Foundry worker puts wet scrap metal in furnace
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Foundry worker puts wet scrap metal in furnace
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I hope he's okay. I would like to read the CAPA for that incident.
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It looks like the front has some sort of plexi-glass or some material to protect the driver from something like that. He does continue to drive it in a controlled manner and you can see him walking away normally. Either that or the dude has an extremely high tolerance for pain.
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I'm going to guess this isn't uncommon. It looks like he's covered up (almost like a parka) and does have a windshield and roof. Still, I would be concerned about some splatter. The sides appear to be open. That looked like it would be scary as hell from his vantage point.
- “On some great and glorious day, the plain folks of the land will reach their heart’s desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.” - H.L. Mencken, 1920
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I think that Is Aluminum so low melting point. Also explains the lack of sparks.
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