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Titanium in chillers

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buffalo716

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Does anyone know why the fire department would need to be notified if there is titanium present inside of a chiller?
 
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Titanium is flammable, and squirting water on it while it's burning is pretty disastrous (explosion). Similar effect with magnesium.

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