[TheForge] Spontanious Combustion
Ries Niemi
rniemi at fidalgo.net
Thu Sep 7 20:18:43 EDT 2006
I think it will.
I know that fires in coal bunkers used to be so common as to be
unmentioned.
The Titanic, for example, had a fire in one of its coal bunkers for at
least part of its trip.
I heard from a guy who worked in a big power plant here in the USA
recently that coal bunker fires were a common low level annoyance.
The stuff burns.
ries
On Sep 7, 2006, at 4:53 PM, Bob Ehrenberger wrote:
> There was a fire yesterday at a local factory in it's coal bin. The
> report
> said that they clamed it was spontanious combustion. As I recall this
> subject came up earlier this year when one of the guys was looking at
> storing coal in his shop. And it seemed to be the consensus of the
> group
> that coal would not spontaniously combust. Is my memory wrong or are
> they
> trying to blow smoke up our a** to cover up the real cause of the
> fire.\?
>
> Robert Ehrenberger
> Shelbyville, Mo.
> eforge at centurytel.net
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