allowed to sell those bombs.
Отлично 👍 удачи и всего хорошего 🤝.
Looks like the flip flops have gone 😂
Each of our compressor tanks are crafted by skilled tradesmen, to bespoke requirements, no two are the same making them as individual as our customers.....
These guys are pretty amazing IMHO .
I said this once before, " this is like watching a snuff film you know it is all wrong but you keep watching it anyway"
think of buying what you think of as a new air pressure chamber ...only to have it blow up!
Maximum allowable pressure: 5 psi
WOW, As much as we all hate osha... Thank God we have osha.
Them tanks are death traps... I guess you can't complain if your compressor tank blows up in your face.
Imagine what these men could do with proper tools and training.
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Is that what we call a SHIP BOMB.😅🤐😵💫😵💥.
I knew for years you never weld a pressure vessel but only recently came to understand how dangerous 100 psi in a 10 gal tank that failed can be. Please look this up on youtube. AVE, and Diesel Creak and others and myself do dangerous things safely many times to get a job done when you are the only guy on the job. Once you see how bad a pressure vessel failure is it will make you rethink using an old air tank Like the 50 year old farm all american made one in next room that is 50 years old.......I am no safe police but using old scrap steel and making a pressure vessel is really bad. The way these skilled poor bastards work with no PPE is one thing but they are building stuff that can Kill and maim more than just themselves ......this things are time bombs just waiting for someone.......I did love this VJO all the same!
thats crafsmanship
These foreign industrial videos creep me out.
Not a steel toe shoe for miles.
That was cool
nothing like working on a dirt floor then welding dirty rusty metal.
No proper shoes (or boots), no gloves, no glasses, no mask or respirator, no safety at all. The blood lead level of these welders must be extremely high. Totally insane!
Safety First Here
It seems like everything about the way these compressors are put together is asking for trouble. Maybe not a blow up, but seams failing wouldn't surprise me at all. Welding painted and dirty metal doesn't seem to faze these guys at all. I sure hope these aren't exported
👍✅🎉काश.... भारत और पाकिस्तान एक देश होता तो दुनिया हमारे टैलेंटेड कारीगरों की अदभुत क्षमता देखकर हैरान हो जातीं
It's a piece of junk tank, but the guy is a decent welder.
When was the last time your front load service last.
He took a piece of scrap and made another piece of scrap out of it
😂😂😂
@@russojap1864 Yep! passing it along!
One man's junk is another man's junk
Carhartt makes smocks?
Something doesn't add up. The cost of oxy acetylene exceeds the steel recovered.
Tudo no olhômetro, feito sobre piso de chão batido, usando sucata de navios desmanchados na linha de uma praia. Material contaminado por toda sorte de contato, com terra, com água salgada, sem receber qualquer serviço de limpeza e desinfecção. Custos baixíssimos de produção, claro. Mas produto certamente de curta vida útil, sem contar os perigos decorrentes do rompimento de um cilindro desse, carregado de ar comprimido.
That Carnival Cruise Ship is no longer “The Fun Ship”now it’s “The Done Ship.”
Wasnt that long ago i remember welding ahops in usa had this same old obsolete machines and that heavy welding smoke smell.same shit, different day 😂