My neighbor just found out the hard way. They neglected to call the utility hotline before they dug, and found what they thought was a 2 inch dead gas line. So they decided to get their sawzall and cut the pipe away. It turned out to be a 6 inch high pressure live main gas line. By the grace of God, there was not an explosion, when the cut into this line, but you could hear the gas escaping a block away. I was up there when the gas company went in to check the house for gas, and he came running out and said the whole house was filled with gas. Needless to say I took off. but what i found out later, is that not only will he be fined, he will also have to pay for the repairs, the man hours for the gas company, and Fire department equipment and personnel. i am told it could be close to $100,000.00. All for not calling a simple number to have under ground lines located for free.
The gas in the line contains a proportion of water vapour (which is also a gas). When the gasses in the line cool below the dew point for the gas water vapour mixture, water condenses out of the gasses inside the gas pipe.
Gas fireplaces typically receive gas from a direct gas line connection in the home. The gas line provides a continuous flow of gas to the fireplace, allowing it to ignite and create flames. The gas flow can be controlled and regulated using a valve or switch on the fireplace.
A flat line on a phase diagram indicates a phase transition occurring at a constant temperature and pressure. For example, a flat line on a gas-liquid equilibrium graph means that the substance is transitioning between the gas and liquid phases without changing temperature or pressure.
Nitrogen is preferred for unclogging gas lines because it is an inert gas that poses less risk of combustion compared to compressed air, which contains oxygen and can create a fire hazard in a gas line. Nitrogen is also less likely to react with the substances in the gas line, ensuring a more effective and safe unclogging process.
Yes, the temperature of a gas is a measure of the average kinetic energy of its molecules. This kinetic energy is related to the speed at which the gas molecules move, which in turn affects how hard they hit the walls of the container.
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An earthquake could easily break a gas line, and the resulting gas leak could cause a fire or an explosion. But bear in mind that it is also possible to turn off the gas to any given gas line, so it may be possible to avoid the worst consequences.
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Fine Line Features ended in 2005.
Is it carburated? If so I'd check that out, might need to be retuned or something.
Do you remember last time car was tuned up?
It's heavier than gas so will all be at the bottom, try to force it through until you hit gas if a small amount or you can disconnect fuel line and drain it off until you hit gas.
The fine for crossing a double line to enter the carpool line will vary depending on the state. For instance, in California, the fine is $100.
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did you check the gas-line emergency switch, i know my old Taurus needed to have it reset once