@@realkanavdhawanIt's brilliant. Put something in the gasoline that carries less energy per litre, costs less, but you charge as much as gasoline for it, AND it props up the corn industry.
Нет, вы просто научились одному трюку - вы напечатали кучу долларов и купили точно такие же производства нефти в других странах. Денежки ваши, нефть со всех сторон света тоже ваша. Получается большой большой денежный насос. Но стоит отказаться от доллара, будет такое веселье, что ни о каких полетах на луну думать не придется, инфляция разгонится до таких значений, что на всех уровнях аукнется.
Interesting to compare the worlds two largest oil producing countries in the world, Saudi Arabia and the United States and compare how the profits from oil is distributed and invested in the two countries......things that make you go hmmmmmm...
My family has been in the gas and oil industry for generations and I’m proud to be one who has carried the torch along myself!! Everything in your home your vehicle(yes even if it’s electric, where do you think the plastic and upholstery and the lubes in the drive systems come from) you couldn’t eat without gas in your life, you make up it dependent upon the oil and gas industry.
2:33 "But finding oil and extracting it form the ground is only half the challenge". Being in this industry for a number of years, that's more or less what I said to someone who wanted to know how fuel is made etc. What I got as a reply made me realise he wasn't actually interested in the actual process. He said: "I guess the other half is finding other countries who have oil and then make excuses and lies to invade them"...
Not too far off, but you’d never”pour” gasoline into a tanker. That all done in vapor tight hoses. The open tops are for very viscous liquid like asphalt.
I've often wondered how this process works. This was quite helpful in showing that. However, I've wondered why diesel went from costing so much less than gas, to so much more⁉️ 😎
Water is not pumped to cool the drill bit. A combination of chemicals called Mud is pumped at very high pressure not only to cool the drill bit but also to lift the rock cuttings to the ground level. This mud is the first line of defense against blowouts.
like that the planet is heating up 11 times faster than in the past 100 million years. not to mention the oil spills. I am sure you love all of that. I forgot about the wars that have been fought over oil.
@@johnhumphrey9953 Look at your clothes, your home, your transportation, your healthcare... all of which would suffer greatly if we stopped using petrochemicals. But by all means, keep virtue signaling while wearing nylon, driving a car, or the million other things we have and do that could never exist without that branch of chemistry...
Without oil human cannot advanced this much and now we are looking for a better and environmental friendly energy sources but we must acknowledge oil by giving us a headstart
We made petrol and diesel from crude oil in Science class in secondary school back in the 60’s in Glasgow. Teacher burnt his eyebrows. How we all laughed. 😊
Notice how far down the system diesel is. A by product of gasoline. Yet, diesel cost more per gallon than gasoline. So Mr. Announcer, make everyone aware of the ripoff it is to the consumer by charging more for a by product than the gasoline you are making. The high cost of diesel effects EVERYONE that consumes anything and everything that has been transported by truck, train or ship than runs on diesel fuel.
This video is great for guys like me, started oil and gas well drilling in the fall of 79, it get so much wrong that it is comedy gold. "... very informative and educative" nope.
