DETECT GAS LEAKAGE

The PNG pipeline joints for any leakage are checked by soup solution or gas detectors only Common signs of a gas leak include:

A	SMELL	Odor of rotten eggs. The nose knows.
B	LISTEN FOR	An unusual hissing or blowing noise from a gas appliance, the ground or exposed gas piping.
C	LOOK FOR	Flames near exposed piping or coming from the ground. Appliance flames that are behaving in an unusual way
		Constant and localized blowing of dirt, dust or debris
		Damaged connections to gas appliances
		Rapid bubbling at the surface of a body of water such as a puddle
		Exposed pipeline after an earthquake, fire, flood or other disaster
		Unusual brown, dying or dead vegetation in otherwise moist areas over or near pipeline areas as well as unusual soil movement
D	WATCH FOR	A sudden and unexplained increase in gas consumption.
E	The PNG pipeline joints for any leakage are checked by soup solution or gas detectors only