Before you build a 2L air tank ● watch these explosion tests!
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- I used water and compressed air to stress test some 2L pop bottles to failure. I destroy 25 other pop bottles using only compressed air here: • This Happened .... Whe...
Unbelievable how big they can get. They can be amazingly strong and stretch pretty far under pressure.
HOW MUCH PRESSURE CAN A BOTTLE TAKE? .... • This Happened .... Whe...
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you dont show us how many psi it hold and blast
It was your fault... It clearly said "crush" and you tried to pop it .. :/
+Chris Notap lol you arent supposed to have water in them, water doesnt compress
+Hunter J. Short (Hunter Short) if it was only air, the resulting pop would be cause for alarm.
+MachineFight
Damn! I wanted to see her go!
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You have to make a spear of some type to safely pop the bottles. One time while working at Pepsi we had some water bottles come out of the filler overcharged with liquid nitrogen. They were swelling up so big they jammed the conveyor and we had to make a spear to pop them. It sounded like a gun going off.
That Crush bottle is a champ
Yeah 😃
It crushed the competition
this is the most stressing video i had ever seen in youtube
3:48 I still haven’t grown out of being afraid when a ballon is about to pop so that scene is just terrifyingly traumatizing.
I am not a afraid of popping balloons, but it was kinda scary for me too ngl
I did this once without any water in it, it was a lot louder than a gunshot and the police came to see what happened
That is why hydrostatic testing is safer, and used to certify tanks. Air compresses, and stores energy, water does not.
the maker of the orange crush container deserve a standing ovation for quality product they made
+fidel catsro They seem to be over built
+tyler bonser nice bird chirping sounds in the background..even the birds were watching this..they shoud make tires of out these..
make tires out of the birds?
I've done this once with very thin lemonade bottles.They are quite loud.
pop is commonly carbonated to around 9-10 volumes, so essentially 9-10 bar. Stay under that, and there really shouldn't be an issue.
Actually they have about 30 - 50 psi sitting on the shelf.
That Crush bottle is way too impressive! I remember a long time ago my father told me how he rode a bicycle downhill and a bottle just like that one fell out of his bag. Considering the speed of at least 20 mph, that bottle must've had hit the asphalt pretty hard. My dad was surprised it sustained the impact...
Now it's no wonder to me why it sustained the impact. If he watched this, my dad would've been surprised too, had he not died of cancer four years ago...
Looks like Crush orange soda should go into the air compressor tank business. 😂🤣
Thank you for posting this, you have stopped me from making my 2L air tank FROM A PLASTIC BOTTLE.
I'm impressed with how long the last bottle held up and it didn't even explode at the end. Nice video, thumbs up!
They don't call it CRUSH for nothing. Lol awesome video
This is why it is MUCH better to use these pressure vessels that PVC pipe that will explode. The first one did not explode it split. The difference is no flying shrapnel and very little possibility of bodily damage. PVC shatters catastrophically when it goes and can be seriously dangerous.
The smaller water bottles make great exploding targets, you can put a little flour in em for the visual effect. Most of the time the cap is reusable. I use a bicycle pump to inflate them because it doesn't require a lot of air. You don't have to wonder if you hit it !
That was very impressive, great video. Reading some of the comments can get weird though.
We used to explode these bottles with a bicycle pump, with a 2' foot hose. Sometimes we would place an insect inside the bottle for added entertainment. Nothing like having a plastic water or pop bottle explode right beside you.
The Crush bottle Hulked out! LOL
Great video! About 10 years ago a guy posted a video on making 2L bottle rockets w/ PVC pipe and an ingenious release mechanism. I made one that worked so good I never could see how high it went. I would pump it up to only around 80 psi for fear much more it would explode and since there were kids around that was a no go, but now I may dig it out and try it w/ higher psi, and maybe make a parachute arrangement for it. Thanks
@Ma Rk Not that one, but search bottle rocket, there are many on the net now.
Yes I'm doing the same thing, I wanted to know what was a safe working pressure for a bottle rocket. I am working on the idea if they fail at 150Psi then 100Psi is safe. But I think I will have to get a longer air line, so we can stand much further away. I already had milk bottle failed at only 20psi I don't want to be that close to a pop bottle at 100Psi plus
@@computertechnician4896 I used 2-liter coke bottles it's like the ones he used in his tests the plastic is almost indestructible. My rocket setup would go up to about 70psi before it started to leak badly so that is when I would shoot it off, I never felt like it would blow but I also made the pipe part of the mechanism 7' long so the bottle was well above anyone's head so all you would get was wet.
