I like how I immediately understood why you want less propellant in the tank because it's exactly how the garden sprayer I use to water plants works. As you pump more out there's more gas to pressurize so it runs out slower and pumps the fluid more smoothly. I water my plants by rocket science cool.
I love channels like yours. This is what UA-cam was founded on. It is a shame what is going on with UA-cam. Keep up the awesome work and recording it, and sharing it with us all.
I spent 7 years following a Classic Mini build with a 3-6 month update schedule that was initially expected to take a few months. I'm patient enough to wait for this in your own time.
You can use liquid CO2 to pressurize fuel tank. it's 76 atm at standard temp, wich is compatible with Keg pressure limit. A rubber inner tube can be used to separate CO2 from Fuel and Liquid Oxigen. So you can have constant pressure for all the flight.
Just like your 2L bottle demonstration, I experience that same effect in practice using a pump garden sprayer to spray weeds. As the amount of liquid it contains decreases, to a point, the sprayer seems to work better and better.
Fantastic, can't wait to see work on the engine. My senior design project for my aerospace engineering degree focused on designing a liquid prop engine for a cis-lunar "space tug", i love this kind of stuff.
Really cool project. Have a look at keg CIP systems (how kegs are cleaned). It's pretty much the same as your pressure feed system but on an unmodified keg.
Bro. Nerd to nerd, this is freaking awesome. Cool engineering project, thanks for documenting the process. Very interesting to watch. Keep up the great work!
I like how simple your propellant feeding system is. You don't need extra tank for nitrogen and pressure regulators both oxygen and fuel. Not necessary less mass but simple.
Love the project! The experiments are clear for some viewers with low engineering/rocket experience. However, it is fairly intuitive for most viewers I feel like. Would be hyped to see some thrust tests! (Yes I know the engine needs to be built first)
I love everything about this project, and your videos make it so easy to digest the info! So excited to continue to follow project KegRocket. I'm gonna have to come out to see the launch when it happens! 🚀
I can't wait for this to fly. I have wanted to make a liquid rocket engine ever since I was little and now that I'm a CNC machinist, I might eventually make one
Been waitin' fer this!!! Suh-weeet! Can't believe you had to spend that long explaining how the Keggaroo is gonna fly, I mean it's not rocket sci.... oh, wait...
Where are the awesome tee shirts with amazing logos?!?!? How can I possibly enjoy a frosty adult beverage while watching the much anticipated launch episode without wearing some sort of officially licensed "KEG ROCKET" merch? This is exactly why I went back for my MBA after working 5 years as an EE. THE MONEY!!!!
I love it that guys like you are able to these completely nuts and off the wall projects so I don’t have to. I am absolutely subscribing to the channel and looking forward to updates whenever real life gets out of the way.
Great explanation! It would be interesting to hear how you are going to deal with cryogenics - I have heard liquid oxygen can be nasty stuff. Loved the extra scrubbing out of hypergolic fuel!
You cannot legally put thrust vectoring on a hobby rocket. That would be a guidance system, which means you made a missile. You would get a very unfriendly visit from the federal government.
I absolutely hate it when my pipe dream projects are affected by the real world and it's physics engine. I salute you for your efforts to cheese the system regardless!
WAKE UP BABE NEW KEGROCKET VIDEO JUST DROPPED
OOOoooo Beer rocket + Meat rocket = SPACE BBQ!
I hope your telemetry electronics is used on this project. It was great seeing you in the footage.
lolll
this is crazy, I watched one of your vids then wanted to see some liquid fuel ones and found this video and comment!
Mister Bisslington in the house 😂
Enjoying this project with a beer in hand 🍺
Hoping you enjoyed the 2L bottle features 😉
I did! Especially the burst test haha
Enjoying this project with the US drinking age in hand
I feel like you’re always in every niche engineering project video comment section haha makes sense I guess
Possibly would be if I was 21 or older, I live in the US
There's something about engineering around arbitrary requirements just because it's fun that I just love!
More more more, we want more!
Having built a air compressor from two kegs welded together. I absolutely strongly endorse making a rocket out of these magical stainless tanks!
Now that's a marine grade air compressor!
Whoooooo! Been waiting for an update!
I am rooting so hard for you
Keg stand on launch day mandatory
Kegs have a big Way to go ! Enjoying your enthusiasm to the brim ;)
Video published right before Star Ship's second flight when a lot of people are searching for 'rocket launch' videos... Well played sir.
