Overheating Chemical Tank in California No Longer at Risk of Exploding, Fire Officials Say May 25 (Reuters) - Firefighters contending with a dangerously overheating industrial ⁠tank ⁠of a hazardous ...

A tank containing glycidyl methacrylate exploded in a Toledo facility Tuesday night, causing a chemical plume.

And while no one has so much as broken a nail because of the nose gear issue, hundreds have been killed because of exploding fuel tanks and, according to the FAA’s proposed AD, more such calamities ...

The tank may still be explosive, authorities warned.

A chemical tank containing glycidyl methacrylate exploded at a Toledo, Ohio, facility, prompting evacuations within a one-mile radius and shelter-in-place orders farther out. Officials warned of a ...

A chemical tank explosion at a north Toledo company released a chemical into the air overnight and prompted an evacuation of nearby residents. Glycol methacrylate, an industrial coating product, was ...

Experts trying to prevent a tank of hazardous chemicals from exploding in Southern California found a "potential crack" in the container that might be reducing the pressure, a fire official said on ...

The NTSB reports that existing electrical shielding fixes aimed at preventing aircraft fuel tank explosions are ineffective, as demonstrated by a Boeing 727 wing tank explosion despite proper ...

A chemical tank explosion in Toledo, Ohio, forced evacuations and left thousands sheltering indoors. Officials say an error caused the incident.