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When lightning strikes the ocean why don't all the fish die?
Cliff C had the dumbest answer on the market to date. If its actually pvc and not cpvc, cut out the section leaking and primer, glue, rplace. Ms lil bed rock is spot on in saying cpvc is totally diff. Different primer(usually clear) diff glue (orange). Set time for cpvc also tkes longer before H2O pressure can be applied
I think OSHA would require safety goggles around those things..
Depends on what the old pipes look like inside, if they are not corroded too badly, I would stick with the galvanized. Copper would be my 1 choice but unless you're going to replumb the whole house, there's no real need for the copper. However if you put just enough copper hanging down thru the floor you can convert the rest of the house at a later time without having to disturb your new wall. As an experienced handyman I would not suggest pex for anything in an unaccessible area, it tends to leak, unless you have the kit that actually thermally welds the fittings.
safety goggles function best at room temperature, or 75 degrees F. A pair of special safety goggles can function at temperatures that differ from this value by at most 41.3 degrees F. Write and solve an absolute value inequality to find the range of acceptable temperatures. Graph the solutions. Any help would be great, i dont know where to start for this problem.
I've seen goggles for sports in the places where you buy glasses. You might be able to use those but I play with my glasses on, and I'm goalie so it guts dangerous playing with my glasses.
Man, can you send me some national standards? Mainly for hydraulic use
Domestic standards, I do not have any standards, the domestic standards of learning German, learn from other countries standards, do very badly.SN standard pipe taper angle of 24 degrees and 30 degrees in China, can not mix.
how is thermoluminescence detectors work?
I think what you have will work either way.You can use adapters with teflon tape and i also suggest adding pipe dope, or it may be possible to slip 1/2 copper directly into the valve and sweat it. Check your directions.
All I can find, is that they were banned in California, because of their demonstratable bioaccumulation in mammals - humans included. Based on animal studies, these chemicals have been implicated in causing thyroid problems and neuological damage. In fact, only a single dose of Pecta substantially brain damaged fetal mice in the test group.So are these two chemicals banned in the US, or not? And if so, when were they banned?I have a 2007 Ford Ranger truck, purchased in January 2007. Pecta and Octa were used in vehicle interiors, and have been discovered as contaminants in the dust inside cars, as well as in the stagnant interior air one first breathes in after a car's been sitting in the sun. Are they in my truck? Moreover, my father (see: idiot) while riding passenger in my truck, once, took his hand and swept it across the dash, deliberately disbursing a whooole lotta dust up off of it and into the air that I had no choice but to subsequently inhale. Could this be bad for me?
Yeah, it's funny you gave all the wrong examples, all the things were made or could be made *after* these laws were passed. And of course, we became a superpower simultaneously with big unions, government wage and price controls, 92.5% top tax rate and so on. And countries like Japan may have smaller wages but they have even better health and safety standards. Same with Germany. It shows you can be an industrial leader with all these things. As we were at one time. I think the problem is if one firm enacts health regulations, then he is at a disadvantage. But if everyone is made to do it, then all firms can implement the regulations and everyone is better off. And, I think what is most important is that if all firms treat their workers well, then everyone in the long run benefits from happier employers. But then, if you trade with countries that don't have these laws, then you can lose your manufacturing jobs.
I am making a story book for children and I want some ideas of things that can burn in fire I have some in mind but looking for some ideas thank you
If you are trying to fix a leak in copper water pipes, (say they froze and split, or leaking at bad solder joint, etc) the best thing to do cut out the bad part and re-solder new pipe/fittings as necessary. If it is just one tiny pin-hole and it is in a place where it would be really hard to re-solder, they do have these metal clamp-like cuff things that mash a piece of rubber sheeting over the hole.
I want to run an electric blanket in my shed during the winter to keep the outdoor cats warm. Would this be a fire hazard?
I think she's just asking for it.