People missing the point, the point isnt to be an ultra-efficient power generator, the goal is to turn plastic waste into something that can be re-used to do work.
Excellent. I wonder if you could do a test run with a borrowed mulching machine until you can figure out the shredders issue? By the sound of it the shredder is just circulating after first reduction and not going through like you described so just riding and floating twisting around the tumblers etc. Do a short on that so we can wee what's going wrong with the unit perhaps.
The Methane issue is a complex one and makes the case for biogas a tough one. Putting that to one side. The prime source of CH4 is zombie wells and flaring when really those gases should be utilised and value added. My vision for the future is that other industries team up with those flaring for example and have their refining plant using that as the primary feedstock which can setup many a cottage industry jobs and growth for the local communities as the gases are commodities.
Hey man just wanna let u know that i respect the work u are putting in and i am with u 💯 i love watching your content and love streams . And i wanna invest.
Re Benzene no biggy it's the closest fraction to Petrol zeolite and so on may assist in that have a chat to a chemical engineer. From what I gather it tends to be a common issue with fractionation so if anything it indicates you're on track 👍.
Ok so at 1:01:00 u azked a question and now I'm giving u an answer with most of the information i gathered on your tanks . Go through the question and answer thoroughly to understand exactly how this calculation is done 👌🔥 i hope this helps u broo 🤘🔥🔥🔥
Question. 22.6kg recovery tank with a pressure of 1723;690pascals volume 6.1 natural crude gass of a mixture between these 3 components Propane (C₃H₈): Approximately 44.1 g/mol - Butane (C₄H₁₀): Approximately 58.1 g/mol - Ethane (C₂H₆): Approximately 30.1 g/mol .at a temperature of 298 k with a composition of petroleum vapor , natural gass . What is the ft² ratio of natural gass to vapors in the tank and how much ft² of natural gass .of moles of ethane = 199.335 mols Number of moles of propane = 6000 g / 44.1 g/mol Number of moles of propane = 136.054 mols 3. Butane (C₄H₁₀): Number of moles of butane = 6000 g / 58.1 g/mol Number of moles of butane = 103. Total moles 1608.5 moles.
Answer: To calculate the ft² ratio of natural gas to vapors in the tank and determine the amount of natural gas in ft², we need to apply the ideal gas law equation \(PV = nRT\) for each component in the mixture. Given: - Pressure (P): 1723,690 pascals - Temperature (T): 298 K - Volume (V): 6.1 ft³ First, convert the volume from ft³ to m³: \(Volume_{m³} = 6.1 ft³ \times 0.0283168 m³/ft³ \approx 0.17272 m³\) Next, calculate the number of moles for each component: 1. Ethane (C₂H₆): 199.335 moles 2. Propane (C₃H₈): 136.054 moles 3. Butane (C₄H₁₀): 103 moles Total moles: 1608.5 moles Now, we will calculate the volume occupied by each component using the ideal gas law equation \(V = \frac{nRT}{P}\) for each gas. 1. Ethane: \(Volume_{Ethane} = \frac{199.335 \times 8.314 \times 298}{1723690} \approx 0.5477 m³\) 2. Propane: \(Volume_{Propane} = \frac{136.054 \times 8.314 \times 298}{1723690} \approx 0.3739 m³\) 3. Butane: \(Volume_{Butane} = \frac{103 \times 8.314 \times 298}{1723690} \approx 0.2860 m³\) Next, we can calculate the ft² occupied by each gas component by converting the volume back to ft²: \(Volume_{Ethane_{ft²}} = 0.5477 m³ \times 10.7639 ft²/m² \approx 5.89 ft²\) \(Volume_{Propane_{ft²}} = 0.3739 m³ \times 10.7639 ft²/m² \approx 4.03 ft²\) \(Volume_{Butane_{ft²}} = 0.2860 m³ \times 10.7639 ft²/m² \approx 3.08 ft²\) The ft² ratio of natural gas to vapors in the tank is approximately: \[\frac{5.89 ft²}{4.03 ft² + 3.08 ft²} \approx 0.8572\] Therefore, the ft² ratio of natural gas to vapors in the tank is approximately 0.8572.
you do know this a tech already polished and created they use the same tech to help recycle old tires nothing new but make it public so others can improve thats how you make an impact dont make profit make an impact
When are you going to start refining wood waste? Norway Maple trees are a major invasive species problem all over North America, along with a long list of other non native plants. These can be turned into bio char and or oil. The point is that we don't want to cut forests to make bio fuels, but in contrast, invasive plants need to be removed from the environment in order to help restore habitat. Further; hemp can be grown on land with depleted soils. Since it is a nitrogen fixing plant, it will actually restore these soils. Meanwhile it grows to 16 feet in a single growing season. After the fibers and pulp is removed, there is still a lot of bio waste - perfect for your machine. Which means, that to help combat climate change, all prohibiting legislation around hemp farming must be removed - thus enabling hemp to be used to make bio fuel with systems like yours.
Incorrect they are not using microwaves. They are using a standard burner type of which MANY are pioneering here on RUclips. Critics corner case closed. And remember people a little bit of research goes a long way to not seem daft. You sir are officially de bunked.
People missing the point, the point isnt to be an ultra-efficient power generator, the goal is to turn plastic waste into something that can be re-used to do work.
Excellent. I wonder if you could do a test run with a borrowed mulching machine until you can figure out the shredders issue?
By the sound of it the shredder is just circulating after first reduction and not going through like you described so just riding and floating twisting around the tumblers etc.
