The process of mass-producing butane gas. A Japanese plant that makes 17 million butane gas annually 

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日本向けなのね

@@齊藤淳-p1w そらこのガスボンベ見たことないやつは鍋やったことないって言えるレベルやな

@@Summitioogo ないですが… そもそもあまり有名ではないかも Iwataniやコン太郎は有名ですが

I had to rewatch a few times lol; truly gorgeous

Едва ли не большая часть промышленности Японии это мелкие предприятия и мастерские, которые даже поставляют комплектующие для авто и прочих концернов.

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The newest piece will be the robotics eye at the final quality control (before the red cap mounting).

@@ДедМазай-т2ш lol I thought the same thing

Hot water specifically. If it can survive hot water, it can survive most conditions.

Stoves like that are only about $20 in the US. The gas comes in a pack of four for 10 to 20 dollars. Very inexpensive

The song is "Winter" by Adrian Berenguer.

Are you joking?

didnt show filing the can. another level, sure with no ear plugs or saftey glasses

They did, the filling was just after 10:30

@@jasona716 thank you, i missed that. the video is poorly explained

I saw that too.

Immediately thought the same thing!

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AMAZING!

Bombe is originally from German, and its meaning changed to gas canisters.

I use it to extract THC and was laughing at the name. But also 👀

They don't fill them all the way lol, you can cut one apart with a can opener and the liquid is gonna be about half to 3/4 full. It's for safety I guess to allow expansion in higher temperatures. They did call it MY BOMBE tho, lmao.

I didn't initially, but yes @10:32 - @10:52 does seem to be isolated. I only caught a glimpse @10:17 (in the distance) of where they enter that section. It looks like concrete walls for protection. Did you see indications of negative pressure, or are you making that assumption so that any leaked gas would be exhausted to the outside? The inspection bath and sniffers are after they leave that section, although any possible leak at that point should be fairly small and isolated to a single can.

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EXCELLENT

@Ithecastic not that much, just an Accuracy of observation.

Из России в Японию поставляется только 9% от всего СПГ. 65% поставляется из Австралии, Малайзии и Катара. 6% поставляется из США.

Where do you see liquid gas? I'm not sure what the red hoses/cables are @10:18, but the bottles were upside down right before that. It is at that stage however that the lid is clamped on, and it doesn't look like enough time to fill, especially through that small a hose if that is what it is. While it doesn't need to be that cold to maintain butane as a liquid (-1C), it would still want to be a refrigerated section isolated from the rest of the factory. My assumption is that the butane was forced in as a gas @10:32, where a half dozen cans at a time spend a couple of seconds to fill. The only liquid I see is @11:16, and I assume that is just water as part of the QA looking for leaks, followed by the sniffers @11:24. I am assuming the steam you see at the start of the liquid is because it is hot (near boiling) to help expand the gas and make leaks more apparent. I am guessing the first part of the bath is covered to retain the heat while the canister warms up, and possibly as worker protection as that stage would be the most likely for a can to rupture.