A very significant downside of using this will be that as friction removes material from the roads in very small pieces, you will have a steady stream of microplastics entering the environment. This could significantly increase the plastic pollution if done on a large scale. But since there are no technical details in the video it is hard to say with any degree of certainty.
Plastic also vapourises and leaches. . . so in minute amounts, but over long times. . . it will contaminate suroundings and enter the water table. . . don't forget history of humans. . . we used to medically prescribe mercury as a wonderful personal use ingediant (in the day some got rich, but now we realise). . . we used asbestos as a helpful personal building componant (in the day some got rich, but now we realise) etc.
@@linisha2508 yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
@Ritesh Patel shouldn't the lower layers of the road be made of plastic mixed with other components of a regular road? and the uppermost layer would be asphalt so that no microplastics get separated. there must be some way to bind the plastic together.
Ok did this guy make roads from Plastic? If not all because someone says doesn't make them the creator. Plus he iknowledge and India they burn plastic waste in potholes to fix the roads.
@@bradleypoole4809 he said but wrong way, he makes a laugh of a veteran scientists, who invented this formula , as low as ha would name that scientist like newton, Einstein
So you don't want your daughter to live in a world with plastic oceans.....but you made your "plastic recipe" a secret so no one else can use it.....yeah ok.
Amigps01 exactly what I was thinking, if you want actual change be like Tesla and share anything you have to genuinely speed up the change and make it happen, he just wants to make some money he is no thelatropist
Amigps01 Think about it for a second. You have just invented a product that, in recycling plastics, could put entire industrys out of business. Would you want to spread the recipe all over the place? I would watch my back If I were him.
They do though. They released their patents because they realized that there were not competitors to keep their secrets from. This guy should do the same...but he's probably not going to.
If you're in the construction industry I don't believe it would be too difficult to figure out the mix.. Though if he was clever he would patent this to secure it. Either way bitumen is still used to bind the materials. Its just a cheaper method than using first generation quarried stone.
India already has plastic road in madurai. The technology for this was developed by the ‘Plastic Man’ of India, Prof Rajagopalan Vasudevan, Professor of Chemistry at Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai.
Lara Gravenor , Oh! they rarely care for any Indian innovators. And when they find out they just try to cash that idea out. We don't even care anymore. We innovate to sustain ourselves not for recognitions.
Cheddar Mind oh yeah maybe you have a lot of innovators in India but without government support and poorly disciplined street-pooping citizens, any brilliant idea will not reap benefits in India.
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
MindAtRest guess your current user name is not true about you because: he *mentioned* he got the idea from the citizens in India..and how do you know *exactly* where the "inventor" in India got his idea?? how do you know he wasn't inspired by the citizens *first?!* and that *he* didn't steal the intellectual credit from *them??*
Everytime I recycle some plastic, I know that the the probability of being recycled the second time is still low and there's risk it ends up in the landfill/ocean. If it goes into roads then it will stay there. I'm glad to hear other countries are doing a small part as well.
Soooo, every single inventor should make their invention open source, so they let others benefit including global multinational companies, and they get zero for their hard work? Hint: What do you think Patents are for eh?
The truth is this has been done in India at least for the past 15 years in India through Indian governments collaboration with some universities and colleges. Not new. But issue of microplastic is yet to be researched thoroughly before changes in a mass scale.
Look it's not plastic that's ruining our world its one-use plastic where you use it once then just throw it away whereas plastic (normal) you can re use them
t dog ik, but this first started of in India to remove plastic in all the roads to make better roads and less potholes, this idiot stole it using right to information from Government of India
Well, it's just a stupid idea any way. Roads will melt and when carpeting it will release lot of toxic fume. The company in the process of filing bankruptcy th-cam.com/video/Sj_FZduqblo/w-d-xo.html
Savya Gosi no. Idea dint originate in India. India originated idea instead. Google well. N no, the video link posted below to tell that its a fail method is stupid. We are already been using it for years. Again, google well.
Tony that is a concept of building the entire road out of plastic. That is accurately considered unintelligent. We are talking about replacing butane with plastics as a bonding agent, which is a different concept.
These types of roads have already been implemented and built for the last 15 years in India. Originally invented by Prof Rajgopalan Vasudevan in Chennai in 2002, commercialized by Ahmed Khan through his company KK Plastic Waste Management. And since the last 10 years, it's been built in more than 20 cities in India, most prominently in Southern Metropolitans like Chennai, Bangalore and parts of Kerala. And now due to the success of these roads to being durable, NHAI(the main road building corporation in India) itself has devised a plan to work with the Waste Management systems in cities to build roads using plastic waste. Also, to all the people saying it's a bad idea coz it will melt, its not just plastic itself, it's mized with Tar, Concrete and other materials to make it durable, heat resistant, weathering and erosion resistant. For details, just Google -'India plastic roads'
So can you please inform us as to why India has still got no solution to its plastic problem, if it is already being done for 15 years, you should be a net importer of recycled plastics. This also must mean your Landfills are free from plastics. RIGHT?
Yeah, he should just give his inventions away so that other people can make money while he lives in squalor. More often than not, that's what actually happens to inventors.
Its very delighting that most of the comments r of Indians which means we provides the most views to such topics....shows our concern about nature....Proud to be One of Those.....proud to be Indian.
news companies not really digging in, sigh. It peeked my interest, but what are the costs, the setbacks, what needs improving, how was all this determined, so much left unanswered.
actually it is also used as a brick for buildings. it is just a start-up too here in the Philippines. but it is way more durable than the traditional cement bricks.
Jjkhjgkjhkjb hgjhghnjn it just need an amount of cement and sand with some plastic wastes combined in order to be sturdier. it is already featured in one news feed in the Philippines
Also in Mexico. The Mexicans are building houses for millions of people. The U.S is the only stubborn country that isn't recycling plastic. If the American government can't billions of dollars from this idea, they will be against it just on principle. Mean while, we have a giant homeless problem.
But maybe, in long term, these plastics will start to wear off(due to friction) and will get mixed into the air, and we might ingest it by air or food produced by the side of the road....
M. Sadman sakib or maybe small bits of it will fly into the air like stones from tyres and it will fly into our mouths and eat it. No, we'd better stick with nice safe crude oil by products that don't harm anyone.
There are more microplastics flying in your living room than on street with plastic bonding agent mixt in. Every time you sit on your sofa some bits of foam flies up and the same story with carpet, laminated floors, sneakers, etc. It's not like bitumen is the cleanest thing in the world. And plastic been around us long enough that they can say it will take longer time to fotodegrade the conventional asfalt. But it is really the same thing with slightly better properties and more expensive.
That´s what I thought. As much as I think this idea sounds good, we also have to study it to make sure this isn´t actually destroying the planet rather then helping it. Study it- if it is safe then go for it, but don´t just jump on an idea that sounds good before properly studying it.
In India we use interlocking plastic tiles made of plastic waste..Mainly used on sidewalk and driveways for private property..It's quite cheap and durable as well.
