I was involved in an invention that turned plastics and any bio matter, including anything thats not glass or metal into oil and it burned pure, it was the answer too the worlds energy problems.
We did the very same thing burning the oil in a tin lid outside after testing it ironically.... all this was years ago.
I have a spinning wheel that turns straw into gold. No, really! All you do is put straw in one end and seal it in a box and run the wheel. Gold thread comes out of the other end into another sealed box. No explanation or detailed demonstration is necessary because you will believe anything.
Please, if you heat plastic under pressure you get melted and burnt plastic, not oil. Plastic is not frozen oil. This is a fraud.
the world needs more people like this guy. Good people like him should have seats in government and not these selfish pigs that rule all over the world.
We could use this oil to lubricate large plastic sex dolls, to make KY jelly, to synthesize extra-large condoms (for those of us who need XL), for making whipped cream to spray onto prostitutes, and for naked oil-wrestling contests. The possibilities are endless!
@therealsoumen Pyrolisis has been around for donkeys years, In countries where they have no oil they use it to run cars on charcoal. It just uses more energy than you extract so is wasteful in the long term except in highly specific circumstances like the ones in the video.
Solar power this machine and recycle plastic until it's all gone. I live near the beach and there's always plastic washing up ashore or left over on the beach. I'm sold. Where can I purchase one of these in the USA?
1kg of plastic burns to produce a little over 3kg of CO2.
1kg of oil burns to produce a little over 3kg of CO2.
Electricity, used to power the machine, will have been produced in a nuclear or fossil fuel power plant, it may be from a renewable source but regardless of how it's generated, this is energy you then waste converting a fuel from one medium into a slightly less calorific medium.
But it turns plastic to oil and people are fucking stupid so it'll probably catch on.
@EurypharPelecanoides So can you explain something? How does something that weighs 1kg turn into 3kg after being burned? There is a serious flaw there. Or am I missing something?
So let us say that every american family were to have one of these machines to produce their own oil, that means big oil companies are dead right? How much electricity does this machine use?
new ways to create pollution when we can already use 100% biodiesel made from animal fats and vegetable oils like corn, hemp, soybeans, even used vegetable oil works and no petroleum (or crude oil) is required to run vehicles, it's already being used in Europe. It can also be used to create electricity though I haven't checked much into that.
The Old God Bless the Inventor! :-) This invention with Chris Robinson developed extra GEET technology, will create an easy transition from the gasoline technology to the water energy technology.
@witness402 Yes :). There are also guys who can run their cars on air. The thing we should be more concerned is not the usage of fuel but the recycling of heavy dump of plastic waste that is dumped all over the world ( specially in marine part and underdeveloped countries )
@lianlibrans well there's plenty ways to recycle and plenty more willing to help it's just that they don't want to do to money issues, kinda like a company that has toxic waste as a bi product and instead of taking it to a place that can dispose of it the "rite way" witch is expensive thy trow it in local water ways ect. Because the fine is cheaper. that's why a lot of company's like that are rite next to big body's of water we must show them that they are harming more then just randoms(aka us
@lianlibrans they don't care about the world or us some don't even care of there own family's they hurt just SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! we must end corruption and with that said good look
@lianlibrans greed and corruption is one of the reasons this and the one before it didn't and wont last before we think of ways to fix our fuel we must find ways to fix our leaders unless we find a way to fix our fuel that make the rich richer then it'll all be good i guess. good luck tho
@lianlibrans does it contaminate the wa wa if not then this my be the answer but the problem is that i think a lot of people see this video and think o its OK now not seeing the problems at hand like when shit dosnt go rte thy always blame the president
@paulo906 1 kW/h - or, actually 1 kW, since we're not talking about use over time here - of electricity is a heck of a lot more than that 1 litre of oil is going to provide. This is an energy sink.
The device uses plastic and electricity. Most if not all plastics have halogen constituents and presumably they would remain in the oil (rendering it unstable and hazardous), unless it's vented off in which case it's a pollutant. Electricity could be far better spent directly powering whatever you planned on putting the oil in, due to efficiency. Plastic would be better used as a fuel itself given the probable emmisions needed to power the machine.
@aikifab If you use a parabolic mirror, or a fresnel lens that generates more than 1500ºC collecting the energy from the sun... I guess the electrical consumption from the "GRID" would be... close to 0.
@aikifab@aikifab to heat that thing up surely cost electricity, but stop assuming that a green technology device can remedy every single environmental problems we have. It would be awesome if someone can create a machine that can change plastic into oil in the same time change C02 to 02 and carbon pellets, and generate electricity as it runs. It seems that we have to make do with the current technologies that we have. At least he is doing something about the plastics which are non-degradable.
