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Shawn
 
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"andy" wrote in message
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Hi folks.
I am hoping to run an air line from a compressor in my basement to my
detached garage through a burried steel electrical conduit. The length
of the conduit is approximately 75'. The conduit currently contains
two unused 12 gauge conductors and looks to be about 3/4" in diameter
and heavier than your standard EMT . Does anyone see any potential
problems with this arrangement?

I was thinking flexible hose, any suggestions as to type?

Thanks,
Andy
Lynn, MA

(Ideally I would have the compressor in the garage, but I don't have
enough circuits/capacity out there. - I basically use the air for
blowing around sawdust)


We use miles of this stuff at work
http://www.parker.com/PARFLEX/4660%20SINGLE%20PDF/NYLON%20TUBING%20(FLEXIBLE).PDF
and it runs thru conduit and cable trays, indoors and outdoors. We've had
very little problems using this tubing. I would suggest that you put an air
receiver in the garage to prevent pressure drops that will occur over the
75' of tubing run.

Shawn