<VV> Mags
Charles Lee
Chaz at ProperProper.com
Fri Sep 3 00:18:23 EDT 2010
It's all in the 'surface area' : more surface = more combustible
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>>
>> Real magnesium wheels are very light And yes, they
>> make a nice fire. I've seen it when one of our aircraft in Vietnam was
>> hit
>> with a mortar round while on the ground and burned to the ground.
> *******************
> Beware also that aluminum shavings, dust, grindings .... are very
> dangerous
> when ignited .... takes a good bit of heat to ignite, but the resulting
> fire is the basis of * thermite fire * , which will burn a hole in
> cement.
>
> That is mainly why banks put heat sensors in their vaults ... one attack
> mode is the use of * thermite rods * ....
>
> trivia r us, ken campbell idaway
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