@aikifab Im sure, it takes less energy than the crude oil.I think about the mining, shiping, destilating, and the natural disasters what couse the oil companies.
Pyrolisis is great isn't it? How ever unless you have a plentiful supply of energy its all just an exercise in futility, So this is either a stop gap measure till we no longer need oil, or come the end of the world our only way of producing liquid fuels. Interesting none the less.
@zogworth We use oil for other things than just to burn as fuel. It's a feedstock that can be turned back into other things. So, this guy's invention just completes the recycling process. All recycling processes require energy, which we HAVE to get from the sun, anyway. So solar and wind power are still the ultimate energy source.
ok so what is the energy consumtion of the machine? can it work with solar panels? how many watts does it consume to generate a liter of oil? is it cost efficient? if yes then my good friend I applaud your invention and most likely you deserve a nobel price :D
So long as "free energy" is used to power the machine, then I think this is fantastic. If electricity powered from coal fired power plants is used to power the machine, then the net carbon footprint is still greater than not using it. However, if it is used to solely for recycling plastic and to provide oil in countries where the price of energy is high (e.g. Philippines) then it is brilliant!
@thorbolt2020 Wind power & solar power and other renewable sources of energy can be used. In fact I think 30% of the every governments budget should go to renewable sources of energy. What I want to know is what happens to the rest of the by product from the oil. Or is there absolutly no waste left behind at all? If thats the case, I'm wanna buy 2 of those from him, and sell oil for 1$ a liter instead of the normal price of $1.30
@metalgearsolidrulez Here's a link to OurWorld 2.0 which briefly explains what sort of residue is left over. Apparently there is nothing toxic. Don't quote me on this, but I believe the process used here is catalytic pyrolysis if you're interested in some more reading.
Like someone mentioned earlier, how much energy is used in heating the plastic warm enough to turn it to gas? What happens to the water after it's been contaminiated? I'm not saying this isn't a brilliant process, but I don't think it's a 100% gain.
@philip142au thats not possible since there will always be lesser energy produced due to some loss of energy in the form of heat emission. "Nothing can be created nor destroyed, but can be transferred into another form". Laws of physics won't allow it
@CoreDumped2082 Well there is energy in the plastic which comes into the system, you would burn some of that energy as oil and maybe you would have some small amount of extra oil left over
@philip142au I know what you're thinking, and its crazy. Unfortunately, the laws of physics won't allow that either. Because when oil burns, it would need oxygen; and the byproduct is not something that can be used to make plastic which can then be liquefied and turned back into oil. Nice try though. ^ ^
Needs to produce more energy than what it takes to heat the water, solar powered? but solar takes a lot of energy to produce, more than it returns.
ya, the oil industry probably is blocking this technology from being implemented, greedy fucking bastards.
@guinsmike it can't hurt to take a step in the right direction, even if it doesn't return as much energy as coal, but remember, it's easy to just burn something from the ground, its harder to go in the oposite direction.
EXCELLENT! Even though I don't speak Japanese, I could see and hear the passion behind this technology. Let us hope this becomes viable in the Oil Market!
@tkcwu I didn't hate. I'd love to see a practical way to convert plastic back to oil. I do work at a chemical plant and I know a couple of things about distillations, heat and waste by product.. What I saw in the video, the conversion back to oil requires quite a bit of heat. That takes energy. I'm not hating. Just practical questions. Efforts to recycle plastic are probably more efficient than recovering oil from the plastic. I hate it if you think I'm a hater.
it may not be a feasible way to produce oil but it wil indeed reduce the impact of the bottles that are congesting our landfills. the problem with other oil alternatives is that realistically there is no shortage of oil. Elites want to you think there is to justtify a false supply and demad hike in prices AND...oil is cheap and SUPER profitable to the elites.
The temperatures on that machine are pretty high to do the conversion. The question you have to ask is, how much energy does it take to convert the plastic back into oil and then into usable fuel? I would guess it takes more energy to convert the plastic than the energy source it produces.
I'm not a scientist or an engineer, but I can see this invention probably isn't very practical to use or there would be these machines everywhere and a big demand for your used plastic.
people just accept it for what it is - which is an amazing step forward - its expensive, of course cause at the moment there is no demand for it and they are still developing it - its up to us to create that demand by telling people about it!
So the plastic melts and becomes liquid and releases a gas that is turned into oil.