@@eddydoglegAh ok, I'm no oil expert but there were a few things they said that didn't seem quite right to me. Like heating the oil so it rises as a vapour and it separates its self into the different fuels by weight. And that they just extract lubricants and plastics. Pretty sure it takes a bit more to create plastic then just extracting it from crude lol. And I don't think propane or LPG (liquid petroleum gas) as we call it in OZ is extracted from crude. Doesn't it come out of the well as a gas and is what's being burnt off in the flame on some oil rigs. It's only a liquid when being stored under pressure in tanks. Anyway, I could be wrong with some of that too. 🤷♂
@@28russ sounds like you made it farther into the video than I did; I quit at about the 4 minute mark. If that's how they described oil distillation and plastics it sounds like someone wasn't paying attention in high school chemistry. I think general speaking propane is going to come out of the well as a gas but that would be a question for production guy. I did hear a story of a smart ass roughneck pouring propane out of the tank into a 20L bucket. But at temperatures below -43C the whole crew is so bitchy that you are just doing the bear minimum to get the job done so I doubt that it really happened.😀
Back in 2015, I purchased a 1974 vehicle with a V8 engine that was put in storage in 1978. The fuel tank was not drained. I installed three fuel filters on the car. One about 6 inches from the tank, the other about 6 inches from the fuel pump, and the other about 6 inches from the 4bbl carb. I noticed right away that the fuel filters were almost completely black. Then I repeated the same things. I got the same results. So I decided to remove the tank and sending unit and replace them with a new tank and sending unit. Upon getting all the fuel from the old tank, I noticed a thick black gooey substance in the bottom of the tank and on the strainer of the sending unit. It was about an inch deep in the tank, along with dirt particles and trash. The fuel that was not drained while in storage turned in to that thick crude gooey stuff. However, after about three tanks full of premium fuel and an ethanol inhibitor, the 350 V8 engine runs a hell of a whole lot better, idles smoother, and excellent acceleration. When I got this car, the odometer read 43,333 original miles. Since this is a GM car, I removed the "point" distrbutor and installed the GM HEI distributor. Now I have quicker starts, especially on cold mornings and NO catalytic converter. These things were installed on all cars for the 1975 year model. The engine in this car runs extremely smooth, and It will burn regular fuel too with ease.
Oil processing is probably one of the most efficient industrial process out there. I don't think there's any waste left after the refinery beside some gas (burnt by those big flames above refineries)
Our Respected Indian Scientist, Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose, discovered Sysmograph Machine, which uses sysmography (vibration) - and it is used in mining nowadays to discover underground minerals. Greetings from India...🙏
Jagadish Chandra Bose invented "Crescograph" which is a device for measuring growth in plants. The word comes for Latin "Cresco" meaning grow and the Greek "Grapho" meaning write or record. Completely different machine. The first (modern) seismograph (that's how it's spelled) machine, was invented in 1897 by the collaboration of three scientists, John Milne (English), Sir Alfred Ewing (Scottish) and Luigi Palmieri (Italian) who were Engineers and Geophysicists. Before them, Zhang Heng (Chinese mathematician) was actually the one who first invented a machine known as seismograph today. The word "Seismograph" comes from the Greek words "seismos" meaning earthquake, and "graph" writing.
7 billion liters of fuel used by vehicles everyday, but only 4 million liters of gasoline is transported to gas stations everyday? Something isn't adding up
@@denish2198 good point, but I don't think I believe that all vehicles that fill up at a gas station only account for 0.06% of fuel consumption in the world on a daily basis
Well ships and planes use very much fuel and so do trains. " A Panamax container ship can consume 63,000 gallons of marine fuel per day" These are not even the biggest container ships in the world and now think how many of them are cruising at any given moment. So I think it is very much possible
Actually the process of loading bulk road tanker trucks is now a very safe and efficient process. It was quite different 40 or 50 years ago, when tankers were loaded with a "spear" from above, through an open hatch, and had to be 'dipped' to the correct level. Better equipment, standards and training has made enormous, positive changes......the only real problem in the industry now are reckless transport companies with drop kick managers that need dragging out behind a wood shed for some lessons involving a 4x2 plank of wood.
A few things to note -Not all oil is black. Some is yellow as well as other variations -The part where he talks about water being sprayed to cool the drill bit is semi-accurate. There’s actually an engineer that makes a chemical concoction called “mud”. Mud is used as lubricant and coolant that brings the rock pieces to the top so the drill doesn’t continuously grind the already drilled rock. It isn’t strictly water that they spray down there. The engineer that makes mud is properly named a Mud Engineer. So the main take away here is mud is not actual mud, it’s a code name for the chemical concoction made for the specific type of rock that the drill will be drilling through
It has to be running out, it takes tens of millions of years to create so what possible reason can you have that it is not a finite resource? And try to come up with something I won't laugh at.
