View Full Version : You ok Chris ?
VIDAL BABBOON
30-10-2009, 22:02
Just heard about a monster gas explosion in Merthyr ?
50 houses evacuated by all accounts ?
VIDAL BABBOON
30-10-2009, 22:28
Just had an update it's in abercanaid (sp)
No one hurt
35 people moved to local church for the night !
Main gas line has ruptured !!
I thought it was Chris's Vodka still that had gone up at first :wack:
Lol.
Still no response though:eek:
woodys13
31-10-2009, 17:09
I think he's fine i had a comment on my facebooks tatus off him late last nite :)
I think he's fine i had a comment on my facebooks tatus off him late last nite :)
The comment wasn't "whats that funny smell" was it? :wack:
VIDAL BABBOON
31-10-2009, 19:40
Pmsl
The comment wasn't "whats that funny smell" was it? :wack:
How about "I was no-where near there at the time" ;)
He was last seen with a young lady, a big smile and a packet of matches :D
voodoo_melon
31-10-2009, 21:26
It was "Chris is off to try lighting his farts" :wack:
How about "I was no-where near there at the time" ;)
Nope,not as funny :p
LOL just seen this , I been a busy bunny :D There was a bit of a fire down there but nowt that would wake me :wack:
VIDAL BABBOON
08-11-2009, 20:55
Pmsl
PmslEver noticed the gas tank behind Baverstocks ?
VIDAL BABBOON
08-11-2009, 21:56
Yeah the big bugger?
Ever noticed the gas tank behind Baverstocks ?
I reckon that's good for about 200-400 kilotonnes :nod:
So I just popped that into the nuclear explosion simulator I happen to have lying around :wack: and it's pretty safe to say it would be :wave: Merthyr :wave:
The bits that didn't get melted by the heat would be flattened by the pressure wave. Millions of pounds of improvements could be done ;) Of course, it would also look awesome on highspeed film.
I reckon that's good for about 200-400 kilotonnes :nod:
So I just popped that into the nuclear explosion simulator I happen to have lying around :wack: and it's pretty safe to say it would be :wave: Merthyr :wave:
The bits that didn't get melted by the heat would be flattened by the pressure wave. Millions of pounds of improvements could be done ;) Of course, it would also look awesome on highspeed film.
You don't have a hydrogen one too do you?
I want to see what i can do with 4000 cubic metres of the good ole H2! :D :thumbs:
VIDAL BABBOON
08-11-2009, 22:55
PMSL
Yea lets see what would happen if Paul pushed the wrong button lol
You don't have a hydrogen one too do you?
I want to see what i can do with 4000 cubic metres of the good ole H2! :D :thumbs:
If that's gas, I'm afraid that's only equivalent to about 28 Tonnes of TNT, sorry.
On the other hand, if you're talking about liquified H2, then you're rocking just over 0.6 kilotonnes of TNT :D
VIDAL BABBOON
08-11-2009, 23:03
Oh it's the good stuff mate lol
If that's gas, I'm afraid that's only equivalent to about 28 Tonnes of TNT, sorry.
On the other hand, if you're talking about liquified H2, then you're rocking just over 0.6 kilotonnes of TNT :D
Small fry then :wack:
Its just the gas! :(
But we also have large quantities of So2, CO, CO2 and liquid carbonyl :cool: :thumbs:
Small fry then :wack:
Have you ever seen that much TNT go up? It would definitely wake the neighbours!
Its just the gas! :(
Sorry, H2 is just pretty piddly really.
But we also have large quantities of So2, CO, CO2 and liquid carbonyl :cool: :thumbs:
Dare I ask what on earth for?
Have you got any Chlorine Triflouride? That stuff is cool :D
Have you ever seen that much TNT go up? It would definitely wake the neighbours!
Sorry, H2 is just pretty piddly really.
Dare I ask what on earth for?
Have you got any Chlorine Triflouride? That stuff is cool :D
Lol@piddly :wack:
I work in a Nickel refinery! i am only a lowly operator,so don't get too technical,it'll show me up :D
Not sure if we have Chlorine Triflouride! one of our lab techs made some good pipe bombs years ago with what looked like coated cotten wool! (would that be it?) we blew the mess room door off its hinges! the look of horror on the guys running out was priceless! :wack:
Not sure if we have Chlorine Triflouride!