So... What happens to the "plastic" that remains inside the machine? We can not recicle it anymore because it lost all the elasticity that was given by having oil... So... what do we do with that? The answer is... nothing. It becomes a waste that is buried in landfields because it has the same problem of "melting" tires to get oil. It becomes waste. And for a litre of oil we end up with 400g of waste... :(
Plastic simply isnt a matter of taking oil and squeezing it into a mould. After the appropriate chemicals are taken out of crude There are many other substances and reactions that have to take place before it reaches the stage it could be used as a plastic. Not only is he using many different plastics with different properties and reactions to tempreture he is claiming to pull 1 litre of oil from 1kg of plastic. I'd like to believe it, but its been a year since this video was posted and nothing.
Absolutely fantastic! I really applaud you. Its rare for me to actually write on youtube to comment and I even forgot the password so reset it again just to write on here. I feel with your invention - this could be a HUGE change worldwide. I will be trying to submit this video to the Australian government to see if they can do something to implement your machine. I have shared this on facebook and will show kids this video as will be teaching how plastic is made. Thanks so much :-))
I'm betting it takes more energy to convert it back into oil than what the oil gives back after it's used as gasoline/kerosene. This is most likely another thing that seems too good to be true, because it isn't.
Always the negative thinker eh, roomy? What if the plastic just sits in garbage dumps, lakes, forests or wherever pple toss it carelessly, for 1000 years? Is that better? At least this way u recycle it AND get some energy back from it. Two birds with one stone. I think it's a whole lot better than just letting it pile up in garbage dumps, don't u think?
@Co0lFlame Even if it didn't, which it does substantially; it is still a good idea. This means we would no longer need crude oil for all the thousands of other uses oil has. Besides that; if the elites (big oil) didn't have a choke-hold on the energy industry, we'd all have free energy by now. The cost of fighting the intentionally-sustained war in Iraq for one year would be enough $ to make all of the U.S. powered by wave, tidal, wind, solar, and temperature difference generators.
This is really amazing!
ericapitt 1 day ago
The most important invention form 2012....Get this product out for the world to use, as fast as possible!!!!!
IslandVibesShow 1 day ago
WHY ARE WE NOT FUNDING THIS quotes peter griffin
serenity44altosax 1 week ago
I was involved in an invention that turned plastics and any bio matter, including anything thats not glass or metal into oil and it burned pure, it was the answer too the worlds energy problems.
We did the very same thing burning the oil in a tin lid outside after testing it ironically.... all this was years ago.
Lokeydin 1 week ago
after the apocalypse this would be the shit.
chinesejewparade 2 weeks ago
What about the control and processing of waste gases, residues?
Also, the amount of energy it takes to do this with respect to how much energy you will get form the products? Looks good though :)
onemanarmy1593 2 weeks ago
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Mrzickyzxz 3 weeks ago
@mrzomas they are working on that it's called teleportation lol...
MrUncensorable 3 weeks ago
@mrzomas we are working on that too...
MrUncensorable 3 weeks ago
Do all the plastics in the machine turn back into oil? Are there any residues left?
604G1K 1 month ago
maybe you can convert a sausage into a pig too..
MrZomas 1 month ago
look very simple to make, pressure cooker, some copper pipe and fittings, a large plastic bottle and some rubber tubing. cheap diesel :)
SpeciesofNecessity 1 month ago
RO F L!!!!!!!!! doc brown totally called this in back to the future 2
anonismorefun 1 month ago
Why do 70+ people dislike this? I know...They are
Diiiiiicks!!!!!!!!!
poppanolan 1 month ago
@poppanolan they cant read. so seeing subtitles angers them.
anonismorefun 1 month ago
I have a spinning wheel that turns straw into gold. No, really! All you do is put straw in one end and seal it in a box and run the wheel. Gold thread comes out of the other end into another sealed box. No explanation or detailed demonstration is necessary because you will believe anything.
Please, if you heat plastic under pressure you get melted and burnt plastic, not oil. Plastic is not frozen oil. This is a fraud.
TWBurger2 1 month ago
@TWBurger2 How much do want for your spinning wheel because I know where to get my hands on a lot of straw?
roger860 1 month ago
this is pretty amazing.
MrSuperstoner13 1 month ago
The oil companies will buy the patent and bye bye idea...:(
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nickolascook718 1 month ago
the world needs more people like this guy. Good people like him should have seats in government and not these selfish pigs that rule all over the world.
aydooknow 1 month ago
76 people proved that they don't care about environment,,,,, god take them back
madsundar 1 month ago
Why haven't I heard about this until now!? it should be EVERYWHERE
punkonater 1 month ago
Right before EQ and Tsunami Japan was about to mass produce car that runs on water too.
