Sentences with phrase «from leaking pipes»

Covered losses include damage or destruction from theft, fire, storm, water damage from leaking pipes, electrical surges and a host of other named events.

Water damage refers to problems from leaking pipes or a burst washing machine line and typically is covered by your home insurance policy.

Not exact matches

Duke Energy Corp. announced in early February 2014 that drainage from a broken pipe was leaking coal - ash into the Dan River, which runs through Virginia and North Carolina.

The only time your rental home is covered by flooding is if the flood is from an internal leak, and was caused by either a pipe burst, leaking AC unit, overflowing bathtub, etc..

The opening strike came from Raheem Sterling, who has come under considerable criticism in recent weeks for both his reluctance to commit his future to Anfield and this week for leaked photos in which he appeared to be smoking a shisha pipe.

Whether from your roof or your pipes, an out - of - control leak can lead to thousands of dollars worth of damage if they aren't addressed quickly.

Newsday reported earlier this week that the facility contained asbestos, broken and missing floor and ceiling tiles and sewage leaking from a bathroom pipe.

Fire protection piping at Indian Point's Unit 2 reactor broke and leaked and though it resulted in a loss of water pressure to the fire suppression system, inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission determined it was of «very low safety significance,» according to the N.R.C. report.

There will be a new generation of equipment to control the flow between treatment facilities, pumping stations and tanks; there is a system to alert customers and large institutions, such as hospitals, to interruptions in service; old pipes are replaced more rapidly to limit leaks; and officials are working toward a system to move water from north to south, so the Southtowns can rely on the Van De Water treatment plant on the Niagara River should the Sturgeon Point plant on Lake Erie fail or lose its links to customers, like when a 42 - inch main failed last summer.

While this is a temporary fix, the Water Authority said it will hold much longer than it will take for a permanent repair of the leak from outside the pipe.

A common culprit for water loss is caused by leaks from broken or aging underground pipes.

While official results of the investigation have not yet been released, preliminary tests conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board have indicated that the blast was caused by a natural gas leak from a 127 - year - old pipe.

Since these gases are leaking as they are piped to the surface, rather than seeping up through the ground from deep fracking sites, improving the integrity of drill holes and pipelines could curb the problem of water pollution.

The bad news is that pipeline leaks and incidents still kill a dozen or more people a year and cost consumers $ 2 billion yearly from leaky pipes.

The pressure in mains water pipes usually forces water out through leaks, preventing anything else from getting in.

Just how much gas from those older pipes and their newer replacements in the pipeline distribution system leaks out and rises into the atmosphere, though, is up for debate.

Lava leaking from the ridges creates the crust's upper layer; beneath that lies a second layer, composed of the fossilized channels that once piped molten rock to the ridges.

Yet that's happening on a massive scale in the US, through leaks from production wells and the pipes that distribute natural gas.

One thing to watch for is the fountains of mud spewing from the leak sites in the blowout preventer and riser pipe to die down as BP brings the pumping down — that may have already happened.

Methane hydrates, after all, were largely responsible for corrupting the containment dome intended to stop the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill rising from the ocean bottom; the viscous mixture clogged the dome and a redirection pipe intended to take leaking oil to a tanker waiting above.

The colorless, odorless and safe gases have a number of research uses, from modeling how airborne contaminants might move through urban canyons to help first responders plan their response to potential terrorist attacks and accidents to locating leaks in underground gas pipes.

The situation all started when my nissan sentra 2007 leaked all the coolant from a pipe down below.

If you can't see any obvious signs of leaks, or steam coming from anywhere if you run the engine, a likely cause is a cracked cylinder head gasket, which is letting the coolant into the cylinders and out of the tail pipe as steam.

The leak itself is somewhere higher up (the pictures were taken from underneath the van), but the coolant is dripping onto the circled part and the small metal pipes (visible in the first image) below.

It was leaking oil from an air pipe.

If you aren't noticing either puddles or smoke from the engine bay (not tail pipe), you aren't leaking it.

Maserati is recalling a total of 1,406 Ghibli and Quattroporte sedans from the 2018 model year to address a risk of a leaking fuel pipe that has the potential to cause a fire.

The Mk7 Passat has been recalled once, for a potential leak from the high - pressure fuel pipes of the 2.0 TDI engine.

I went into that terrible sanctum almost every day for over a year and read the article obsessively, that one particular line: «Police speculate that a spark from his pipe may have ignited a leak in the fuel line.»

Water damage (from leaking roofs, broken pipes, water heaters, washing machines, dishwashers, or other appliances, but not floods)

Follow the water line from the back of the unit to the wall looking for any water leaks in the pipes and connectors.

The new legislation is designed to prevent leaks from pipes and equipment that connect to your furnace.

The size and design of water piping running to and from the water heater is extremely important and can affect aspects like water pressure and water leaks.

A typical home policy will cover water damage if it is caused by water leaking from your roof, or a burst pipe.

A lot of this pollution was «fugitive» emissions — leaks from valves, flanges, tiny holes in pipes, and incomplete combustion of waste gasses in the plants» flares.

-- The term «fugitive emissions» means emissions from leaks, valves, joints, or other small openings in pipes, ducts, or other equipment, or from vents.

Our composting toilet breaking and leaking was a big one, water freezing in our drain pipe during the winter, mold from too much condensation in the cold months, and bug problems on the farm are only the ones I've written about on this blog.

An educated guess would be that the leak originated under water, potentially from the pipeline leading from the Douglas Complex, from the riser pipe from the seafloor to the OSI, or from the seafloor junction between the two.

According to NRC officials, the amount of radioactive materials from underground piping system leaks has been small relative to these permitted discharges.

In America there were 38 leaks from underground piping between 2000 and 2009, according to an industry document presented at a tritium conference.

And in 2008, 7.5 million picocuries per liter leaked from underground piping at Quad Cities in western Illinois — 375 times the EPA limit.

The leak stems from a pipe in an 8,700 - foot well.

Some believe the solution is the build more pipes to bring more water from even greater distances as well as to develop better monitoring systems to reduce leaks within the network of pipes and tunnels.

Federal regulators are investigating the cause of Tuesday's leak that spilled up to 105,000 gallons of crude oil from an underground pipe into a culvert and as much as 21,000 gallons into the ocean at Refugio State Beach.

On two occasions since last year, state inspectors saw molasses dripping from the same spot where a pipe leaked up to 1,400 tons of the sugary substance into Honolulu Harbor earlier this month and killed thousands of fish.

In addition to vented emissions, methane losses can occur from leaks (also referred to as fugitive emissions) in all parts of the infrastructure, from connections between pipes and vessels, to valves and equipment.

The EPA's new analysis doubles its previous estimates for the amount of methane gas that leaks from loose pipe fittings and is vented from gas wells, drastically changing the picture of the nation's emissions that the agency painted as recently as April.

The leaks — many from deteriorating underground pipes — come as the nuclear industry is seeking and obtaining federal license renewals, casting itself as a clean - green alternative to power plants that burn fossil fuels.

They are particularly concerned about water leaks from pipes and toilets:

Thirdly, keep one window cracked for air circulation and keep your exhaust pipe from getting blocked and thereby leaking carbon monoxide into your tight auto cabin.