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7—Proteoeo wood frame8—Unpraeaeu «raoo frame

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NARRATIVE: RESPONDED TO THE ABOVE STATED ADDRESS, CHEMICAL COMMODITIESINC., ON AN EXPLOSION WITH FIRE IN AN EXTERIOR STORAGE TANK. 22C2ARRIVED AND TOOK COMMAND AFTER REPORTING SMOKE SHOWING. ENGINE 1ARRIVED AND STAGED IN THE 400 BLOCK OF SOUTH KEELER. THE TANK WASAPPROXIMATELY 2C0 FEET FROM ENGINE 1 AND UPWIND. ENGINE 1 PERSONNELMADE CONTACT WITH AN EMPLOYEE OF CHEMICAL COMMODITIES (CCI). THEEMPLOYEE SAID THAT HE HAD BEEN USING A CUTTING TORCH ON THE TANK WHENIT EXPLODED. HE SAID THAT THE TANK HAD CONTAINED AN UNKNOWN SOLVENTAND THAT HE HAD BEEN TOLD THE TANK WAS EMPTY. COMMAND MADE CONTACTWITH THE OWNER OF CCI, GERALD GERSHON. IT WAS LEARNED THAT THE TANKCONTAIIiED RESIDUE OF RECLAIMED EYTHL ALCOHOL. ENGINE 1 AND TRUCK 1PERSONNEL SET UP ONE 1 3/4" HANDLINE WITH THE FOAM EQUIPMENT AND ASECOND"! 3/4" LINE FOR BACKUP. ENGINE 1 PERSONNEL MANNED TWE FOAM LINEAND EXTINGUISHED THE FIRE. A LADDER HAD TO BE SET AGAINSU AN ADJACENTTANK SO THE FOAM COULD BE APPLIED PROPERLY. TRUCK 1 PERSONNEL MANNEDTHE BACKUP LINE. DAMAGE WAS TO THE TANK AND SOME WINDOWS-~AT THE REAROF THE BUILDING. THERE WERE NO INJURIES. ALL EQUIPMENT WAS PICKED UPAND UNITS RETURNED TO QUARTERS. 2202 AND 2210 REMAINED AT THE SCENE TOINVESTIGATE.

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I TYPE Of ACTION TAKENi '—Extinguishmenti 2—RescueI 3—mvesnoaTio'1 on'y

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METHOD OF EXTINGUISHMENT1—Sett eitingutsneO2—Make snrtt aas3—Ponable emnjmsher

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LEVEL OF FIRE ORIGIN1—Grade level to 9 ft2—ID to 19 feet3—20 to 29 fee'

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7—OOfects ir flightB—Below ground level

ESTIMATED TOTALDOLLAR LOSS

l/Jl .00NUMBER Of STORIESt—1 story2—Zslory3—3 to 4 stones

4— 5 to 6 stones5—7 to 12 stones6—13 to 24 stones

7—25 lo 49 stones6—50 stones or more

CONSTRUCTION TYPE1—Fife resistive2—HMvybmoer3—Protected noncombusuw

*—Unprotected noncombustib*5—Proiecied ordinary6—Unprotected ordinary

7—Protected wood frame8—Unprotected wood frame

EXTENT Of DAMAGE Flame-Smoke FLAMEConfined to the object of ongir 1 iConfined to pan ol room or area ol origin 2 2Confined to room o! ongm 3 3Confined lo the fere-rated comp ol origin 4 4Contmed to floor of origin 5 5Confined to structure of ongm 6 6Enenoeo Deyond structure of onojn 7 7No carnage of «w type (N A| >Undetermined o' not reported 0 0

DETECTOR PERFORMANCE1—Of. in room or space of hre ongn—opr2—De; not m rm o: space of l»e onom—oper3—Dei in rm or space of origin—not oper4—Dei not in rm or space of ongm—not oper.5—Dei m nr, or space ol kre ongn

but fire too small to oper6—Nc detectors present (N A)0—Undetermined or not rapmed

SPRINKLER PERFORMANCEt—Equipmerr. operated2—Equipment should nave operated—did not3—Equipment pre but fire too small to oper

8—No equipment present (N A)0—Undetermined or not reponed

TYPE OF MATERIAL GENERATING MOST SMOKEF SMOKE SPREAD 5BEYOND ROOM •*.Of ORIGIN

(Composition, AVENUE Of SMOKE TRAVEL1—Air handling duel 4—Stairwell2—Comdor 5—Opening on constructon3—£ievalof shaft_____6—Uliinv opening m wall

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1 - 5 GAL. FOAM.

