Poultry plant accident in Georgia turns entire building into nitrogen exit bag

[Thanatonaut]

6 employees dead after liquid nitrogen leak at Gainesville poultry plant​

I just wanted to share this here because it highlights the rapid efficiency with which inert gases kill.

 

[Makko]

So is this what we have to do? Just build a poultry plant and have an "accident" in it?

 

[BeansOfRequirement]

Is is just me that gets really jealous when I hear of things like this?

 

[FarAcrossTheWater]

Is is just me that gets really jealous when I hear of things like this?

I'm with you pal. I'm jealous that they got a painless release.

 

[BeansOfRequirement]

Just build a poultry plant

 

[FarAcrossTheWater]

To avoid getting shut down repeatedly let's turn this website into a poultry plant construction site.

 

[BeansOfRequirement]

To avoid getting shut down repeatedly let's turn this website into a poultry plant construction site.

Wait, isn't SN used for food preservation and shit, too?

 

[EmbraceOfTheVoid]

Wait, isn't SN used for food preservation and shit, too?

Yes, we are using SN to make chicken jerky in our poultry plant.

 

[Throwmyselfaway]

Yes, we are using SN to make chicken jerky in our poultry plant.

So we turn it into a "cooking" site

 

[Thanatonaut]

There was actually another accident in Augusta, GA (what is it with Georgia?) at a sperm bank called Xytex, same nature of accident. Liquid nitrogen used to keep sperm frozen leaked out, set off an alarm. An on-call employee responded on-site to the alarm and was almost instantly overcome. A sheriff's deputy went in to try to help her, not realizing the environment inside the building was nearly completely devoid of oxygen. The employee survived but was left with long-term injuries. The deputy did not survive.

 

[Symbiote]

Reminds me of another gas that killed thousands. https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/gas-cloud-kills-cameroon-villagers

 

[AutoTap]

I wish I could do the inert gas method but I'm to stupid. I'd mess up the tubing/mask/valve stuff.

Also no idea how I'd get it without parents confiscated like they did my SN...

Ugh

 

[Mentalmick]

I wish I could do the inert gas method but I'm to stupid. I'd mess up the tubing/mask/valve stuff.

Also no idea how I'd get it without parents confiscated like they did my SN...

Ugh

Take up welding as a hobby.

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

Is is just me that gets really jealous when I hear of things like this?

I'm jealous too. Just think you're working at some job then nitrogen gas hits you but it's completely painless so you pass out and don't even realize it and then you die painlessly . That's more than most people get as most people get to rot with something like cancer in pain and then die painfully with cancer or something. That's a dream death for me not even knowing it and painless with nitrogen gas.

 

[signifying nothing]

Reminds me of this story: CO kills three firefighters inside a well. Seems easy to die given the right circumstances.

 

[mahakaliSS_MahaDurga]

6 employees dead after liquid nitrogen leak at Gainesville poultry plant​

I just wanted to share this here because it highlights the rapid efficiency with which inert gases kill.

I love this thread title, lol.

 

[Spiral]

Liquid nitrogen is not a nice painless way like inert N2 though :( It's used for instantly freezing things.

 

[color_me_gone]

The employee survived but was left with long-term injuries. The deputy did not survive.

The employee would have been in longer than the deputy, yet the employee survived, and the deputy didn't.
I've seen the same here on SS using the N2 exit bag, some go successfully, some don't.
This was my intended method, but I've lost a lot of confidence in it, seems risky.
I don't want to survive with long term injuries.

 

[Thanatonaut]

The employee would have been in longer than the deputy, yet the employee survived, and the deputy didn't.
I've seen the same here on SS using the N2 exit bag, some go successfully, some don't.
This was my intended method, but I've lost a lot of confidence in it, seems risky.
I don't want to survive with long term injuries.

You can't judge the results of these types of incidents using the standards of an exit bag. An exit bag is more or less a controlled environment. A factory or laboratory is much harder to keep filled with 100% inert gas than an oven bag.

 

[color_me_gone]

You can't judge the results of these types of incidents using the standards of an exit bag. An exit bag is more or less a controlled environment. A factory or laboratory is much harder to keep filled with 100% inert gas than an oven bag.

But I'm basing my judgements on the fact that there are a number of people here who have failed at using this method.
Even @TiredHorse, who started the inert gas / exit bag megathread, was unsuccessful in multiple attempts.
Some people regained consciousness after an hour or two.
Just like with SN, it works for some, not all.
Everybody says, well, you did something wrong.
Personally, I think it is determined by the person's body.
Different things affect people in different ways.
No method is guaranteed for everybody.

 

[FatalSystemError591]

Is is just me that gets really jealous when I hear of things like this?

Yep. I have to try to die while all these people want to live get a perfect, painless death. The way that shit works is cruel.

 

[Ironweed]

Reminds me of this.

Lake Nyos disaster​

Pity it wasn't straight up carbon dioxide, the other stuff mixed in (hydrogen sulfide, etc.) probably made it a painful death, though it appears a lot of people did just die in their sleep, so maybe it was. Certainly it was a smelly death.

 

[iguanah]

oeo

But I'm basing my judgements on the fact that there are a number of people here who have failed at using this method.
Even @TiredHorse, who started the inert gas / exit bag megathread, was unsuccessful in multiple attempts.
Some people regained consciousness after an hour or two.
Just like with SN, it works for some, not all.
Everybody says, well, you did something wrong.
Personally, I think it is determined by the person's body.
Different things affect people in different ways.
No method is guaranteed for everybody.

people who have "regained conciousness after an hour or two" either did the method wrong or are completely full of shit, no one can survive that long without oxygen.