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glynnenstein posted:Always make sure you have a blue steam safety bucket on hand when you remove a cap from a line under pressure! I hate this so much.
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glynnenstein posted:Always make sure you have a blue steam safety bucket on hand when you remove a cap from a line under pressure! Remake of Steambath with Morty playing God is coming along nicely. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290986/
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glynnenstein posted:Always make sure you have a blue steam safety bucket on hand when you remove a cap from a line under pressure! This bothered me to the point I got a little queasy. Thank God he didn't flash broil his hands.
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Don't be a pansy, it's only low pressure steam. That's only what, 121c/250F
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From the imgur description:quote:Bucket was an attempt to contain the steam without getting scolded It may have stopped him from getting scalded, but I don’t think it would stop him from getting scolded.
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WorldsStongestNerd posted:This bothered me to the point I got a little queasy. Or his feet 
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manager sucking up to the CEO all like "it's cool, i'll make them stay on unpaid after their shift ends to make sure they clean up all the spilled steam, i think it'll be safe to reuse."
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:manager sucking up to the CEO all like "it's cool, i'll make them stay on unpaid after their shift ends to make sure they clean up all the spilled steam, i think it'll be safe to reuse." It’s not a steam accident, it’s an improvised atmospherically cooled condenser!
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glynnenstein posted:Always make sure you have a blue steam safety bucket on hand when you remove a cap from a line under pressure! Boiler room rave just getting started!
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Ugly In The Morning posted:It’s not a steam accident, it’s an improvised atmospherically cooled condenser!
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let off some steam, bennett
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There have been a lot of horrifying videos in this thread and steam bucket is in my top 10 holy poo poo.
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Rent-A-Cop posted:Steam system temporarily reconfigured for single pass operation with condensation provided by local atmosphere. 
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Water only boils at 212 F. What's the big deal? That's not that hot.
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Sex Skeleton posted:Water only boils at 212 F. What's the big deal? That's not that hot. I presume you're joking, but then again things like latent/specific heat and effects of phase changes get past most people...
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'i put my hand in my oven all the time and that's hotter than 212, what could be the problem?'
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gasses drop in temperature when they expand so the steam would probably even be significantly cooler than that, so its besically impossible to get a steam burn.
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steam isn't limited to 100 C lol
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Mozi posted:'i put my hand in my oven all the time and that's hotter than 212, what could be the problem?' A friend's sister, in highschool, burned her hand bad. She reaches in the oven and grabs the pan, fully grabs it to take it out, with a bare hand. So we ask wtf were you thinking? She said "well I thought it would be fine, it was only 350 degrees." Science classes are pretty drat weak in this part of the world (Texas).
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:gasses drop in temperature when they expand so the steam would probably even be significantly cooler than that, so its besically impossible to get a steam burn. Surprised that bucket isn't frosty like a gunshot propane canister tbh
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Cool thing about steam burns that I learned from wildland firefighting is that the sweat trapped under your fr gear can evaporate and burn while escaping your pores. I'd imagine you feel kind of like a baked potato.
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So we used to get subjected to all sorts of horrifying videos at school to stop us messing around in the chemical plant. One was about high pressure steam lines and someone who apparently walked through a leak from one. Didn't really see anything because steam is transparent and didn't really feel anything because he essential flash cooked his entire body. He died a gruesome death later in hospital. No idea how realistic that was but did make us reconsider the joys of playing in a chemical plant.
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Thinking about steamed buns now
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VectorSigma posted:steam isn't limited to 100 C lol uhhhhh? yeah it is? once you get to 100 it flips over to the next letter.
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Steam will burn ya once, condense on what's left of your flesh as water at 211 degrees and keep on burning. Now that's dedication, gentlemen. So get your stumpy twice-baked potato rear end up that rickety ladder and write in "Steam" as employee of the month before I fire you.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:gasses drop in temperature when they expand so the steam would probably even be significantly cooler than that, so its besically impossible to get a steam burn. Yeah it's a myth like getting wood shavings in your eyes or splinters in your hands. Just one more lie promulgated by the OSHA inspector to keep you from working at peak efficiency.
