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  by Jacq Hicks 2 years ago

  Hi
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  by Jacq Hicks 2 years ago

  Why can I not log in to anything?????????? Thanks!!!!
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  by David Gunniss 2 years ago

  Another gem from the Construction Tool box talks booklet ' its not the falling that kills you its the hitting the ground'
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  by Terje Kvam 2 years ago

  Hi Jacq,
  
  In general you need to have to soak the clothes in liquid O2 to get that result, e.g. a pipeline leakage spraying down a person. But you can also get that result if you have an environment with more than 23 % O2 (normal concentration is 20,9 %) and you have to have some sort of ignition, for instance static electricity. The latter is sometimes possible when there is a leakage on O2-pipes which often are in culverts in order to be out of harms way. Some times this can also happen if there is a hard blow on an O2 enriched garment or other.
  
  This it at least what I can remember from school, hope it's correct and that is in some way answered your question.
  
  Regards, Terje
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  by Kevin Site Owner 2 years ago

  http://documents.hsepeople.com/documents/download/18 have a look at this document in the library it might be useful. kev
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  by Jacq Hicks 2 years ago

  Info on spontaneous human combustion and oxygen enrichment please!

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