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gunfuego
it had the equivalent. its called a rupture disk. basically a metal disk set to rupture when the pressure reaches a certain point. its not a valve but the function is the same.
bishop1029 4 months ago
why didn't the tank have blow off valve that is for the correct pressures?
gunfuego 6 months ago
2:38
fw12345fw 7 months ago
I was at home about 6 miles from T2 when this happened. It rattled my garage door, windows and the dishes in the kitchen. My wife and I knew something happened but we thought it was one of those power plants out there.
KillerBeeKiller 7 months ago
the surveilance video was mind blowing. What a blast
liquid49286 1 year ago
my dad owned this place
KellieWhyIt 1 year ago
home town, i felt the blast from my house on other side of town
owowjohn 2 years ago
Specific Root Cause Analysis should be provide in this video yo make it more usefull.
arseniodeoliveira 2 years ago
Why are the recommendations not directed toward OSHA and EPA and intended to improve the way OSHA and EPA regulate?
drbillcorcoran 2 years ago
Reccomendations to OSHA and EPA were included in past CSB reports on reactive accidents - and have been only partially implemented. See section 7.1 of the T2 Laboratories investigation final report (on the CSB website). I guess CSB thinks their existing guidance on regulation is sufficient.
Unrecognized reactive hazards have repeatedly caused serious accidents (as here). Apparently CSB's reccomendations are an attempt to expose ChemE students to the basics of reactive hazard identification.
hp1741a 2 years ago