Plant Gorgas Hung Boilers, SCR, and Vent Chimney - Controlled Demolition, Inc. 

Correct.

The same thing happens in grain elevators, flour mills and sugar refineries when flammable dust contacts an ignition source. Pretty much takes a job away from CDI when it does!

I thought maybe a movie crew was there filming the demolition to use in a movie with all the big fireballs.

Probably the coal dust left in the ducts and bunkers that ignited

It was imploded, Being a coal fired plant, the coal dust ignited into the fireball unintentionally.

Yeah, but it was still cool looking to see that big fireball. Added much more drama to the implosion.😊

Yes

Those are the feeders...they feed raw coal into the pulverizers (that is when the coal is grinded up) I actually worked at this plant till it shut down. This a sad video to watch but a very memorable one also.

Translation: “She maket a bigga noise anda she go boomba boomba”.

@@tomrogers9467 😳

I had the same thought a couple of years ago after an old coal-fired generating station in Florida was demolished. I actually contacted the power company who owned the plant about this, and they replied that energy consumption was down because everything is so efficient these days...meaning users and producers of energy....that the plant was no longer needed. I found their explanation very hard to believe, and, like you, I think this ongoing destruction of our generation abilities will bite us in the ass sooner rather than later. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xtX9x6UkA88.html

@@walterzoomie Thanks for the reply Walter. Very interesting indeed.

and fireballs. Just saying. 😃