So, from the demonstration observed, we can surmise that we can use 2L bottles as long as they are Orange Crush bottles. lol
I can't believe it expanded that much with so much pressure and still held together! That's INSANE! Near the end it was looking like you were gonna need help from the SWAT team's remote controlled defusing robot. Haha!
just in time! i was just about to build an air tank out of plastic!
+darin amann LOL and i bet you want to fill your air tank full of water before you fill it!!
scot fletcher my thoughts exactly.. A police officer could mistake these test's as an illegal IED(the Works /dry ice type bombs ARE Illegal!) If a neighbor complains to police of explosives being used,but if water filled air tank kept air out of bottle then noise would be suppressed to a minimum,however momentary high pressure water jet is still a danger so maintain safe distance...
The anticipation caused my sphincter to go over 200psi!
hahaha well put
You can also do this by putting muriatic acid and aluminum foil into the pop bottle. But be ready to run really fast after you shake it up.
Love the birds chirping..its winter now, miss that
Wow I was just making sparling water at 45psi and wondered how much pressure the bottle could take. Yeah I'm not worried 😅
You didn't have something to depress the valve-stem to release the pressure? Or was it too fiddly while keeping your finger tips clear?
The tension killed me, but in the end I was only disappointed.
4:41 an improvised fire extinguisher
Black Hawk Down Gaming if your brave enough to hold it
He crush but he also expand
Maybe the first bottle failed early because of weakening from the additional valve inserted to its bottom. From what I could see, it looks like the rupture may have started from the valve hole. The other, unmodified bottle seemed to fare much better and it was actually the cap who let go. Cool experiment, thanks for posting.
+corisco tupi Very observant. Thanks for commenting.
+Chris Notap
Long time ago I wrote and received this info from the MFG.
[NOT quoted, my narrative]
The rubber seal is designed to be the first to relieve excessive pressure before possible rupture. Also the threads are made pliable enough for the compression on the seal to relieve said pressure.
HOPE this info helps.
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Damn 2:16 shits a 3 liter now
5:27 I like how you followed the instructions on the bottle.
Long time ago I wrote and received this info from the MFG.
[NOT quoted, my narrative]
The rubber seal is designed to be the first to relieve excessive
pressure before possible rupture. Also the threads are made pliable
enough for the compression on the seal to relieve said pressure.
HOPE this info helps.
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+fm00078 Makes sense that they'd do that. Thanks for commenting.
I am wondering what, if any< difference covering the bottle with broad sellotape, or duct tape and epoxying the valve seal in place would have ?.
I saw it getting really big and I thought, "damn, this things gonna sound like a bomb
Surprinsingly amazing!!!!! That little Crush bottle may take more than 250 PSI with the correct valve. Keep the videos coming!
It is possible to put air in the aluminum with this method
Hi is there a way I can make my lego air cylinder lift more weight its weak do I need a high pressure mini pump I got a vid
I’d recommend checking out pneumatic air cylinders
so it can hold upto 150 psi 🙄
You may be interested in the second video I made using compressed air......th-cam.com/video/vPje04ctUeY/w-d-xo.html
If that bottle popped everyone in a 2 mile radius of my phone would be deaf
Thanks for demonstrating Hoop stress
Me watching this video
Anything :*makes a sound*
Me:nearly dies of heart attack
You might want to try using just air in a bottle for explosions. Since water isn't compressible it will just spew out a lot of the time rather than exploding out. Air is very compressible so you would have more potential energy inside the bottle with just air. Probably resulting in a bigger/louder explosion. :)
I did just that!!!! I used a fridge compressor and did 25 bottles. th-cam.com/video/SDTvjJZlnR8/w-d-xo.html
Hey u noticed the crack in the 1st bottle started from the point where u had installed the valve directly in the bottle, I mean opposite the cap, it is possible while drilling the hole some minor crack might have developed which caused the bottle to crack at much lower psi, the last bottle didn't had the 2nd valve may be the 1st bottle also could have withheld much more pressure.
love the background sounds
4:25 garden sprinkler
Precisely what I was thinking XD
Wondering if sprinklers are really squirting out at 150+ psi?!
The bottles only have to 90psi to pass quality testing if containing a carbonated product. Water bottles are not burst tested at all.
The crush soda bottle was able to handle the higher pressure because the center section which is weakest was reinforced with the plastic label. If you wrap the bottle with clear packaging tape, it increases it's strength alot.
Check out my newest video using compressed air only. th-cam.com/video/SDTvjJZlnR8/w-d-xo.html
That bottle withstood about 1.5 MPa (15 bar) of pressure?! Amazing!
