Silo gases - VOLUNTEERS DUTCH FIREFIGHTERS - 

Helemaal mee eens! ook voor de brandweer een leerzame video!

Wel raar dat die boer niet gelijk aangeeft dat het leger aan het oefenen is in zijn land, dat zullen ze toch overleggen lijkt me?

@@barthuisman6076dat was ook doorgegeven…

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Vrijwillig op betaalde basis ;)

hi chemist here nitrogen dioxide is the main thing being produced, dinitrogen tetroxide is a chemical created in higher concentrations/lower temperature of no2 or in a much much lower amount than no2 due to the chemical equilibrium in this case favoring the no2, but inevitably some n2o4 is produced along with other NOx compounds. the fact that the gas is colored tells that no2 is being produced, as n2o4 is actually colorless still not fun stuff to breathe and can literally make nitric/nitrous acid in contact with the moisture in your lungs, eyes and esophagus again not fun to breathe in

@@gardenguy357nasty stuff. Seeing it come out instead of ammonia in dry conditions makes sense, as the lack of water means no hydrogen to bind to the nitrogen (if I remember my chemistry correctly that reaction would be preferred in a moist environment).

Jullie zijn echte helden!❤

😅 I'm still a bit confused, so the gas was coming from the tarp but what was under it initially?

⁠@@palmsky1119I Think it was corn/forage

it's actually a good thing you can see this particular nastiness, else the farmer might not have realised the problem he was in before the gas flooded his barn and killed his animals.

@@jwenting I know😎

Had voor de militairen een mooie oefening "gasaanval" kunnen zijn ;-)

Dank je…😊

They did that at / talked about that at the beginning of the video!

Don't know what you mean with the vehicle at the back of the bay, but if you mean the military vehicle then that seems to be a Fennek with some sort of AA or AT solution mounted on top with communications equipment.

@@masterTigress96 Thanks but no I don't mean the military vehicle, that is a RNA Fennek SWP, I mean the only other vehicle seen in the station at 1:29, as they are coming out of the changing room, just before the shot changes to inside the main appliance.

@@masterTigress96 OP is referring to the Chevy at the back of the fire station which is seen in some videos. It's one of many left in Europe at the end of WW2 which was converted for firefighting use, and I think we'd all like to see a video about it!

@@atraindriver Ah I see, yeah I just noticed that indeed, at the end of the video there is a short moment where you can see the oldtimer. As you pointed out, you will find quite a few all over Europe in firestations. Thanks for clarifying what the OP meant and happy holidays.