True, but for 99.999% of the audience it is just showing a possible trend in technology, or a project that their government may adopt in the next 10 years to be environmentally friendly. It is like watching mini-documentaries on cutting edge aerospace equipment, you may be watching a type of advertisement for: a much more efficient design of jet turbines, SpaceX's reusable rockets, or a zero g 3D printing company. It is unlikely that we will ever be able to purchase these products, we just find them interesting.
Plus it would be very hard for a company to protect their general idea of putting recycled plastic in roads, people have been thinking about putting rubbish as the base of roads for years. I doubt the inventor would be able to protect his intellectual property, maybe they can protect the fine details of the manufacturing process, but with a small amount of R&D any factory that produces bitumen could probably put bits of plastic in their product.
*Have not seen the full video yet but* *I know no credit to India would have been given in the video as this idea originated from India and tech was developed in India.*
@@FateBoost why all of you keep mentioning that part of the video. Is that how you credit the original inventor? Im no Indian but you guy are pathetic. U mentioned their country, show a video of them not knowing what they are doing, not even show the professor name. Is that how u credit people?
Building roads may not be the main thing that will save our planet but it is one huge step in the right direction. We build roads every day and recycling plastics would both reduce cost and solve plastic waste. If 100 people work together to reduce plastic waste in such brilliant and innovative ways, the world will change for the better.
I'd like to see the science behind it, how much energy does it take to produce and what waste emissions does it create. How does a partly plastic road compare to a conventional one given that bitumen is itself a waste product from the oil industry. I don't see how something which lacks the hardness of aggregate or the flexibility, durability and re-usability of bitumen can make a better cheaper or more environmentally friendly road.
According to the video, the plastic pellets are used to replace a portion of the bitumen only, the aggregate mix does not appear to be changed. (at 2:07) Lowering the overall demand for bitumen would likely cause more bitumen to be converted to diluted bitumen (dilbit) and used as fuel in applications where bunker fuel is being used. Alternatively, if the cost of bitumen is driven down, it may simply be used in asphalt in areas of the world where it may have been previously cost prohibitive. (developing countries etc)
Ummmm, we had started proper construction of plastic roads about one or two years ago in India. It has not become the norm everywhere but quite a few districts do that.
Not one or two years we have this kind of roads in Kerala for at least 6 years. Before road used to break down every year during the rainy season and now It looks like new road even after so many years.
Bad idea. It can break into microscopic pieces and enter the water supply, harming animals and people. It also wouldn't provide as much traction as asphalt so it would cause more accidents
I dont know about microscopic pieces. But your obsevation about traction is not true. It infact gives good traction. we in India have this kind of road for several years now. I didn't knew that BBC will present it as a new thing
A test has already confirmed that the water we drink already contained microscopic plastic,they tested around 50 bottles and 30 of them are confirmed to have microscopic plastic in it. So there's already plastic in our water supply
We found that if you keep the ratio of plastic about 100 pounds to 24. Tons that it won’t interfere with traction or pollution issues. Furthermore, we add the plastic waste to the vehicle first then we load the asphalt on top from the hopper and upon delivery to the paver it all gets mixed up and blended from the action of the components From the paver. No extra energy mixing and blending.
Plastic roads would never work in places like Texas where we use concrete for roads because of the drastic temperature changes. It gets and STAYS HOT in the summer here. Like REALLY HOT, during the summer we have a LOT of triple digit days.
If this is beside forest, then yeah there is a risk, but if this is in cities and residential area, it will only pollute the houses and cities. Unless you are talking about breathing microplastics? I never heard that before, maybe there is.
I wasn't aware road quality was measured on an absolute scale. I'm sure that compares to the jungles of South America, Ukraine's roads are a dream. All I know is when I go out on my motorcycle, there are so many potholes that going around roundabouts and corners is a real danger.
Mat Broomfield I didn't want to shame anyone with something like "it's such a first world problem" but the first thing I noticed in the U.K. was absolutely amazing road quality comparing to Ukrainian and Russian (even in remote areas). Motorcycle is not dangerous to ride here it's just impossible to ride.
Maria Kanarchuk---Your subjective experience of poor conditions in another country has no relevance to an experience in the UK. You said that to look more informed than others. That you supposedly know something others don't.
Not just for tarmac roads but building materials like concrete, block, and bricks...I am a fan for the Solar Roads project that marvels beyond the old age of tarmac and concrete road...
This is almost exactly like an idea I had as a kid! I always wondered why they didn't mix in old tires into the road mix, this would recycle old tires and give the road a bit more flex and help prevent pot holes!
Joel Martin I'm wondering about its melt temperature. At what temperature does this combination gets softer? Is it at a higher or lower temperature? If its lower, its going to be a fun summer. Both tarmac and plastic are some of the most recycled materials in a developed nation. Curious to see if the benefits are true. Otherwise you may as well recycle to plastic for other uses.
Prins van Oranje In INDIA we are already using this technology, for so long time but due to corrupt contractors and builders this technology can't be used fullwww.thebetterindia.com/43685/plastic-waste-in-road-construction-plastic-man-india-prof-vasudevan/ In 2006, the Thiagarajar College of Engineering received the patent for this technology.
It may work in some region but in cold climate it would not work as once the ice forms it will break the asphalt itself. Also, plastic particles will get into environment which causes even more damage.
NYC tried using that some years ago and found that because the plastic does not absorb the oil dripping off some cars it made the roads slick and they had to cut grooves in the roads
That closing comment was pathetic. This seems to be an excellent way to repurpose waste. What the hell does it matter if it doesn't single-handedly save the planet? The planet can take on a multitude of ideas at the same time.
No it's not. Building roads is not a priority, can't be, because that incentivizes more use of cars and therefore pollution... of course recycling is a good idea and using waste for roads it is good but not building roads per se. That was the point you missed.
Yeah, it was at the least unnecessary. It's like, "Oh, no. Our 100-man world-environmental-rescue team is going to be bogged down with this for years!" Or, "But this is going to burn through our limited supply of plastic wastes that could go to something else!" I didn't hear anyone in the video suggest that this be made a top priority.
Roads will be built and repaired no matter what. If anything, they are repaired far too infrequently due to the cost. Would you sooner they be done using recycled plastic or with bitumen which means more oil extraction? Building roads out of plastic does not "encourage" anyone to build more. Nobody is sitting there thinking, "I'm in the mood for a10 million piece of essential infrastructure but I won't bother because it's not green enough". Getting planning permission for highways and even the smallest piece of footpath is extremely demanding and a clear need or benefit has to be demonstrated. This simply enables town planners to do so killing three birds (cost, recycling, construction) with a single stone.
Road building should be a priority, because it allows the establishment of car-free urban spaces. When electric cars become the norm, air pollution won't be an issue.
It will also save millions of water which is used to water cement roads along with reducing crude oil burden on import of oil dependent country like India
This has been talked about for a while. This is definitely something I want to see across Britain. It definitely needs to be on the priority list, to make a start.