LadyStonecut 1 month ago
This is great and everything with landfills and all yet people will probably waste it and the air will become even more polluted.
jaymorpheus11 1 month ago
Where Can I get his contact details.I can adopt this in India where it is most needed.Pritamkamathatgmail
pritamkamath 1 month ago
a step in the right correction. now let's make it efficient and economical
makeitmondos 1 month ago
This technology is important, awesome, and needs to be commercially available the world over. But, I agree 100% with axess1202
= stop assuming that a green technology device can remedy every single environmental problem we have=
There is something called ENTROPY that limits what we can do with a desired bound on the negative conquences.
mphello 1 month ago
u are the man!!!
modeivan 1 month ago
i wonder what happen to the plastic inside the container??? vanished completely into gaseous??? :P
daiyallah 2 months ago
We could use this oil to lubricate large plastic sex dolls, to make KY jelly, to synthesize extra-large condoms (for those of us who need XL), for making whipped cream to spray onto prostitutes, and for naked oil-wrestling contests. The possibilities are endless!
mphello 2 months ago
so all these years, we were so dumb that we couldn't see that heating plastic and passing through water gives oil????
therealsoumen 2 months ago
@therealsoumen may be
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@therealsoumen
=so all these years, we were so dumb that we couldn't see that heating plastic and passing through water gives oil????=
Amen. Agreed!
mphello 2 months ago
@therealsoumen Pyrolisis has been around for donkeys years, In countries where they have no oil they use it to run cars on charcoal. It just uses more energy than you extract so is wasteful in the long term except in highly specific circumstances like the ones in the video.
zogworth 2 months ago
WoW i just was imagining about this kinda thing and walla we have it :)
VOLCEE 2 months ago
SUGOI! ><
KahtraINK 2 months ago
I hope that this technology will be release in near future!! For our future!!
stardownband 2 months ago
Solar power this machine and recycle plastic until it's all gone. I live near the beach and there's always plastic washing up ashore or left over on the beach. I'm sold. Where can I purchase one of these in the USA?
ecuadorprofundo 2 months ago
Well...since plastic is made from petroleum....what we really need is an organic base for manufacturing plastic
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Please shut up and take my money
where do i buy this?
chernobila 2 months ago
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chernobila 2 months ago
Fact:
1kg of plastic burns to produce a little over 3kg of CO2.
1kg of oil burns to produce a little over 3kg of CO2.
Electricity, used to power the machine, will have been produced in a nuclear or fossil fuel power plant, it may be from a renewable source but regardless of how it's generated, this is energy you then waste converting a fuel from one medium into a slightly less calorific medium.
But it turns plastic to oil and people are fucking stupid so it'll probably catch on.
EurypharPelecanoides 2 months ago
@EurypharPelecanoides Thank you! If I could like this a million times I'd do it!
10003sugarspice1 2 months ago
@EurypharPelecanoides So can you explain something? How does something that weighs 1kg turn into 3kg after being burned? There is a serious flaw there. Or am I missing something?
meforgodforall 2 months ago
@meforgodforall maybe cause the O2 part of CO2 comes from the atmosphere... unlimited supply.
I think this would be pretty cool if it could power itself! Maybe give it a few cranks to get it started...
binary132 2 months ago
@meforgodforall well it has the water too, right? idk, i'm not that big on chemistry, just guessing here.
Emimuna 2 months ago
depolymerization
diogeneslaertius666 3 months ago
dont we use already enough oil?
trineural2012 3 months ago
cool device youve got there., but does it mean that we can now use al the plastics to
pollute our precious air?
trineural2012 3 months ago
So let us say that every american family were to have one of these machines to produce their own oil, that means big oil companies are dead right? How much electricity does this machine use?
FrankieT4NG 3 months ago
Elevens are awesome
Borikuaedu3991 3 months ago
new ways to create pollution when we can already use 100% biodiesel made from animal fats and vegetable oils like corn, hemp, soybeans, even used vegetable oil works and no petroleum (or crude oil) is required to run vehicles, it's already being used in Europe. It can also be used to create electricity though I haven't checked much into that.
Zorlox420 3 months ago
If we can invent nuclear fusion to generate limitless energy, then we can refine all the world's plastic.
