Gas under pressure- disturbing noise recurring

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The forum discussion centers on a recurring loud noise experienced by residents near a soda manufacturer and a natural gas transfer station. The sound, described as an intense vibrating noise lasting 30-45 seconds, has prompted investigations by both facilities, but no conclusive answers have been provided. Participants suggest recording the sound for further analysis, although the thread was ultimately closed due to the lack of actionable insights from the community.

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recently my neighbors and I have been awakened by a loud noise that sounds like something is being released under high pressure. An intense vibrating sound that lasts 30-45 seconds. We live across the steet from a soda manufacturer and down the road from a natural
Gas transfer station. Both are investigating yet have not come up with answers. Thoughts?
 
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Have you been able to record the sound? If you cannot share the actual recording here, perhaps you could upload to YouTube and post a link. Just a thought.
 
Pat Bannan said:
recently my neighbors and I have been awakened by a loud noise that sounds like something is being released under high pressure. An intense vibrating sound that lasts 30-45 seconds. We live across the steet from a soda manufacturer and down the road from a natural
Gas transfer station. Both are investigating yet have not come up with answers. Thoughts?
Welcome to the PF.

If professionals are investigating this on-site, there is little we can add here. All we could do is make a bunch of guesses, which wastes electrons and out time. This thread is closed.
 
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