I think producing beter roads and repair of existing roads, is a major problem in Africa and even South Africa, which in turn can also address the lack of jobs. The more ways we find to reuse plastic the beter for the environment. First world countries should invest in third world countries and we should all help. The common uneducated, homeless or uneployed person, can be given a life changing opportunity to beter themselves, their circumstances and the environment.
I have started doing my part in this, using less plastic. When i'm shopping i try to use less plastic bags. Even sometimes filling up every pocket in my jacket just to not have to get an bag. Even got so far that i bought myself a few reuseble bags made of fabric that i bring everytime i'm grocery shopping. Now a days i've even get this far that sometimes i don't have an plastic bag for my garbage! haha. Try do the same stuff. It's good for YOU!
But plastic bags are still being made. It's like someone saying, "let's stop the slave labour in china" and buying non chinese goods, sure you dont pay into that system, but it's still happening, you are going to have to get everyone on board with it before it works.
This is much worse than the roads we have now. Because like others have pointed out the plastic would wear off the roads and find there way into the storm drain that leads to the ocean(now we have more plastic in the ocean). not to mention its gong to be impossible to recycle the roads because you cant take take every bit of every different plastic apart. Our roads are almost 100% recyclable. If anything his making the plastic pollution much worse . This is journalism at its finest. Didn't bother at all to think about what they are reporting and just make a click bait title for views. I know the comment section arent scientist but we do have some sort of common sense. Cheaper like how do you go cheaper than crushed up rocks? Literally youll have to send the plastic to a sorting plant. Then get them and melt them into tiny pellets. Rather than just crushed up rocks? You know its bullshit because every single damn inventor idea or invention that says they would revolutionize the world end up costing like 5 times more therefore wasn't feasible.
Wow you are unbelievably stupid. They are using the plastic to bind the rocks in the road instead of bitumen and not replacing the rocks with the pellets. Plastic acts as a binding agent which keeps the road together.
The point made by TheAgentOfDeath is correct.... As the the roads wear the plastic dust, a pollutant, gets washed into the oceans. Plastic is being found in more and more unintended places. Just don't look too closely at the clams and mussels, etc, that you may enjoy eating. And just because you don't understand his comment don't be jerks and call him names, you just end up looking like a sphincter.
@@regs3836 idk but im sure hair, dust, pollen, mites have slipped into your mouth without any problems? Sure, plastic may be, but its not the end of the world. atoms are still part of nature,
Each one of us as a member of the world much take part in this issue & MUST share the best way to get rid of plastic waste. Please share all the details so every body can play its part and make the world better place to live.
Me and my dad watched this. I'm aiming to be a zero waste home owner in a few years and as good as plastic roads may sound to some, plastic chemicals are still very harmful to the planet. Plastic gives out chemicals into the food and drink we consume from plastic, it can effect our mood and even our health. Plastic roads where I admire the thought gone into it I don't see it as durable in summer, slippy in winter and when it rains the chemicals will soak into the ground. Understanding the impact plastics has on us is much more dangerous in smaller animals and without some of those smaller animals we may not exist if we someday break a food chain in an animal. So do I agree with it. No. Come on people look back in time?! We reused stuff before we discovered plastic. We would reuse nappies ( cloth) , cloth loo roll we washed and used again. Look at Roman roads for Crist sake there still standing. My advice, learn from the past and don't be too over engerneerd. (Don't mock my spelling as I'm autistic, if you have insults please direct them elsewhere).
I am from India but I believe it is such a short term solution but will create a havoc in the long run. That is why this hasn't been adopted in the long run as yet. It is only used as a quick fix for damaged roads so that people don't accidentally get stuck in a pothole or sth in rainy season or otherwise so that accidents could be prevented due to faulty old roads.
Imagine the entire globe having plastic roads , businesses will be baited not to stop using plastic, using plastic roads as an excuse. Plus the extent of harm that could be caused due to thick layers of plastic on ground. The animals beneath the ground couldn't breathe or dig and will be killed. Even if u dig an abandoned land after thousands of years, u will only find non biodegradable plastic components intact and buried by layers of soil accumulating on top. The constructions are only increasing to accommodate or relocate humans and its ever increasing population.
India reverse engineering steals Western things everyday now you cry about some people stealing your ideas, You invented plastic roads to hose off your 💩
@@isabellasilverio465 I'll give him that but, DONT try to sell us a BULLSHIT story! IF he has a Patent of "PROCESS" so be it. Otherwise he has come up with...NOTHING other than what he places his name on after Stealing! Dude is Bullocks!
@@isabellasilverio465 I'll give him that but, DONT try to sell us a BULLSHIT story! IF he has a Patent of "PROCESS" so be it. Otherwise he has come up with...NOTHING other than what he places his name on after Stealing! Dude is Bullocks!
Stop using oil in roads : still have some bitumen (oil) in roads and platics (made from oil) ... we're still dependant from oil, just in a different way. Save the planet they say...
Don't believe experts have been consulted quite enough in producing this story. I dismiss it as possibly not factually accurate due to the smut this channel produces in other areas of journalism.
Ignez Maciel It isn't. There are a lot of problems with plastic roads, like falling apart or melting due to frictionand high temperatures. If it falls apart, you get microplastics which are extremely hard to clean up. Also, it's weird that he wants to save the world but keeps his recipe secret. If I had a genuine recipe I'd share it.
I like that we are thinking of solutions, but something I learnt as a child is that heating plastics causes toxic gases to be released at a high enough temperature...such as in heating asphalt. This works for cold climates better than hot I would assume.
Yes it is, for the time being. Until all of mankind drives electric motorcraft, fossil fuel engines require pristine roads to acquire the best fuel per mile consumption. Poor roads cause mechanical damage as well as physical damage to freight and the human body.
In Colombia they use plastic to build houses. For roofing, framing, walls, floors, siding. Now THAT'S putting it into permanent use while using a LOT of it!
The answer to the final question should be no. The extirpation of disposable plastics should be our main focus, but I applaud the ingenuity of these folks trying to clean up some of the plastics we've already disposed.
these idea are first adopted Jamshedpur India and these video are new but you can search Jamshedpur plastic road concept and chequnking the date of uploading video you can find out who are firstly made plastic road.so don't fool people.
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
He is a bloody thief he is not inspired,he just stole this technology from India.we indians are really so innocents that we believe in sharing.Is BBC kidding ,this technology is invented in India and being patented in 2002 and india has constructed 100k kilometres of roads.
The mixture he uses was way before used by the armed forces engineering college ,india to make stable roads and that was built around 10 years back and still is being used
Copycats white ppl.. why didn't he tell that it was invented by Indian professor of chemistry in South India madurai, already this patent filed by India and talking about ingredients in which ratio plastic should be mixed have been invented
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
Its a great invention and all, but there are so many cool inventions to help the planet, but people won't seem to care. So I don't think plastic roads will be mainstream, anytime soon at least. On top of that, he doesn't want to tell the recipe of the roads, which is making it harder for it to be mainstream.
