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Thank you for the video, so interesting to me. Didn't know exactly how this worked, never actually thought about it. Amazing engineering.

These guys are playing Oxygen Not Included but in real life

2:52 Funny it even looks like it was taken out of a fallout

Heat of absorption of CO2 and partial pressure of CO2 with aqueous solutions of MEA has been measured in a reaction calorimeter CPA122 at 40, 80, and 120 oC for 30 wt% MEA solution and at 120 oC for 10 and 70 wt % MEA solutions. Heat of absorption measured in this work is also differential in loading, i.e. CO2 has been added to the reactor in steps. An experimental set-up used by Kim and Svendsen (2007) has been used in this work after a small modification. Experiments show that heat of absorption depends both on loading and temperature, though the temperature dependency is not as high as was reported earlier.

Well isn't that useful? An oxygen monitoring system that takes 2 minutes to get results. Seems like a weak point since it only takes 2 minutes to suffocate

Thanks Destin! Your questions are on point!

According to my command, this is top secret information and this is treason!

Wrong

A subtle meta-analogy there between the oxygen candles and the reactor on the ship. The candles work by producing more oxygen than they consume, and the reactor works by producing more neutrons than it consumes.

That dude is pretty cool, also looks like Dave Grohl. edit: Meant the guy with hat and glasses.

This is Fire 🔥😏 Pun intended

I want to know how they keep the electrolysis electrodes from decomposition !!!!!

It's important to note that for each requirement, there is a power independent method of satisfying the requirement

whoa, i'm learning something new from this channel

16:00 We don't want premature ignition, now - do we?

I expected them using trees

12:44 they are called "Clinkers" because in many industries the waste created if it is semi-solid and porous, it's called 'clinker'. e.g. the cement industry. For example, the ash formed by burning coal in a boiler will deposit 'clinker' ash or a glassy slag on the walls or surfaces of the boiler. Some bricks are also called 'clinker' bricks because of the porous appearance of them.

4:34 and ill just head down here, uh nope nevermind

This series makes me feel like destin is plotting something malicious

This episode is amazing :)

So if I remember correctly... carbon dioxide has 2 oxygen molecules... is there a way to separate the oxygen molecules from the carbon? Thereby creating breathable air from the waste air?

Yes

Given that the problem is too much CO_2, and not enough O_2, I’m surprised the solution doesn’t involve a chemical process that strips the carbon off of the CO_2, completing both the oxygen generation and carbon dioxide scrubbing at the same time.

my house uses reverse osmosis

"you did this in 6th grade science or something like that" Unfortunately, I think we got the "something like that.." part...

Why not store liquid oxygen? Is it more efficient to ''store'' the oxygen in a solid state like the candle?

Yooo Dow was from west Jeff, it’s kinda sick I live there

people that work on submarines are so smart omg

16:15 imagine if the candle just decided to blow up that day

Can that good gas bad gas display detect who has a bad stomach...😂😂

I spent 30+ days on a sub a long time ago and had no idea about the candles......thanks Destin for sharing this whole experience

The animations are extremely helpful for understanding the topic. Thank you for taking the time to make and include them.

Monoethyleneamine lol

Always fun to watch Destin do some chemical engineering

In the Marines, the two states producing the most Marines at MCRD Parris Island were Ohio and Alabama

I appreciate that you did this, and explaining things to us. It’s too cramp for my liking

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Wooden walls in a submarine look like soviet trains

Electrolysis?

re: candles When I was a kid, my dad bought a small oxy-propane torch that produced oxygen the same way that the candles do. The brand name was Solidox. Apparently, they are defunct. The main disadvantage was that you couldn't put the candle out. Once you lit it, you either used the whole thing up or you wasted what ever was left over once your job was done.

This was fascinating, I had always just assumed that they were passive chemical reactions, just the candles (not technically passive but you know what i mean) and the lithium hydroxide

I have a feeling you like subs

My grandfather actually invented this technology. I have the paper patent for it. Pretty surreal to watch this video. I’ve never seen any credit given to him over this invention though.

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Clinker is any industrial metal/rock waste typically formed by smelting, welding, or burning. An onomatopoeia (the sound it makes when you tap it). Basically all it’s good for too. Other examples of onomatopoeia: Ping-Pong, hiccup, splash

Sometimes it AMAZES ME how LITTLE people understand science!! (NUCLEAR POWER) & (ELECTROLYSIS) = (HYDROGEN & OXYGEN)

8:44 I am dying laughing at that one!