AresExodus 4 months ago
how much energy are you getting out of the plastic vs. the amount of energy it takes to run the machine???
what is the leftover residue??
anzak164 4 months ago
Someone get this guy a venture capitalist
HollywoodSheen 4 months ago
Or make it in your home... :-)
youtube.com/watch?v=fbNou1lXBck&feature=related
jenci108 4 months ago
The Old God Bless the Inventor! :-) This invention with Chris Robinson developed extra GEET technology, will create an easy transition from the gasoline technology to the water energy technology.
youtube.com/watch?v=N5Yc4tJAhbc
jenci108 4 months ago
Isn't there any remainder after the process? No hay ningún residuo luego del proceso?
Nathitha27 4 months ago
This guy is worth getting Noble Prize . Thumbs up if you agree.
lianlibrans 4 months ago 67
@lianlibrans Not at all.
tommyrharper57 3 months ago
@lianlibrans someone els made the same shit watch?v=CWf9nYbm3ac&feature=related
witness402 3 months ago
@lianlibrans there was a local Nebraska man who converted his car to run on nothing but water
witness402 3 months ago
@witness402 Yes :). There are also guys who can run their cars on air. The thing we should be more concerned is not the usage of fuel but the recycling of heavy dump of plastic waste that is dumped all over the world ( specially in marine part and underdeveloped countries )
lianlibrans 3 months ago
@lianlibrans well there's plenty ways to recycle and plenty more willing to help it's just that they don't want to do to money issues, kinda like a company that has toxic waste as a bi product and instead of taking it to a place that can dispose of it the "rite way" witch is expensive thy trow it in local water ways ect. Because the fine is cheaper. that's why a lot of company's like that are rite next to big body's of water we must show them that they are harming more then just randoms(aka us
witness402 3 months ago
@lianlibrans they don't care about the world or us some don't even care of there own family's they hurt just SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! we must end corruption and with that said good look
witness402 3 months ago
@lianlibrans greed and corruption is one of the reasons this and the one before it didn't and wont last before we think of ways to fix our fuel we must find ways to fix our leaders unless we find a way to fix our fuel that make the rich richer then it'll all be good i guess. good luck tho
witness402 3 months ago
@witness402 I am a zeitgeist movement supporter too ;)
even after we fix the leaders how will anyone fix the damage already done (I mean plastic wastage ) this is the answer :)
lianlibrans 2 months ago
@lianlibrans does it contaminate the wa wa if not then this my be the answer but the problem is that i think a lot of people see this video and think o its OK now not seeing the problems at hand like when shit dosnt go rte thy always blame the president
witness402 2 months ago
impresionante!!!!!
convertir basura en combustible, ayudara a limpiar los billones de basura y utilizarlos en los carros y motos!!!!!!!!
daniel111697 4 months ago
where can i buy one??
anybody know >>????
theDeviousBastard 4 months ago
hes prolly dead now.... fuck this world
kramer911 4 months ago
This is great, why can't we start implementing this technology everywhere right now?!
YPSweet 4 months ago
Just like bong water
Kulgera4 4 months ago
how does the unit process the oil to gasoline diesel or kerosence please explain the process how the unit refine its more?
eloid777 4 months ago
Yeh whats the consumption ?
evolking6 5 months ago
OK, with 1kg of plastic, you generate 1l of oil. But what is the electrical consumption?
aikifab 5 months ago 21
@aikifab how about hooking the thing up to solarpower.....
theDeviousBastard 4 months ago
@aikifab what about electrical consumption through bloom energy ? through solar power ?
lianlibrans 4 months ago
@aikifab This process uses only about 1 kW·h of electricity, which costs less than 20 cents!
paulo906 4 months ago 5
@paulo906 wich is nice if your country doesnt produce electricity out of fuel, charcoal, etc
boobooMcPeepee 4 months ago
@boobooMcPeepee still very very interesting and promising!!
boobooMcPeepee 4 months ago
@paulo906 1 kW/h - or, actually 1 kW, since we're not talking about use over time here - of electricity is a heck of a lot more than that 1 litre of oil is going to provide. This is an energy sink.
yogeniusz 3 months ago
@aikifab always being so negative, this is a Excellent idea...
bladekid545 3 months ago
@bladekid545 since when was being curious being negative ?
stiggyh 3 months ago
@stiggyh electricity can be reproduced... OIL is a natural resource, so its still a win situation..
bladekid545 3 months ago
@bladekid545 carbon outlet vs. energy output is key
stiggyh 3 months ago
@aikifab Hm I'd use free solar energy just to make you mad :)
gtowntreyble 3 months ago
@aikifab but electric can be reproduce naturally... think before you post some crap.
THEWORLD116 2 months ago
@THEWORLD116
Yeah... you're talking sh*t pal...
