"Thermal Explosion"- Keymar, MD

it wasn't 180, something happened causing the controls to runaway or it was actually a steam system, the water was superheated, when it returned to atmospheric pressure it flashed to steam and it likely had a faulty or missing relief valve(although under some circumstances just the relief valve opening could be pretty violent).

they barely have the resources to report the story much less research the intricacies of boiler accidents. the only part i fault them for is that instead of saying nothing they used some sort of "ai" tool that gave them fictional information.

at some point there will be an engineering report on what happened.

hopefully it isn't like the repot on the block that blew up in flint that was essentially you aren't important enough to bring in the right experts to figure out exactly what gas thing failed.