Repeated fuel leaks in our piping system. Why?

We are experiencing repeated fuel leaks in our piping system. Why?

Multiple leaks in an above-ground fuel piping system (especially those that repeat after unions are re-tightened), are often caused by thermal expansion, and the resulting pressure buildup in the piping system.

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