Sentence examples for lead to a leak from inspiring English sources

During the shutdown, Mr. Steets said, workers will inspect the reactor vessel head for corrosion, which could lead to a leak.

It would be seriously disastrous if a weak point in the pressure boundary component bursts and releases radioactive material within the containment; and it may lead to a leak outside the containment.

The pressure sensor sensitivity coupled to the high compression ratio and the small dead volume of the micropump lead to a leak detection sensitivity of only few nl/h for water or insulin at 37 °C.

TiO2 might not undergo significant resorption in an adverse milieu and thereby may not lead to a leak in the KPro skirt area around the optical cylinder.

As well, a greater amount of pressure via your toilet can put stress on older pipes and plumbing in your home, which can lead to a leak or a busted pipe.

Most recently, on May 25, a power failure led to a leak that overwhelmed a storage tank and spilled about 200,000 gallons of oil — the third-largest spill on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System. Trans-Alaska Pipeline System

Further clouding the outlook for Sony is the devastating hacker attack on its PlayStation network, which forced it to go offline for about two months and led to a leak of personal data from tens of millions of user accounts.

High vibration and other issues degraded about 8.7% of the tubes in the replacement steam generators at San Onofre and led to a leak of radioactive water in one generator, according to the manufacturer of the generators.

The issue is not only building wet over dry, which could lead to a disastrous leak.

They can lead to a dialysate leak and incarcerations and strangulation of bowel loops, which usually require surgical intervention (Figs. 17 and 18).

When branch pipes will be bent so much that will touch surrounding structures, the Joule heating in accidental electrical contact spots will cause local melting and may lead to a water leak.