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    The Chernobyl disaster occurred on an early morning on April 26, 1986. The accident caused an entire Ukraine city to be evacuated and abandoned. Do to the explosion, radioactive substances reached an altitude of 1.5 kilometers into the atmosphere. Being a windy day, all of the radioactive substances which formed a cloud were drifted above Scandinavia. The cloud then came back above the Ukraine. Research today shows us that radioactive clouds from the accident have made their way across the…

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    Other places and buildings like suffered glass damages, doors, ceiling damages and displacement of brickwork. 3 employees working approximately 175metres away got thrown of their feet. Damages to nearby plants Reason for the explosion and fire The P4363 carried the-ethaniser (W431) to the Heat Exchanger (X452) in the SGP. The problem occurred down stream of and in close proximity to a water injection point which was not part of the original design. The pipework were recovered…

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    The Cambrian explosion is perhaps one of the most impactful events in evolutionary history, it gives way to present day animals in fossilized forms which we now use to understand a time period that was much more complex. The period occurred 535-525 million years ago, and was a time where the majority of animals were soft bodied and appeared to be grazers, suspension feeders as well as scavengers. The Cambrian explosion occurred and with it extinctions of many of the soft bodied animals. Those…

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    weigh and assess in the real world industry. These approaches should be technocratic and democratic depending on the cases. There are many important risks that most mechanical engineering should deal: Pressure vessels, structural failure, oil rig explosion, etc. Engineers must follow the code of ethics and do the right things. Pressure vessels…

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    Ammonium Nitrate: Oklahoma City Bombing Ammonium nitrate or NH4NO3 is “an odorless, colorless or white, crystal salt produced by the reaction of ammonia and nitric acid” that has become the cause of numerous fatal explosions and hundreds of innocent deaths (The Fertilizer Institute, pp. 1, n.d.). It is most commonly used in the creation of fertilizers. The original problem that led to the use of this chemical was the increasing population and larger demand for food which meant farmers needed to…

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    Daniel Van Duren (2015), a eyewitness who captured the moment successive huge blasts destroyed the industrial park. This amateur filmed footage of the city-scale explosion is full of explicit language and even laughing. It failed to see the huge scale of human suffering indicated by the huge scale of explosion, but merely treated the explosion as a spectacular. As Rentschler (2004: 300, cited in Tait, 2011) observes, the narratives and images of suffering is not intrinsically packaged with…

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    The explosion happen at the morning of June 19th 1914. There were 237 mine that went to work. After the explosion only 46 of them made it out alive. It was so big of explosion and the gas that were release it was not safe above the ground. The explosion destroyed the 20cm thick concrete wall that divide the hoist house. The explosions had made oxygen, while also have the poisonous carbon dioxide gas in the air. They had called the gas, “blackdamp” or “afterdamp” explosion in mine are all…

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    Have you ever been going 25,000 mph, fourteen times the speed of a bullet? Apollo 13 was just any old Apollo mission a least to the American people. Apollo 13 was a little mission that was to go to the moon and collect rocks that were fourteen billion years old. The oxygen tank exploded two days into their mission. It exploded because of faulty wiring that is why their mission was a fail. One reason that their mission was a fail was they couldn’t even compete their job. Their job was to…

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    The organization must act immediately to tell the public what is happening and what they are doing and going to do to fix the issues. As Seitel (1998) said we should “tell it all and tell it fast” at the advent of a crisis. In the case of Tianjin explosions, the incident happened at midnight when most of the people had already fallen asleep or were preparing to take a rest. It was until the next morning when people started their day that the accident information had a chance to spread in a large…

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    Challenger explosion disaster, and the most well-known nuclear disaster, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion. An unprecedented nuclear accident connected Chernobyl with…

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