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I turned water container into a working pressure tank!

🙂 The goal of this video is to-give the viewers a new idea and to showcase the capacity of an ordinary water-container how it perfectly handle a pressure up to 50psi or more (30psi recommended for safety) with a gag as my-main goal. I don't showcase here how the engineering behind a bladder-tank works. No deep details and information was shown through-out the video because its just for fun. But here in the-description I will explain all the FAQs. 🙂 ============================================================= ⚠️⚠️⚠️ DIS-CLAIMER: DO IT AT YOUR OWN-RISK. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ ============================================================= This is only a video-evidence, (not a DIY) of my-successful experiment in transforming a regular 5gallons water-container (round) into a substitute pressure-tank that can hold a standard-household water pressure of 40-60 psi! ============================================================= This set-up was tricky. At first glanced you can-say its not a real deal. But if you look closely and understand everything, you will find it amazing. You can see this thing does not-have air inlet (schrader valve) like a normal bladder-tank. But remember that the-tank used in this project was plastic. It has an elasticity (like rubber) unlike metals. That acts as 2 in 1, a bladder, and a-tank. The orientation of the pump and the-tank was carefully planned to ensure a good working outcome. I placed the-tank above the pump so that the air will remain in-tank while being compressed. I compressed the air by closing the water out-let. And allowing the pump with water to run while the-tank is empty (nothing but air). As the pressure rises to 50psi the-tank begun to compressed the trapped air in-side and making the tank's top bulged. You can see the water increases to the-tank making it 60% water and 40% compressed air at 50psi. As the pump turn's off at 50psi, you-have 3-5mins (depends on how you conserve the flow of pressure) to drop the gauge to 30psi where the pump starts-working again. As the pressure drop to 30psi, the-tank will be less-stressed making it 40% water and 60% uncompressed air. The pump will work about 1 min to fill the 50psi or-less if you have-a bigger pump. And now the cycle is complete. And there you go I hope that's clarify all your questions. Thank you for watching! ================================================================= I don't en-courage you to remake this process for safety precaution. Dealing-with pressure is-dangerous specially above 30 psi. However if you still wanted to try, keep the pressure below 30psi for your safety and also to prolong your materials lifespan. ================================================================= ⮞Subscribe to my-channel for more videos!⮜    / @keytochannel   #BuildATank #DiyPressureTank #PressureTank