I like how I immediately understood why you want less propellant in the tank because it's exactly how the garden sprayer I use to water plants works. As you pump more out there's more gas to pressurize so it runs out slower and pumps the fluid more smoothly. I water my plants by rocket science cool.
I love channels like yours. This is what UA-cam was founded on. It is a shame what is going on with UA-cam. Keep up the awesome work and recording it, and sharing it with us all.
LETS GO!!! MEN I TRUST IN INTRO!!!
Love it, useing the limitations of your concept as advantages
I spent 7 years following a Classic Mini build with a 3-6 month update schedule that was initially expected to take a few months. I'm patient enough to wait for this in your own time.
Thank you for being a reasonable person :)
Here from Project Binky?
LETS GOOO!!! KEG ROCKET EP 2!! I have been patiently waiting.
this is the first ive seen of these videos i knew id enjoy it but god damn dude i didn't expect the video to be this high quality
You can use liquid CO2 to pressurize fuel tank. it's 76 atm at standard temp, wich is compatible with Keg pressure limit. A rubber inner tube can be used to separate CO2 from Fuel and Liquid Oxigen. So you can have constant pressure for all the flight.
COMPLEXITY! COMPLEXITY BAD!
Rubber at cryogenic temperatures would not be flexible; it would become brittle, and shatter as tried to stretch.
@@Rizzler420-uh4yd Much less complex than a pump It's just a bladder in the keg.
@@gdpirahna at 76 atm C=2 is liquid at room temperature. Not cryogenic.
@@rikpoletti How would you prevent the rubber from contacting the LOX? If the rubber is in the LOX tank, it will not be flexible.
I’m with Tom on holding a beer. This is so cool!
I am indeed enthusiastically watching this project.
7:10 "combussin' chamber" got a very loud snort out of me, well done.
'honey wake up keg rocket posted a new banger
Just like your 2L bottle demonstration, I experience that same effect in practice using a pump garden sprayer to spray weeds. As the amount of liquid it contains decreases, to a point, the sprayer seems to work better and better.
Exactly!
Great update! Really interesting to hear the methodology behind the design.
No matter how small or how slow, i really wish u guys do weekly updates.. this project is quite interesting
I love that Project Keg-Rocket is doing proper engineering. Gives me hope for humanity.
This is well on its way of becoming the best DIY rocket series on youtube
Best use of kegs ever!
I love the intro, so simple but so good🤣 cracking a beer now fellas
wow, love love love this series! thank you kegrocket!
I don't drink, but I find the serendipity of the beer keg rocket running on ethanol to be hilarious!
This is a project worth waiting for new videos. I love this amount of effort and engineering done for fun, makes me want to build stuff again
Exciting update, looking forward to the next, whenever it comes
Wisconsin space program looking good
Very elegant (simple pretty often is elegant) propulsion system design! ❤️
Lookin' good, I can't wait for the next episode!
Fantastic, can't wait to see work on the engine. My senior design project for my aerospace engineering degree focused on designing a liquid prop engine for a cis-lunar "space tug", i love this kind of stuff.
Thanks for explaining your thought process and taking us along for the ride!
I love that you posted this on the eve of the Starship IFT2. I'm in a rocketing mood AND I could use a beer!
Good stuff! Enjoy the journey and thanks for sharing it with us!
Looking forward to your next installment!
Yes, I look forward to seeing you fly some kegs! Please keep updating us when you have time.
Really cool project. Have a look at keg CIP systems (how kegs are cleaned). It's pretty much the same as your pressure feed system but on an unmodified keg.
Great video, well explained, I even understood the maths!
Thabks for the update, you've done well at explaining the reasoning/why and such!
And love the bloopers too :D
can't wait for future videos!
Bro. Nerd to nerd, this is freaking awesome. Cool engineering project, thanks for documenting the process. Very interesting to watch. Keep up the great work!
Thank for the update. Love this project.
I appreciate your efforts to inspire people like me. Thankyou very much brother. ❤
Finally the second video in the tutorial is here.
I like how simple your propellant feeding system is. You don't need extra tank for nitrogen and pressure regulators both oxygen and fuel. Not necessary less mass but simple.
I’ve been waiting for part 2!
I already cant wait for the next episode!!
