HOW TO DETECT GAS LEAKAGE
The PNG pipeline joints for any leakage are checked by soup solution or gas detectors only
Common signs of a gas leak include:
| A | SMELL | Odor of rotten eggs. The nose knows. |  |
| B | LISTEN FOR | An unusual hissing or blowing noise from a gas appliance, the ground or exposed gas piping. |  |
| C | LOOK FOR | Flames near exposed piping or coming from the ground. Appliance flames that are behaving in an unusual way |  |
| Constant and localized blowing of dirt, dust or debris |  |
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| Damaged connections to gas appliances |  |
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| Rapid bubbling at the surface of a body of water such as a puddle |  |
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| Exposed pipeline after an earthquake, fire, flood or other disaster. |  |
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| Unusual brown, dying or dead vegetation in otherwise moist areas over or near pipeline areas as well as unusual soil movement |  |
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| D | WATCH FOR | A sudden and unexplained increase in gas consumption. |  |
| E | The PNG pipeline joints for any leakage are checked by soup solution or gas detectors only | ||
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