Recent content by Anders Bruun

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    Deformation of containers in the Tianjin explosion

    Maybe it would be possible to use the size of the crater to estimate it? The crater from: West Fertilizer Company explosion - Wikipedia, the free ... was around 30 meters in diameter. The one from Tianjin is around 100 - 110 meters in diameter. From what I understand the energy needed...
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    News What Caused the Massive Explosion in Tianjin, China?

    I converted one of the videos to stills -- it makes it "easier" to see what is going on (30 fps frame numbers superimposed): http://imgur.com/a/ypW2D (this is the first, smaller explosion). The fire seems to be pulsating: http://i.imgur.com/KxPlkj6.png
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    Deformation of containers in the Tianjin explosion

    The following is an image of the aftermath of the Tianjin explosion: http://i.imgur.com/sJShsFC.jpeg The containers in the image seem to have been crushed/deformed - but how much energy would be needed to do this? Closeup: http://i.imgur.com/0XBdHsw.jpg A shot from above...