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		MEMBERS DISCUSSION AREA => General Discussion => Topic started by: hb_hound on December 02, 2011, 08:02:59 PM
		
			
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				You might want to think twice before carrying/storing an acetylene tank in your vehicle.
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  http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=291529 (http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=291529)
			 
			
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				Oh yeah..I used to haul hundreds at a time along with every kind of other compressed cylinders over the Southwest and saw the aftermath of a turned over trailer and location some cylinders hundreds if not thousands of feet away...bottled rockets are the only description I could use!
Aweco Gas Supply Phx. Az.
			 
			
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				Holy crap!
From the phone
			 
			
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				No sign of fire?   Just rapid expansion?
Could CO2 do that?
			 
			
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				The only death I came across was when a welder using his stick welder hit the side of a full sized full K cylinder of oxygen...the bottle split from that weakened point and allowed the unit to explode..not sure but I think it's about 2k of pressure per sq. inch...needless to say it blew the skin off his exposed skin leaving a skeletal exposure!  
			
 
			
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				I just threw up lol!! That's crazy 
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No sign of fire?   Just rapid expansion?
Could CO2 do that?
Oh yeah..the facial area skin is thin and that kind of pressure is incredible!
			 
			
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				You can see results on you tube by typing in ..results of oxygen cylinder explosions.
			 
			
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				Now you see what a K or a T cylinder might do! X a couple hundred at a time!