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Quoting from the coronavirus thread- I've never heard of radioactive MREs before:Jamsta posted:Also got an 20 pack of these
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OSHA IV: VARNING KLAMRISKLifeSunDeath posted:A friend's sister, in highschool, burned her hand bad. She reaches in the oven and grabs the pan, fully grabs it to take it out, with a bare hand. So we ask wtf were you thinking? She said "well I thought it would be fine, it was only 350 degrees." Science classes are pretty drat weak in this part of the world (Texas). We call that “shaking hands with the Devil”.
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Aramoro posted:So we used to get subjected to all sorts of horrifying videos at school to stop us messing around in the chemical plant. One was about high pressure steam lines and someone who apparently walked through a leak from one. Didn't really see anything because steam is transparent and didn't really feel anything because he essential flash cooked his entire body. He died a gruesome death later in hospital. No idea how realistic that was but did make us reconsider the joys of playing in a chemical plant. Sonic plays in Chemical Plant zones all the time though.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Quoting from the coronavirus thread- I've never heard of radioactive MREs before: Lol I love this guy's videos.
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I've had buds in the brewing industry get burnt from hot water/steam leaks and yeah, it's loving scary. Even jumping 5-10 degrees in temperature at a certain point will change the outcome of the burn.
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LifeSunDeath posted:A friend's sister, in highschool, burned her hand bad. She reaches in the oven and grabs the pan, fully grabs it to take it out, with a bare hand. So we ask wtf were you thinking? She said "well I thought it would be fine, it was only 350 degrees." Science classes are pretty drat weak in this part of the world (Texas). Where her teacher failed her is that it's more about the temperature gradient and the quantity of heat transferred during contact with the hot thing. The right baking sheet could be safe to touch at that temperature. Temperature gradient has an impact because the higher the gradient, the more heat is conducted per unit of time and area across the gradient, and the more fun and exciting it is to touch. Warm bath water can cause harm under the right conditions. Oven mitts are helpful here because as a thermal insulator they inhibit conduction of heat energy, making the pan take more time to burn you. But the second law of Thermodynamics is a bitch here because entropy marches inexorably higher. Heat always flows.
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Sex Skeleton posted:Where her teacher failed her is that it's more about the temperature gradient and the quantity of heat transferred during contact with the hot thing. The right baking sheet could be safe to touch at that temperature. Temperature gradient has an impact because the higher the gradient, the more heat is conducted per unit of time and area across the gradient, and the more fun and exciting it is to touch. Warm bath water can cause harm under the right conditions. Oven mitts are helpful here because as a thermal insulator they inhibit conduction of heat energy, making the pan take more time to burn you. But the second law of Thermodynamics is a bitch here because entropy marches inexorably higher. Heat always flows. That's getting too far into the actual science of the situation. Her brain went "well, I've put my hand into the air inside an oven at 350 and not burned myself, therefore grabbing a metal object that's been sitting in there for 20 min should be ok."
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:gasses drop in temperature when they expand so the steam would probably even be significantly cooler than that, so its besically impossible to get a steam burn. Thinking about when I burned the poo poo out of my hand by placing it over the spout of an electric kettle when I was making herbal tea before bed, aka the most metal injury in the world. 
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I'm pretty sure people knew how to use ovens before there was Science, that's just bad parenting.
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The worst burn I ever got in the kitchen was from a dollop of melted hard candy landing on the back of my thumb. And then adhering to my skin. It's a small scar, but it's pretty gnarly looking.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Quoting from the coronavirus thread- I've never heard of radioactive MREs before: Don't you want a hot meal?
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I've only ever touched a hot oven thing once but it was enough to scar me into paranoia.
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