What is the required action for damaged supply lines?

When supply lines are damaged, the appropriate action is to replace them. This is crucial because damaged supply lines can pose significant safety risks, including leaks that could lead to hazardous situations, such as fires or explosions. A damaged line may not be fully repairable, and even if it appears to be fixed, the integrity of the line could still be compromised.

Replacing damaged supply lines ensures that you are utilizing components that meet safety standards and are capable of handling the pressures and conditions necessary for transporting compressed natural gas safely. By opting for replacement, you reduce the risk of future failures and enhance the overall safety of the CNG system.

For supply lines that are damaged, simply repairing or inspecting them may leave residual risks, while securing an already damaged line does not address the fundamental issue at hand. Therefore, the only safe and effective course of action is to replace the damaged components entirely.