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
Leading engineer doesn't want to tell the world what is in the road mix that is supposedly better than regular asphalt? Doesn't sound shady at all. If you're truly focused on saving the planet I wouldn't think you'd care that much about capitalistic junk like mass-profit
BlueBerryKing not only that, it's simmering you do when you apply for a patent. so basically, he just said that they don't want to tell anyone, not even the patent office. good luck when someone else figures out what the ingredients are. that is, if it's really any better than normal asphalt. which, honestly, I doubt. he just wants to get rich off the idea and take advantage of everyone wanting to help the planet.
This could help us all. But we should also create convenient plastic alternatives in restaurants and grocery stores. An don’t say “paper bags” because they are highly inconvenient.
*When the roads get burn by fire* 🔥 , so that's the Armageddon ( _the end of the world_ ) 😂😂.. Then we'll have plastic air, that we confused where's the plastic will go after...
This is a great initiative but this system is ideal for countries like UK but not in INDIA as temperature in India in summers may soar Upto 50°c which may melt the plastic in road resulting in damage of roads as well as vehicles
I love the idea of recycling all plastic waste, but will the process of manufacturing the material for the ”plastic roads” cause more problems, such as co2 emissions and etc?
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Is trying to save the world but won't tell others how to save it . bravo
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We try solving external problems like plastics, but we forgot to solve internal problems like greed
The Know how is free in Indian Government.. please Google Plastic man of India
Money > saving the world
India is already doing it. Search plastic man of India
This was built in India too I think in 2002 by Dr S Vasudevan and patented in 2006.
Atul Rupani
You are right.
Dr R Vasudevan from a college of engineering in Madhurai
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A rubbish collector in Bangalore too used this technique years ago!!
th-cam.com/video/4caSF9KdWDw/w-d-xo.html link for the video
A very significant downside of using this will be that as friction removes material from the roads in very small pieces, you will have a steady stream of microplastics entering the environment.
This could significantly increase the plastic pollution if done on a large scale. But since there are no technical details in the video it is hard to say with any degree of certainty.
Very good deduction... This could significantly increase microplastics unless there is a upper layer of bitumen on
top.
Ditto
Was thinking the same thing. Both your comments (the original and the reply to it) should be more visible
Plastic also vapourises and leaches. . . so in minute amounts, but over long times. . . it will contaminate suroundings and enter the water table. . . don't forget history of humans. . . we used to medically prescribe mercury as a wonderful personal use ingediant (in the day some got rich, but now we realise). . . we used asbestos as a helpful personal building componant (in the day some got rich, but now we realise) etc.
@scott warwick what do you mean scott?
Excuse me .. the road made from plastic technology was invented by a Indian researcher and professor R Vasudevan
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@@linisha2508 yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
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@Ritesh Patel shouldn't the lower layers of the road be made of plastic mixed with other components of a regular road? and the uppermost layer would be asphalt so that no microplastics get separated. there must be some way to bind the plastic together.
Ok did this guy make roads from Plastic? If not all because someone says doesn't make them the creator. Plus he iknowledge and India they burn plastic waste in potholes to fix the roads.
@@bradleypoole4809 he said but wrong way, he makes a laugh of a veteran scientists, who invented this formula , as low as ha would name that scientist like newton, Einstein
In Bangalore India already 6000km of road as been built using plastic.
Which place in Bangalore
and it will make alot of micro plastic, great :D
@@gargefps5050 plastic is not mixed but bonded with bitumen at high temperatures so micro plastic won't escape
Do you het better traction?
So you don't want your daughter to live in a world with plastic oceans.....but you made your "plastic recipe" a secret so no one else can use it.....yeah ok.
Amigps01 exactly what I was thinking, if you want actual change be like Tesla and share anything you have to genuinely speed up the change and make it happen, he just wants to make some money he is no thelatropist
Amigps01 Think about it for a second. You have just invented a product that, in recycling plastics, could put entire industrys out of business. Would you want to spread the recipe all over the place? I would watch my back If I were him.
Warren Scott but Tesla doesn't share anything
They do though. They released their patents because they realized that there were not competitors to keep their secrets from. This guy should do the same...but he's probably not going to.
If you're in the construction industry I don't believe it would be too difficult to figure out the mix.. Though if he was clever he would patent this to secure it. Either way bitumen is still used to bind the materials.
Its just a cheaper method than using first generation quarried stone.
India already has plastic road in madurai. The technology for this was developed by the ‘Plastic Man’ of India, Prof Rajagopalan Vasudevan, Professor of Chemistry at Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai.
inato sumi it is an amazing idea. That Professor should get a Nobel peace prize. The whole world should do this.
Lara Gravenor , Oh! they rarely care for any Indian innovators. And when they find out they just try to cash that idea out. We don't even care anymore. We innovate to sustain ourselves not for recognitions.
Yeah, thats why you still shit in the streets right
Cheddar Mind oh yeah maybe you have a lot of innovators in India but without government support and poorly disciplined street-pooping citizens, any brilliant idea will not reap benefits in India.
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
The technology for this was invented by an Indian.... However, as usual.... You find no reference to the Indian inventor....
MindAtRest guess your current user name is not true about you because: he *mentioned* he got the idea from the citizens in India..and how do you know *exactly* where the "inventor" in India got his idea?? how do you know he wasn't inspired by the citizens *first?!* and that *he* didn't steal the intellectual credit from *them??*
roxanneworld11 Indian guy has a patent
They've been doing this since idk centuries? The knowledge they claimed from mid east and asian civilization lol US and their superiority
@Well known Dats rite. We waz kangs and sheet.
@Well known os who invented the light bulb, microprocessor, microwave, atomic bomb, planes, and etc?
In Kerala, India, we Indians are already doing this.....its not a secret😂😂
This time they are copying us
@@itsbhuppi
"This time"? More like every time, lol jk but yeah it's not the first time they are doing so, they've always copied other countries.
@Utamu TV
True, one of my western friend thought paper was invented in Spain.
We aren't friends anymore.
We do it in west africa ghana too
Everytime I recycle some plastic, I know that the the probability of being recycled the second time is still low and there's risk it ends up in the landfill/ocean. If it goes into roads then it will stay there. I'm glad to hear other countries are doing a small part as well.
India has already made plastic roads and the patent of this technology already registered by Tyagrajan University, Madurai.
Not like they will ever use it
@Sohan Kopparapu what about the cause or side effect of it ? Microplastic from the road...
In jasaidpur also and many parts of jharkhand but not only jharkhand all over india also
@@vikasgaurav747 It's Jamshedpur Bro.
my invention will save the world! *hides recipe*
Soooo, every single inventor should make their invention open source, so they let others benefit including global multinational companies, and they get zero for their hard work? Hint: What do you think Patents are for eh?
