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Los Alfaques disaster

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to be the likely source of the ignition, was also razed, killing all the staff members inside. Additionally, 34 vehicles and 21 tents were burnt out, a restaurant partially collapsed, and the tanker truck was broken into three main pieces. The blast effects of the BLEVE were comparatively minor, although there was at least one secondary confined explosion inside the discothèque buildings. The truck tractor was broken into four pieces. Two-thirds of the tank flew north-west, landed about 150 m away and then slid coming to rest against the wall of a restaurant, 300 m from the starting point. The middle section was flung about 100 m into the campsite.
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100 m down to 30 m wide. Separating the campsite from the road was a brick wall with a concrete foundation. The campsite's legal capacity was 260 people. However, on the day of the disaster, some 800 people were staying on the original grounds and on two new undeclared extensions; luckily, not all occupants were at the premises at the time.
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The fire destroyed everything –cars, trailers and buildings– within a 90 m (300 ft) radius, charred everything within a 300 m (980 ft) radius, gutting over 90% of the main camping area. The 400 m (4,300 sq ft) discothèque to the northeast, which was later determined
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results were unfairly weighted towards the 1978 disaster and were driving away their business. The campsite owners protested that even 30 years after the disaster, the top 12 Google search results for "Los Alfaques" still focused on the 1978 tragedy, including many gruesome thumbnails of burnt human
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The explosion and fireball instantly killed 158 people, including the truck driver. Victims were seen with their hair and clothing on fire, fleeing into the sea in an attempt to put out the flames. In the first 45 minutes after the disaster, the wounded were removed in an uncoordinated fashion with
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According to some reports from surviving witnesses, the tanker was already leaking liquefied gas while passing by the campsite. Some witnesses thought they heard a loud bang that preceded the leak. The bang might have been caused by a blown tire, which caused the truck to swerve and crash into the
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During the journey, solar radiation and ambient temperature heated the liquefied gas. Under normal circumstances, the presence of ullage gas vapors would have meant an increase in pressure well within the mechanical limits of the tank. However, the tank was hydraulically full, which meant that the
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Following the disaster, Cisternas Reunidas accepted responsibility for the disaster, but denied any order or prohibition to the drivers to use the motorway instead of the national road, claiming that it was the driver who chose which road to take. Later, some workers at the Tarragona plant stated
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By 2:35 pm the truck was driving past the Los Alfaques campsite, after travelling 102 km (63 mi) from the ENPETROL refinery. The time is known because the driver's watch –which was found still attached to his burnt wrist– had stopped at 2:36 pm. The tightly packed campsite was
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The inquiry also revealed that overloading of tankers was common practice at ENPETROL facilities. The Tarragona plant lacked either a meter to measure the amount of gas dispensed or an automatic shut-off device to prevent overfilling, and consequently most tanks were consistently overloaded. The
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More than 300 people were wounded, some of them severely. Initially 217 people died directly from the explosion (four Spaniards including the driver; all the others were foreign nationals), while the total number of people who died in the following months as a result of their injuries rose to at
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training program for drivers of vehicles carrying dangerous goods, because the company considered his experience of 20 years as a truck driver to be sufficient. The inquiry also determined that, between 3 January and 7 July of that year, 32 tanks driven by several different individuals left the
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coastal national road. It is about 2 km south of the nearest township, Sant Carles de la RĂ pita, although it belongs to the territory of the Alcanar municipality. When the accident occurred, it was 200 m in length and 10,000 m in area. From north to south, it tapered from about
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to the northeast. According to some reports, numerous intrigued campers approached the cloud with curiosity as it continued to spread. Eventually it became so dense that many were unable to see the tanker. Within moments of the cloud reaching the discothèque, it ignited into a
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they heard the driver heatedly arguing with someone on the phone and demanding money for the motorway toll. ENPETROL initially declined any responsibility, claiming that the delivery of the cargo was the carrier's responsibility, and they had not received any complaint.
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covering more than 90% of their bodies, and most of them died during the following days. Contributing to the high mortality figure was the inappropriate medical care given en route to the hospital, especially for the wounded that were driven south towards Valencia.
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wall separating the campsite from the roadside (possibly overturning in the process). Others argue that there was no mechanical failure or traffic accident before the loss of containment, with the overstressed pressure vessel failing at a weak point.
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The burning tanker blocked the road, dividing the injured into two groups, one being taken northwards and the other southwards. On the road to the north, the injured received adequate medical care, once they had reached either the hospitals at
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Many of the victims were burned beyond recognition. Identification was difficult, as most of them were wearing only swimming suits, and the administration building where their documents were stored was destroyed in the explosion. There was no
