vacume distlation unit  and fire?
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Water boils at 212F, at sea level!  If you boiled water at the top of a tall mountain the boiling temperature would be far less (and you need to cook food longer) because there is less atmospheric pressure to resist boiling.\n\nOnboard a large ship, fresh water is made from salty seawater in a distillation plant.  The seawater is heated using steam from the propulsion plant and the pressure in the distiller is lowered using an air ejector to promote boiling and evaporation which leaves the salt behind to be discharged as enriched brine.  The air ejector works similar to the squeeze bottle that dispenses perfume.  Squeezing the rubber bulb produces a high velocity air stream that passes over a dip tube creating a partial vacuum that sucks up the perfume to be atomized.  In the shipboard air ejector, live steam is passed through a narrowed Venturi tube to increase velocity and drops the pressure allowing any air to be entrained and removed from the evaporator and the pressure can be dropped further (in one or more stages) to cause the brine to flash to steam which can be removed and condensed (as pure water) using seawater as the coolant in a heat exchanger.  The pure water is used for hotel loads such as cooking and showers and drinking but large quantities are needed to make up for pure water loses from the propulsion plant.  Onboard ship, the evaporators are not directly fired but are in fact indirectly fired by the ship's furnace and boilers.\n\nOn land, electric heaters could be used to "fire" a distilling plant.  The term "fire" can be used for any heat source.
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The theory of the pneumatic pyrometer, in which gas temperature is determined from density measurements, is outlined and the design and characteristics of a small instrument are reported. Calibration curves covering a wide temperature range (200 to 1550° C) are given and the use of the instrument is described. :-)
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Ask your local fire deparment. Each room is different dependent upon square footage and floor reinforcement.
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One BTU. Or British thermal unit
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Simultaneous combustion!
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Burning is the proper way to dispose of it. Contact your local VFW or American Legion. Most will take care of it for you if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself.
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Trey is correct, however I just ran into some red tape with two 20,000 gallon diesels in southern KY. My customer was really pushing to get these things out of the ground.. Fast! As it ends up, several states have a set time frame on how long a (ust) underground storage tank can sit empty. Your state fire marshel would be the best place to start.  If they dont over see this, ask them for a contact w/ the state EPA or the UST branch.  MAKE SURE YOU USE CERTIFIED COMPANIES.... THIS IS THE EPA WE'RE TALKING ABOUT! \n\nTOTAL BILL FOR TWO 20'S  W/ 3RD PARTY ENVIRO. CONSULTANT WAS AROUND 35 G'S
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The burner is designed to prevent a flash back. And most household flammable gases, like natural gas or propane  need oxygen to burn and there is no oxygen in the tank or the the pipe. You need 3 things to create fire,  fuel-oxygen- heat source or ignition.
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The gas molecules in the container get ionized
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Nothing will happen man. It's vacuum out there, no nitrogen CO2 and so on.. so no decomposition can take place.
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Never throw water on an electrical appliance!!!\n\nThe smoke you smell is probably a belt burning but could be the motor.  If it isn't an expensive vacuum, you're probably better off just trashing it and buying a new one.  If it cost you more than $200, it might be worth taking to a repair shop for service.  You also might want to check if it is under warranty where you bought it.
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Tricky here and I will need a few details to help. First, are you an SMP? Second, have you contracted and entered your MS3 year? Next, what type of deployment order did your unit receive? What state/territory are you in? Have you been deployed before?...tell you what - just e-mail and I'll go over it with you sofgrant@hotmail.com
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the best way is to find out when there is wast pick op, or in my area the fire stations once a week will have a truck that all u have to do is drop off you waste and they will dispose of it properly,  burning it will cause harmful toxins in the air and could even be fatal if inhaled.
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I have experience with this actually.  It gets really smoky inside, and you have to dodge flying fire.  When the smoke clears there are holes burnt in the carpet and the fire department is at your door.
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... the belt on the vaccuum cleaner causes static electricity ... causing the motherboard to surge ... then causing it to shutdown ... to protect itself ... its common for that to happen ... especially with belt turned vaccuum cleaners ... have fun
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If it's only 699.13, it should be fine.  It's under the limit, and most CD's will let you overburn by a couple of megs anyways.  To be honest though, the only cd-burning programs I know where you can split up a file are Nero and Roxio.
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its pretty simple.\nyou need a pvc or pvp or whatever the fuck its called,pipe. some hairspray(seriously) a potato and a match. spray mad hairspray at the bottom of the pipe, insert potato. and light it up. (the tricky part is introducing the flame to the fuel.