Pipeline Ruptures, Pt. 2: Seams and Money Cuts

Second part in our Pipeline v Railroad for moving oil.

[@DestinyC-qp3rw]

I commented before Gerald. Maybe didn’t sound good but I appreciate the good knowledge your giving everyone specially is young guys

[@GeraldWBrister]

Thank you for the encouragement Destiny, glad to hear it helps out!

[@jddonaldson931]

Always enjoy watching, and thanks for trying to introduce the "newbies" to the craft! My mentor was a nuclear grade welder who helped build Grand Gulf power plant. I've worked with steam boilers for many years now. The blowouts on those can be a little tricky to repair, but can be done as long as it's depressurized. Love your channel!

[@GeraldWBrister]

Thank you!

[@bjen2005]

Great tips and all around great channel....Learning a lot from your channel Mr. Gerald.

[@GeraldWBrister]

We appreciate your gracious comment. Thank you!

[@jddonaldson931]

P.S. Those ruptures are usually caused by improper maintenance, i.e. not replacing the popoff valves annually.

[@GeraldWBrister]

Thank you JD!

[@jddonaldson931]

@@GeraldWBrister Good Sir, the thanks goes to you for being a teacher/mentor and a Christian. I salute what you are doing for the next generation! These kids need more good role models like you that believe and live for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!