Have a look at this. Just uploaded this week. th-cam.com/video/vPje04ctUeY/w-d-xo.html
So most of them withstand up to about 1 MPa (10 bar). That's enough for me already! I'd like to pressure test another carbonated drink bottles because there's someone in my house that drinks a lot of it, but I don't have a thick PC (polycarbonate, very strong transparent plastic) sheet to protect myself or a camera from the explosion (oh well, I'll have to order one from Amazon), nor a pressure gauge other than the integrated one in my mini compressor. I'm thinking about getting a digital pressure gauge (I may make one myself, I have electronics knowledge).
That's what it's all about. Make stuff and experiment.
For boy scouts we were shooting off bottle rockets and we were using bike pumps to pump them up. So me and my friend switched off because we wanted to pressurize it as much as possible, he did the first 30 pumps and I was planning on doing another 30, by time we got to around the 55th pump the bottle just exploded and me being like 2 feet away from it had me my hearing go for a few seconds
Yes. When they let go, it makes a huge bang. I tested them more here: th-cam.com/video/SDTvjJZlnR8/w-d-xo.html
I did something very close to what you did. Except me and my friend were in a basement. We also lost our hearing for like 20 seconds and had tinnitus for the rest of the evening.
I remember Mythbusters also tested these PET bottles in one episode, and they got them popped at about 10BAR or ~150psi
When I did this, the bottles took 260 PSI of air pressure before bursting.
The blast was incredibly loud and would echo up and down the valley for quite some seconds before finally fading out.
When the bottles burst, I could actually see the shock wave that came from the blast.
Oh, those were fun times :) .
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Yeah, it was pretty nutty alright :) .
I had some rough idea of when the bottle was gonna bust, as it would swell out in the middle - shortly before it let go.
I had a 2 cylinder, low speed compressor, driven by a 60V DC motor. It was able to reach 400 PSI, so the bottles never stood a chance against it :) .
To maximise the 'goodness' of each blast, I raised the bottles about 20 feet above the ground, before bursting them.
When these guys burst, they did so with such force that there was very little left of them to be found.
Ahhh, that was waaaayyyy too much fun.
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Indeed, those fridge compressors really can push a lot of pressure.
Since I am not on the power grid here, I had to make up my own version of the "bottle buster 9000".
The resulting fun levels were dangerously high, so I am surprised that the fun police didn't come and take all my toys away ;) .
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Indeedy, being off the grid gives you a sense of freedom and independence that is hard to come by these days.
Yeah, Macgyver would be proud :) .
Solar panels produce all of the summer power, and wind turbines fill in some of the gaps when the sun is not shining.
For those long winter months, I use a gasogen to generate my electricity. This machine lets me run a petrol engine without petrol. Instead, it runs on wood, using 1.8KG per hour at a shaft load of 2HP.
This is an unusual kind of machine, but this old technology is gaining quite a following on the interwebs.
If you take a look on YT for woodgas generators, and the like, you will see all sorts of cool Macgyverisms :) .
+CNCmachiningisfun these are great for new years they rival any cherry bomb or firecracker in loudness i use aluminum foil and muriatic acid about a 16 inches of a roll of foil and about half of one of the bottle "nibs" with acid, all foil first then acid cap shake and throw you have a bout 15 seconds after combining them its very fun.
JBTYpr
Ahhhh, lovely stuff indeed :) .
A good blast is a great thing.
Back in 2006, I made an Oxy-Hydro gas plant.
It let me fill the bottles with a 2:1 mixture of Hydrogen and Oxygen.
I used a home made spark plug that would tightly seal the neck of the bottle, to keep the mixture from being contaminated with air.
To trigger the blast, I used an ignition coil on the end of a very long cable.
When these exploded, the blast was monumental in its sheer violence.
I could actually see the shock wave that came from the blasts.
Oh, those were the days :) .
Thanks Heaps, I think the lesson learned is not to drill the hole in the base, better to just tee off the front, too many fracture initiation points at the drilled hole circumference. great help with a project I have coming up :-)
why not put an old tpms sensor inside the bottle? not sure if it'd have enough range, but would be interesting. bet the light in the dash would freak out maybe blink, "run for your life!" or "go with throttle up!"
all that suspense and stress and no jump scare/money shot!
+Sam Sereda like 5 nights at freddys lmao
The explosion would be way stronger without water in it.
Thats for Sure -- i been
exploding Orange Fanta bottles they seem to be the loudest as far as Explosions go... :)
That's the point
In an old auto shop i used to work at we used to make the same thing but fill them up with the compressor from tire machine! and take them out back and throw them in the air and watch them hit ground and take off like rockets over the building! good days lol
+Tyler Long These bottles have given many hours of fun for millions of teenagers for sure!! Thanks for commenting.
The bottles are so cute when they're filled with air. haha
haha yes true
This Would Happen With Any Air Tank, Plastic Or Metal. You're Basically Increasing The Pressure Drastically, Due To The Incompressible Nature Of Water.
