Calor @ Coryton being taken over by ESC!!
Calor @ Coryton being taken over by ESC!!
14 December 2005, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
that would be a bit hard mate, only the managers have internet access
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14 December 2005, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
I should bloody well be!! being the most experienced person on site
think I'd look good in a nice pin stripe skirt suit
think I'd look good in a nice pin stripe skirt suit
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14 December 2005, 08:30 PM
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long time since i been down that road to coryton.still have the weekly smash ups ??
hmm thinking i will have too see if i can get me scooby down there as fast as i used to be able to get works van away from mobil on a friday afternoon
hmm thinking i will have too see if i can get me scooby down there as fast as i used to be able to get works van away from mobil on a friday afternoon
14 December 2005, 10:17 PM
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it's been a bit quiet on the accident front recently, touch wood. mind you, the road is being relaid at the moment, was drifting round the sweeping bend just before manorway house (not intentionally) so it's very slippery!!
Mobil??? that's going back a few years
how about a few facts
if Calor went up in flames, it would make Buncefield look like a small bonfire!!
the site holds around 300 tons of LPG (commercial grade butane and propane)in bulk storage, not including filled cylinders.
1 litre of LPG produces 250 litres of vapour
the boiling point of butane is around -1, propane is around -47
dispite butane having a higher boiling point, it produces a hotter flame due to a higher carbon content.
butane is used in petrol to raise the octane level, which is why when you take the filler cap off to fill up, there is a slight hiss from the escaping vapour.
I won't mention BLEVE, (ask a firefighter, it's not good)
shall I go on? god I sound a right anorak
Mobil??? that's going back a few years
how about a few facts
if Calor went up in flames, it would make Buncefield look like a small bonfire!!
the site holds around 300 tons of LPG (commercial grade butane and propane)in bulk storage, not including filled cylinders.
1 litre of LPG produces 250 litres of vapour
the boiling point of butane is around -1, propane is around -47
dispite butane having a higher boiling point, it produces a hotter flame due to a higher carbon content.
butane is used in petrol to raise the octane level, which is why when you take the filler cap off to fill up, there is a slight hiss from the escaping vapour.
I won't mention BLEVE, (ask a firefighter, it's not good)
shall I go on?
god I sound a right anorak
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15 December 2005, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
it's been a bit quiet on the accident front recently, touch wood. mind you, the road is being relaid at the moment, was drifting round the sweeping bend just before manorway house (not intentionally) so it's very slippery!!
Mobil??? that's going back a few years
how about a few facts
if Calor went up in flames, it would make Buncefield look like a small bonfire!!
the site holds around 300 tons of LPG (commercial grade butane and propane)in bulk storage, not including filled cylinders.
1 litre of LPG produces 250 litres of vapour
the boiling point of butane is around -1, propane is around -47
dispite butane having a higher boiling point, it produces a hotter flame due to a higher carbon content.
butane is used in petrol to raise the octane level, which is why when you take the filler cap off to fill up, there is a slight hiss from the escaping vapour.
I won't mention BLEVE, (ask a firefighter, it's not good)
shall I go on? god I sound a right anorak
Mobil??? that's going back a few years
how about a few facts
if Calor went up in flames, it would make Buncefield look like a small bonfire!!
the site holds around 300 tons of LPG (commercial grade butane and propane)in bulk storage, not including filled cylinders.
1 litre of LPG produces 250 litres of vapour
the boiling point of butane is around -1, propane is around -47
dispite butane having a higher boiling point, it produces a hotter flame due to a higher carbon content.
butane is used in petrol to raise the octane level, which is why when you take the filler cap off to fill up, there is a slight hiss from the escaping vapour.
I won't mention BLEVE, (ask a firefighter, it's not good)
shall I go on?
god I sound a right anorak
15 December 2005, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
it's been a bit quiet on the accident front recently, touch wood. mind you, the road is being relaid at the moment, was drifting round the sweeping bend just before manorway house (not intentionally) so it's very slippery!!
Mobil??? that's going back a few years
how about a few facts
if Calor went up in flames, it would make Buncefield look like a small bonfire!!
the site holds around 300 tons of LPG (commercial grade butane and propane)in bulk storage, not including filled cylinders.
1 litre of LPG produces 250 litres of vapour
the boiling point of butane is around -1, propane is around -47
dispite butane having a higher boiling point, it produces a hotter flame due to a higher carbon content.
butane is used in petrol to raise the octane level, which is why when you take the filler cap off to fill up, there is a slight hiss from the escaping vapour.
I won't mention BLEVE, (ask a firefighter, it's not good)
shall I go on? god I sound a right anorak
Mobil??? that's going back a few years
how about a few facts
if Calor went up in flames, it would make Buncefield look like a small bonfire!!
the site holds around 300 tons of LPG (commercial grade butane and propane)in bulk storage, not including filled cylinders.
1 litre of LPG produces 250 litres of vapour
the boiling point of butane is around -1, propane is around -47
dispite butane having a higher boiling point, it produces a hotter flame due to a higher carbon content.
butane is used in petrol to raise the octane level, which is why when you take the filler cap off to fill up, there is a slight hiss from the escaping vapour.
I won't mention BLEVE, (ask a firefighter, it's not good)
shall I go on?
god I sound a right anorakand they've let you 4 work there !!!!!!!!
15 December 2005, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by SirFozzalot
I could beat that with what we have on site next door!
scary thought though, if calor went up, it would probably take out BP as well, and vice versa
Spally, they only let nutters work there, so I'm qualified
15 December 2005, 07:42 PM
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if i remeber right it they both went up ya would feel it at southend and the other way at dagenham.and not much left in between .
yep and it been about 10 years since i worked there .
yep and it been about 10 years since i worked there .
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