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A concrete car park, built less than ten years ago is on fire in Liverpool. One car is said to have caught light and exploded and almost every car on various levels have been burned out and the building is now unstable. Can anyone explain how this could happen?
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Originally Posted by
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A concrete car park, built less than ten years ago is on fire in Liverpool. One car is said to have caught light and exploded and almost every car on various levels have been burned out and the building is now unstable. Can anyone explain how this could happen?
Think you kind of just explained it yourself. Each car a bomb waiting to blow.
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Originally Posted by
Ceam
Think you kind of just explained it yourself. Each car a bomb waiting to blow.
There have been several occasions where a car has caught light in a car park - but none has spread to all levels of a multi story car park to my knowledge.
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Originally Posted by
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There have been several occasions where a car has caught light in a car park - but none has spread to all levels of a multi story car park to my knowledge.
Petrol is dodgy stuff, a top ingredient in Molotov cocktails! Imo, the sooner all cars become electric, the safer for all road users.
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Early reports suggest 1400 cars totally destroyed later updated to 1600, I expect that number to rise drastically in the next few days, mine might be one of them!
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Originally Posted by
The PNP
Petrol is dodgy stuff, a top ingredient in Molotov cocktails! Imo, the sooner all cars become electric, the safer for all road users.
When Richard Hammond crashed the Rimac electric supercar in Switzerland the wreckage kept 'spontaneously' bursting back into flames for over a week afterwards as the energy cells set one another off. At least once the fuel from a petrol engined car has burnt off it's no longer a fire risk.
I'm only happy when it rains....
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Originally Posted by
Darkside
When Richard Hammond crashed the Rimac electric supercar in Switzerland the wreckage kept 'spontaneously' bursting back into flames for over a week afterwards as the energy cells set one another off. At least once the fuel from a petrol engined car has burnt off it's no longer a fire risk.
Mobile phones using same battery technology may also spring into flames....
But imo way less risky than carrying petrol in your jacket pocket, lol!
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Carpark
Old stanboardman joke. Guy parks his car in a Liverpool car park. Scaly comes up give us a quid to mind your car mister. No it's ok kid he says, I've got a Rottweiler on back seat to look after it. Oh that good says the scaly. Can it put fires out . Happy start to the year for Merseyside car dealers😬😬😀
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Technology seems to be increasing fire accidents.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Technology seems to be increasing fire accidents.
Based on what?
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Will the building crumble to dust and fall down in its own footprint.
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Originally Posted by
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A concrete car park, built less than ten years ago is on fire in Liverpool. One car is said to have caught light and exploded and almost every car on various levels have been burned out and the building is now unstable. Can anyone explain how this could happen?
Another case of cutting corners and not installing a sprinkler system.
Don't those in charge of health and safety learn from mistakes..
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-41230521
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Originally Posted by
rare-pepe999
Based on what?
Based on electrical equipment in phones and cars and other appliances which have caused fires.
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Originally Posted by
shippy
They should have swopped cladding for sprinklers in high rise flats or stick to building modern low rise affordable accommodation.
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