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and on the day of the disaster was driven by 50-year-old Francisco ImbernĂłn Villena. The trailer was manufactured in 1973. Its maximum capacity was 45 m with a maximum allowed mass of 19.35 tons (at 8 bar and 4 Â°C).
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driver was neither informed of the overloading, nor about the type and class of the cargo, and there was no means for him to check the pressure level of the tank before he departed or to monitor it in transit. He had not attended the
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the help of other survivors using their own cars and vans. Locals also provided help and took the wounded to the hospitals. Ambulances and other emergency forces gradually arrived. The first ambulance came at 2.45 pm from a
404:, which would have helped prevent the BLEVE. However, these valves were no longer mandatory in 1978 as they previously had been. The truck was due for an inspection check-over in 1980, and it had passed the previous inspection. 384:. The bodies of a French family, consisting of a couple and their two children, were returned to France some years later, after compensation had been settled. The bodies of another family of three originating from 866:
AproximaciĂłn al estudio del riesgo del BLEVE y sus efectos en los generadores marinos de vapor y los tanques de carga de los buques LNG-LPG. AplicaciĂłn comparativa de las normas que lo regulan y previenen
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remains, stacked caskets and coroner procedures during cleanup of the campground. The trial was dismissed, with the plaintiffs being informed that they would need to pursue a U.S. lawsuit against Google.
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Most of the victims were on holiday from West Germany and some other European countries, and who were staying at the Los Alfaques seaside campground. The site, which is located at km 159 on the
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Approach to the Study of the Risk of BLEVE and Its Effects on Marine Steam Generators and Cargo Tanks of LNG-LPG Vessels. Comparative Application of the Rules That Regulate and Prevent it
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test available at that time. As a result of the work done by the forensic teams from the tourists' home countries, all victims were eventually identified.
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Within seconds highly flammable propylene started flashing out of the ruptured tank and formed a white cloud that drifted into the campsite and towards a
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and the armed forces searched the devastated camp for survivors. It took three hours until the last of the wounded were removed and taken to hospital.
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Six months after the tragedy, the completely renovated campsite was reopened to tourists and Los Alfaques continued in operation.
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were never sent home, and they remain the only foreigners to be interred at the cemetery of Tortosa along with local victims.
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oil drilling site at San Carles. Municipal ambulances arrived at 3.05 pm and the fire brigade at about 3.30 pm. The
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that quickly returned to the source of the leak thus causing the weakened tanker to explode. This generated a massive
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In 2012 the owners of the still-operating campsite sought relief through Spanish courts under the newly approved "
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Seven of the victims remained unidentified until some time later, and they were interred at the cemetery of
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After the tragedy, daytime transit of populated areas by vehicles carrying dangerous cargo was prohibited.
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The official inquiry determined that the truck had been severely overloaded, and also lacked emergency
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Arturson, Gösta (1981). "The Los Alfaques Disaster: A Boiling-liquid, Expanding-vapour Explosion".
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The tanker drivers were under instructions to take the smaller N-340 national road instead of the
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Thirty-five Years of Disaster-Medicine Studies: Experience from KAMEDO's Operations 1963–1998
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on the journey and had no measurable blood pressure on arrival. Many of the patients had
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In 1982, four employees of ENPETROL and two of Cisternas Reunidas were convicted of
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Avances en la prevenciĂłn de riesgos laborales a partir de los accidentes mayores
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for "the sandbanks") is triangular-shaped and wedged between the beach and the
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crowded with nearly 1,000 visitors, many from Germany, in trailers and tents.
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At 10:15 am on a Tuesday morning, the driver arrived at the state-owned
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The tank container was manufactured on 13 December 1973 by a workshop from
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national road, is 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) south of the town of
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A collection of articles about Los Alfaques disaster (in Spanish)
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Progress in Occupational Risk Prevention Based in Major Accidents
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least 270. The official figure for the number of victims is 215.
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Memorial site on the side of a building at the campground
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Cabrera RodrĂ­guez, Neus; ChillĂłn PĂ©rez, Gisela (2014).
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In the week following the disaster, the patients from
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Stinton, H.G. (1983). "Spanish Camp Site Disaster".
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Index

N-340
Alcanar
Tarragona
Catalonia
Spain
BLEVE
road tanker
Alcanar
Spain
propylene
N-340
Sant Carles de la RĂ pita
Spanish
N-340
Pegaso
tractor unit
Fruehauf
semi-trailer
Cisternas Reunidas S.A.
ENPETROL
es
refinery
La Pobla de Mafumet
Tarragona
propylene
Repsol
Puertollano
ullage
A-7
thermally expand

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