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At 7:00 am on November 30, 2012, a railcar displaying placard number 1086 derailed near Paulsboro, New Jersey. The vehicle came to rest in a creek and appeared to leaking liquid product, from a 1 x 3 gash located about halfway up one side of the railcar. There is no fire involved at present; but Incident Command wants to know your assessment of any fire potential for this leaking product, placard 1086. In addition, there are a number of damaged railcars leaking what appears to be any number of products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, hydraulic fluids, anti-freeze, and even possibly battery acid.

Feb 2021 Railcar Scenario

 A local facility is reporting a release of a material named “FLUORHYDRIC ACID”. A review of the facility Tier 2 report shows that the material is a 50% solution stored in a 2000 gallon, outdoor tank. The best estimate is the tank has a 10 x 12 yard containment area. There is a diesel fuel tank and some 55-gallon drums of a caustic soda solution nearby, but not in the same containment area.

Jan 2021 Fixed Facility Scenario

A delivery truck displaying an oxidizer placard overturned on an interstate ramp. There was no UN/NA number, and the manifest was in the cab but very difficult to find.  

DELIVERy TRUCK ACCIDENT scenario

At 8:30 am this morning, a freight train accident resulted in a derailment of 11 railcars. The derailment occurred in your local community. Responders have secured the immediate area, and have obtained some limited information on the materials contained in the 11 railcars.  

Train Derailment scenario

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