I was hoping it burst loudly! Overall was a great video. Hope you make another video that actually burst loudly!
I always reinforce them by wrapping the whole thing in electrical tape. Not to keep it from exploding but if it does explode it is contained
Zee captain me too , I add ducttape , since it is stronger , I also add zip ties
I was expecting a two-liter missile.
Suspense... Hitchcock would have loved this one :)
So yes in conclusion you can use these as airtanks
Bro 200psi? Who even puts that much pressure on a pet bottle?
Holt shit, The orange Crush is tough! Don't be a whipm though. Use Just air no water, LOL! Wear ear plugs though.
Using water allows you to stress test the bottles without using as much air since water is non-compressible. That way the test also goes much faster.
My mate Andy fiddled with the regulator on his air compressor and connected a 2L bottle up.
He said the explosion was so loud he was going to get his tape measure out as he thought all of the windows in the house got blown out. Lucky they were fine which was a bit of a touch.
If you skip the video 5-10 seconds you can actually notice the change in the bottle.
When I was young I used to twist the cap on about half a turn and pump it up to about 80psi. If u hold the cap tight and unscrew it it shoots off like a rocket
ok... im not saying put a fish in there. but would that pressure kill a fish if it were in the bottle?
+Vaustick most fish I'm sure are used to going to great depths so theoretically a fish should be fine.......and like you say we're not saying to put a fish in there. Thanks for commenting.
Damn bro, I wanted you to level your whole block
Maybe if we could see the pressure gauge this would be useful
just throw some dry ice in the bottle, no need for compressed air
why are we putting air into bottles with water again?
See if you can get the 2 to 3 lt . from 20 yrs ago with the metal caps .They were great for the dry ice .
good to know thaat crush is the ones with quality bottles.
who on earth makes the Orange Crush bottles!?
That would look pretty cool if you just shut off the compressor, emptied the bottle and filled it again with just enough air to keep its shape. Looks like glass.
LOL. Crush orange, what an irony! It was the only one that didn't c....uhm....explode :)
I guess that proves how strong Crush bottles are
+fletcher isakson I'm doing another video this time with just air for that dramatic blast and doing it on a bunch of the same bottles to get a good average.
I got that video done of more bottles blowing up with just a fridge compressor. th-cam.com/video/SDTvjJZlnR8/w-d-xo.html
I want that bottle !!!
Enlargement pill results after a week 😂 lol
That was amazing - the bottle got twice biger. I wouldn't try to touch it in such condition, although it was depressurized a bit.
ME DIY k
I wonder if it is possible to strengthen the bottles by rolling them into duct tape. I imagine kind of the same thing they do to the composite tanks but with duct tape instead of carbon fiber.
Nice vid, I would just use dry ice for the added fun of being able to throw it lol
I've heard dry ice is good too. I did another video with just compressed air. What a bang!. Did a whole bunch. th-cam.com/video/SDTvjJZlnR8/w-d-xo.html
I find it amazing the cap stays on.
+Chris Notap
So what was the max pressure for a common 2.5 litter bottle?
I've watched a bunch of water rocket trials recently and some of them reached 22 miles up. But they were specially built for high pressure. Up to 700 psi.
Oh, Damn. I didn't know plastic bottles did this, well that stops my plans for filling plastic bottles with mostly water and pressurising them to around 13 bar.
The rip in the bottle looks like my underware after dinner at taco bell.
Randy Sharp charming
so how much pressure did it take b4 the cap leaked 250 psi plus?
Well depending on where you shop you can get an air compressor w/h tank & pressure gauge, a hose, blow gun, and all the fittings for $75- allot safer!!
if there's already another hole at the boton it may explode... the bottle is intact so its strong...
Why is that in the summer now I can’t hear birds chirping now it’s just not there I miss that 😔
What are you talking about?
know what material that crush bottle is made of? just the recycling number and plastic type (Written under the recycling number) will do.
PET.
PET bottles are awesome for popping with pure air, so loud!
you should've epoxied the cap to the bottle
it seems to be a safe explosion. dont look like a metal take being over pressurized...
A pressure washer would fill them faster, safer and the burst would be far quieter.
Cracking stuff. I "detonated" a half-litre pop bottle inside a water-filled 80 litre dustbin, using a fridge compressor. The initial plan was to see how much water would be expelled by the bottle going off, then fill up and repeat with 1 litre, 2 litre and 3 litre bottles. That plan was scuppered by the half-litre bottle splitting the bin open. Still, TH-cam fodder is TH-cam fodder :D
I did another video using a fridge compressor too. th-cam.com/video/SDTvjJZlnR8/w-d-xo.html
And that is why we refer to it as POP!