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David Lucas
Registrace 15. 02. 2009
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Oil filter recycling by Lucas Lane Inc.
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What should happen to that used oil filter when it comes off your car.
More oil filter recycling by Lucas Lane Inc.
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Have you every wondered what happens to that oil filter that is taken off your car every time you have your oil changed? Here is how Lucas Lane Inc. recycles to reclaim the waste oil and scrap steel to make new products.
Love this kind of thing
Sir please tell me the heating machine name
the company that makes the oven is no longer in business. I do have the plans to build the oven but it is expensive to put in an operation like mine.
@@farmerluke2 my name name is safvan iam a Indian how many cost for this plant please tell me and other details
@@safvankpmrd send your email to LucasLaneInc@gmail.com
This was 12 years ago are they still doing this.
Yep
I would take issue with the statement "this process is 100% environmentally friendly..." as the heat processing must generate not insignificant amounts of particulates, CO2 and noxious oxides. If you scrubbed your chimney emissions then you might be able to make that claim. Nevertheless, you are still making the best of a bad job (that which is done by needing to use machines that use so many oil filters in the first place - ie internal combustion engines) when there is a perfectly acceptable alternative to 90% of them; ie the electric motor. Your work also goes to prove the wonderful old Yorkshire saying "Were tha's mook, tha's brahss" (or without the lame attempt at accurate Yorkshire phonetical pronounciation - "Where there's muck there's brass', 'brass' meaning money, here).
Wow.
Very good process . Hope y'all continue to recycle oil filters and collect the old oil .
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I just located a recycle facility near me. Have 2 Subaru filters, 2 Chevy truck filters to recycle. And a couple freon cans to recycle. Keep usable metal out of landfills yall.
This is amazing! I work at a shop and I know we always save our used filters and send them to a similar facility. Keep up the good work you guys!!!
Asphalt? Shi must be toxic as hell.
cool!
I'm an energy recovery specialist in the recycling industry and I work with used oils and like combustibles. Nice to see where the filters I can't recycle yet are going. Also amusing to see the clueless crybaby tree huggers in your comments section having fake virtue-signaling meltdowns over having their ignorances of reality shattered regarding how recycling actually works. 😁
Where do they get the energy form to heat the oil filters. I hope it’s the waste oil
thanks for more CO2 to our planet
So you don't want a greener more productive planet that is overwhelmingly beneficial to all life? Are you a brain wash ed left ist or something?
Make sure the oil is safely separated so we can mix it in to asphalt and cover 10% of the planet in in.
Tell us fact-finding is not your stong point without telling us fact-finding is not your strong point
great job guys
You can't just burn that waste oil it has elements you don't want to dump into air. Maybe this was adequate 12 years ago.
You are ignorant. Everything is burned from waste oil to dead livestock to garbage I have personally seen and repaired these burners.
You have no clue how things work in reality, do you?
@@asbestosfibers1325 If it wasn't for the ignorance-based fake virtue signaling these people would have no defining qualities at all. 😋
@@tcmtech7515 So much more than you do.
@@miiiikku LOL! No. I actually work in that specific industry. But, feel free to prove me wrong, although, I expect you to deflect endlessly rather than make any valid points whatsoever. 😁
I just deal with my personal vehicles doing all the maintenance on them myself. After an oil change I let the filter drain for like a week then toss it in a hot burning wood stove in the garage. When I get some 5-6 gallons of used oil it goes to the local auto parts store where I believe it gets put back into industry.
simple recycling plan, adapt it to 1/2 x 28, 5/8 x 24, 1/2 x 32, etc.
Why not use centrifuge for oil removal? Works for honey....
Crushing removes 90% of oil. Final 10% is put to use to burn the paint, paper, rubber, and other non steel components of the filter, leaving ash and steel to be recycled as "clean" metal. The oil is still doing work even if it is not 100% removed.
A true CZcams upload
Very impressive approach and technology. Wish your business well.
thats cook
Cool, where's the profit?