Its already done. Roads built with the use of plastics waste are under observation to learn its long time effects in India. since 2012
The truth is this has been done in India at least for the past 15 years in India through Indian governments collaboration with some universities and colleges. Not new. But issue of microplastic is yet to be researched thoroughly before changes in a mass scale.
Elon musk electric cars??
José Guedes "it's an Indian invention." The engineer said 😂
He will not tell the secret mixing? then how to save the world?
jeevavanantham Karu
by letting people buy his product .
Secrets must stay secret so that only a few earn money. Nobody wants to SHARE. That would really save the world.
Its indian invention. And the british man filed a patent for this.
he s nly concerned abt mney.. not about d welfare f d people or his daughter.. jst wants to get rich.. #moneytakesoverpeople
By doing all by himself.
lets put all the existing plastic products into road construction...and stop making new plastic products...how about that
Good idea!
But then what will we use paper wood steel aluminum
Then we would run out of plastic in NO TIME... how about that.
Look it's not plastic that's ruining our world its one-use plastic where you use it once then just throw it away whereas plastic (normal) you can re use them
And raise the prices on everything that had plastic? I dont think people are willing to pay more for metal or wood compromises when plastic is cheap
India is the first country to start a project like this!!
@Mr Cabot India already made 1 lakh KM roads from plastic.
@Mr Cabot oh please an average indian is 86
Lol... What is new about plastic road 😂😂😂😂 Two Indian brothers discovered many years before.. Even it is mentioned in old NCERT Xll (biology)..
Rudra pratap singh papa ji , Yes Ahmed khan
@@faeezparkar9731 you are absolutely right dear!
iam in class 12. i ws studying this in ecology, now iam here lol😂
No it started off in India....... And another indian guy also made petrol by compressing plastics.
Just search for it onn youtube.
in the video they show him in india and say thats where he got the idea from?
Ngawang Chokdup they did that based to make thirsty concrete cheaper
/u/CirnoBakaHD - do some research :)
t dog ik, but this first started of in India to remove plastic in all the roads to make better roads and less potholes, this idiot stole it using right to information from Government of India
Idea originated from India wow
Well, it's just a stupid idea any way. Roads will melt and when carpeting it will release lot of toxic fume. The company in the process of filing bankruptcy
th-cam.com/video/Sj_FZduqblo/w-d-xo.html
Savya Gosi no. Idea dint originate in India. India originated idea instead. Google well. N no, the video link posted below to tell that its a fail method is stupid. We are already been using it for years. Again, google well.
That is not the same company, nor the same concept....
Tony that is a concept of building the entire road out of plastic. That is accurately considered unintelligent. We are talking about replacing butane with plastics as a bonding agent, which is a different concept.
no
These types of roads have already been implemented and built for the last 15 years in India. Originally invented by Prof Rajgopalan Vasudevan in Chennai in 2002, commercialized by Ahmed Khan through his company KK Plastic Waste Management. And since the last 10 years, it's been built in more than 20 cities in India, most prominently in Southern Metropolitans like Chennai, Bangalore and parts of Kerala. And now due to the success of these roads to being durable, NHAI(the main road building corporation in India) itself has devised a plan to work with the Waste Management systems in cities to build roads using plastic waste. Also, to all the people saying it's a bad idea coz it will melt, its not just plastic itself, it's mized with Tar, Concrete and other materials to make it durable, heat resistant, weathering and erosion resistant. For details, just Google -'India plastic roads'
CNN reports melting roads
Me I'm like
It's not cuz of climate change
It's cause their roads are made of plastic
So can you please inform us as to why India has still got no solution to its plastic problem, if it is already being done for 15 years, you should be a net importer of recycled plastics. This also must mean your Landfills are free from plastics. RIGHT?
Guess what? Bristish are doing what they are good at. Stealing.
"I have an idea that'll save the world!"
*hides recipe*
Yeah, he should just give his inventions away so that other people can make money while he lives in squalor. More often than not, that's what actually happens to inventors.
Its very delighting that most of the comments r of Indians which means we provides the most views to such topics....shows our concern about nature....Proud to be One of Those.....proud to be Indian.
This seems like really bad journalism?
No science whatsoever? No analysis?
Yep. Buzzfeed style
Major General Buzzfeed News is great they
Airwipe they what?
It looks like a video for facebook.
news companies not really digging in, sigh. It peeked my interest, but what are the costs, the setbacks, what needs improving, how was all this determined, so much left unanswered.
actually it is also used as a brick for buildings. it is just a start-up too here in the Philippines. but it is way more durable than the traditional cement bricks.
How is using bricks for construction a start up? In our country every one use bricks for houses.
Jjkhjgkjhkjb hgjhghnjn it just need an amount of cement and sand with some plastic wastes combined in order to be sturdier. it is already featured in one news feed in the Philippines
the start up is about making bricks with plastics, which is a new way of making bricks.
Plastics should not be used in construction materials, buildings are not permanent.
Also in Mexico. The Mexicans are building houses for millions of people. The U.S is the only stubborn country that isn't recycling plastic. If the American government can't billions of dollars from this idea, they will be against it just on principle. Mean while, we have a giant homeless problem.
But maybe, in long term, these plastics will start to wear off(due to friction) and will get mixed into the air, and we might ingest it by air or food produced by the side of the road....
M. Sadman sakib or maybe small bits of it will fly into the air like stones from tyres and it will fly into our mouths and eat it. No, we'd better stick with nice safe crude oil by products that don't harm anyone.
Jon Darr 😂😂😂 good argument
or the pellets will fall into the storm drains.
There are more microplastics flying in your living room than on street with plastic bonding agent mixt in. Every time you sit on your sofa some bits of foam flies up and the same story with carpet, laminated floors, sneakers, etc. It's not like bitumen is the cleanest thing in the world. And plastic been around us long enough that they can say it will take longer time to fotodegrade the conventional asfalt. But it is really the same thing with slightly better properties and more expensive.
That´s what I thought. As much as I think this idea sounds good, we also have to study it to make sure this isn´t actually destroying the planet rather then helping it. Study it- if it is safe then go for it, but don´t just jump on an idea that sounds good before properly studying it.
In India we use interlocking plastic tiles made of plastic waste..Mainly used on sidewalk and driveways for private property..It's quite cheap and durable as well.
Plastic roads are usually useful within buildings reach. And corridors for airports links of nearby terminals. Cross roads between towering buildings.
Did I just watch a commercial?
A commercial for a product that is barely commercially available, I would say that it is more of a proof of concept.
Thomas Steele - but nonetheless a commerical (demonstrating a proof of concept) for potential investors and early adopters
True, but for 99.999% of the audience it is just showing a possible trend in technology, or a project that their government may adopt in the next 10 years to be environmentally friendly.
It is like watching mini-documentaries on cutting edge aerospace equipment, you may be watching a type of advertisement for: a much more efficient design of jet turbines, SpaceX's reusable rockets, or a zero g 3D printing company. It is unlikely that we will ever be able to purchase these products, we just find them interesting.
