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Obviously a Jedi worksite.
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8one6 posted:The gently caress? I think it's just the rebar. Easy fix with an angle grinder.
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Chem E (aka plumber with a diploma) here. Phosgene is scarily common as a precursor for so many useful things like polycarbonate and polyurethane plastics. The leak trap systems on those kind of production plants are insane.
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Cthulu Carl posted:'Scuse me while I kiss the sky ‘Scuse me while I puke and die
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8one6 posted:The gently caress? I think it got stuck on that bridge/truss thing in the foreground.
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karoshi posted:Easy fix with an angle grinder. The solution to most problems.
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LimaBiker posted:Meanwhile, brassicaceae is slowly but surely infiltrating the entire rest of the market... I’m pretty sure it’s all mustard
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canyoneer posted:I remember a near miss at a fab that I worked on the accident report for. The tech was a new guy who was changing out a cartridge filter in the ultra pure water system. He had not actually been trained on this, and was taking initiative to do a little extra. OSHA IV: Bone Confetti
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Stoatbringer posted:The solution to most problems. I'm p sure hand grenades are the solution also here.
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Kith posted:OSHA IV: Bone Confetti I've always been partial to the phrase "mincemeat confetti".
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bone confetti is so much more visceral, though. like... bones are not supposed to be that. meat confetti is something we could experience as part of food prep.
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Cthulu Carl posted:'Scuse me while I kiss the sky Scuse me while I sniff this I
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Sorry, sorry, it has been a tough week at work
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That excavator turned into a porta-potty on treads right then and there.
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“Okaaaaaay then. Dave? Yeah, pick up that big stick and go in and poke it a bit. You’ll be fine, you big baby.”
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What is that that goes flying? Is that the sled the newly commisioned boat slid into the water on? It just rockets off like nothing
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^^^ I hate this on SO many levels  (one of the lesser ones is that Red Bull sucks rear end and needs to die)The ship video runs on reverse, it's easy to tell because the text is mirrored. That's how they place the rollers under a ship when it goes to a dry dock. Nenonen fucked around with this message at 23:15 on Feb 18, 2024 |
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Unperson_47 posted:What is that that goes flying? Is that the sled the newly commisioned boat slid into the water on? It just rockets off like nothing Those are sausages, this is how sausages are made. They will be shipped off for further processing to reduce them down to a more manageable size
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Karate Bastard posted:Can someone help me remember something correctly? I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're thinking of, but at lot of refrigerants, especially the older CFC ones like R22 will degrade into phosgene when exposed to a flame. Which happens quite often as you have to braze the copper pipes together and well, sometimes not all the gas has quite gotten out despite your best efforts. I know that happened to me once when I was repairing a leaking refrigerant pipe and a hold back valve let go and started letting out a steady stream of refrigerant. It made my lungs burn so bad and I was dry heaving for a while, and that was only a few ounces. I felt awful the next day as well I can only imagine what it must have been like to be enveloped in a cloud of that back in WW1, that has to be one of the worst ways to die.
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Ugh phosgene is the worst part of working with refrigerants. So many repairs made while holding our breath and squinting our eyes to avoid the pain.
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Aperture Priority posted:Ugh phosgene is the worst part of working with refrigerants. So many repairs made while holding our breath and squinting our eyes to avoid the pain. 
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Elon literally doesn't know how pop tarts or toasters work. After looking at the pack confused, he put them into the toaster horizontally, then after toasting just threw his hands on in screaming "gently caress" over and over to retrieve them
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I saw that and was like oh hey thats cool guy jum...............OHHHHH FUUUUUCCCKCKKKKK!!!!!
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Scratch Monkey posted:‘Scuse me while I puke and die new thread title
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Roundup Ready posted:Elon literally doesn't know how pop tarts or toasters work. After looking at the pack confused, he put them into the toaster horizontally, then after toasting just threw his hands on in screaming "gently caress" over and over to retrieve them Elon doesn't know how cars work either.
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ZincBoy posted:Semiconductor fabs use all sorts of wonderful chemicals and gasses. Silane, Phosphine, Arsine, Diborane gas are all commonly used and want you to die and/or explode. I remember touring one of the facilities under construction and remarking how odd it was that there were a series of very small diameter pipes overhead on what appeared to be a seriously overbuilt elevated raceway. Big concrete foundations and thick steel structures, it looked like a railroad trestle. The engineer showing me around told me that one of those little bitty pipes up ran from the gas pad and was full of silane gas. I learned some new chemical terms that day, including "pyrophoric" 
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Not sure what this dude's angle is but drat that's dedication.
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Mustached Demon posted:Not sure what this dude's angle is but drat that's dedication. I'm going to guess the only angle to describe him is obtuse.
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Any news on that cool new dystopia Saudi Arabia is building in the desert? I forget the catchy name. The Wall?
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redshirt posted:Any news on that cool new dystopia Saudi Arabia is building in the desert? I forget the catchy name. The Wall? It's called Saudi Arabia.
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redshirt posted:Any news on that cool new dystopia Saudi Arabia is building in the desert? I forget the catchy name. The Wall? The Line. and I haven't seen it in the news in awhile.
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I can confirm that it is serving its intended purpose of converting Saudi oil money into consulting fees.
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OPEC Flops: The Line
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canyoneer posted:The engineer showing me around told me that one of those little bitty pipes up ran from the gas pad and was full of silane gas. I learned some new chemical terms that day, including "pyrophoric" Yes, most of the fun gasses were run in double wall pipes with a partial vacuum in the outer pipe. The vacuum point also had a gas sensor so if anything broke it would alarm out and the facility would evacuate. The neat bit about the gas storage was the very, very thick wall between it and the rest of the facility and the very thin outer wall and roof.
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Shooting Blanks posted:The Line. and I haven't seen it in the news in awhile. I don't remember which thread it was in but I saw something about it recently with pictures of the large straight line they were bulldozing through the landscape e: also I did a bunch of drawings and modeling for wet benches at one point and have been wondering all day how the drains were set up that anyone though they could do meaningful maintenance on them. They're basins with valves underneath and everything else is to keep operators away from pressurized drain lines wtf pygmy tyrant fucked around with this message at 03:04 on Feb 19, 2024 |
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