What is a common method to avoid breaking high-pressure hoses?

Securing hoses to prevent whipping is essential in maintaining the integrity and safety of high-pressure hoses. Whipping can occur when a hose suddenly disconnects or when there is a rapid release of pressure, which can cause the hose to thrash violently. This not only poses a significant safety risk to personnel working in the vicinity but also increases the likelihood of damage to the hose itself and surrounding equipment.

By using appropriate securing methods, such as clamps, straps, or specifically designed holders, the risk is greatly reduced. Properly securing hoses ensures they remain in a controlled position, minimizing movement during operation and preventing damage from impact with objects or people.

While other methods may relate to hose safety, such as managing pressure or storage, they do not effectively address the specific vulnerability that comes from movement and potential whipping of high-pressure hoses.