Plus it would be very hard for a company to protect their general idea of putting recycled plastic in roads, people have been thinking about putting rubbish as the base of roads for years.
I doubt the inventor would be able to protect his intellectual property, maybe they can protect the fine details of the manufacturing process, but with a small amount of R&D any factory that produces bitumen could probably put bits of plastic in their product.
*Have not seen the full video yet but*
*I know no credit to India would have been given in the video as this idea originated from India and tech was developed in India.*
HITESH Adhikari 1:25
@@FateBoost lol nobody in India used plastics to fill potholes.
@@FateBoost why all of you keep mentioning that part of the video. Is that how you credit the original inventor? Im no Indian but you guy are pathetic. U mentioned their country, show a video of them not knowing what they are doing, not even show the professor name. Is that how u credit people?
In India Bangalore was the first city where plastic road making starts. That engineer doesn't know anything
Original idea from India. Wow.
Building roads may not be the main thing that will save our planet but it is one huge step in the right direction. We build roads every day and recycling plastics would both reduce cost and solve plastic waste. If 100 people work together to reduce plastic waste in such brilliant and innovative ways, the world will change for the better.
I'd like to see the science behind it, how much energy does it take to produce and what waste emissions does it create. How does a partly plastic road compare to a conventional one given that bitumen is itself a waste product from the oil industry. I don't see how something which lacks the hardness of aggregate or the flexibility, durability and re-usability of bitumen can make a better cheaper or more environmentally friendly road.
According to the video, the plastic pellets are used to replace a portion of the bitumen only, the aggregate mix does not appear to be changed. (at 2:07) Lowering the overall demand for bitumen would likely cause more bitumen to be converted to diluted bitumen (dilbit) and used as fuel in applications where bunker fuel is being used. Alternatively, if the cost of bitumen is driven down, it may simply be used in asphalt in areas of the world where it may have been previously cost prohibitive. (developing countries etc)
Would you rather every one just leave the plastic in the OCEANS?!!!
@@walterorillie565 По вашему лучше производить микро пластик? То есть теперь вы хотите не только иметь пластик в океане но и есть его?
Ummmm, we had started proper construction of plastic roads about one or two years ago in India. It has not become the norm everywhere but quite a few districts do that.
Not one or two years we have this kind of roads in Kerala for at least 6 years. Before road used to break down every year during the rainy season and now It looks like new road even after so many years.
I found a video consisting of roads made by mixing plastic in Himachal Pradesh. That video was uploaded 8 years ago
Bad idea. It can break into microscopic pieces and enter the water supply, harming animals and people. It also wouldn't provide as much traction as asphalt so it would cause more accidents
I dont know about microscopic pieces. But your obsevation about traction is not true. It infact gives good traction. we in India have this kind of road for several years now. I didn't knew that BBC will present it as a new thing
A test has already confirmed that the water we drink already contained microscopic plastic,they tested around 50 bottles and 30 of them are confirmed to have microscopic plastic in it.
So there's already plastic in our water supply
Jou fokken poes
But this idea is still better than bottles in the ocean..
We found that if you keep the ratio of plastic about 100 pounds to 24. Tons that it won’t interfere with traction or pollution issues.
Furthermore, we add the plastic waste to the vehicle first then we load the asphalt on top from the hopper and upon delivery to the paver it all gets mixed up and blended from the action of the components
From the paver.
No extra energy mixing and blending.
Plastic roads would never work in places like Texas where we use concrete for roads because of the drastic temperature changes. It gets and STAYS HOT in the summer here. Like REALLY HOT, during the summer we have a LOT of triple digit days.
once it is turn into road it will produce micro plastic from friction which is even worse.
Same thinking here too, making plastic road is stupid
Won't be stupid if they cover the plastic road entirely with a material that doesn't allow microplastic to escape.
The plastic is melted into the bitumen, they combine and literally there are no more "microplastics".
If this is beside forest, then yeah there is a risk, but if this is in cities and residential area, it will only pollute the houses and cities. Unless you are talking about breathing microplastics? I never heard that before, maybe there is.
Lol kerala has done it 5 years back
BBC haven't heard of plastic roads are being made in India for 5 years.
Yes it is made in india many year before of it
It was first done in Bangalore
www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2016/jun/30/plastic-road-india-tar-plastic-transport-environment-pollution-waste
What is the status of those roads at present? Are they still viable and pretty good?
Poor quality of roads ? Are you kidding me you don't know what a bad road is if you haven't been to Ukrainian and Russia
Да ладно, хорошие у нас дороги... и даже в деревнях. Где хозяйственные люди живут - там всё в порядке.
I wasn't aware road quality was measured on an absolute scale. I'm sure that compares to the jungles of South America, Ukraine's roads are a dream.
All I know is when I go out on my motorcycle, there are so many potholes that going around roundabouts and corners is a real danger.
Mat Broomfield I didn't want to shame anyone with something like "it's such a first world problem" but the first thing I noticed in the U.K. was absolutely amazing road quality comparing to Ukrainian and Russian (even in remote areas). Motorcycle is not dangerous to ride here it's just impossible to ride.
You don't know what poor quality of roads if you have never been to Africa
Maria Kanarchuk---Your subjective experience of poor conditions in another country has no relevance to an experience in the UK.
You said that to look more informed than others. That you supposedly know something others don't.
Already happen in india
Sanju Samson exactly as he said in the video...just smh..at least watch it before commenting. 👎👎
vishu singh he said he went to india and saw people burning plastic on roads to fix potholes
vishu singh but he’s saying he already mentioned the fact that india is already doing this. and you said he said something different
+xo28
He lied to give himself credit for the hard work of those scientists, no one burns plastic to fill pot holes in India.
Sanju Samson are u the cricketer sanju samson??
Not just for tarmac roads but building materials like concrete, block, and bricks...I am a fan for the Solar Roads project that marvels beyond the old age of tarmac and concrete road...
I hope this spreads throughout the world, and truly reduce waste
This is almost exactly like an idea I had as a kid! I always wondered why they didn't mix in old tires into the road mix, this would recycle old tires and give the road a bit more flex and help prevent pot holes!
And then a fuel tanker rolls over and sets fire to an entire city.
Prins van Oranje, that's an interesting point, I wonder what the flammability comparison is between conventional asphalt and this product.
Joel Martin I'm wondering about its melt temperature. At what temperature does this combination gets softer? Is it at a higher or lower temperature? If its lower, its going to be a fun summer.
Both tarmac and plastic are some of the most recycled materials in a developed nation. Curious to see if the benefits are true. Otherwise you may as well recycle to plastic for other uses.
Prins van Oranje In INDIA we are already using this technology, for so long time but due to corrupt contractors and builders this technology can't be used fullwww.thebetterindia.com/43685/plastic-waste-in-road-construction-plastic-man-india-prof-vasudevan/
In 2006, the Thiagarajar College of Engineering received the patent for this technology.
Rahul Meena Wait what? So do you use it or not? Because you just gave two contradictory claims.
