Today we’ll be learning if Jet fuel can melt steel beams

@konekillerking

Жыл бұрын

No it can’t. But it can cause a steel beam to deform, and fail under load. Not specifically referring to the Towers.

@lenardgor

Жыл бұрын

​@@glizzygulper8948 didnt know planes are in the 2 buildings colliding straight down and not just falling over business.

@mattl309

Жыл бұрын

@@lenardgor the roof of a building weighs considerably more the the floors beneath and the energy produced by the collapsing weight will Cary it down. It’s called fucking gravity

@user-rn3rn6nl3h

Жыл бұрын

​@@glizzygulper8948 is amazing an aluminum bird smashed into concrete and steel. Nothing left but rubble. Sure that checks out. The real question..... How did three buildings fall and there were only two planes?

@whoknows9752

Жыл бұрын

@@user-rn3rn6nl3h It got hot enough to melt aluminum, which is what the planes were made of, and when molten aluminum comes into contact with water it explodes. There was water throughout the tower because you can only pump water a certain amount of floors up every time. Tldr; it melted the aluminum and that reacted with the water to explode

it will work a little bit better if you mix it better

@tenhoandersson

Жыл бұрын

yeah, thermite should definitely be uniform in color after mixing

@OMGtheyeti

Жыл бұрын

And not something that blows it all over the place right away.

@NSA-admin

Жыл бұрын

Really needs a bit more coarse aluminum.

@livingglowstick1337

Жыл бұрын

​@@tenhoandersson it didnt last long enough or produce enough light it was not mixed or had a bad ratio thermite burns hotter than the surface of the sun and can melt tungsten

@AngelaScene18

Жыл бұрын

​@Living Glowstick lab made termite burns at 4000 Fahrenheit the sun's surface is 9940.73 Fahrenheit

Many of these turbine blades actually run cooling air through them, allowing them to sustain mechanical properties at high temperature

@Heneling

Жыл бұрын

This blade looks like a stator blade from a jet engine. Possible one used at the rear and hottest bit of the engine. They help reduce turbulence in the exhaust to increase thrust

@NikitasGuitars

Жыл бұрын

They do but they take bleed air from the compressor stage that's something like 1200 F! Imagine being so hot that 1200 degrees would be cooling lol.

@danielfearn6076

Жыл бұрын

@@Heneling wrong on three counts. 1) Stators are the stationary parts in the compressor, the stationary parts in the turbine are called turbine vanes or nozzles. 2) They do not reduce turbulence, they redirect the exhaust gas at the optimum angle onto the turbine blades. 3) This is not to increase thrust, but to improve energy recovery from combustion to the shaft

@theprodegypk

Жыл бұрын

@@Heneling this is definitely part of the rotating assembly, so wouldn’t be a stator. I’m a gas turbine engineer and this looks identical to the stage 1 buckets (turbine blade) that we use in GE units. As others have stated cooling air does help keep these blades cool as there’s a constant high temp flame in contact with the first stage buckets, typically there’s also a TBC (thermal barrier coating, which typically has ceramic properties) that protects the first stage as it’s the hotest part of the turbine (I believe the firing temp of a 7HA is something like 2300 degrees F, can’t recall off the top of my head - not a design engineer so not really something I keep off hand lmao - this include 1st stage nozzles) and shrouds. Other units use different terminology such as Siemens and Mitsubishi, GE is the odd ball from what I’ve heard when it comes to that. The buckets on a gas turbine as also significantly larger than a jet engine, as they’re stationary and sole purpose is typically to generate power or steam. Anywho sorry for the long winded statement just seemed like you may be interested 🙂

@SakuraVyn

Жыл бұрын

​@@NikitasGuitarsit's a blade from the turbine section, it looks like it's a 1st stage wheel.

Put the Thermite in a plant pot, ther pot will contain most of the heat and The hole at the bottom will channel the molten Thermite better onto the part you want to melt.

@mikehutch5921

Жыл бұрын

I had a similar idea with a hole in a coffee can.

@richardhowells5804

Жыл бұрын

@@mikehutch5921 Ceramics are better for heat resistance.

@David_____

Жыл бұрын

Youll be on a watch list soon haha

@Lakefruit

Жыл бұрын

I’ve made thermite and it cracked through the ceramic pots every single time. Decent idea though!

@dr.billybob9262

Жыл бұрын

@@David_____ No federal laws against thermite

KZread just causally allows us to know how to make Thermite 😂

@jorgey4

Жыл бұрын

And left it up for 2 months? Very impressive. And they suspended Brandon Herrera for vaguely explaining to viewers how to make black powder.

@BotulinSpikedMarzipan

Жыл бұрын

I mean, just pure rust and iron shavings, i don't see anything complicated there. Heck, you can even just use aluminium shavings.

