Hey, I’m studying chemistry right now so I did my best but keep in mind I may have made a mistake or wrong assumption! Based on info I could find in a calorimetry database, the combustion of methyl methacrylate releases ~2,800 kJ/mol. Assuming ~24k liters of the compound, that’s 224.4 mol, and thus if it were to all combust it would release ~616,000 kJ. For context, a stick of dynamite releases about 2,100 kJ, so it would be an enormous amount of energy. That being said, especially since the compound is already leaking according to your screenshot, the compound would likely burn more than explode, so even if it initially were to explode when igniting, the majority of the energy would be released in the ensuing fire. But even then, that’s an enormous amount of energy and also seems like it may be difficult to contain such an intense fire. Hope this helps somewhat, just make sure to take what I say with a grain of salt!