Prins van Oranje I think you missed the "full[ _y_ ] " before the "http"
Thunderf00t where you at
Jack Miller exactly my thoughts
Plastic mother freaking roadways
It may work in some region but in cold climate it would not work as once the ice forms it will break the asphalt itself. Also, plastic particles will get into environment which causes even more damage.
NYC tried using that some years ago and found that because the plastic does not absorb the oil dripping off some cars it made the roads slick and they had to cut grooves in the roads
That closing comment was pathetic. This seems to be an excellent way to repurpose waste. What the hell does it matter if it doesn't single-handedly save the planet? The planet can take on a multitude of ideas at the same time.
No it's not. Building roads is not a priority, can't be, because that incentivizes more use of cars and therefore pollution... of course recycling is a good idea and using waste for roads it is good but not building roads per se. That was the point you missed.
Yeah, it was at the least unnecessary. It's like, "Oh, no. Our 100-man world-environmental-rescue team is going to be bogged down with this for years!" Or, "But this is going to burn through our limited supply of plastic wastes that could go to something else!" I didn't hear anyone in the video suggest that this be made a top priority.
Roads will be built and repaired no matter what. If anything, they are repaired far too infrequently due to the cost. Would you sooner they be done using recycled plastic or with bitumen which means more oil extraction? Building roads out of plastic does not "encourage" anyone to build more. Nobody is sitting there thinking, "I'm in the mood for a10 million piece of essential infrastructure but I won't bother because it's not green enough". Getting planning permission for highways and even the smallest piece of footpath is extremely demanding and a clear need or benefit has to be demonstrated. This simply enables town planners to do so killing three birds (cost, recycling, construction) with a single stone.
That's exactly how I read it too!
Road building should be a priority, because it allows the establishment of car-free urban spaces. When electric cars become the norm, air pollution won't be an issue.
It will also save millions of water which is used to water cement roads along with reducing crude oil burden on import of oil dependent country like India
This has been talked about for a while. This is definitely something I want to see across Britain. It definitely needs to be on the priority list, to make a start.
I think producing beter roads and repair of existing roads, is a major problem in Africa and even South Africa, which in turn can also address the lack of jobs. The more ways we find to reuse plastic the beter for the environment. First world countries should invest in third world countries and we should all help. The common uneducated, homeless or uneployed person, can be given a life changing opportunity to beter themselves, their circumstances and the environment.
I have started doing my part in this, using less plastic.
When i'm shopping i try to use less plastic bags.
Even sometimes filling up every pocket in my jacket just to not have to get an bag.
Even got so far that i bought myself a few reuseble bags made of fabric that i bring everytime i'm grocery shopping.
Now a days i've even get this far that sometimes i don't have an plastic bag for my garbage! haha.
Try do the same stuff.
It's good for YOU!
Great brother.
But plastic bags are still being made. It's like someone saying, "let's stop the slave labour in china" and buying non chinese goods, sure you dont pay into that system, but it's still happening, you are going to have to get everyone on board with it before it works.
This is much worse than the roads we have now. Because like others have pointed out the plastic would wear off the roads and find there way into the storm drain that leads to the ocean(now we have more plastic in the ocean). not to mention its gong to be impossible to recycle the roads because you cant take take every bit of every different plastic apart. Our roads are almost 100% recyclable. If anything his making the plastic pollution much worse . This is journalism at its finest. Didn't bother at all to think about what they are reporting and just make a click bait title for views. I know the comment section arent scientist but we do have some sort of common sense. Cheaper like how do you go cheaper than crushed up rocks? Literally youll have to send the plastic to a sorting plant. Then get them and melt them into tiny pellets. Rather than just crushed up rocks? You know its bullshit because every single damn inventor idea or invention that says they would revolutionize the world end up costing like 5 times more therefore wasn't feasible.
TheAgentOfDeath ???
Wow you are unbelievably stupid. They are using the plastic to bind the rocks in the road instead of bitumen and not replacing the rocks with the pellets. Plastic acts as a binding agent which keeps the road together.
The roads aren't literally made of plastic, it's just replacing the oil which is used to bind the rocks
The point made by TheAgentOfDeath is correct.... As the the roads wear the plastic dust, a pollutant, gets washed into the oceans. Plastic is being found in more and more unintended places. Just don't look too closely at the clams and mussels, etc, that you may enjoy eating.
And just because you don't understand his comment don't be jerks and call him names, you just end up looking like a sphincter.
@@regs3836 idk but im sure hair, dust, pollen, mites have slipped into your mouth without any problems? Sure, plastic may be, but its not the end of the world. atoms are still part of nature,
What if it's summer and it's hot does the road melts or becomes sticky?
What about all the micro plastic that's going to be released over time? 🤔
Exactly, seems like a bad idea to me.
The plastic is melted into the bitumen, they combine and literally there are no more "microplastics".
@@joebodkin6906 Except when its exposed to weather and people drive on it. It'll break.
@@saltysoysauce954 what about tyiers
@@dezzelraj9974 That's way less plastic than there is asphalt
Each one of us as a member of the world much take part in this issue & MUST share the best way to get rid of plastic waste. Please share all the details so every body can play its part and make the world better place to live.
Road building may not be among the topmost priorities, but putting waste plastic to good and productive use definitely is one of them.
Me and my dad watched this. I'm aiming to be a zero waste home owner in a few years and as good as plastic roads may sound to some, plastic chemicals are still very harmful to the planet.
Plastic gives out chemicals into the food and drink we consume from plastic, it can effect our mood and even our health.
Plastic roads where I admire the thought gone into it I don't see it as durable in summer, slippy in winter and when it rains the chemicals will soak into the ground. Understanding the impact plastics has on us is much more dangerous in smaller animals and without some of those smaller animals we may not exist if we someday break a food chain in an animal.
So do I agree with it. No.
Come on people look back in time?! We reused stuff before we discovered plastic. We would reuse nappies ( cloth) , cloth loo roll we washed and used again. Look at Roman roads for Crist sake there still standing.
My advice, learn from the past and don't be too over engerneerd.
(Don't mock my spelling as I'm autistic, if you have insults please direct them elsewhere).
Plastic roads = micro plastic wearing of roads = more pollution.
Is there an answer? Stop using as much as possible.
At least its better than having millions of tons of plastic
Honestly I think plastic roads are bad idea
How so?
I think plastic roads will produce huge amounts of micro plastic due to abrasion which is the main reason why we consider plastic as harmful.
well Plastic melts under great heat, what if there is a car fire or one of those fuel trucks ignite.
I am from India but I believe it is such a short term solution but will create a havoc in the long run. That is why this hasn't been adopted in the long run as yet. It is only used as a quick fix for damaged roads so that people don't accidentally get stuck in a pothole or sth in rainy season or otherwise so that accidents could be prevented due to faulty old roads.
