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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: dutch508 on October 28, 2011, 10:32:05 AM
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nadinbrzezinski (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-21-11 05:46 PM
Response to Reply #8
10. It should have
but not for the they fell it crowd, but this water and aluminum creating a boom is a somewhat uncommon industrial accident.
It should for design parameters...
Oh and aluminum has a fairly low melt point. (660 F), and that is easy to achieve with JP5.
Yes, blast analysist expert must be added to resume.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=125x322644
nadinbrzezinski (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-21-11 05:40 PM
Response to Reply #4
6. Yep, and the fuel
melted the aluminum and where it goes from there into water.
It still involved a plane...
This is not as far fetched... if you have done any hazmat.
You sill need the plane and the fuel
nadinbrzezinski (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-21-11 05:48 PM
Response to Reply #9
12. Here, on why you use a Class D
when aluminum is involved.
http://www.abc2news.com/dpp/news/region/carroll_county/...
If water and slag mixed... it is a nasty boom
nadinbrzezinski (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-21-11 06:09 PM
Response to Reply #20
22. Oh they are nasty
Edited on Wed Sep-21-11 06:10 PM by nadinbrzezinski
why when you have an aircraft land in an emergency you use foam... and not water.
and a bitchslap:
cherokeeprogressive (1000+ posts) Mon Oct-24-11 12:33 AM
Response to Reply #22
33. Foam is not used to fight Class D (metal) fires. Dry powder is.
Foam is used in aircraft accidents to suppress Class B (flammable liquid) fires. Its purpose is to cool the fire and provide a barrier between the fuel itself and oxygen, thus taking away one of the three legs of the fire triangle which are fuel, oxygen, and heat.
I repeat... foam is not used in aircraft accidents to fight metal (Class D) fires. It is used to form a barrier between oxygen and any flammable liquids (such as Jet A or Avgas) that are normally present in such accidents.
and NADIN is teh gone...
(http://www.movieactors.com/freeseframes-1026/FifthElement148.jpeg)
Nadin discusses metal to unwashed DUmpmonkiez.
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10. It should have but not for the they fell it crowd, but this water and aluminum creating a boom is a somewhat uncommon industrial accident. It should for design parameters...
The Reed-Kellogg automatic sentence diagrammer was unable to parse this. How is nadin able to function in a human society without using verbs?
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nadinbrzezinski (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-21-11 05:46 PM
Response to Reply #8
Oh and aluminum has a fairly low melt point. (660 F), and that is easy to achieve with JP5.
She has her Cs and Fs confused.
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yep:
Nadin's Google Results for Melting Point of Aluminum (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=melting+point+of+aluminum&oq=melting+point+of+aluminum&aq=f&aqi=&aql=1&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=31l3422l0l3641l25l12l0l0l0l0l375l1297l2-1.3l4l0&surl=1)
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She has her Cs and Fs confused.
Yes she does.
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She has her Cs and Fs confused.
Even a dumb farm boy (who had to worry about melting pistons on a tractor pulling track) knows what aluminum doesn`t like for temps.
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I can't believe we have someone with such a broad range of experience. The woman must be 80 years old to do all the things she's done.
Cindie
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*facepalm*
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Nads, ever hear of Alclad?
What are the two most common Al alloys used in a/c construction?
Use the google-fu, and get back to me.
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nadinbrzezinski (1000+ posts) Wed Sep-21-11 05:46 PM
Response to Reply #8
10. It should have
but not for the they fell it crowd, but this water and aluminum creating a boom is a somewhat uncommon industrial accident.
It should for design parameters...
Oh and aluminum has a fairly low melt point. (660 F), and that is easy to achieve with JP5.
I'm pretty sure nutcase nadin wrote this out in Polish and mexican, used a PC program to translate it into Russian, and then another program to translate the Russian into English. Either that, or she's DUmb as an oyster.
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I'm pretty sure nutcase nadin wrote this out in Polish and mexican, used a PC program to translate it into Russian, and then another program to translate the Russian into English. Either that, or she's DUmb as an oyster.
I think Nads went to a Swahili translation before translating it into Russian.
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I'm pretty sure nutcase nadin wrote this out in Polish and mexican, used a PC program to translate it into Russian, and then another program to translate the Russian into English. Either that, or she's DUmb as an oyster.
I'd pick Door Number Two on that.
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I keep hearing that "Jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel".
Correct, it doesn't.
BUT, it DOES burn hot enough to WEAKEN steel to the point to cause the WTC collaspe, despite DUmmie experiments with kerosene and chicken wire.
The explosions heard was probably from the concrete exploding from the heat.
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I keep hearing that "Jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel".
Correct, it doesn't.
BUT, it DOES burn hot enough to WEAKEN steel to the point to cause the WTC collaspe, despite DUmmie experiments with kerosene and chicken wire.
The explosions heard was probably from the concrete exploding from the heat.
You're not an expert like nutcase nadin, or you'd call it "JP5".
It's jet fuel on a meta level, and can cause parenteral poisoning.
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I have to give nadin credit. She managed to go from a nobody to top contender for DOTY in less than a year. I guess it was go large or thems house for her.
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She has her Cs and Fs confused.
:lmao: She's teh smartestest Fing C I know.
:whatever:
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You're not an expert like nutcase nadin, or you'd call it "JP5".
It's jet fuel on a meta level, and can cause parenteral poisoning.
I don't know much about jets, just diesels. :-)
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:lmao: She's teh smartestest Fing C I know.
:whatever:
Smooth, Rev. H5!