Sentence examples for pipes release from inspiring English sources

Doors are jammed, generators are offline, and broken pipes release scalding steam.

As a result of the change to corrosive river water, the aging lead pipes released higher concentrations of lead into Flint's homes.

In each case a change in water treatment appears to have exacerbated corrosion of water pipes, releasing more particles from solder into the water.

The other spill occurred when a broken pipe released 5.5 metric tons of diesel fuel into a tributary of the Huang Ho (Yellow River) in Shandong province.

In December 2005, over 700 kilograms of molten sodium coolant burst through a pipe, releasing toxic fumes and damaging the plant.

Burning pipe releases dangerous toxins that can both kill you and work their way up the food chain from the bugs in your area.

Reductive dissolution of ferric (oxy)hydroxide minerals as a consequence of reducing environments near the infiltrations pipes, the release of Fe2+ in solution and subsequent conversion of Fe2+ to Fe3+ may promote the precipitation of ferric or ferrosoferric PO4 minerals.

Fast-moving missiles can damage pipes and release their contents: this was a factor in the Piper Alpha disaster, and in other accident contexts that are important in offshore engineering.

Blackberry, the erstwhile encrypted email enterprise darling, did not even have a booth at this year's MWC — although it did briefly tease a new device it has in the pipes for release later this year, showing that while its fortunes are undoubtedly down it's not entirely out of the mobile game.

While the city has now switched back to the Detroit water system, the water from the Flint River damaged the city's water pipes and released lead and other pollutants from the pipes into the water supply.

At the state level, the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality or MDEQ has been hit with heavy criticism for failing to require the city of Flint to treat the water with anti-corrosives to prevent the metal pipes from releasing lead into the system.