@richardhight7616

Жыл бұрын

But casually covers the ratios

@NutSaxs

Жыл бұрын

@@richardhight7616 well with a little bit of calculation it’s very easy to figure out tbh

@PLAYCOREE

Жыл бұрын

Its the most basic version, you could do much worse which would be able to melt through steel half a meter thick

“When you mix fuel, metal oxide, and metal powder in just the right way, it burns at 2000 degrees celcius, hot enough to cut through any barrier known to man. Throw some C4 into the mix, and you’ve got one hell of a combination.”

@banggobang5148

Жыл бұрын

Is Thermite from R6 the one saying this or is it Walter, I can't remember...

@digiguy4

Жыл бұрын

@@banggobang5148 it’s thermite👍

@clalam5241

Жыл бұрын

​@@digiguy4thermite = heisenburg 🤯🤯🤯

@senate2042

Жыл бұрын

Them I'll stick with oxy acetylene at 10,000 degrees with a neutral flame.

@razgrizbird4562

Жыл бұрын

Not really. Since C4 just burns without a secondary detonator, you would just get a bright flash and a large candle.

TIL Thermite is scarily easy to make.

@anotherone4669

Жыл бұрын

Lot of dangerous things are

@BotulinSpikedMarzipan

Жыл бұрын

​@@anotherone4669TATP, Methanol, Ghetto Napalm, Gunpowder, Diesel....

@tannerewing8185

Жыл бұрын

If you really wanted you can use the iron from those magic sketch boards

@notavalible1574

Жыл бұрын

​@@tannerewing8185 you culdnt, first of all, its aluminum in there, not iron, second of all, you would need to rwmove plastic contaminants first.

@notavalible1574

Жыл бұрын

Its much easier just to buy aluminum powder and iron oxide powder, they are both sold as dye pigments.

"How to make thermite but I disguised it as a heat test"

@SZRWGN_Media

Жыл бұрын

I liked, but I wish I could ❤ this lol absolutely perfect

Walter white sitting on his throne of etch a sketch’s : “look what they need to mimic a fraction of my power.”

@jonslg240

Жыл бұрын

*Walter white would give this an F-* He apparently "mixed" that thermite so well, that he unmixed it. Those aren't mixed almost at all, with huge clumps. Even an idiot knows better, so I don't know how this dipshlitt didn't. Especially when he's pretending to be a scientist and using turbine blades as a prop to pretend even harder lmao

@benkile6016

Жыл бұрын

Teehee

Is noone gonna talk about how this man has a jet engine blade just lying around

That actually held up pretty well considering the temperatures

@BotulinSpikedMarzipan

Жыл бұрын

It's like it was made to work in those temperatures

@Seeds-Of-The-Wayside

Жыл бұрын

@@BotulinSpikedMarzipan Thermite is probably 1000 degrees hotter than what that part is rated for, I thought it would do more damage

@BotulinSpikedMarzipan

Жыл бұрын

@@Seeds-Of-The-Wayside with serious cooling maybe, otherwise it's a miracle it didn't Turn into a puddle

For all of you pyro's, replace the aluminum powder for saltpeter

@slappy8941

Жыл бұрын

Do you struggle with prepositions? Shamed by you English?😂😂😂

@marshallferron

Жыл бұрын

​@Slappy What preposition did they misuse? The only thing I would change in their comment is to replace the comma with a colon.

@richardkudrna7503

Жыл бұрын

I think saltpeter burning iron oxide will have less energy than aluminum which burns by robbing the oxygen from the rust. KNO3 can donate oxygen to things, but the iron oxide is already oxidized. So does this even react?

@brrrrrr

Жыл бұрын

​@@slappy8941the way "you" was used in this is the same way as "for all of you people"

@xhaidendsouza7380

Жыл бұрын

@@marshallferron for should be with. Also in other grammar there was an apostrophe for no reason.

Thermite can punch through quite thick up-armored vehicles when mixed correctly and concentrated. It can probably do a lot more damage relatively easily if given the chance

I'm pretty sure these are apart of the air compression section of the engine. They will run at a much lower temperature and be made of a different alloy. I'd be curious to see what the combustion chambers turbine blades would do. I used to work in a factory that manufactured turbine blades for many different systems, mostly gas turbines but we did get normal passenger jet engine orders to.

Turbine blades rely heavily on cooling air passing through them to resist the high temperatures you get in a jet engine. You can see the holes in the bottom for the air to enter, cooling the blade from the inside out. Modern jet engines have combustion temps higher than the melting point of some of their components, but are safe because of the cooling air systems.

