In Baltimore County Circuit Court: Exxon Expert Says Detector Improperly Reset
The Daily Record (Baltimore) › January 22, 2009
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The software engineer who created software for the line leak detectors used by ExxonMobil Corp. explained how and why the detector could not work as Exxon began its defense in a billion- dollar lawsuit filed by Jacksonville residents.
Linda J. Toth's underlying point Wednesday was that technicians who left a valve open while resetting, or calibrating, the detector at the Jacksonville gas station on Jan. 13, 2006, gave it an inaccurate starting point from which to assess whether or not there was a leak in future tests.See the full content of this document
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In Baltimore County Circuit Court: Exxon Expert Says Detector Improperly Reset
"You're supposed to calibrate with the ball valve closed," she said.
Exxon has maintained the line leak detector properly alarmed at the beginning of a ...See the full content of this document
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