Reply To: Industrial Negligence or Capital Liquidity?

[Dave2000]

I am computer geek and I have some engineer friends whom I chatted with about this, top question, most obviously, is when was the most recent inspection of the factory systems done?  who inspected what and where are copies of the report they made.  second question:  was there a remote system data loggers and automated sensors on the system and what were their readings for the most recent days before the explosion (essentially like an airline black box system).  If such a system was in place and logging in data, what were the readings and patterns before the accident?  Other questions I would have depend heavily on what was going on at the facility – were staff doing maintenance or modification work on some systems while others were operational?  there is very little you can ask without any knowledge of what was there, the activities at the time and so on.  In the blind, a person can try guessing but you might be far afield.  So far, the authorities have given very few clues as to what happened.  The point is if there was remote system monitoring with data lines fed to another office far from the factory, there might be some valuable information available already but so far all we are getting are news of rescue and clean up.