In an equipment breakdown policy, which coverage will cover the costs of making temporary repairs after an explosion?

In an equipment breakdown policy, expediting expenses coverage is designed to address the costs associated with taking immediate actions to minimize or prevent further damage after an incident, such as an explosion. This coverage allows the insured to make temporary repairs or perform actions that will help restore operations as quickly as possible. It is particularly important for businesses that rely on machinery and equipment, as it helps mitigate downtime and potential losses by covering the expenses associated with urgent repairs or alternative arrangements.

Spoilage coverage is more focused on protecting against the loss of perishable goods due to breakdowns but does not specifically cover the costs of repairs following an explosion. Property damage generally refers to the physical loss or damage to property but does not include immediate repair expenses. Incidental expenses might arise in various contexts but do not specifically apply to the urgent need to make repairs after equipment failure. Therefore, the coverage for temporary repairs is clearly encapsulated by expediting expenses, making it the correct choice.