@Lockdrew92

Жыл бұрын

This is a compressor turbine blade and is hit directly with the gas straight out of the combustion chamber, there is zero cool air anywhere near this blade

Another neat fact about propellers that I love is that they have a single crystal structure.the entire piece is grown in one crystal.fascinateing

Bro became walter white

I'm doubtful that it melted the blade, most likely it heat stressed an existing flaw within the crystalline structure, causing the piece to fracture off

@Jack-xk2ey

Жыл бұрын

It would have melted the blade if he had used the correct ratio and mixed it well to get a uniform color

@ross3022

Жыл бұрын

@@Jack-xk2ey oh yeah absolutely, but just not like this aha

@NikitasGuitars

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I think maybe "cooling it off" shocked it.

Physics work in weird ways. Under the conditions in an actual jet engine (extreme temperatures, pressures, velocity, etc) the melting point of the turbines goes up. Something that should instantly melt into molten metal stays soundly solid, taking a beating that you wouldn’t think was possible for a piece of metal like that to withstand.

Thermite was the only thing capable of taking out hitler’s rail gun.

@bannerlordtv

Жыл бұрын

mf did you saw that from breaking bad? you can use other shit though

@mrw575

Жыл бұрын

Ok walter white

@downtoearthconstruction7768

Жыл бұрын

@@mrw575 bingo!

@yannickoepcke1568

Жыл бұрын

It wasnt a rail gun... Just a massive artillery cannon

@downtoearthconstruction7768

Жыл бұрын

@@yannickoepcke1568 it was the gustav gun it propelled a 7000 lb projectile built on a railroad

The firework caused the thermite to spread out away from the blade, this makes it difficult for the blade to receive the necessary heat to damage it. Try lighting it with a sparkler instead, it will allow the thermite to stay in the same location and destroy the blade.

Try putting it in an enclosed 4-8 inch pipe with a magnesium strip fuse

@BotulinSpikedMarzipan

Жыл бұрын

Kaboom

@bassfishing71

Жыл бұрын

Atf has entered the chat

@Galaxy-oy4nj

Жыл бұрын

​@@BotulinSpikedMarzipan yes Rico, kaboom.

That escalated quickly

Thermite does release a lot of heat, but there's also a lot of mass hanging around to soak it up.

“If breaking bad has taught me anything it’s that my name is Heisenberg and thermite can melt through 24 inches of steel” “Oh shit”

And definitely got put on a watch list 😂😂😂

You know the kid that was always at the back of the class, killed insects and tortured animals, the one kid that never spoke to anyone? He's that kid.

@ultimopena

Жыл бұрын

You must be projecting or something because he's just a kid really into chemistry. Or what, are you a boring person with no real interests in anything?

A giant purple man with an addiction to a Golden glove with colorful rocks once said: All that for a drop of blood

It probably would’ve survived the higher temps if it was the full piece of it instead of a little fragment of it.

That's pretty neat how well it held up to it tbh. Did that trailing edge melt or was it just embrittled and cracked removing the iron.

Bro casually taught us how to make thermite 💀

Also, a focusing device; basically, a ceramic flowerpot. The ceramic contains the thermite just long enough for it to mostly react, mecl, and focuses most of it thru the central drain hole, into the target.

Both thermite and inconel (one of the most common turbine blades alloy) have similar temperatures. Thermite reaction can reach 2500 celcius, and inconel melts at 2300/2500 celcius. The thing that makes inconel good for blades is that it stays strong even at temps above 1000 degrees celcius. Steel for example gets very soft at this temperature.

Love the content keep it up

Average pyro: "If this amount of combustion is disappointing there can always be more"

"I simply mixed up some thermite" 😂😂

Cool

@firelow

Жыл бұрын

I agree

You should use about 300g for that, also mix it until it’s all one uniform color. Also do it in a 4.33 inch flower pot, fill the pot with sand till about a half inch under the neck line of the pot , and then use your finger in a swirling motion to make a funnel shape in the sand (kind of like an upside down cone shape but not very deep). Then place the blade or whatever it is in the center and pour thermite onto it, and light up(preferably with magnesium ribbon- it’s very cheap.).

@toffee5266

Жыл бұрын

Source- experience conducting terror attacks

@Chonchi999TheG

Жыл бұрын

@@toffee5266 More like experience in research of different types of thermites.

Inconel is a crazy tough material.

Homie out here spilling the beans about making thermite

Didn’t mix well

@satan101101

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I thought

You have a jet on your in your backyard you made the night how many watch lists are you on

@baylog9679

Жыл бұрын

Thermite isn't hard to make or that dangerous in comparison to other exothermic reaction causing things. Also thermite is is 5 parts aluminium to 7 parts iron oxide by weight. If you wanna add some extra pazas to it then mix the aluminum with powdered charcoal first and as some sand and powdered green or blue copper to the rust powder. Also just use sparklers to set it off if you can't find a good source of potassium permanganate and nitroglycerin

@NoSaysJo

Жыл бұрын

​@@baylog9679 touch grass 🤓🤓

@baylog9679

Жыл бұрын

@@NoSaysJo what does that even mean

@Borkuss

Жыл бұрын

​@@NoSaysJo bruh they're just smarter than you + probably touch more grass than you

@NoSaysJo

Жыл бұрын

@@Borkuss lmao that's cute

thats wild Ive seen those blades in the heat treating facility i work in!

