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Subject: pressure tube safety

From:  Weimin Qian 
Subject:  pressure tube safety
Date:  September 15, 2009 3:25:04 PM EDT

I knew a big pharma in Boston had a terrible one a few years ago and  
they banned pressure tube use in the lab. And, CENews (April 13, 2009)  
reported another one. I am wondering how many incidents involving  
pressure tube/sealed tube explosions per year? and the reporting  
requirements of such incidents?

Thanks,

Weimin
860-884-6507

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