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1 - FOAM EDUCTOR

*****************•***#•**•*##*•***#**##*##•*#**••**RESPONDED TO A WALK-IN REPORT OF SMOKE COMING FROM THETANK AT THE ABOVE LOCATION. UPON ARRIVAL WE OBSERVEDOF DARK SMOKE COMING FROM THE SAME TANK WHICH WASEXPLOSION AND FIRE ON 5/24/89. A LADDER WAS SET TOTANK IN ORDER TO OBSERVE THE CONDITIONS INSIDE. AOBSERVED IN THE BOTTOM OF THE TANK IN THE CENTER. THE

DAMAGED STORAGEA SLIGHT AMOUNTDAMAGED IN THETHE SIDE OF THESMALL FIRE WAS

POOR DISABILITYTHROUGH THE AIR-PACK MASK AND THE DARKNESS DID NOT ALLOW ANOPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE MUCH ABOUT THE CONDITION OF THE CONTENTS INSIDETHE TANK, SUCH AS. WHETHER IT WAS A LIQUID OR SLUDGE FORM. THE LADDERWAS MOVED TO THE NEXT TANK AND A 1 3/4" LINE WAS TAKEN TO THE TOP OFTHAT JANK. FOAM WAS APPLIED INTO THE BURNING TANK AND ..THE FIRE WASEXTINGUISHED. PERSONNEL FROM JOHNSON COUNTY EMERGENCY *- PREPAREDNESSAND FROM ECOLOGY AND ENVIROMENT CO. ARRIVED ON THE SCENEt THE OWNERWAS CONTACTED AND ARRIVED WITHIN ABOUT TWO HOURS.~ THE FINALDETERMINATION WAS THAT THE MATERIAL REMAINING IN THE TT5NK WAS MOSTLIKELY A SLUDGE FORM. IT I!REMAINING IN THE TANK FROM THESMALL FIRE BEGAN INVOLVING THEBLANKET TO THE MATERIAL, IT WASON A PERIODIC BASIS UNTIL ITRETURNED TO

3 THOUGHT THAT SOME HOT MATERIAL WASLAST INCIDENT, IT HEATED UP. AND ASLUDGE MATERIAL. AFTER APPLYING A FOAMDECIDED TO LEAVE AND RECHECK THE TANKIS REMOVED. ALL UNITS CLEARED AND

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MEMORANDUM

SUBJECT: VOA Analysis PR802

FROM: BillChief, Mass Spectrometry, LABO/ENSV

TO: Andrea JirkaChief, Laboratory Branch, ENSV

Sample PK802001 was analyzed for volatiles. The

quantitative results for ethylbenzene and xylene exceeded our

system calibration range; Therefore, the results have been coded

as estimated (J) . These values should be considered minimum

concentrations. Ethanol was not detected in this sample with a

detection limit of 2000 ppm.

The sample will be diluted, reanalyzed, and reported later

when our normal quality of data can be provided.

ANALYSIS TYPE: VOLATILES

TITLE: CHEMICAL COMMODITIES MATRIX: HAZARDOULAB: EPA REG VII LAB METHOD: 6241WOOSAMPLE PREP: £W£ ANALYST/ENTRY: TLD REVIEWER: ______REVIEW LEVEL: 1 DATA FILE : Til

UNITS: MG/KGCASE:DATE: 06/13/89

SAMPLES

CHLOROMETHANEBROMOMETHANEVINYL CHLORIDECHLOROETHANEMETHYLENE CHLORIDEACETONECARBON DISULFIDE1,1-DICHLOROETHENE1,1 DICHLOROETHANE1,2,-DICHLOROETHENECHLOROFORM1,2,DICHLOROETHANE2-BUTANONE1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANECARBON TETRACHLORIDEVINYL ACETATEBROMODICHLOROMETHANE1,2-DICHLOROPROPANECIS-1, 3-DICHLOROPROPENETRICHLOROETHENEBENZENEDIBROMOCHLOROMETHANE1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANETRANS-1,3-DICHLOROPROPENEBROMOFORM4-METHYL-2-PENTANONE2-HEXANONE1,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANETETRACHLOROETHENETOLUENECHLOROBENZENEETHYL BENZENESTYRENETOTAL XYLENES

PR802001

96000 U180000 U110000 U110000 U80000 U80000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U80000 U40000 U40000 U80000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U80000 U80000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U40000 U130000 J40000 U66000 J

' ANALYSIS TYPE: FLASHPOINT (DEGREES C'i

TITLE: PRE02 MATRIX: SEDIMENT UNITS: DEG CLAB: - METHOD: ISSIHOO^ CASE:SAMPLE PREP: ](f* ANALYST/ENTRY: KDF REVIEWER: *-&&•_____ DATE: 06/06/85t- E V J EW LEVEL : DATA FILE : "kcHF

SAMPLE NO. RESULT \PR802001 2S