[TheCruxofBag]

Đồng Nai, Vietnam

On the evening of August 18, officials from the People's Committee of Phước Bình Ward stated that authorities are investigating the cause of an air tank explosion that resulted in a fatality in the area.

According to reports, the incident occurred around noon that day at a workshop specializing in the repair of used air tanks. Mr. T.Q.T., born 1997, was killed instantly when a tank exploded.

The facility reportedly specializes in purchasing used air tanks for repair and resale. At the time of the explosion, Mr. T. had climbed up to inspect and repair a used tank when it suddenly exploded violently. The force of the blast threw the victim to the ground; he succumbed to his severe injuries at the scene.

[kellyhound]

At a workshop specializing in the repair of used air tanks.

Not that specialized appearently.

[Necrotic Bowel]

He cracked his head open in the fall and bleeds out. And that dude who walks up afterwards does not look Vietnamese.

[Mr.NoCredit]

Interesting business he had there. That chrome tank looks like a nice one. I wonder how much he wanted for that..

[William May]

Originally Posted by Mr.NoCredit ↗

Interesting business he had there. That chrome tank looks like a nice one. I wonder how much he wanted for that..

The CHROME ones are MORE than YOU can afford, buddy!

They're Extra Deluxe!

And if he let you have it cheap, we'd be watching YOUR death video on here next week.

Just be satisfied with the house you have now. We don't want to see YOU and your pancakes and sausages flying all over on a video!

[docfr8]

Dude got tanked

[gimlet]

Anybody have a rough idea of how many explosions we get per year on DR from people welding and grinding on pressurized/fuel vessels?

[Major_Tom]

They're not air tanks, they're boilers. Mostly Lancashire-type fire-tube boilers. There's also a locomotive tank engine boiler in the background, blue one with saddle water tanks. The one he was working on (a Lancashire) was full of fumes which he ignited with his grinder.

[AllegedlyHere]

Mr. T was taking down by an air tank. I pity the fool…

[Mr_Shlaapu]

Originally Posted by Major_Tom ↗

They're not air tanks, they're boilers. Mostly Lancashire-type fire-tube boilers. There's also a locomotive tank engine boiler in the background, blue one with saddle water tanks. The one he was working on (a Lancashire) was full of fumes which he ignited with his grinder.

THIS.