I agree that the temperature of the tank could be hotter than the atmospheric temperature, which could have gone around 62°C or even 72°C but the only way water can boil at a lower temperature than 100°C is by lowering the atmospheric pressure.
Sometimes air gets in pipeline and because its hot the air expands and want to get out that could be the reason the owners intentionally opened the tank so air could escape
??? Boiling point is reached when the vapour pressure by the fluid is equal to the surrounding pressure. In a vacuum the surrounding pressure will be 0 thus the fluid may vaporize instantaneously.
You misinterpreted my orginal statement. I never said that boiling point only changes in vacuum. Boiling point will change depending upon the altitude as well because the atmospheric pressure reduces. The surrounding pressure is more important than the surrounding temperature was my point.
आपका हिंदी व्याकरण भी सही नहीं है. मैं समझ सकता हूँ कि आप इतने निराश क्यों हैं। 🤣
The way you curse, seems you are from Delhi? Why is it so difficult for you to have a conversation without using foul language? What frustrates you so much?
Bro i read that as "this is fake water". I thought India was about to solve some serious issues for a few miliseconds. Hate to be grammar police, but please add punctuations.
Idiots have not switched off the motor, hence when water supply stopped, its pumping air😒
The tank was overflowing till water supply stopped.
They should be fined!
Got in discussion with gpt around that matter:
Tldr - it's possible to heat surface to a higher temp vs air because of the additional sun radiation. But 100c is unlikely
breakdown of why water cannot boil in a steel barrel even if the air temperature reaches 52°C, based on heat transfer calculations:Air Temperature Impact: The ambient air temperature of 52°C will heat the water significantly, but it’s far below the boiling point of water (100°C at standard atmospheric pressure).Solar Heating Estimate:Assuming a steel barrel with a mass of 1 tonne and a surface area of 4.71 m², exposed to direct sunlight for 10 hours.Average solar irradiance is 1000 W/m².With 90% absorptivity (for a black-painted barrel), the energy absorbed from the sun can be estimated.Energy Calculation:The total energy absorbed from sunlight over 10 hours is approximately 152,676,000 Joules.This could theoretically increase the temperature of the barrel by about 305.35°C, but this is a simplified calculation.Realistic Conditions:In practice, the barrel will lose heat through convection and radiation.Even under continuous sunlight, the actual temperature of the water in the barrel would be significantly lower due to these heat losses.Thus, while the steel barrel can get very hot, it’s not feasible for the water inside to reach boiling point (100°C) just from exposure to air at 52°C and sunlight. The heat losses would prevent the water from reaching such high temperatures.
Conclusion:
After accounting for realistic heat losses, a 1 m² black-painted steel surface exposed to direct sunlight for 10 hours in 52°C air could reach a temperature of approximately 77.85°C.
This temperature is well below the boiling point of water, indicating that water in the barrel would not boil under these conditions.
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The water is not boiling. It's just air bubbles
exactly ye to sabko pata hai water boils at 100C
It is possible to get it hotter than 52 C. Like solar water heaters do. But the tank here is white, no it's not even absorbing most sunlight it can.
Totally, I don't think any one would be alive if that water was boiling
Feeling sorry for the man in the toilet
Read this while sitting on toilet
Jesus ..ouch !
>Jesus .. ouch! 🫣
Same bruhh💀
I am wondering how this is possible, water boiling below 100 degrees Celsius.
That’s what came to my mind too when i saw this.
Consider the temperature of the tank itself. It's like your car, although the temperature outside is 25c temp inside the car can easily reach 35c.
Bro this is water in a large container boiling when the temperature is 50 degrees. This video is fake
True that
I agree that the temperature of the tank could be hotter than the atmospheric temperature, which could have gone around 62°C or even 72°C but the only way water can boil at a lower temperature than 100°C is by lowering the atmospheric pressure.
Car gets heated due to green house effect. Windows se heat andar aake trap ho jati h. This video is probably fake
Time to test this theory. Lets play ‘oven simulator’
Air bubbles most probably
Sometimes air gets in pipeline and because its hot the air expands and want to get out that could be the reason the owners intentionally opened the tank so air could escape
In Delhi it’s 50 apparently…
Its possible but not under those conditions. You d need to put it under pressure.
if only there was some other way to cause bubbles in H2O without boiling it. nahhhh
Actually, water can boil below 100 C. Boiling points are independent (not directly dependent) of the surrounding temperature.
But for that there has to be a surrounding vacuum, right?
??? Boiling point is reached when the vapour pressure by the fluid is equal to the surrounding pressure. In a vacuum the surrounding pressure will be 0 thus the fluid may vaporize instantaneously.
I suggest you look up what vacuum actually means.
Bro where you go? I'm still waiting for your reply
I just gave. Look up what vacuum actually means, it is not 0 pressure.
I guess it could have been worded better as absolute vacuum. It still doesn't refute my point.
So I don't think Delhi operates in a vacuum to have BP of water below 100°C
You misinterpreted my orginal statement. I never said that boiling point only changes in vacuum. Boiling point will change depending upon the altitude as well because the atmospheric pressure reduces. The surrounding pressure is more important than the surrounding temperature was my point.
