Practical Failure Analysis

, Volume 1, Issue 6, pp 11–15 | Cite as

An engineering artifaci escapes catastrophe

  • Carol Terman
Features Toxic Fear
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    H. Torres, Chief Public Information Officer, Baltimore Fire Department, private communication, 01 Sept 2001.Google Scholar
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    P. Manion: The Howard Street Tunnel,The Sentinel, vol 12(4), July, August 1990, pp.6, 12, 14, 17–19, 21.Google Scholar
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    H.N. Barr, Sr.: The Baltimore Belt Line, Electric Operations on the Baltimore and Ohio,B&O Railroader, 1974, p. 3.Google Scholar
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    B. Stephens: Howard Street Manhole was a Portal to Hell, www.trains.com, 26 July, 2001.Google Scholar

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© ASM International - The Materials Information Society 2001

Authors and Affiliations

  • Carol Terman
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  1. 1.ASM InternationalMaterials Park

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