We only discovered and over time perfected the means by which we exploit God Almighty's gift in the form of energy. This wonderful planet has in it already all the requirements for human ingenuity and prosperity. Strange how Man behaves so selfishly in 'owning' natural resources. You see millions of human beings starving, with no access to basic necessity for life. but the rich and powerful have so much abundance and wealth that they wouldn't be able to exhaust it in 20 life times. Our Planet isn't running out of resources. It's being hoarded by greedy men of al races and countries. I put my trust in Allah Almighty - The revealer of the Books.
you gotta give it to the hard working men working at an oil rig, it's such a strenuous and backbreaking job, and also super dangerous. So many end up with missing fingers by the time they stop working as roughnecks and have back problems, etc. Without the roughnecks, we won't have gasoline
I participated on a school trip to an oil rig in Norway. We were eager to see the product, but were told that they are doing everything in their capabilities to _not_ see the product. The entire technology is designed to prevent the workers and the environment from contamination. "If you see oil on an oil rig, you have a big problem, because it means, you are dealing with an ecological disaster" were their words. The only place, where we could see the actual oil was a tiny, tiny window through which you could see the oil flowing through a pressurized chamber.
Nice video. I learned a lot. BTW, my cousin, Almer McAfee, invented the catalytic cracker that made the extraction of gasoline from crude oil practical.
I worked for General Motors and we sold big block engines that sat in the middle of no-where and burned natural gas tapped off from the lines they were pumping. So maybe a specialized diesel cycle engine could do similar with that crude.
Did you know that 0.04percent of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide, and around 10 percent of that is some 60billion tonnes emitted from leaves and other decomposing plants that happen every autumn and winter.
a barrel of crude is 159 liters. 191 barrels of crude is 30 000 liters. you mean to tell me out of 30 000 litters of crude, they extract only 88 liters of diesel? and to think that people thank you for posting click-bait videos filled with false info.
5:38 Processing the crude oil. 6:01 From 191 barrels of crude ..... lists all the product break downs: 88 liters of gasoline and 48 liters of diesel .... 123
Crude oil is not just oil sucked out of the ground as it comes in different weights such as light or heavy and flavors described as sweet. Crude oil is also removed from the ground by a new method called fracking. The United States annually purchases roughly 18.5 % of the crude oil from OPEC which is refined into gasoline (Purchase Price), once refined into gasoline (Consumer Cost + Oil Company Profit - refinery cost) it is distributed throughout the United States (Trucking Firm Cost), and pumped into the gas stations storage tanks and used for consumer purchase (Payment to refinery, Payment + Profit Share to Station) just to cover the basics. Remember, when you think of the cost of gasoline you're paying the oil company, the refinery, the drivers, the station attendee, and your state through gasoline taxes.
@1pcfred according to Wikipedia that's wrong.... The oldest evidence of humans drilling for oil goes back to 347 AD, when the Chinese attached rudimentary drill bits to ‘pipes’ made from bamboo. Drilling was achieved to depths of up to 240 m using this method.
@@jeremytodd4906 I am aware of ancient oil but I am only referring to modern wells. The Russians had the first modern well. BTW Wikipedia is not a good source.
@1pcfred it's a reasonable source, obviously anyone can add to it but it tends to be reviewed by lots of people so accuracy is normally good. Modern is an interesting concept with drilling as the technology is continually improving, as far as I know the first steel cased oil production well was drilled in Trinidad in 1857, what is the Russian well you refer to? I'm always interested in the history of our industry.
The video: Nicely done. Succinct. Direct. Clearly illustrated. Simply explained (certainly highly oversimplified) so it's not beyond a quick grasp. Like the way the fractionating tower is illustrated. Love to see it in much greater detail.
I'm so relieved to hear "liters, meters, and km". Too bad the USA has not gone completely to SI yet. Much of America /has/ gone metric, so why not complete it? Anyway, thank you for those SI measurements!!
I know there is only 8 mins assigned to this video, but for the 30sec allowed for how "petrol" / gasoline is extracted, that is not even close to how it's one. Gasoline in particular is not a straight cut from the process, but a combination of fluids from multiple process blended to a particular composition depending on time of year and destination of the finished product. Still a good infotainment production for primary students.
