r/LooneyTunesLogic • • 2d ago

gif Fire system creates foam overflow

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A factory in Norway had a technical issue with the fire suppression system which caused foam to overflow and block the road.

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u/Schedonnardus 2d ago

Damn, that's a lot of PFAS

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u/naron3 2d ago

The fire department is focused on collecting the foam before it runs out into the local river.

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u/lurking_lefty 2d ago

Seems like it would be easier to collect by sliding a big tarp under it.

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u/V8-6-4 2d ago

On the video in the article they are literally just flushing it away with hoses?

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u/naron3 1d ago

It says at the end of the article that the fire department is using suction hoses, probably the same they use when they help people with flooded basements. And they have deployed booms to prevent it from reaching the river.

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u/shinysilveon 2d ago

That looks fun, tho

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u/naron3 2d ago

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u/Charlweed 1d ago

Avoid foam in the pelvis
Brende at the 110-central says that the fire department now prioritizes the collection of foams at the pelvis Evja that runs just next to the workshop.
The foam that has been released should not be water-soluble, therefore it is critical if it runs into the creek, she says.
Lenses are now laid out to collect the foam, as well as 3 suction cars on the spot working to prevent the foam from running into the pelvis.

Something was lost in translation 🙂

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u/NorwegianBias- 1d ago

Bekken =/= pelvis

Small river

(Otherwise, correct)

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u/Begravningstider 1d ago

Foam in the pelvis ain't good.

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u/BamberGasgroin 2d ago

It must be like an Ibiza nightclub inside.

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u/Dan-68 1d ago

When no-nut November is over.

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u/WordsAndRunes 1d ago

Good thing that stuff is really toxic and never leaves the environment or the water.