ghg at worldserver.com wrote:
>The test was aborted and medical personnel intervened and revived the
>subject.
>Suppose it wasnt a test in a medical lab, that person would be "dead".
Suppose I am in my car driving down the road and my evap blows it's
guts out. If I am a person with any sense at all, I roll down the
window, and I can guarantee you, I do not pas out. Now, if I am
setting at a red light and the same thing happens, if I sit in the car
long enough to pass out I am 1)very stupid and 2) such a waste of
matter in the universe that my passing will not matter.
>to escape into the passenger compartment. R-134a is heavier than air, so
>if the air is not "stirred" by a fan, heavier concentrations will be
>found in low spots and lower in high spots. For these purposes, we will
>assume the air is stirred and the concentration is uniform.
>Like I said, a window down at 60 mph will do plenty of "stirring".
Give me a break and go do a radon test on you're home.
David