Nice work. Point of info: oil is not from dinosaurs, trees etc. It is formed "abiotically". Please stop saying "fossil fuels". Yes, we'll all laugh about this in years to come. Cheers!
Finally something worth to watch at 3am before sleep after been scrolling youtube for 2 hours. PERFECT!
Read a book. Much better
Who the fuck in their sound mind reads a book at 3:00 am@@pmacc3557
Same here today😢😢
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I just drained my balls inside my gf, and having post nut depression, so I watched this vide
I work in oil and gas and am proud to have achieved so much in the past 40 years. There are more oil to be produced enough to last hundreds of years!
And more than enough to pollute for over thousands of years :D
@@tiffanitoenail840Much Better than the electric shit which pollutes 50% more in the entire life than conventional diesel and petrol
Proud of what?
@@teeess9551 Typical.....
@@teeess9551you are probably alive because of such hardworking people. It's an ugly fact
I'm always amazed how we haven't run out of oil considering how much we have pumped and used in the past 100 years.
Gasoline Blending
@@realkanavdhawanIt's brilliant. Put something in the gasoline that carries less energy per litre, costs less, but you charge as much as gasoline for it, AND it props up the corn industry.
Нет, вы просто научились одному трюку - вы напечатали кучу долларов и купили точно такие же производства нефти в других странах. Денежки ваши, нефть со всех сторон света тоже ваша. Получается большой большой денежный насос. Но стоит отказаться от доллара, будет такое веселье, что ни о каких полетах на луну думать не придется, инфляция разгонится до таких значений, что на всех уровнях аукнется.
It’s all abiotic it replaces itself. Fossil Fuels is a hoax.
@@KurtRichterCISSP how does it prop up the corn industry?
Video detailing crude oil conversion starts at 5:10
Thank you good sir.
Mate ❤
Thanks 😂😂😂
Thanks mate!
High fuel costs are taxes NOT labor
lol. Facts
High fuel costs are from price gouging.
PA state gasoline tax is $0.576/gallon, the oil companies would kill to make a profit of 57 cents per gallon.
Interesting to compare the worlds two largest oil producing countries in the world, Saudi Arabia and the United States and compare how the profits from oil is distributed and invested in the two countries......things that make you go hmmmmmm...
All petroleum companies have posted record profits for the last 1.5 years..it's not labor or taxes, IT'S PRICE GOUGING
It’s pumped like water, distilled like whiskey, sold like champagne
Hello Benjamin, how are you doing today
Rather accurate
😉😎
Consider high fuel costs he said, the vast majority of the cost of fuel at the pump in the uk is TAX
My family has been in the gas and oil industry for generations and I’m proud to be one who has carried the torch along myself!! Everything in your home your vehicle(yes even if it’s electric, where do you think the plastic and upholstery and the lubes in the drive systems come from) you couldn’t eat without gas in your life, you make up it dependent upon the oil and gas industry.
Carrying a torch in your line of work strikes me as a bit of a crazy thing to do. Ain't you worried about blowing up?
Could be nuclear if your bosses didn’t slander my bosses.
just wait till next century. Unless the figure out more ways repurpose oil byproducts for energy. Nuclear is the future.@@alexscarpa7573
Can you get me a job?
Greta hates you!
Great video ! 👍
2:33 "But finding oil and extracting it form the ground is only half the challenge". Being in this industry for a number of years, that's more or less what I said to someone who wanted to know how fuel is made etc. What I got as a reply made me realise he wasn't actually interested in the actual process. He said: "I guess the other half is finding other countries who have oil and then make excuses and lies to invade them"...
This was the most interesting chemistry class lecture. I love it.
amazing these old techs still serving humanity's needs!!!! Shout out to all the hard working souls enduring such gruesome chemical exposures daily....
Not too far off, but you’d never”pour” gasoline into a tanker. That all done in vapor tight hoses. The open tops are for very viscous liquid like asphalt.
