ISEC Safety Video & Animation of Ammonia Plant Explosion and Fire Accident at Petrochemical Company
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- On August 4, 2010, a fire and explosion at petrochemical company ammonia plant caused five fatalities and one injury and causing extensive damage to equipment and pipelines.
ISEC investigated about this accident and produces the safety video and animation.
This video has been produced in 2011.
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Can't understand it!
Get rid of the low quality AI narration, it is mispronouncing words so badly that it's difficult to know what it's saying.
That's right. We try to edit this movie again and put the subtitle.
"Leakage"
This has got to be one the scariest places to work at..🥺😬😭
This is what incompetency and inadeguate procedures lead to
Thanks for your comment. It's right.
I had no idea ammonia was such an explosion hazard.
I live in farm country and see the tanks of anhydrous ammonia being drug around every spring.
They used to marked with a placard that said Non Flammable Gas.
Now they get a green diamond marked 1005.
Still nothing to indicate that the contents can cause other materials to explode.
That's right. In fact this explosion occurred by Hydrogen gas. Hydrogen is the process gas in this units.
@@internationalsafetyenginee7147 Thanks for the clarification!
Ammonia is rated JUST below highly explosive. It takes about 16-25% by volume in air and an ignition source of 1,200°F to ignite. Not impossible! But not usually likely, so long as proper safety measure are implemented. I used to be an ammonia refrigeration tech, and at first, it scared me a lot… You get used to it 😬
@@seanmichael8202 🙏🙂
Any person with good sense will not allow his fellow workers to weld on a live pipeline. However this is the reality in process plants.
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