It is, of course, possible, that some yoyo left water in the steel furnace, but let's let them worry about the alternative.
To: Eleutheria5
I love it when things in iran that are not supposed to go boom... go BOOM!
LLS
2 posted on
12/12/2011 4:20:22 AM PST by
LibLieSlayer
("Americans are hungry to feel once again a sense of mission and greatness." Ronaldo Magnus)
To: Eleutheria5
It is not known if the factory has any connection with Iran’s nuclear facilities. I would be surprised if it wasn't connected in some way. Why else were foreign nationals on site?
3 posted on
12/12/2011 4:24:53 AM PST by
SoJoCo
To: Eleutheria5
Cue Sargeant Schultz voice...”there’s a lot of that going arrround now days”
9 posted on
12/12/2011 4:35:05 AM PST by
mitch5501
(My guitar wants to kill your momma!)
To: Eleutheria5
13 posted on
12/12/2011 5:46:38 AM PST by
blueunicorn6
("A crack shot and a good dancer")
To: Eleutheria5
Iran may not yet have discovered the importance of ESD devices......
(Electro-Static Discharge devices prevent the build up of static electricity from creating SPARKS)
14 posted on
12/12/2011 5:47:46 AM PST by
G Larry
("I dream of a day when a man is judged by the content of his Character.")
To: Eleutheria5
They blowed up real good.
19 posted on
12/12/2011 6:38:29 AM PST by
dfwgator
To: Eleutheria5
It does happen...there used to be a great video on YouTube of a charge of scrap steel (that had snow and ice in it from outside storage) being dropped into an electric furnace. The frozen stuff flashed into live steam and exploded very nicely, with lots of molten steel droplets flying, before the charge finished hitting the furnace floor.
Quite a show...but not enough to kill seven people (unless they didn’t have the sense to get off the mill floor during the charge).
24 posted on
12/12/2011 7:40:00 AM PST by
M1903A1
("We shed all that is good and virtuous for that which is shoddy and sleazy... and call it progress")
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