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​@@Chien-Tranme quede pensando porque no le pusiste columnas y que usas en el concreto para que sea permeable y no se filtre 🤔 pregunto lo de las columnas porque aunque veo que construyes sobre una placa de concreto los tabiques solo pueden aguantar la presión del agua

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​@@Chien-Tran yes, PLEASE! lol you can build a hydro electric dam on my retirement property as soon as I get it bought. Self sufficiency please! I'll purchase materials help with labor and you can have all rights to video production!

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usually with me its my cat

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I thought the dog was his lunch.

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@@Chien-Tranhe means the dogs, is a joke

​@@user-sk5do9fw7khe knows that lmao

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Takes more than 15 minutes

@@heckingaxle6618it’s actually 14:49, so under 15 minutes. What are you talking about??? /s

@@nicodesmidt4034 it takes more than 15 minutes to build the entire thing. like days because you need to let the concrete set.

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En albañilería también anda justo. En la base debiera haber encastrado la primera hilada y haber hecho 2 contrafuertes donde luego van las rampas de evacuación. ...además el muro debiera haber sido curvo para repartir mejor la presión. En los extremos, no se observa una geología natural fuerte, si no que sigue siendo tierra como el resto. Así mismo los aliviaderos pueden servir también para transformar electricidad, pues pasa agua constantemente a través de ellos. De hecho (en este diseño) las turbinas estarían mejor ubicadas a la salida... La cuestión por tanto es cuánto va a durar... la presa.

I was thinking the same, could run it through a conduit or something. Otherwise this is genius

Let’s say a bit the weakest link when it comes to construction in South East Asia. Not only Vietnam 😊

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An electric train track that makes a loop, one side directly over the dam. Track electrified by the dam!

I see what you did there

damn

Build the dam out of vans and you can just call it Jean Claude...

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its ironic because it's 100% fake... lol....

You should check out the guy who runs a generator with a campfire.

​@@bwdotaclipsIdk it seems like something I could make with some time, patience, and learning. Only thing would be finding a good spot to make it.

​@@uberschnilthegreat22the energy output from such a tiny dam should't produce that much electricity

Probably a steel plate.

Maybe even his wife

Stray dogs

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Yup and she thinks he is cheating

They steal their meat clever lol😅

Yep he gets peace and quiet to get his tasks done!

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@@nathankohonen2924 don’t cut the opening scene 😂 @ 13:05

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Youd need a step up sub station for that, then a step down at the house, to reduce power loss. If a direct 240v line was fed to his house, the resistance would be too high and the turbine would stall

​@MrRedeyedJedi would be best to have a charger running from the turbine to a battery bank and can set the charger to an ideal output to where it doesn't stall the turbine and provides the ideal amount of power. Then you could pull more power from the bank than is going in (for limited time ofc). Say 500w charger feeding a battery bank consistently which wouldn't stall the turbine, but you could still run a 1100w microwave on the other end because of the battery bank without putting that strain on the turbine. Having this feeding into a battery bank instead of directly into the breaker box of a house would be perfection.

@whatta7793 yes, a pick up in the step up sub station, which kicks in when demand is high, delivering power from batteries through inverter. Could have solar panel on roof also to keep batteries live when water or batteries are low from demand.

​@@Chien-Tran I haven't watched the whole video yet, but I watched you to lay every single brick. Then I saw you lay the angled bricks for the angled part, then all of a sudden the angled part is covered. --- What's under the big square angled part? And why didn't you show what's under there?

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some fish prefer deep dark places around man made structures; like full scale dams for example.

Yup a sure way to been seen easier by predators lmfao 😂

On this note, i think a Miniature Fish and Eel Ladder are in order for Full and Modern Best Practice Compliance!

And they will also have a fresh air! :)

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​@@Chien-Tran how many watts are you producing here Chief?

No bad job, you can take more energy using all the water jump.

Ie will this collapses. I think it needs to curve towards upstream to transfer the force of the water into the banks. This is the biggest dam we've seen him build.

I was expecting him to back fill, also I like the leap to most likely adding a sheet of plywood in the front for the ramp

@nicholaslittle2312 not so sure about that. That spillway is also a buttress so alot more support for weight of water then appears. To me the potential fail point is the original bypass pipes (just a cover hammered in too stopper it)

rebar? what rebar?

@@corytheriault2365that or the banks. I could see rainfall and heavy rains eroding the bank quickly if there isn’t vegetation soon.

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Hahaha come back in a week after it has collapsed and see if you feel the same way

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У вас там в Польше физику не преподавали в школе или ты уроки прогуливал?

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Bingo, the lower the turbine the more force from the water above it you have. He could be generating the same amount of power with a dam half this height, or nearly double the power if he would just put the turbine at the very bottom.

Да ну фейк жеж

2kW/h

​@@user-xm7kj3hv6mтут на самом деле большой вопрос, очень уж много спорных моментов. каменщик он отменный, а вот инженер...

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@@Chien-Tran you are a number one!!! Your videos are amazing!!! Greating from Italy Bro💪🏻

@@colin82do they allow pineapple pizza? (Being serious here)

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Personaly i would like to see it colapse

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Little meals before long.

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I dont doubt it, but it probably only generates 220V with absolutely no load. Whats more important is how many watts it can put out

Yeah ok now i watched it all and there's no way that thing's generating enough wattage to run a fan and so many lights lmao

@@Fred_the_1996 congrats on being one of the few who took the time to think

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I can believe it. I can get 100 watts on a bike and this thing sounds way stronger than I am.

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Yes I don’t get this either.

The discharge was the tube that wan’t shut.

@H0Fidelity-rq4ry yeah obviously, that's not the question though. I wonder why it wasn't shown while the turbine was going... unless it's fake. It probably was faked because the discharge rate would drain that little dam too fast, and it would be much much easier to hook everything up to a car battery for 5 minutes of filming, including the turbine in the water, than to actually make it work

IDK. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that he needed a certain height of water to produce the electricity and the output from the generator was underwater by the time he had it? Just guessing, though. :-)

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Great right?

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There isn't any. The motor is spinning the turbine lol.

Answer is we need to look at the design of hydro electric plant, it is similar.

The turbine is at the bottom of the tower, keeping a constant head of water above the turbine gives a constant power output

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Generators are on the high side in a dam.

@@atulbesra822not the ones I have seen www.eia.gov/energyexplained/hydropower/

@@atulbesra822no there not

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По физике в школе трояк был? И тот натянули, чтобы на второй год не оставлять?

@@alexey.kondakov ну я вообще то это саркастически имел ввиду

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Wouldn't really change anything