In this episode on Tekniq, Let us witness the immense hard work and meticulous processes required in producing Black Salt, Unbroken Salt, and Himalayan Salt, followed by the mining of Stone Stoves.
" Traditionally, the salt was transformed from its relatively colourless raw natural forms into the dark coloured commercially sold kala namak through a reductive chemical process that transforms some of the naturally occurring sodium sulfate of the raw salt into pungent hydrogen sulfide and sodium sulfide.[6] This involves firing the raw salts in a kiln or furnace for 24 hours while sealed in a ceramic jar with charcoal along with small quantities of harad seeds, amla, bahera, babul bark, or natron.[5][6] The fired salt melts, the chemical reaction occurs, and the salt is then cooled, stored, and aged prior to sale.[7][3] Kala namak is prepared in this manner in northern India with production concentrated in Hisar district, Haryana.[6] The salt crystals appear black and are usually ground to a fine powder that is purple. " Wikipedia
Подобрал выкинутую лампу светильник из куска розовой соли - видите ли, трещинки пошли(которые я спокойно замыл теплой водой и дал куску высохнуть... Такой тяжелый труд, что бы добыть и превратить в изделие, но люди не ценят. Берегите планету, она у нас одна.
by the looks of it.. they may not be able to afford better shoes. you gotta remember this black salt factory isn't in America. just appreciate the work behind what they do
а кирпичей налепить из глины и печь сложить из кирпича, один раз на 50лет тямы не хватает. Будем делать 100500 штук одноразовых. я в самом начале не понял сто они там сплавляют в горшках?
соль превращалась из ее относительно бесцветной сырой природной формы в темноцветную коммерчески продаваемую кала намак посредством восстановительного химического процесса, который превращает часть встречающегося в природе сульфата натрия в сырой соли в резкий сероводород и сульфид натрия. ] Это предполагает обжиг сырых солей в печи или печи в течение 24 часов, запечатанных в керамической банке с древесным углем
The cameraman must be an expert ,just wanted to tell you that love the footage!!!!the angles are amazing!!!!the work ,great job I was very pleased!!!!,🔴🫢🤫
They are probably happy just to have a job. We live in a wealthy country that is going bankrupt, we may eventually be making black salt ourselves. Count your blessings and LOVE your job.
I agree I guess they are happy and proudly about this job. But I also agree it's pain to see the working conditions they dealing with, from a Europe view. so I really hope they get help, and money to be able to change the work to a healthy way to run the Business. Often the savety gear is unable to pay because the high amount of costs.
D'un point de vue humain et médical, et au vu des commentaires, je suis doublement attristé. S'ils ont la chance de vieillir, la grande majorité des personnes que nous voyons mourront d'insuffisance respiratoire causé par les dépôts de silices au niveau pulmonaire. La silicose ne se guéris pas, ces milliards de microcristaux continuerons de poncer littéralement les muqueuses au fur et à mesure des mouvement du diaphragme, à la manière d'une toile emeri, jusqu'à provoquer la mort de la personne par asphyxie. Tout simplement parce que les membranes pulmonaires seront trop abimées pour être capable d'effectuer les échange gazeux nécessaire. Je me détesterais presque d'écrire ce commentaire depuis un canapé...mais si nous le voulions vraiment, tout cela prendrais fin. Il es temps que les peuples s'unissent contre les puissant de ce monde qui nous écrasent tous autant que nous sommes.
Salutations comrade, but this is not a viable economy due to the relatively low price of the commodity. Still I agree some help should be rendered on humanitarian grounds.
I wouldn't like to be the people that use this salt. That the salt was under many people's feet and was in the dirt. At least I know mine is made in the USA. I will stick to sea salt, good old Morton's
You think this is bad… go watch the guys from these countries work on trucks, welding steel, running heavy equipment like grinders steel lathes etc. with sandals no gloves welding helmets just handheld face shields the accident rates must be outrageous I can’t believe they live past 40 years old.
they fuel it with coal, dried cow poop, and the poop also getting inside the jar along with coal to make it black.... who dares to consume a black poop salt?
What a wasteful, harmful process! The same product can be easily made in clean stainless Steel reactors in a chemical plant without using coal. It is lack of knowledge that Causes such outdated processes to exist