The device uses plastic and electricity. Most if not all plastics have halogen constituents and presumably they would remain in the oil (rendering it unstable and hazardous), unless it's vented off in which case it's a pollutant. Electricity could be far better spent directly powering whatever you planned on putting the oil in, due to efficiency. Plastic would be better used as a fuel itself given the probable emmisions needed to power the machine.
EurypharPelecanoides 2 months ago
@THEWORLD116
Oh and "electric" doesn't reproduce...
EurypharPelecanoides 2 months ago
@THEWORLD116 i think the point here is more on recycling the plastic that is taking up space into something useful.
rolentoPhotography 2 months ago
@aikifab and does it contaminate the water more?
witness402 2 months ago
@aikifab Yeah, not worth it. Lets just do as usual - put plastic trash into sea animals stomachs.
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@aikifab Yeah, not worth it. Lets just do as usual - put plastic trash into sea animals stomachs.
augustlionvideos 2 months ago
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@aikifab Yeah, not worth it. Lets just do as usual - put plastic trash into sea animals stomachs.
augustlionvideos 2 months ago
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@aikifab Yeah, not worth it. Lets just do as usual - put plastic trash into sea animals stomachs.
augustlionvideos 2 months ago
@aikifab If you use a parabolic mirror, or a fresnel lens that generates more than 1500ºC collecting the energy from the sun... I guess the electrical consumption from the "GRID" would be... close to 0.
saxtalia 2 months ago
@aikifab @aikifab to heat that thing up surely cost electricity, but stop assuming that a green technology device can remedy every single environmental problems we have. It would be awesome if someone can create a machine that can change plastic into oil in the same time change C02 to 02 and carbon pellets, and generate electricity as it runs. It seems that we have to make do with the current technologies that we have. At least he is doing something about the plastics which are non-degradable.
axess1202 1 month ago
@aikifab Im sure, it takes less energy than the crude oil.I think about the mining, shiping, destilating, and the natural disasters what couse the oil companies.
gjannito90 1 month ago
Mr Fusion 2015
bigredphenom 5 months ago
even styrofoam???
ellenranit 5 months ago
Pyrolisis is great isn't it? How ever unless you have a plentiful supply of energy its all just an exercise in futility, So this is either a stop gap measure till we no longer need oil, or come the end of the world our only way of producing liquid fuels. Interesting none the less.
zogworth 5 months ago
@zogworth We use oil for other things than just to burn as fuel. It's a feedstock that can be turned back into other things. So, this guy's invention just completes the recycling process. All recycling processes require energy, which we HAVE to get from the sun, anyway. So solar and wind power are still the ultimate energy source.
mphello 5 months ago
@mphello there are less energy intensive ways of recycling plastic though
zogworth 2 months ago
Isn't most plastic made from oil anyway? So, it's basically a way to break it back down to it's original form.
CoNiGMa 5 months ago
ok so what is the energy consumtion of the machine? can it work with solar panels? how many watts does it consume to generate a liter of oil? is it cost efficient? if yes then my good friend I applaud your invention and most likely you deserve a nobel price :D
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PoweredByFlow 5 months ago
So long as "free energy" is used to power the machine, then I think this is fantastic. If electricity powered from coal fired power plants is used to power the machine, then the net carbon footprint is still greater than not using it. However, if it is used to solely for recycling plastic and to provide oil in countries where the price of energy is high (e.g. Philippines) then it is brilliant!
thorbolt2020 5 months ago 2
@thorbolt2020 Wind power & solar power and other renewable sources of energy can be used. In fact I think 30% of the every governments budget should go to renewable sources of energy. What I want to know is what happens to the rest of the by product from the oil. Or is there absolutly no waste left behind at all? If thats the case, I'm wanna buy 2 of those from him, and sell oil for 1$ a liter instead of the normal price of $1.30
metalgearsolidrulez 5 months ago
@metalgearsolidrulez Here's a link to OurWorld 2.0 which briefly explains what sort of residue is left over. Apparently there is nothing toxic. Don't quote me on this, but I believe the process used here is catalytic pyrolysis if you're interested in some more reading.
thorbolt2020 5 months ago
Like someone mentioned earlier, how much energy is used in heating the plastic warm enough to turn it to gas? What happens to the water after it's been contaminiated? I'm not saying this isn't a brilliant process, but I don't think it's a 100% gain.
RDC98TDI 5 months ago 2
It scares me how no one in the entire world has ever done this before. It shows you where corporate interests really lie.
gabrielverdon1 5 months ago 2
So it's basically a giant bong...lol
Hemps 5 months ago
I'll bet the oil is very lowgrade, and wouldn't be efficient car fuel. So don't think this man have solved our energy-crisis.
