Sentences with phrase «leaks out of the tank»

If the float breaks in your toilet and it doesn't stop filling, so water leaks out of the tank and into the downstairs neighbor's apartment, that's an emergency.

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Al / Inspector Sherlock Holmes: Have you ever heard of a septic tank flooding to overflowing intermittently to the extent that the effluent leaks out of the tank at the cold joint where the pre-cast concrete top fits over the tank?

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Then the panels were basically saying, probably the anomaly can be explained with some kind of ordinary effect ndash; a gas leak out of one of the tanks.

There is no permanent solution for Fukushima's radioactive water, which has been leaking out of storage tanks again and again.

I had a head gasket leak from the cylinder into the coolant that was pushing coolant out the top of the overflow tank.

The gas tank is made out of plastic and you may have a leaking tank or fuel line.

When housing prices tank, everybody loses; the banks are exposed to higher risk of mortgage defaults, insurers start having to pay out more for «gas leaks» claiming over-leveraged homes, realtors starve because their commissions go down (even as foreclosures put more homes on the market) and people faced with financial uncertainty will stay put in their current homes instead of moving elsewhere.

As Peter Christopher of Connecticut - based Fairfield Home Inspections, points out «if a tank has leaked oil into the soil, it can cost you up to $ 100,000 to deal with the problem.»

The tank can start to leak, the water can go out of balance, the new water might not be the right temperature or be tainted with chemicals.

But that's also besides the point — coal isn't «leaking» into the atmosphere, it has to be dug out of the ground with considerable effort, and oil doesn't just jump into our gasoline tanks.

Studies have suggested serious insufficiencies in the safety measures at the installation, including lack of safety valves to prevent the mixing of water into the Methyl isocyanate tanks which started the evolution of the toxic gas, and the failure of scrubbers to treat the gas leak — apparently they were out of service for repair.

If the rate of flow into the tank equals the rate of flow out of the tank because of the leak, the level of water in the tank does not change.