A leak is a leak

The movies never quite get this real.

Always a great video

I was laughing so hard when you said blow a candle. I was convinced you are speaking nonsense. That was really cool.

im from ohio...and its hard to understand buckeye boi over here

Ohio?! C'mon it's not THAT bad! Although I may be biased, being here most of my life....

Narrowed down my choices to two, being a ET/FC (on a Sub) or Corpsman as a rate while at MEPS. Safe to say I went with the ladder. But a part of me wishes I chose being on sub for the stories I would be able to tel on deployment.

I look forward to these videos, and respect that other channels come to you when they want credibility. You’re awesome! Keep it up!

Good video, enjoyed it.

I'm more surprised by the multiple floors

Nin. Has entered the chat

They just recycle farts

That's really cool.

I'd love to work on one of those ships tbh.

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8:25 Someone shops at Target.

This is a dope video!crazy to think how you pulled the strings to see all this.

whys he calling a sub a boat?

what about the MEA smell on sailors clothes?

Plan a tree in the submarine, it’ll convert Co2 into Oxygen.

Hey Destin, do you know if they use the hydrogen from the electrolysis for fuel porpuses?

My guess for the pre boiler is that the heat differential is too great under pressure that if they introduced the heavy ema it would take too long to reach pressure/gas state given the size and space allotted to the equipment. Also, listening on the elliptical with my Raycon E55's and they really are great.

Good Vid. It was nice to see the places I have stood many times before once again.

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4:36 "Oh, yeah, not going that way with those weirdos."

Don't get lithium hydroxide wet though...

Hmm. So THAT'S how you make chlorine gas.

Could we use photosynthesis to freshen the air? plants or plankton in pipes or whatever. or some non plant based photo synthesizer panels on walls.

Plz make a trip to the moon and make this type of series!!!

Deadass thought he was holding a Kit Kat bar on the thumbnail lol

Class D fire?!? Holy cow! If that ever happened to our airplanes brakes the fix was to push the whole plane overboard!!

Just put some plants in the submarine smh

If would be funny if this guy was a Chinese spy..best spy ever 😂

Can we talk about that sweater he was wearing, dude he looking rad

I believe the rocket above the map is attempting to relocate to another room. 🤔 Great video and beautiful puppy. 👍

Great video. Thank you.

Was there a movie recently where the sub blew up because someone dropping one of those candles in the flooded water .

The forbidden lean

6.09 thats the look you make when your learning stuff that interests you .

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍 fascinating!! Big respect to all ppl contributing in all this science!!

Mechanically reverse osmosis is not that complicated, but the chemical process for deionization is. *disclaimer, I don’t always know what I’m talking about.🤣

@SmartEveryDay, why do we have those chains barricades around when they're about to light the candles?

Hmm. So THAT'S how you make chlorine gas.

They breath in their farts dumdums. Of course they won't run out of air, submarine people like beans.

Destin is about the most handsome man ever in a blue/white farm hat. Destin in a neon orange beanie makes me...uncomfortable.

I think I always assumed that CO2 scrubbers separated the carbon from the O2 and released the O2 to be used again

Submarines are pretty much the same as being on a space ship. These guys are badass.

Totally fascinating technology. This is the first submarine video of yours I have watched and it is super-cool to see this. I am in awe of how young the vessel's crew are. Mad respect!

@SmarterEveryDay Completely understand that! I know several veterans myself from earlier times, who are greatly wise from their experiences. As an aside note, working in the Oil & Gas and maritime industries; I see a lot of very bright younger people as well. Complete respect and wish all our younger generation possessed this type of knowledge and experience. Our country would be so much better off!

Very smart, and very professional. If I had a business that was hiring, I'd be seeking out veterans.

Air scrubbers are awesome! And air candles?! Great episode👍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The guys on these subs are a special breed. Not a job everyone can do. Hats off

Giving up secrets here. "Dumping Hydrogen" out into the sea can maybe be picked up from an enemy sub using some sort of "sniffer" of it's own.

NIN 15:00 Now I know how they came up with their name.

From a laymen's point of view, his shipmates in the video seem a bit nervous or something else is going on. That is a nuclear submarine, there is a lot of high-tech there. Be careful what you release to our-adversaries.

" I would have killed everybody on the boat and I *DO* want to do that"

Yes spoken like a true submariner.

Hashtag just buy a bunch of plants and keep them on board with you. lol.