I've often wondered how this process works. This was quite helpful in showing that. However, I've wondered why diesel went from costing so much less than gas, to so much more⁉️ 😎
Woooow ! Unbelievable hardworking men and women with brilliant minds. God Bless you all 🙏🏾
I dont think god has a lot of good things to say about oil workers and refineries....
Water is not pumped to cool the drill bit. A combination of chemicals called Mud is pumped at very high pressure not only to cool the drill bit but also to lift the rock cuttings to the ground level. This mud is the first line of defense against blowouts.
Thank you Saved me from the bother of explaining it.
Hello! How are you doing today
What happened if crude oil is finished.
Biofuel
@@OM-bs7ofand bullock cart
Proud to see this video as a chemical engineer!
so what
@@youngyu1834so we are engineers😅
So few people actually understand how life is so much better with petrochemical products.
like that the planet is heating up 11 times faster than in the past 100 million years. not to mention the oil spills. I am sure you love all of that. I forgot about the wars that have been fought over oil.
@@johnhumphrey9953 Look at your clothes, your home, your transportation, your healthcare... all of which would suffer greatly if we stopped using petrochemicals. But by all means, keep virtue signaling while wearing nylon, driving a car, or the million other things we have and do that could never exist without that branch of chemistry...
wrong, 50% of the oil is used to make gasoline. so, try again. all you show is that you are controlled by the oil industry. @@imapseudonym1403
Wow , so informative!
Well Explained continue your journey
very informative video. thank you.
Without oil human cannot advanced this much and now we are looking for a better and environmental friendly energy sources but we must acknowledge oil by giving us a headstart
so clear, graphic, thanks!
We made petrol and diesel from crude oil in Science class in secondary school back in the 60’s in Glasgow. Teacher burnt his eyebrows. How we all laughed. 😊
CREW DOYLE !!! 😂😂😂😂 🗣️🗣️ Say it out loud
Im proud we use it wisely.
Notice how far down the system diesel is. A by product of gasoline. Yet, diesel cost more per gallon than gasoline. So Mr. Announcer, make everyone aware of the ripoff it is to the consumer by charging more for a by product than the gasoline you are making. The high cost of diesel effects EVERYONE that consumes anything and everything that has been transported by truck, train or ship than runs on diesel fuel.
Thanks for the vid guys. Can’t wait to see the progress on the boat.
Thank you for sharing, very informative and educative.
God bless those guys who work at the refineries
read my comment pleas all the info he gave is beyond stupid and laughingly wrong
Amen 🙏
This video is great for guys like me, started oil and gas well drilling in the fall of 79, it get so much wrong that it is comedy gold. "... very informative and educative" nope.
@@eddydoglegAh ok, I'm no oil expert but there were a few things they said that didn't seem quite right to me. Like heating the oil so it rises as a vapour and it separates its self into the different fuels by weight. And that they just extract lubricants and plastics. Pretty sure it takes a bit more to create plastic then just extracting it from crude lol. And I don't think propane or LPG (liquid petroleum gas) as we call it in OZ is extracted from crude. Doesn't it come out of the well as a gas and is what's being burnt off in the flame on some oil rigs. It's only a liquid when being stored under pressure in tanks. Anyway, I could be wrong with some of that too. 🤷♂
@@28russ sounds like you made it farther into the video than I did; I quit at about the 4 minute mark. If that's how they described oil distillation and plastics it sounds like someone wasn't paying attention in high school chemistry.
I think general speaking propane is going to come out of the well as a gas but that would be a question for production guy. I did hear a story of a smart ass roughneck pouring propane out of the tank into a 20L bucket. But at temperatures below -43C the whole crew is so bitchy that you are just doing the bear minimum to get the job done so I doubt that it really happened.😀
Proud to work in Inland Oil rig where you get light crude oil😊
Thank you for using the metric system in the narration
Hello Andret, how are you doing today
@@RubenDan-uc6wtdo bots even try nowadays ?
So where are you chatting from
Are you here
@@RubenDan-uc6wtno I am there
I like a video that reminds me how little I actually know about things. Good job
Thank You!
