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> because the facilities were completely shut down, clean rooms were flooded with particles and every piece of equipment was contaminated Ouch. That suggests t
by tlb 6y ago
> because the facilities were completely shut down, clean rooms were flooded with particles and every piece of equipment was contaminated
Ouch. That suggests that they didn't have backup power for the positive pressure ventilation system. I hope adding that is on someone's todo list for next time.
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- meepmorp 6y agoEven if they had backup power for those kinds of systems, the cold in Texas took down utility-grade generation capacity. It wouldn't be a surprise if they had their backups die, too.