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【Weird Safety Hazards Season 2】072: Glass can also be used for fraud – how can this be addressed?

2017-03-24View Original

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This glass has been cracked accidentally. What do you think should be done to fix it? For more series posts, click the links below: Fun Series on Traffic Violations – Summary Post http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1497068-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Network) 【Strange Safety Hazards Season 2】Summary Post http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1587472-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Network)
Reply #22017-03-24
Actually, this glass door doesn’t have any hinges or axles at all. What’s confusing is why it broke before it even fell to the ground, and no cracks could be seen.
Reply #32017-03-24
Actually, I really wanted to see the guy’s expression; he must have been quite confused at that moment. P Looking at the leg that was crossed over the other, one could see surprise first, followed by a hint of schadenfreude! Seeing the guy’s confused face must have made them laugh uncontrollably! It must have been a trick!
Reply #42017-03-24
According to **standards, tempered glass has a failure rate of a few per thousand, which is considered normal. Therefore, the glass doors in bathrooms can also explode on their own. Isn’t it terrifying?
Reply #52017-03-24
Wow, I didn’t know there was such an insider secret. Is it better to use laminated glass?
Reply #62017-03-24
However, when tempered glass explodes on its own, it does not produce shards that can injure people. Though separated, the bond remains
Reply #72017-03-24
I really don’t know; there’s such a possibility.
Reply #82017-03-24
Then the glass separated by those railings cannot be tempered glass – learn from this

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