It's surely useful for heating or lamps though!
Blomsterbob2K 5 months ago
Good thing that plastic isn't made from oil. OH WAIT IT IS.
Midkupz 5 months ago
this man is a genius. I hope this machine could be made available to the public soon...
SlipperyWhenRacist 5 months ago
well its gonna take more energy to convert plastic to oil than the oil u get from the process.
CoreDumped2082 5 months ago
@CoreDumped2082 Is that true? I am curious, what if he used the oil produced to power the device in a loop.
philip142au 5 months ago
@philip142au thats not possible since there will always be lesser energy produced due to some loss of energy in the form of heat emission. "Nothing can be created nor destroyed, but can be transferred into another form". Laws of physics won't allow it
CoreDumped2082 5 months ago
@CoreDumped2082 Well there is energy in the plastic which comes into the system, you would burn some of that energy as oil and maybe you would have some small amount of extra oil left over
philip142au 5 months ago
@philip142au I know what you're thinking, and its crazy. Unfortunately, the laws of physics won't allow that either. Because when oil burns, it would need oxygen; and the byproduct is not something that can be used to make plastic which can then be liquefied and turned back into oil. Nice try though. ^ ^
ShadwsofArchonia 5 months ago
68 people work for BP.
hitchman84 5 months ago
great.
potatoepeter1 5 months ago
Some seriously amazing technology. And yet it seems so simple......
wretchedSTONER 5 months ago
Is this a hope for our Plastic Society
andff 5 months ago
I love you
ammaray2 5 months ago
Needs to produce more energy than what it takes to heat the water, solar powered? but solar takes a lot of energy to produce, more than it returns.
ya, the oil industry probably is blocking this technology from being implemented, greedy fucking bastards.
@guinsmike it can't hurt to take a step in the right direction, even if it doesn't return as much energy as coal, but remember, it's easy to just burn something from the ground, its harder to go in the oposite direction.
robwasab 5 months ago
Great video
SamHain1031666 5 months ago
That is bloody awe some even if it known. I think all the hater should love shit cos plastics doesn't even decompose.
Where can I buy one? :-)
uday20101 6 months ago
this is incredible and needs to be globalized immediately!
DOPEFRESHBRAH 6 months ago
Where we can buy one of that machine??
mayitos08 6 months ago
this is amazing... where is this man and his awesome machine? why has not every recyling centre have one of these??
LunaMoonJune 6 months ago
EXCELLENT! Even though I don't speak Japanese, I could see and hear the passion behind this technology. Let us hope this becomes viable in the Oil Market!
flemingjim1953 6 months ago
This is old stuff, it's always been known... just unimplemented.
ignatei 6 months ago
@tkcwu I didn't hate. I'd love to see a practical way to convert plastic back to oil. I do work at a chemical plant and I know a couple of things about distillations, heat and waste by product.. What I saw in the video, the conversion back to oil requires quite a bit of heat. That takes energy. I'm not hating. Just practical questions. Efforts to recycle plastic are probably more efficient than recovering oil from the plastic. I hate it if you think I'm a hater.
mdlarson7 6 months ago
the ARABS are going to KILL YOU. please send the developing rights to the UN, UNICEF, WWF, greenpeace or whole ever the fuck that cares.
tkcwu 6 months ago
it may not be a feasible way to produce oil but it wil indeed reduce the impact of the bottles that are congesting our landfills. the problem with other oil alternatives is that realistically there is no shortage of oil. Elites want to you think there is to justtify a false supply and demad hike in prices AND...oil is cheap and SUPER profitable to the elites.
808ionman 6 months ago
The temperatures on that machine are pretty high to do the conversion. The question you have to ask is, how much energy does it take to convert the plastic back into oil and then into usable fuel? I would guess it takes more energy to convert the plastic than the energy source it produces.
I'm not a scientist or an engineer, but I can see this invention probably isn't very practical to use or there would be these machines everywhere and a big demand for your used plastic.
mdlarson7 6 months ago
@mdlarson7 you are a HATER. think of ways to make it work and feasible, but hate.
tkcwu 6 months ago
@mdlarson7 Modify it to be solar powered. Man i'm good.
916Balance 6 months ago
@mdlarson7 DUDE! CANT U SEE?? MACHINE CAN IMPROVE! arghh wat a negative thoughts you have... arrgghh..
ammaray2 5 months ago
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ThinkStage 7 months ago
this is owesome.........................
ajrglife 7 months ago
"Plastic killed the radio star".
