pipeline accidents造句

• The National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates fatal pipeline accidents, planned to interview survivors, detail the types of injuries and inspect blast damage.
• CPC has a monopoly on importing oil and refining petroleum, but has recently suffered a string of plant and pipeline accidents blamed on human error.
• "Every time there is a pipeline accident, there is a reaction, but that's a poor way to do business,"
• More people annually die from falling objects, excessive heat, being struck by lightning and from hornet, wasp and bee stings than from pipeline accidents.
• So have several recent refinery fires and pipeline accidents in the Far West, which curtailed supplies in the region and reduced the oil available to other areas.
• Texas'1, 654 pipeline accidents since 1985 are more than three times higher than the state with the next highest number, California with 495 accidents.
• "One has to question the adequacy of the detection system, " said Charles Batten, who for 23 years investigated pipeline accidents for the NTSB.
• Nearly two-thirds of all natural gas distribution accidents are caused by third parties, but it took one highly publicized natural gas pipeline accident to gig Congress into action.
• If there was any doubt about the human toll of pipeline accidents it was quickly and solemly dispelled when the parents of those killed in Bellingham spoke to the committee Thursday.
• Forty-two people were killed by natural gas pipeline accidents between 1986 and June 30, according to the Office of Pipeline Safety, an agency of the Transportation Department.