Forensic Engineering Investigation of An LP-Gas Installation And an Analysis Of Odor Fade
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https://doi.org/10.51501/jotnafe.v29i2.773Keywords:
Gas, propane, thermodynamics, kinetics, odor fadeAbstract
The First Part Of This Presentation Is A Case Study Involving A Domestic Propane Gas System, Having A Buried Line Between The Supply Tank And The Residence. The Gas Line Was Pierced During A Landscaping Project. This Breach Was Undetected And Gas Leaked Underground; Migrating Towards The House Where It Entered Under The House. The Fugitive Gas Found A Source Of Ignition, Resulting In An Explosion And Death Of The Single Occupant. Odorant In The Gas Apparently Did Not Warn The Occupant. What Performance Improvements Correlate? Dot And Non-Dot Helmets Were Tested To Determine Impact Performance At Velocities Exceeding Standardized Testing Velocities. Three Types Of Dot Approved And Three Types Of Non-Dot Approved Helmets Were Tested At Two Speeds Outside Of The Federal Testing Standards In The United States. The Analysis Was Performed Using An Inverted Pendulum Sub-System Experimental Device With A Hybrid-Iii Anthropometric Dummy Cranium And Neck. Results Quantify The Performance By Category, Model, And Experiment By Test Metric.Downloads
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2012-01-01
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Anderson, Robert N., and Petersen James A. 2012. “Forensic Engineering Investigation of An LP-Gas Installation And an Analysis Of Odor Fade”. Journal of the National Academy of Forensic Engineers 29 (2). https://doi.org/10.51501/jotnafe.v29i2.773.
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