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Looks like a good way to remove your skin completely 😬😳😂🤣

You can be the best work at a foundry and that can still happen it’s a mixture of the molds having moisture in them and 1500+ degrees of aluminum

​@@michaeldavis1339I think he means safety training lol. These guys are standing around instead of running for there lives

It is a security camera shot posted in Russia. It has an important safety message for foundry workers.

@@JohnMcKelvieLV I work for an aluminum factory in KY and they showed this video for our orientation

It may be a steel explosion

I have worked on such furnaces it is basically a ceramic crusibel surrounded by thick watercolled copper coils if the crusibel gets compromised the +1550°C liquid metal will melt the copper in no time and shortly after that BAMM why the ceramic was brocken maby: bad wrong charging of the furnaces, bad maintenance, operate fail -> overheating of the metal over the specs of the ceramic, but normally these furnaces have a kind of alarm if ther is a current flowing between the liquid metal inside and the coils or the ground and that was the worst nightmare I could imagine absolutely no clue why the workers were so chill about it I mean get away if ther is a (sorry I know only the German word for it) "Erdschluss"

​@@TheLtVoss yeah I couldn't understand why they were so chill either aha even after it explodes they were not even running fast aha

@@GLOBAL-STRUGGLE well afterwards I would be chill but before naaa shit I'm out I mean if you work with molten steel or iron you kinda lose the fear of burning yourself pretty quickly I mean yeah it hurts a bit too get burned but it happens almost daily That a droplet finds it's way too your skin and normal fire (started by the droplets) is well kinda underwhelming in comparison And the work boots are a great help as long as there is no deep poudel you can stand in/on molten/glowing metal not for long but slow walking is absolutely fine (the rubber extinguish it self almost immediately without contact) and I have same storys left 1. My colleague standing unfazed with his pants on fiere (the lower half of the legs was double layerd and the outer burning) it too 3 shout outs till he understood that he was burning and his reaction was looking down, looking back saying "ah, OK", lifting his leg a bit and putting his hands around the cinders and goes back too work 2. I had a shower with molten steel caused by error of crane operator and I had the work assigned that needed the closest proximity to the metal around 400kg molten steel in the air is beautiful and a bit scary at the same time and definitely samething I will never forget but hey not even a scratch but it was pretty close 1 step too the left of my position has quite a huge puddle afterwards (~200 kg)

@@TheLtVoss geez man that's crazy honestly ahaha 🤣 I don't know how you walk around with them balls of steel you have sir aha nah but in all seriousness that is legit crazy lol I can only imagine if that's how it is now then what was it like during and before the industrial revolution 🤣

I believe there had been a locomotive breakdown on the eastbound Zephyr and the UP SD70M had been pressed into service to keep the Zephyr moving.