Quote (Crud1ty @ Jul 24 2019 01:59am)

mandatory bump for top thread.



card is like pigeon playing chess :)

Quote (card_sultan @ Jul 21 2019 05:56pm)

saying you must have combustion and referring to regular O² when we're talking about compressed super cooled O² and O³ (which i've already referred to as Ozone) is just you double down on your low IQ. Explosion dont occur only from combustion , they need rapid volumatic eruption which my reply to remco6 showed. Your BS detector is always going off, cause no matter where you go, there you are. A gas pump attendant doesnt make one qualified to understand the workings of airplane engine mechanics. If you think Jumbo Jets carrying 30 tankers of Jet Fuel is "probable" - congrats are being a sheep. Baaaa. Also - wasn't the Spruce Goose right around the time Howard Hughes went totally insane, became a hermit and start hoarding his own pee? If you wanna talk about myths - i'm open to discuss your faith in a mafic force. Till then just keep believing a wizard did it - with magic fairy combustible dust.

Quote (Santara @ Jul 24 2019 08:56pm)

...is the result of combustion.

Jumbo jets don't carry 30 tankers of fuel. More like 7-8 tankers.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jul 24 2019 10:47pm)

and explosions/detonations from compressed O² and O³, but keep knocking the chess pieces all over

and my example about tankers was just an analogy and i dont know what size tanker you're referring too
and actually it doesnt matter cause they dont use tankers to fill planes -
they just hook up a hose to the ground which has a magic connection to an Jet Fuel Facility in Saudi Arabia
Not surprised you dont know about the Magic Underground pipes.
Still getting your Popsci from the TV box I bet -baaaa

Quote (Santara @ Jul 25 2019 07:21am)

Compressed O² and O³ don't explode, pigeon.

Standard fuel tankers in the US carry 8,000 gallons. The number "of tankers" was the mathematical extrapolation of how many times 8,000 gallons would go into a 747. Yes, I'm aware how they fuel planes. No, it is not magic.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jul 25 2019 02:48pm)

Sorry but i showed the safety warning that showed it does, if you have a Scientific Citation that supports the idea it never does, go for it.

Also could you explain what thunder is, does lightning make the clouds turn into fireballs? Can you explain the difference between detonations, deflagration and traditional Combustion?

I hardly think appealing to 4% of the world population accounts for what is considered "Standard"

and i've used this article https://www.reference.com/business-finance/many-gallons-tanker-truck-hold-98cd8f85aa0d92b4

that states Small tanker trucks have a maximum capacity of 3,000 gallons

which not only dramaticized my point perfectly [the point of prose], I've yet to see what you would consider a large tank on any runway.

[except for movie explosions which are done for dramatic effect]

Quote (Santara @ Jul 25 2019 05:20pm)

No, you did not. You showed an MSDS sheet that said explosions are a danger with oxygen being present.

Quote (card_sultan @ Jul 25 2019 04:27pm)

yeah it said grease can cause it to explode, omagine what else works that they aren't telling you about.
Keep wondering what those loud bangs are in the sky when you get lightning.
Im sure as you pray at the altar of tradition Combustion, the answer might come to you.

Quote (Santara @ Jul 25 2019 05:49pm)

Here's an MSDS for TNT. This is an actual explosIVE.

[URL=http://www.zaryachem.com/uploads/imageOriginal/0/142.pdf]http://www.zaryachem.com/uploads/imageOriginal/0/142.pdf[/URL]

Here's an MSDS for oxygen. Note the following:

[URL=https://www.airgas.com/msds/001043.pdf]https://www.airgas.com/msds/001043.pdf[/URL]

Flash point
Not available. Product does not sustain combustion.

Flammability (solid, gas) : Extremely flammable in the presence of the following materials or conditions: reducing
materials, combustible materials and organic materials.

Lower and upper explosive
(flammable) limits
: Not available.