Imagine the entire globe having plastic roads , businesses will be baited not to stop using plastic, using plastic roads as an excuse. Plus the extent of harm that could be caused due to thick layers of plastic on ground. The animals beneath the ground couldn't breathe or dig and will be killed. Even if u dig an abandoned land after thousands of years, u will only find non biodegradable plastic components intact and buried by layers of soil accumulating on top. The constructions are only increasing to accommodate or relocate humans and its ever increasing population.
Wow this is so great: solving the garbage problem and making longer lasting roads. We need better laws to encourage such innovations.
The republicans will never go for this unless they can make billions on it. They will block it everyway they can!!!
This'll generate a lot of more micro-plastic, an even bigger problem.
So he stole the idea yea give them there credit and money dawg
12on12off - He took inspiration and put the effort to make it work and make it happen.
India reverse engineering steals Western things everyday now you cry about some people stealing your ideas,
You invented plastic roads to hose off your 💩
@@isabellasilverio465 I'll give him that but, DONT try to sell us a BULLSHIT story! IF he has a Patent of "PROCESS" so be it. Otherwise he has come up with...NOTHING other than what he places his name on after Stealing!
Dude is Bullocks!
@@isabellasilverio465 I'll give him that but, DONT try to sell us a BULLSHIT story! IF he has a Patent of "PROCESS" so be it. Otherwise he has come up with...NOTHING other than what he places his name on after Stealing!
Dude is Bullocks!
Stop using oil in roads : still have some bitumen (oil) in roads and platics (made from oil) ... we're still dependant from oil, just in a different way. Save the planet they say...
My only concern is toxic fumes during excessive heat exposure similiar to the dillema with astro turf fields derived from tire rubber. Love the idea
Yes!!!!! Been waiting for this. Such an amazing use for all the plastics we use!
well done!
🤔 *Cheaper, recycles waste, longer lasting... What's not to love!?* 🛣👍
Don't believe experts have been consulted quite enough in producing this story. I dismiss it as possibly not factually accurate due to the smut this channel produces in other areas of journalism.
It is already used in parts of India.
we need more guys like him
Fantastic idea why hasn’t this spread?
Great genius idea 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Ignez Maciel It isn't. There are a lot of problems with plastic roads, like falling apart or melting due to frictionand high temperatures. If it falls apart, you get microplastics which are extremely hard to clean up. Also, it's weird that he wants to save the world but keeps his recipe secret. If I had a genuine recipe I'd share it.
why share when you are saying there is problem with his idea.
This idea come in India already a decade ago 😅😉 and still in used for road making in some parts
"Start up" =/= test for "longer-lasting"
I like that we are thinking of solutions, but something I learnt as a child is that heating plastics causes toxic gases to be released at a high enough temperature...such as in heating asphalt. This works for cold climates better than hot I would assume.
Sir you are a hero in today's plastic polluted world
This idea was invented by an Indian, not you sir. Please stop taking credit for something you didn't invent.
Yes it is, for the time being. Until all of mankind drives electric motorcraft, fossil fuel engines require pristine roads to acquire the best fuel per mile consumption. Poor roads cause mechanical damage as well as physical damage to freight and the human body.
wasn't this already debunked?
Oh I see, similar products different outcomes.
Und9rCr0ft This is different
+Stare Kotley
^^^^
In Colombia they use plastic to build houses. For roofing, framing, walls, floors, siding. Now THAT'S putting it into permanent use while using a LOT of it!
The answer to the final question should be no. The extirpation of disposable plastics should be our main focus, but I applaud the ingenuity of these folks trying to clean up some of the plastics we've already disposed.
these idea are first adopted Jamshedpur India and these video are new but you can search Jamshedpur plastic road concept and chequnking the date of uploading video you can find out who are firstly made plastic road.so don't fool people.
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
@@exismys
Yeah, cover the road with a material that doesn't allow microplastic to pass, boom problem solved.
Actually.. Indian made first plastic rode..
*road
He is a bloody thief he is not inspired,he just stole this technology from India.we indians are really so innocents that we believe in sharing.Is BBC kidding ,this technology is invented in India and being patented in 2002 and india has constructed 100k kilometres of roads.
Bianca Evans Does it matter? I understood it, why cant you?
Good work for social walfare
The mixture he uses was way before used by the armed forces engineering college ,india to make stable roads and that was built around 10 years back and still is being used
Says that roads are made of oil.
Then says that we should use plastic.
Not realising that plastic is made out of oil..
Copycats white ppl.. why didn't he tell that it was invented by Indian professor of chemistry in South India madurai, already this patent filed by India and talking about ingredients in which ratio plastic should be mixed have been invented
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
Its a great invention and all, but there are so many cool inventions to help the planet, but people won't seem to care. So I don't think plastic roads will be mainstream, anytime soon at least. On top of that, he doesn't want to tell the recipe of the roads, which is making it harder for it to be mainstream.
Kook, Tae, Chim, RapMon Hobi, Suga, Jinnie yeah and what about microplastic and plastic dust separated from the road? These will mix with water and go floating around oceans, rivers and more animals will be dying because of it. It will worsen the condition. What a great invention?
Leading engineer doesn't want to tell the world what is in the road mix that is supposedly better than regular asphalt? Doesn't sound shady at all. If you're truly focused on saving the planet I wouldn't think you'd care that much about capitalistic junk like mass-profit
BlueBerryKing not only that, it's simmering you do when you apply for a patent. so basically, he just said that they don't want to tell anyone, not even the patent office. good luck when someone else figures out what the ingredients are. that is, if it's really any better than normal asphalt. which, honestly, I doubt. he just wants to get rich off the idea and take advantage of everyone wanting to help the planet.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I will pass the voice. This is amazing. Thank you.
This could help us all. But we should also create convenient plastic alternatives in restaurants and grocery stores. An don’t say “paper bags” because they are highly inconvenient.
This guy seems like a conman
Not sharing the recipe, and claiming to have invented something that already exists.
Quilt eco scam
*When the roads get burn by fire* 🔥 , so that's the Armageddon ( _the end of the world_ ) 😂😂..
Then we'll have plastic air, that we confused where's the plastic will go after...
Bitumen is already a waste byproduct of refining crude oil.
Plastic is extremally weak to scratches, while bitumen can take much more beating.
This is a great initiative but this system is ideal for countries like UK but not in INDIA as temperature in India in summers may soar Upto 50°c which may melt the plastic in road resulting in damage of roads as well as vehicles
Yes it definitely is a answer to the plastic problem it's definitely definitely yes
So you did absolutely no research? Got it lol.
this will be a solution to reduce the plastic waste in the world
The First Plastic Roads are made 5 years Ago in India ..............
it really works and is very good, we use that now for more than 15 years particularly indoor
I love the idea of recycling all plastic waste, but will the process of manufacturing the material for the ”plastic roads” cause more problems, such as co2 emissions and etc?
COOL ADD IN RECYCLED TIRES AND REPLACE THE ROCKS WITH GLASS AND IT WILL BE INSANE CHEAP, AND BETTER