In selling metal
You may not realize this but Recycling is rarely profitable and usually a break even industry. Recycling shouldn't be supported because it is profitable but instead because it is the correct thing to do. Otherwise the streets and fields would be littered with garbage reaching levels you can see in 3rd world countries with zero support for collection and "disposal"
@@btwbrand It depends on what is being recycled. Metals recycling is hugely profitable. So is energy recovery. What's not profitable is the fake feel-good BS RE/AE stuff they push down our throats.
Does this company still exist?
It's as easy to highlight the company name and right click to do a google search as it is to ask the question.
Environment comes first. It's what keep you alive, sheltered, and fed.
now this is an ethical business. hats off to ya and a great video too
Now THATS efficient recycling....
Hey...theres my oil filter!! See it??...the red one next to the yellow one with oil on it....
Awesome. This is how it should've been since Day 1.
basically you are just burning waste oil? ok i can do that myself too!
Can synthetic oil be recycled for asphalt use?
It's still oil and can be used to make the asphalt. The "synthetic" part of oil is the fact that the molecules of oil are almost all the same size. In conventional (regular) oil the particles are small medium, big, huge, etc so it doesn't last as long because the smallest and largest oil molecules break and fracture creating contamination. It's all oil no matter the size.
Yes, I tall burns the same in their systems.
well if autozone and such would take in oil filters.. id turn them in like i do my oil but they dont so i just toss em after they drain for a few days in my pan
Very impressive, still, what about the pepper (filter) inside the metal?
They put the crushed filters in a 1700degree furnace. The paper ( filter) inside burns into ash.
@@btwbrand very obvious, although, I didn't think on that
Amazing!
Could someone please shed a bit of light on how does this video have so many dislikes? Is it because of a bit of misleading _heat vapor_ (which is a bit of nothing-burger tbh)? Or am I missing something else?
you can see the dislikes?
@@buckadillafilms Yes some of us don't simply stop using likes and dislikes because google covered them with a piece of cloth. It has 1.4K dislikes. Did you know windows 10 and 11 are simply windows 7 with a different look. Every menu, setting, screen, and option on 7 is still under there, they just hid them under a new look and added a little support for newer items that could have been enabled in windows 7. Made the whole world buy the same operating system all over again. They just put a bad coat of paint on it.
@@btwbrand Do you have any tips on how to uncover the dislikes?
@@buckadillafilms Theres an add-on app of sorts that does that.
Its from the brainwashed tree huggers finding out how reality actually works. They really don't like their little safe space bubbles getting popped.
Awesome! Now if you were to capture that heat going up the chimney would be awesome.
It's been 12 years, they probably do now.
This is mad interesting
This was a great watch. Cheers.
по хорошему дробить надо и отделять от бумаги!
Do they just burn the filter materia? And rubber ring?
Yes, they burn it. It turns into "AIR" and ash.
Thank you
So you burn 10% of the oils plus the rubbers ?? With the amount of fuels you use to pick up deliver separate and burn the 10% I'll bet it negates any benefit to the environment
Well on one hand.. they are cleaning steel to be melted down and used to make new items, collecting oil waste to be used in road production, and are providing a service and jobs. What environmental benefit would it be to take the mountains of oil filters they didn't process and place them in the ground in a landfill or throw them out back in a pile like they did till the EPA was organized? Do an experiment. Take all your used oil filters and throw them in your front yard, and leave them there. Make it a long term project and see if you can document the benefits.
Good thing CO2 is actually good for the planet and all life.
Awesome job guys.. Hopefully in these days, you have further developed your technique and can reduce your own expenses.. which means more oil recovered
Fascinating & Fantastic in equal measures I hope your company is going stronger than ever.
I thought the filter in the foreground was an energy drink at first and I was wondering why Caterpillar makes an energy drink and then I read the title
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I dont understand why your country does not recycle them... its just logical and easy. Could have been done für centuries allready
This is literally recycling.. This entire video is recycling. This is how it's done. You take used items and break them down to be reused. Recycling is not a service in the USA it is a profiteering endeavor. If money can't be made recycling then that item does not get recycled. If it was a subsidized service then everything would be recycled as it is in several other countries.
@@btwbrand You do know those countries lie badly about what they are doing, right? The only liars bigger than the greedy corporatists are the socialist/communist/marxist types.
I wonder if they're still in business in 2023!?
ever tried a google search on a question you have.