GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL Destination: Fire Safety

New York City's Grand Central Terminal, through which more than 300,000 commuters pass daily, was the site of what could have been a major disaster last year when a fire started 75 feet underneath the station (see FIRE ENGINEERING, December 1985).
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Staff

Staff

Editor THOMAS F. BRENNAN Managing Editor JACKIE COX Associate Editor AUDREY PAVEY Art Director R. NELSON
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Ammonium Nitrate

Ammonium Nitrate

Usually a white solid that is very soluble in water, ammonium nitrate is principally used as a fertilizer—but, once involved in an incident, can present…
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TRAINING NOTEBOOK

We can now place and secure the open end of the carabiner under a gunnel wall or lip. Actually, the carabiner can be secured to…
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EQUIPMENT DIGEST

Bright Star Industries has recently introduced a rubber flashlight, Model RBR-219. It features injection molded Santoprene thermoplastic rubber by Monsanto in the body, end cap,…
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Firefighter fatality statistics for 1985

Firefighter fatality statistics for 1985

There are nearly 1.3-million volunteer and career firefighters serving on nearly 30,000 fire departments throughout the United States. In 1985, 64 volunteers and 58 career…
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FIRE ENGINEERING

FIRE ENGINEERING (ISSN 00152587), September 1986, Vol. 139, No. 9. Member, Association of Business Publishers Inc. and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published monthly by Technical…
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