Hello jonny, how are you doing today
Back in 2015, I purchased a 1974 vehicle with a V8 engine that was put in storage in 1978. The fuel tank was not drained. I installed three fuel filters on the car. One about 6 inches from the tank, the other about 6 inches from the fuel pump, and the other about 6 inches from the 4bbl carb. I noticed right away that the fuel filters were almost completely black. Then I repeated the same things. I got the same results. So I decided to remove the tank and sending unit and replace them with a new tank and sending unit. Upon getting all the fuel from the old tank, I noticed a thick black gooey substance in the bottom of the tank and on the strainer of the sending unit. It was about an inch deep in the tank, along with dirt particles and trash. The fuel that was not drained while in storage turned in to that thick crude gooey stuff. However, after about three tanks full of premium fuel and an ethanol inhibitor, the 350 V8 engine runs a hell of a whole lot better, idles smoother, and excellent acceleration. When I got this car, the odometer read 43,333 original miles. Since this is a GM car, I removed the "point" distrbutor and installed the GM HEI distributor. Now I have quicker starts, especially on cold mornings and NO catalytic converter. These things were installed on all cars for the 1975 year model. The engine in this car runs extremely smooth, and It will burn regular fuel too with ease.
Hello John, how are you doing today
he explained totally nothing about production of fuel and crude oil😂😂
Geez what a waste of my time
He explained, they heat the oil and all the vapors separate on their own according to how much it weighs.
Doh Doh.
Some people don't hear.
@@SN-mz6gl Said the woman who carried you for 9 months.. lol
I think u have some problem hearing 😂
Thank you for appreciating us ❤
Oil processing is probably one of the most efficient industrial process out there. I don't think there's any waste left after the refinery beside some gas (burnt by those big flames above refineries)
Some people really work very hard. ❤
Production is very good and clean and free from infirmities
Our Respected Indian Scientist, Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose, discovered Sysmograph Machine, which uses sysmography (vibration) - and it is used in mining nowadays to discover underground minerals. Greetings from India...🙏
kuch bhi ,
@@akhilbeeram9496 sorry wo crescograph hoga. Waise bhi dono ek hi cheez hain. Dono hi vibration trace karte hain.
India don't have food to eat and ur saying there were scientists lol wtf 😂😂😂
Jagadish Chandra Bose invented "Crescograph" which is a device for measuring growth in plants. The word comes for Latin "Cresco" meaning grow and the Greek "Grapho" meaning write or record. Completely different machine. The first (modern) seismograph (that's how it's spelled) machine, was invented in 1897 by the collaboration of three scientists, John Milne (English), Sir Alfred Ewing (Scottish) and Luigi Palmieri (Italian) who were Engineers and Geophysicists. Before them, Zhang Heng (Chinese mathematician) was actually the one who first invented a machine known as seismograph today. The word "Seismograph" comes from the Greek words "seismos" meaning earthquake, and "graph" writing.
At 7:26 we don,t need to think about how Petrol Arrived at Fuel station bcoz We Pay for it Petrol is not free 🤣👌
atleast its still better for the planet than extraction of lithium for electric cars
how on the earth tires can made from curd oil, its pure rubber.
Bilions of years imagine Jesus watching this?
He will be amazed -
Great video!
Yes he did😊😊😊❤❤❤
Drill baby drill👍👍✅ 0:44
7 billion liters of fuel used by vehicles everyday, but only 4 million liters of gasoline is transported to gas stations everyday? Something isn't adding up
most fuels consumption are done by commercial vehicles like planes, ships, train etc , gas stations dont fill these vehicles
@@denish2198 good point, but I don't think I believe that all vehicles that fill up at a gas station only account for 0.06% of fuel consumption in the world on a daily basis
@boardingbear maybe only this particular refinery transports 4m liters? Pretty sure there are more of them.
Well ships and planes use very much fuel and so do trains. " A Panamax container ship can consume 63,000 gallons of marine fuel per day" These are not even the biggest container ships in the world and now think how many of them are cruising at any given moment. So I think it is very much possible
Maybe that's what's delivered per station?
