Sentence examples for flammable natural from inspiring English sources

"There is no safe way to blow hundreds of thousands of cubic feet of flammable natural gas to a workplace," Dr. Moure-Eraso said.

At the hearing, John S. Bresland, a member of the United States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, called the lack of rules a "significant gap" that "threatens the continued safety of workers at facilities that handle flammable natural gas".

The fines, the third largest ever issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for a single episode, stem from accusations of 371 violations, including 225 considered "willful," found after the Feb. 7 blast, which occurred as flammable natural gas was being shot through a supply pipe to purge it of debris.

Because of its highly flammable nature, any accidental release of liquefied natural gas (LNG) could possibly pose significant fire hazard.

The flammable nature of this species, compared to natural forest margin species, allows grassland fires to penetrate forests, resulting in a reduction in forest patch size.

Three people were slightly injured when a flammable concentration of natural gas had accumulated in the enclosed building space and ignited, resulting in a gas explosion.

Flammable levels of natural gas are common in water supplies, and explosions even reports of flammable drinking water have occurred near fracking sites, says Abrahm Lustgarten, a reporter for Propublica who has investigated gas drilling across the United States.

The mantle is fixed over an orifice carrying a flammable gas such as natural gas, coal gas, propane, or vaporized benzene or other fuel.

If performed early in the life of the stand, such a thinning will reduce the accumulation of flammable materials due to natural self-thinning.

Though pipelines are considered as the safest mode of transportation, the failure of a flammable and highly pressurized natural gas pipeline can cause fatalities and extensive damage to properties.

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