Pipeline Safety
How to Recognize a CO2 Pipeline Leak
Signs of a Leak
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Sound: Listen for any unusual noise.
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Sight: Look for frozen liquid around the pipe at the leak area, or a vapor cloud similar to that produced by dry ice.
What You Should Do if You Suspect a Leak
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Turn off and abandon equipment.
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Leave the area quickly.
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Warn others to stay away.
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Notify the pipeline operator immediately toll free (1-866-747-3546) or (1-701-873-6677)
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Notify local authorities.
How to Recognize an SNG Pipeline Leak
Signs of a Leak
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Sound: Listen for any unusual noise, like a hissing or a roaring sound.
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Sight: Discolored vegetation may be a sign of a possible leak around the pipeline area.
What You Should Do if You Suspect a Leak
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Turn off and abandon equipment.
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Leave the area quickly.
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Warn others to stay away.
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Notify the pipeline operator immediately toll free (1-866-747-3546) or (1-701-873-6677)
What You Should Not Do
Do not use open flames or bring anything into the area that may spark ignition of the leaking product (telephones, flashlights, motor vehicles, etc.).
Pipeline Warning Signs
The following links display the warning signs that are displayed along the pipelines.