Actually the process of loading bulk road tanker trucks is now a very safe and efficient process. It was quite different 40 or 50 years ago, when tankers were loaded with a "spear" from above, through an open hatch, and had to be 'dipped' to the correct level. Better equipment, standards and training has made enormous, positive changes......the only real problem in the industry now are reckless transport companies with drop kick managers that need dragging out behind a wood shed for some lessons involving a 4x2 plank of wood.
Interesting 🤔. The Guyana/Venezuela conflict brought me here.
Guayana discovered so much oil
… finally you see the people having some Development and jobs
should show oil protesters all things that are made from oil and . oil protesters want oil banned
Salute to the men working in these hazardous conditions!
A few things to note
-Not all oil is black. Some is yellow as well as other variations
-The part where he talks about water being sprayed to cool the drill bit is semi-accurate. There’s actually an engineer that makes a chemical concoction called “mud”. Mud is used as lubricant and coolant that brings the rock pieces to the top so the drill doesn’t continuously grind the already drilled rock. It isn’t strictly water that they spray down there. The engineer that makes mud is properly named a Mud Engineer. So the main take away here is mud is not actual mud, it’s a code name for the chemical concoction made for the specific type of rock that the drill will be drilling through
Good vid. Now do one on the myth that oil is running out
Yes exactly, it has always been a con to say its running out.
It has to be running out, it takes tens of millions of years to create so what possible reason can you have that it is not a finite resource? And try to come up with something I won't laugh at.
@@shushup6557 do explain
Oil is a gift from god.. Did anyone travel at 200+mph it's a gift.. 😊
I dont think god likes oil very much bud...
We only discovered and over time perfected the means by which we exploit God Almighty's gift in the form of energy.
This wonderful planet has in it already all the requirements for human ingenuity and prosperity.
Strange how Man behaves so selfishly in 'owning' natural resources.
You see millions of human beings starving, with no access to basic necessity for life.
but the rich and powerful have so much abundance and wealth that they wouldn't be able to exhaust it in 20 life times.
Our Planet isn't running out of resources. It's being hoarded by greedy men of al races and countries.
I put my trust in Allah Almighty - The revealer of the Books.
you gotta give it to the hard working men working at an oil rig, it's such a strenuous and backbreaking job, and also super dangerous. So many end up with missing fingers by the time they stop working as roughnecks and have back problems, etc. Without the roughnecks, we won't have gasoline
I participated on a school trip to an oil rig in Norway. We were eager to see the product, but were told that they are doing everything in their capabilities to _not_ see the product. The entire technology is designed to prevent the workers and the environment from contamination. "If you see oil on an oil rig, you have a big problem, because it means, you are dealing with an ecological disaster" were their words. The only place, where we could see the actual oil was a tiny, tiny window through which you could see the oil flowing through a pressurized chamber.
Interesting video.
Excellent educational content
Directional Driller here happy to be drilling the black gold.
I'm from Poland, and I was surprised to see a snapshot from Poland at 6:47 while you discussed Texas refineries seconds before ;) cool vid! good work!
in 1854: Ignacy Łukasiewicz in Poland drills the world's first commercial oil well.
I was a Fuel Station Manager at Shell... nice video.
I thought Jed Clampit discovered oil
Hello Mark; how are you doing today
IM TAKING THESE RIGHT NOW
I am a Texas oil man and I like it crude...
Nice video. I learned a lot. BTW, my cousin, Almer McAfee, invented the catalytic cracker that made the extraction of gasoline from crude oil practical.
Thank you so much for this. Keep up the great work.
what powers those pumps? I have seen those in the middle of nowhere in wyoming, there were no electrical lines anywhere around
I worked for General Motors and we sold big block engines that sat in the middle of no-where and burned natural gas tapped off from the lines they were pumping. So maybe a specialized diesel cycle engine could do similar with that crude.
I love oil
Awesome 👍
Hello Christopher, how are you doing
Produce products for vegans, lgbt and atheists too. We are in this together.
That’s fuel for thought do you think the refining process changes depending on the type of crude oil
Amazing.