Yes, I was really hoping there was going to be another one of these Videos.
Love the project! The experiments are clear for some viewers with low engineering/rocket experience. However, it is fairly intuitive for most viewers I feel like. Would be hyped to see some thrust tests! (Yes I know the engine needs to be built first)
Absolutely phenomenal can’t wait to see it fly
I love everything about this project, and your videos make it so easy to digest the info! So excited to continue to follow project KegRocket. I'm gonna have to come out to see the launch when it happens! 🚀
got this randomly recommended... I love it! Waiting for part 3!!!!
holy shit..
they actually did the part two!
im gonna keep an eye on this! thanks for the fun content!!!!
Now that I have seen Starship fly, this is my new most anticipated rocket launch to watch. 🤩
I can't wait for this to fly. I have wanted to make a liquid rocket engine ever since I was little and now that I'm a CNC machinist, I might eventually make one
A liquor fueled rocket, sounds like the ticket to me!
Nice! I love the built-in handles. that's a must for the ground crew and a rocket this size.
Been waitin' fer this!!! Suh-weeet!
Can't believe you had to spend that long explaining how the Keggaroo is gonna fly, I mean it's not rocket sci.... oh, wait...
So happy to see some happy coincidences workingnin your favor. Cant wait to see the rest of the project
Respect mate. Great presentation! Love to see how it progresses
Cannot wait till the next video!
Love the video and the project idea! 😄 all the the best from New Zealand from an employee at Rocket Lab 🤘
Super stoked for this project. I also like your visualizations, clear and well-paced explanations.
Honestly talk to red bull. They love sponsoring crazy ass projects like this if you just slap a red bull logo on it lmao.
I am enthusiastically watching this project.
I'm honestly more interested in seeing this thing launch than I am anything SpaceX related these days. Keg on, brothers!
Hurry and launch !!!
so excited for this, such a cool project
That's ine of the best project I've seen here and I hope it will be succesful it's a really nice idea
Where are the awesome tee shirts with amazing logos?!?!? How can I possibly enjoy a frosty adult beverage while watching the much anticipated launch episode without wearing some sort of officially licensed "KEG ROCKET" merch? This is exactly why I went back for my MBA after working 5 years as an EE. THE MONEY!!!!
We're working on it, stay tuned!
combussin' chamber 😳
I love it that guys like you are able to these completely nuts and off the wall projects so I don’t have to. I am absolutely subscribing to the channel and looking forward to updates whenever real life gets out of the way.
This is amazing! I live for this.
Von Braun would love this, home-built rockets.
Lets go. Youre doin good lad
Great video! Looking forward to seeing the engine design and some hot fire tests!
Nice i was already exited in the last psrt. Letz gooo
Love the series! Can you send a can of beer on the rocket? That would be the cherry on top❤
this is a cool project, and i can't wait to see some actual stuff get built.
Excellent project man. I would love to see the airframe design and build as the next episode.
I am super-excited to follow this series. Great job going slowly and explaining what you are doing.
Heck yeah man keep it up! Love the music taste too. Men I Trust is one my favorite bands
Loving the videos mate you do a great job of simply explaining concepts and litteral rocket science. I look forward to your next video.
Great explanation! It would be interesting to hear how you are going to deal with cryogenics - I have heard liquid oxygen can be nasty stuff. Loved the extra scrubbing out of hypergolic fuel!
He's definitely going to want some insulation on the LOX tank.
I'm fascinated to see how complex the rocket engine is. I am intrigued to know if it will open up the prospect of model rocket full thrust vectoring!
You cannot legally put thrust vectoring on a hobby rocket. That would be a guidance system, which means you made a missile. You would get a very unfriendly visit from the federal government.
Awesome concept, nice work man.
Thumbs up and hope you get big^^
The man whips out a calculator to solve 200x1.45 while doing literal rocket science, thanks for the chuckle!
Keg Rocket Hype!
This looks great, can’t wait to see the next video!
Thanks!
Thank you!
I'm so excited to see more!
Loved the double scribling of hydrazine...
I am definitely following your progress, this is a great passion project.
I absolutely hate it when my pipe dream projects are affected by the real world and it's physics engine. I salute you for your efforts to cheese the system regardless!
Sometimes the algorithm comes good, and recommends something like this to me. Great project, new subscriber. Good luck.