Shovelware 7 months ago
people just accept it for what it is - which is an amazing step forward - its expensive, of course cause at the moment there is no demand for it and they are still developing it - its up to us to create that demand by telling people about it!
sogfrog13 7 months ago
Loving this!!!!!! :O
sogfrog13 7 months ago
So the plastic melts and becomes liquid and releases a gas that is turned into oil.
So... What happens to the "plastic" that remains inside the machine? We can not recicle it anymore because it lost all the elasticity that was given by having oil... So... what do we do with that? The answer is... nothing. It becomes a waste that is buried in landfields because it has the same problem of "melting" tires to get oil. It becomes waste. And for a litre of oil we end up with 400g of waste... :(
arvelos76 7 months ago
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navh07 7 months ago
@navh07 at least its a start dude
sirdale123 7 months ago
Great Scott! Next stop: Mr. Fusion!
koz 7 months ago
Plastic simply isnt a matter of taking oil and squeezing it into a mould. After the appropriate chemicals are taken out of crude There are many other substances and reactions that have to take place before it reaches the stage it could be used as a plastic. Not only is he using many different plastics with different properties and reactions to tempreture he is claiming to pull 1 litre of oil from 1kg of plastic. I'd like to believe it, but its been a year since this video was posted and nothing.
blaflaggin 7 months ago
Currently the smallest version, shown in the videobrief, costs ¥950,000 (US $9,500).
Most people worldwide CAN NOT afford this at so ridiculous price!
kingsizewe 7 months ago
@fleetwoodsucks What a moron.
PenguinSmelly 7 months ago
what a stupid idea.
fleetwoodsucks 7 months ago
YOU ARE A GENIOUS!
K8VR 7 months ago
Thats just great,... but how much cost is involved against the value of the oil recovered.
ozzirt 7 months ago
@ozzirt part of the good here is the removal of plastics from the waste cycle
ormswyn 7 months ago
@ormswyn Very true,... but unfortunately it will never take off until the conversion is cheaper than other methods of disposal.
ozzirt 7 months ago
Absolutely fantastic! I really applaud you. Its rare for me to actually write on youtube to comment and I even forgot the password so reset it again just to write on here. I feel with your invention - this could be a HUGE change worldwide. I will be trying to submit this video to the Australian government to see if they can do something to implement your machine. I have shared this on facebook and will show kids this video as will be teaching how plastic is made. Thanks so much :-))
flufffybunnnyy 7 months ago 31
I can't believe anyone would not like this. Must be some oil company execs who have taken a moment to pull their collective heads out of their asses.
beeenjammmin 7 months ago
HEHE! We are one step away from the garbage powered engine of dr. Emmet Brown from "back to the future" :).
"88 miles per hour !!!"
I love it when sci-fi becomes reality in my lifetime :).
To the future, my boy, and step on it !
mancamiatipoola 7 months ago
I'm betting it takes more energy to convert it back into oil than what the oil gives back after it's used as gasoline/kerosene. This is most likely another thing that seems too good to be true, because it isn't.
TheRoomy 7 months ago
@TheRoomy
Always the negative thinker eh, roomy? What if the plastic just sits in garbage dumps, lakes, forests or wherever pple toss it carelessly, for 1000 years? Is that better? At least this way u recycle it AND get some energy back from it. Two birds with one stone. I think it's a whole lot better than just letting it pile up in garbage dumps, don't u think?
Think greener, live better.
mancamiatipoola 7 months ago
This is not save us, LOL.
tgseason12 7 months ago
does the energy this mahine produce outweigh the energy required to produce it?
Co0lFlame 7 months ago
@Co0lFlame Even if it didn't, which it does substantially; it is still a good idea. This means we would no longer need crude oil for all the thousands of other uses oil has. Besides that; if the elites (big oil) didn't have a choke-hold on the energy industry, we'd all have free energy by now. The cost of fighting the intentionally-sustained war in Iraq for one year would be enough $ to make all of the U.S. powered by wave, tidal, wind, solar, and temperature difference generators.
ISmearMyFecesOnYou 7 months ago
no use !!!! yes no use , as about a year has been passed but we didnt hear any progress in this so called technology !
if this is not in use then y not post a diagram / plan of this machine which really works HOPEFULLY :)
nadeem5476 7 months ago
this will make more damage to the world :/
lorena0987 7 months ago
(Man invents machine to convert plastic into oil) if you search the preceding headline on youtube, you see a fabulous invention! Everyone needs one!
MeadowgreenStudio 8 months ago