Hot fluid leakage

2009-03-16View Original

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When the thermal fluids from these devices leak, they can also cause severe burns to people. Translation: When hot streams leak from these equipment, personnel will suffer severe scalding injuries. Question: 1. Is the usage of \"LEAK\" correct? 2. Is the usage of “caused a” correct? Is there a better way to use it? This post was last edited by niulijun117 on 2009-3-16 16:21.]

Reply #22009-03-16

The leakage of hot liquid in these devices can cause serious injury. For reference only: lol

Reply #32009-03-16

.....can cause severe burns to people. ....people may suffer severe burns.

Reply #42009-03-16

Niuky, could you please post it again to explain? It’s not possible to see everything in the ratings

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