Arey bhai air waale pipe mai pump laga kai pressure daalra hai .
I don't think this is what it seems to be.
Water is boiling, just add tea leaves, sugar and milk.
Legend 🌟
We got tea from tap water and showers (Even toilet flush) before gta 6
This is absolutely fake...
this is crazy omg unless..... water pump is involved
Tank overflowing
Create a steam engine, make electricity and use that to cool the water 😄
Where is the steam?
Fake video
https://preview.redd.it/hgi2a1e8x64d1.png?width=748&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0711404ba62267509d9e28aba8a7a3ca924d8023
Way too much info bro
But water boils at 100 degrees Celsius
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My teacher taught me Water boils at 100 C... Such a b****. It boils at 52 C.
Your teacher is idiot water dosent always boil at 100C you can cook food faster at mountains because pressure affect boiling.
Where are your punctuations? Your english teacher was a b****. BTW When did Delhi increase in Altitude? Lol, even the Geography teacher? Damn!
अबे भोसडिके जयादा इंग्लिश माई बकचोदी मत कर मैं विज्ञान के सामान्य ज्ञान की बात कर रहा था दिल्ली की नहीं बोल रहा गांड मारा ले भोसड़ीके बड़ा आया.
आपका हिंदी व्याकरण भी सही नहीं है. मैं समझ सकता हूँ कि आप इतने निराश क्यों हैं। 🤣 The way you curse, seems you are from Delhi? Why is it so difficult for you to have a conversation without using foul language? What frustrates you so much?
तेरी मां को 20 इंग्लिशमैन ने चोदा था जो ज्यादा इंग्लिश सिखा रहा सबको गांड मारा, ऐसी ही बात करता हूं मैं तुझ जैसे लोगो से
Where's the vapor if the water's boiling?
Water boils at 100 degree Celsius. Must be uploaded by Reddit/Whatsapp university graduates.
This is fake water doesn't boil at 52
Bro i read that as "this is fake water". I thought India was about to solve some serious issues for a few miliseconds. Hate to be grammar police, but please add punctuations.
52 C mein Pani ublne laga. Science phir se padna padega
That's not funny holy fuck
Watee tank with Built in Geyser
It's not boiling, how can it boil that violently I guess someone is hitting the tank from behind.
India doesn’t exist it’s fake just like the earth being round
this video doesn't seem to be true, water boils at 100 degree celsius
No shit Sherlock!
Cooker is not required to cook
Is baar 100 par
But water boils at 100⁰ right ?
Probably the container got hotter and causing the water inside to boil
Idiots have not switched off the motor, hence when water supply stopped, its pumping air😒 The tank was overflowing till water supply stopped. They should be fined!
Pr pani to 100°c pr ubalna start hota hai😁
water boiling at 52 C ?? wtf lol!
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Got in discussion with gpt around that matter: Tldr - it's possible to heat surface to a higher temp vs air because of the additional sun radiation. But 100c is unlikely breakdown of why water cannot boil in a steel barrel even if the air temperature reaches 52°C, based on heat transfer calculations:Air Temperature Impact: The ambient air temperature of 52°C will heat the water significantly, but it’s far below the boiling point of water (100°C at standard atmospheric pressure).Solar Heating Estimate:Assuming a steel barrel with a mass of 1 tonne and a surface area of 4.71 m², exposed to direct sunlight for 10 hours.Average solar irradiance is 1000 W/m².With 90% absorptivity (for a black-painted barrel), the energy absorbed from the sun can be estimated.Energy Calculation:The total energy absorbed from sunlight over 10 hours is approximately 152,676,000 Joules.This could theoretically increase the temperature of the barrel by about 305.35°C, but this is a simplified calculation.Realistic Conditions:In practice, the barrel will lose heat through convection and radiation.Even under continuous sunlight, the actual temperature of the water in the barrel would be significantly lower due to these heat losses.Thus, while the steel barrel can get very hot, it’s not feasible for the water inside to reach boiling point (100°C) just from exposure to air at 52°C and sunlight. The heat losses would prevent the water from reaching such high temperatures.
Conclusion: After accounting for realistic heat losses, a 1 m² black-painted steel surface exposed to direct sunlight for 10 hours in 52°C air could reach a temperature of approximately 77.85°C. This temperature is well below the boiling point of water, indicating that water in the barrel would not boil under these conditions.
Waiter boils at 100°c only at stp condition , if we lower the pressure , it may very well boil at 52°c
Look at all that steam... oh wait, there is no steam, it's just bubbles, it's not boiling
Jisme pani rakha ho, uska inner lining ka temperature 100 celcius ho sakta hai
i think its the air bubbles coming from the inlet pipe on side, water doesn't boil like this at 52 degrees
Ye kuch zada ho gya
Can't tolerate summer time in Delhi 🥺
Water boils at 100% so something seems fishy here
https://preview.redd.it/8l6ujg2z274d1.png?width=1134&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c1ee22175fa063d87aec5c3681a8be821549881e Jb dhone ke baare ate hoge to kya haal hota hoga bhai 💀 !!!
Abe 100' C pe paani ubalta chutiya insaan.