You would know if you did ;)
It's the sort of thing that chemists avoid :D
You use it to clean things that you can't get into, pretty useful stuff. It has an unfortunate tendency to make things catch fire. Things like metal, wood, rubber, concrete, gravel, sand, water, asbestos and lab technicians ;)
The Nazis tried to use it in world war II to make self-igniting flamethrowers, but failed to make it work properly. Well, actually that's not strictly true I suppose; it did work, but very literally, on account of it making the flamethrowers themselves catch fire rather than what was being sprayed out of them.
one of our lab techs made some good pipe bombs years ago with what looked like coated cotten wool! (would that be it?)
Nope, that would be gun cotton :eek:
Also used in world war II, they used to make it in pretty unique buildings. Take a whole bunch of wire mesh and make it into a shed. Now spray it with a very light fluffy concrete. This is where you make gun cotton, since when it explodes spontaneously all you have to do is use a hose to get rid of the technicians who were working in there at the time, and then spray a fresh load of concrete on the mesh and start again, instead of having to build a whole new building. Yes, that's when not if.
we blew the mess room door off its hinges! the look of horror on the guys running out was priceless! :wack:
I'm not surprised! If you have a lab technician who makes gun cotton as a hobby, you should point them towards John D Clark's work/books, they will be in heaven.
If they're any good, ask them to show you what a hypergolic is, but wear face protection and cover your eyebrows with something that doesn't burn easily. For that matter, try not to be wearing anything that burns easily either. And for goodness sake, don't show Chris (hi Chris ;) )
I reckon that's good for about 200-400 kilotonnes :nod:
So I just popped that into the nuclear explosion simulator I happen to have lying around :wack: and it's pretty safe to say it would be :wave: Merthyr :wave:
The bits that didn't get melted by the heat would be flattened by the pressure wave. Millions of pounds of improvements could be done ;) Of course, it would also look awesome on highspeed film.I don't know how true it is but Iv'e been told it's 75 feet tall at full extension :nod:But the other 2/3rds is underground :eek:
You would know if you did ;)
It's the sort of thing that chemists avoid :D
You use it to clean things that you can't get into, pretty useful stuff. It has an unfortunate tendency to make things catch fire. Things like metal, wood, rubber, concrete, gravel, sand, water, asbestos and lab technicians ;)
The Nazis tried to use it in world war II to make self-igniting flamethrowers, but failed to make it work properly. Well, actually that's not strictly true I suppose; it did work, but very literally, on account of it making the flamethrowers themselves catch fire rather than what was being sprayed out of them.
Nope, that would be gun cotton :eek:
Also used in world war II, they used to make it in pretty unique buildings. Take a whole bunch of wire mesh and make it into a shed. Now spray it with a very light fluffy concrete. This is where you make gun cotton, since when it explodes spontaneously all you have to do is use a hose to get rid of the technicians who were working in there at the time, and then spray a fresh load of concrete on the mesh and start again, instead of having to build a whole new building. Yes, that's when not if.
I'm not surprised! If you have a lab technician who makes gun cotton as a hobby, you should point them towards John D Clark's work/books, they will be in heaven.
If they're any good, ask them to show you what a hypergolic is, but wear face protection and cover your eyebrows with something that doesn't burn easily. For that matter, try not to be wearing anything that burns easily either. And for goodness sake, don't show Chris (hi Chris ;) )
That first stuff sounds nasty!
Sounds like we were lucky with the guncotten then :eek:
I'll pass on that info to the guy when he comes back off the sick!
(you won't believe this,but he gassed himself Monday with liquid carbonyl :smash: ) :thumbs:
VIDAL BABBOON
09-11-2009, 19:00
That first stuff sounds nasty!
Sounds like we were lucky with the guncotten then :eek:
I'll pass on that info to the guy when he comes back off the sick!
(you won't believe this,but he gassed himself Monday with liquid carbonyl :smash: ) :thumbs:
PMSL
He sounds like a right one lol
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