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Old 11-16-2018, 06:09 AM
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Default Three dead in Leduc, Alta. industrial accident

What does this have to do with outdoors activities and such?
Nothing, but it is the community as a whole who will feel the loss.
My thoughts and prayers are with the folks who have lost their love ones in this accident.
Be safe out there folks and accident can happen at any time .
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Old 11-16-2018, 07:38 AM
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Considering the nature of the business I'm thinking it was either an oxygen-deprived atmosphere due to CO2 blasting or one of the items they were tasked with cleaning had a lethal chemical surprise. Cracked open a heat exchanger or
such and got poisoned. Curious if it could even be from solids they were cryogenic-blasting becoming vaporized?
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Old 11-16-2018, 07:50 AM
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Terrible, thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of those affected, to the op, thanks for sharing, puts things into perspective, it's a dangerous time of year for industrial guys and gals, everyone's tryin to burn up their budgets before the end of the year, play safe out there and know your rights as a worker, ain't a job out there that's worth a life!
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Considering the nature of the business I'm thinking it was either an oxygen-deprived atmosphere due to CO2 blasting or one of the items they were tasked with cleaning had a lethal chemical surprise. Cracked open a heat exchanger or
such and got poisoned. Curious if it could even be from solids they were cryogenic-blasting becoming vaporized?
Tragic.
I was saying to my son yesterday when we heard this on the news, rare for more than 1 work place death at the same time, must be a leak of some sort.

Condolences to all who knew these men, they went to work and never thought they would not come home. Rip gents.
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Old 11-16-2018, 10:27 AM
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Tragic. Condolences.
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Considering the nature of the business I'm thinking it was either an oxygen-deprived atmosphere due to CO2 blasting or one of the items they were tasked with cleaning had a lethal chemical surprise. Cracked open a heat exchanger or
such and got poisoned. Curious if it could even be from solids they were cryogenic-blasting becoming vaporized?
Tragic.
Cryogenic implies liquid nitrogen.

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Cryogenic implies liquid nitrogen.

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Or in the natural gas business, a range of liquefied gases including methane.
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It was liquid nitrogen.
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Tragic when these things happen. Hopefully they release the details after the investigation so others can learn from this.
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We need to wait for details, however suspect may have been shortage of oxygen in confined space, when large volume of nitrogen evaporated.
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