Do a short on that so we can wee what's going wrong with the unit perhaps.
Glad things worked out for you to make this machine
oh my god it is so jank, this is dangerous.
love your energy keep it up bud ! Earth needs more people like you!
Love what you're doing bro. Def somebody I would like my son's to look up too as well.
The Methane issue is a complex one and makes the case for biogas a tough one. Putting that to one side.
The prime source of CH4 is zombie wells and flaring when really those gases should be utilised and value added.
My vision for the future is that other industries team up with those flaring for example and have their refining plant using that as the primary feedstock which can setup many a cottage industry jobs and growth for the local communities as the gases are commodities.
I’m just wondering how much power it takes to produce said fuel compared to drilling for new oil/fuel?
Hey man just wanna let u know that i respect the work u are putting in and i am with u 💯 i love watching your content and love streams . And i wanna invest.
why not a drag chain conveyor instead of the screw? or paddle screw?
brain worms from inhaling benzene
Re Benzene no biggy it's the closest fraction to Petrol zeolite and so on may assist in that have a chat to a chemical engineer.
From what I gather it tends to be a common issue with fractionation so if anything it indicates you're on track 👍.
Keep up the great work!
Awesome job!
Ok so at 1:01:00 u azked a question and now I'm giving u an answer with most of the information i gathered on your tanks . Go through the question and answer thoroughly to understand exactly how this calculation is done 👌🔥 i hope this helps u broo 🤘🔥🔥🔥
Question. 22.6kg recovery tank with a pressure of 1723;690pascals volume 6.1 natural crude gass of a mixture between these 3 components Propane (C₃H₈): Approximately 44.1 g/mol
- Butane (C₄H₁₀): Approximately 58.1 g/mol
- Ethane (C₂H₆): Approximately 30.1 g/mol .at a temperature of 298 k with a composition of petroleum vapor , natural gass . What is the ft² ratio of natural gass to vapors in the tank and how much ft² of natural gass .of moles of ethane = 199.335 mols
Number of moles of propane = 6000 g / 44.1 g/mol
Number of moles of propane = 136.054 mols
3. Butane (C₄H₁₀):
Number of moles of butane = 6000 g / 58.1 g/mol
Number of moles of butane = 103. Total moles 1608.5 moles.
Answer: To calculate the ft² ratio of natural gas to vapors in the tank and determine the amount of natural gas in ft², we need to apply the ideal gas law equation \(PV = nRT\) for each component in the mixture.
Given:
- Pressure (P): 1723,690 pascals
- Temperature (T): 298 K
- Volume (V): 6.1 ft³
First, convert the volume from ft³ to m³:
\(Volume_{m³} = 6.1 ft³ \times 0.0283168 m³/ft³ \approx 0.17272 m³\)
Next, calculate the number of moles for each component:
1. Ethane (C₂H₆): 199.335 moles
2. Propane (C₃H₈): 136.054 moles
3. Butane (C₄H₁₀): 103 moles
Total moles: 1608.5 moles
Now, we will calculate the volume occupied by each component using the ideal gas law equation \(V = \frac{nRT}{P}\) for each gas.
1. Ethane:
\(Volume_{Ethane} = \frac{199.335 \times 8.314 \times 298}{1723690} \approx 0.5477 m³\)
2. Propane:
\(Volume_{Propane} = \frac{136.054 \times 8.314 \times 298}{1723690} \approx 0.3739 m³\)
3. Butane:
\(Volume_{Butane} = \frac{103 \times 8.314 \times 298}{1723690} \approx 0.2860 m³\)
Next, we can calculate the ft² occupied by each gas component by converting the volume back to ft²:
\(Volume_{Ethane_{ft²}} = 0.5477 m³ \times 10.7639 ft²/m² \approx 5.89 ft²\)
\(Volume_{Propane_{ft²}} = 0.3739 m³ \times 10.7639 ft²/m² \approx 4.03 ft²\)
\(Volume_{Butane_{ft²}} = 0.2860 m³ \times 10.7639 ft²/m² \approx 3.08 ft²\)
The ft² ratio of natural gas to vapors in the tank is approximately:
\[\frac{5.89 ft²}{4.03 ft² + 3.08 ft²} \approx 0.8572\]
Therefore, the ft² ratio of natural gas to vapors in the tank is approximately 0.8572.
What about using a mulcher ?
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you do know this a tech already polished and created they use the same tech to help recycle old tires nothing new but make it public so others can improve thats how you make an impact dont make profit make an impact
Boss
Run this thing with some sticky plants
I wonder if it would work and produce?
Buy a new shredder (same model) and return the old one a week later.
that is fraud.
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When are you going to start refining wood waste? Norway Maple trees are a major invasive species problem all over North America, along with a long list of other non native plants. These can be turned into bio char and or oil. The point is that we don't want to cut forests to make bio fuels, but in contrast, invasive plants need to be removed from the environment in order to help restore habitat.
Further; hemp can be grown on land with depleted soils. Since it is a nitrogen fixing plant, it will actually restore these soils. Meanwhile it grows to 16 feet in a single growing season. After the fibers and pulp is removed, there is still a lot of bio waste - perfect for your machine. Which means, that to help combat climate change, all prohibiting legislation around hemp farming must be removed - thus enabling hemp to be used to make bio fuel with systems like yours.
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Incorrect they are not using microwaves.
They are using a standard burner type of which MANY are pioneering here on RUclips.
Critics corner case closed.
And remember people a little bit of research goes a long way to not seem daft.
You sir are officially de bunked.