If you know breaking bad, you know you can get through anything. ANYTHING with enough thermite

Use a (dry)terracotta pot with a drainage hole to direct the thermite better.

Ngl at first i thought he was a lego employee

So, Reese, from Malcolm in the Middle, became a scientist. That's good

Walter and Jesse that one time they had to get methanol be like:

I actually coat blades like these at work, they get a thermal coating that resists heat

Bro looks like Linus Tech Tips if he did crack.

Ah thanks KZread today I've learnt not only how to make more thermite but also what it can melt.

Planes practically fly with wings that hold engines which are just really tiny wings that spin really fast.

"to make the thermite" I'm listening...

I work in a foundry making turbine blades. That one blade new can cost $2,500-$9,000 and you need several of them. I enjoyed watching you destroy it

"Jesse where is the thermite i made to melt the locks of the storage building where they keep methlymine" "Idk man looks like this guy used it in a stupid experiment"

Something thats missing is the thermal resistant ceramic coating put on the blade first. An electron beam is needed to vaporize ceramic and coat the surface evenly. Its great to see how the blade itself reacts without its protection. Cool test!

🔥🔥🔥WE GETTING OUT OF THE FBI WATCHLIST WITH THIS ONE ☝️🔥🔥🔥

If you fill a small ceramic flower pot with the thermite it will all ignite before the liquid iron falls out the bottom, good way to concentrate all that heat

That's still pretty impressive it held up that well. If it can withstand thermite there's not a whole lot else you could do to melt it

Plane parts and thermite where that sound familiar😂

Now i finally know how to make thermite, Thank You😂

I used to inspect turbine blades and this video gave me flashbacks

Thank you for teaching me to make thermite.

You’d get those from General Electric located in Greenville, SC.

Who knew that a piece of something that endures high temperatures actually survives thermite

Thanks for teaching me how to make thermite.

Jack turned into Walter White

Bros out here making thermite

I love when they mix jets and thermite.

Totally not me misreading the title as “Termite Vs. Jet Engine”

As an A&P who builds jet engines in a shop. I can tell you it will melt it. Yes they use gucci metals and alloys but even in the hottest part the NGV (nozzle guide vanes) right after the combuster the flame never touches the walls or the blades (if everything is running right) it's a giant air pump the flame is contained by said air in a ton or really cool ways even have air running through certain blades/stators.

I just learnt how to make thermite, thanks!

When you mix fuel, metal oxide and metal powder in just the right way, it burns at two-thousand degrees Celsius, hot enough to cut through nearly any barrier known to man. Throw some C4 into the mix -and you've got one hell of a combination.

This is too much on my level. Love it. Keep it up.

Breaking bad music plays

That's incredibly impressive it's mostly intact though, some great materials work there gents.

Bros doing the watchlist speed run

Crazy how easy it seems to make thermite.

Thanks for teaching me how to make thermite

thank you for teaching me how to make thermite.

Thx for teaching me how to make thermite

The word mixed is doing a LOT of work here

Jesse: So that was a fucking lie

This guy is a proper menace. And I don't blame him, if I had that knowledge, I'd do that too.

Thanks for the thermite crafting recipe

That will occasionally happen to blades in the actual engine. We cool them with "cool" air coming from the engine bypass. In reality, this "cool" air is hundreds of degrees, but still cooler than the temperature inside the engine.

Dang I thought the thermite would almost certainly destroy that

POV you only know what thermite is from breaking bad

You casually put a recipe for thermite online

You should look up how the Rail Road does it, they are the pros today that use Thermite a lot in their line of work. The build is simple and helps prevent injury to the user a little.

Nice tip On the USA/MEX border wall you can just coat it in thermite and it gets you through very fast blasting a hole and leaving a big entrance. I seen it before. Lots of places where there are giant holes

man is just casually showing you how to make thermite

Inconel actually melts at a lower temperature than stainless but maintains its mechanical properties until close to its melting point, so the blade is definitely not gonna withstand thermite

They can only endure extreme temperatures when they have a boundary layer of air flowing over them supplied by the engines secondary air flow path. No material can withstand the temperatures of the hot section of a jet engine so they must use a cooling fluid on the surface of the part.

Bro made Mr. White Proud

Dude sounds like budget NileRed.

It's actually not that big melting point difference. But it's quite sturdy at 500-700° C. Also it have fast heat transfer, so heat goes around and it disapeated in cold air in holes

I remember doing fireworks more like grenades when I was little outta of this

"I wanna try this again with way more thermite... And a whole plane this time"🤔🧐

The second short after this was the thermite scene from breaking bad. 😂