Did you know that 0.04percent of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide, and around 10 percent of that is some 60billion tonnes emitted from leaves and other decomposing plants that happen every autumn and winter.
a barrel of crude is 159 liters. 191 barrels of crude is 30 000 liters. you mean to tell me out of 30 000 litters of crude, they extract only 88 liters of diesel? and to think that people thank you for posting click-bait videos filled with false info.
What would be the correct amount?
The rest of the crude oil is used to make diesel,kerosene Gasoline.
Fuel oil.
Propane.
Liquefied petroleum gas.
Liquefied natural gas.
GOOD INFORMATION
5:22 propane is not the lightest hydrocarbon, methane is. Propane isn't even second lightest.
Wonderful
Thank you for the efforts! I enjoyed every second of the video.
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0:17 "We visited a refinery in Texas" (shows video of refinery burning)
Was there a reason for that?
5:38 Processing the crude oil.
6:01 From 191 barrels of crude ..... lists all the product break downs: 88 liters of gasoline and 48 liters of diesel .... 123
Simply by refining the crude oil!!😂😊😂
gonna tag my environmentalist friend after watching this XD
World need more energy
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nice video but the caption should be '' How crude oil is extracted and refined"
Crude oil is not just oil sucked out of the ground as it comes in different weights such as light or heavy and flavors described as sweet. Crude oil is also removed from the ground by a new method called fracking. The United States annually purchases roughly 18.5 % of the crude oil from OPEC which is refined into gasoline (Purchase Price), once refined into gasoline (Consumer Cost + Oil Company Profit - refinery cost) it is distributed throughout the United States (Trucking Firm Cost), and pumped into the gas stations storage tanks and used for consumer purchase (Payment to refinery, Payment + Profit Share to Station) just to cover the basics. Remember, when you think of the cost of gasoline you're paying the oil company, the refinery, the drivers, the station attendee, and your state through gasoline taxes.
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WOW,,,,,,,interesting
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First time I saw how gesoline and other products are produced.
We went to texas. Proceeds to use a bunch of stock footage.
Loading a tanker isn't dangerous. I've done it hundred of times. Its grounded so there's no danger of any sparks.
despite all this, America insists on buying electric cars
oil aka black gold☻aka the symbol of freedom🇺🇸delivered
The first oil well was in Russia.
@1pcfred according to Wikipedia that's wrong....
The oldest evidence of humans drilling for oil goes back to 347 AD, when the Chinese attached rudimentary drill bits to ‘pipes’ made from bamboo. Drilling was achieved to depths of up to 240 m using this method.
@@jeremytodd4906 I am aware of ancient oil but I am only referring to modern wells. The Russians had the first modern well. BTW Wikipedia is not a good source.
@1pcfred it's a reasonable source, obviously anyone can add to it but it tends to be reviewed by lots of people so accuracy is normally good.
Modern is an interesting concept with drilling as the technology is continually improving, as far as I know the first steel cased oil production well was drilled in Trinidad in 1857, what is the Russian well you refer to? I'm always interested in the history of our industry.
That automatic wrench is the fancy company's most guys out there are wrapping a chain...
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The video:
Nicely done. Succinct. Direct. Clearly illustrated. Simply explained (certainly highly oversimplified) so it's not beyond a quick grasp. Like the way the fractionating tower is illustrated. Love to see it in much greater detail.
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I'm so relieved to hear "liters, meters, and km". Too bad the USA has not gone completely to SI yet. Much of America /has/ gone metric, so why not complete it? Anyway, thank you for those SI measurements!!
I know there is only 8 mins assigned to this video, but for the 30sec allowed for how "petrol" / gasoline is extracted, that is not even close to how it's one. Gasoline in particular is not a straight cut from the process, but a combination of fluids from multiple process blended to a particular composition depending on time of year and destination of the finished product. Still a good infotainment production for primary students.
Nice work. Point of info: oil is not from dinosaurs, trees etc. It is formed "abiotically". Please stop saying "fossil fuels". Yes, we'll all laugh about this in years to come. Cheers!