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Is there a way to stop copper pipe "thinning" with an anti-electrolysis circuit?
If anybody knows where I can buy an anti-electrolysis circuit (or
perhaps, how to build one) for a house and apartment building? Kindly advise. I'm thinking that copper pipe "wear" can be stopped. I understand that cruise ships' propellers have an anti-electrolysis device to prevent the props from thinning. Cheers! |
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fancy nospam tunes wrote:
If anybody knows where I can buy an anti-electrolysis circuit (or perhaps, how to build one) for a house and apartment building? Kindly advise. I'm thinking that copper pipe "wear" can be stopped. I understand that cruise ships' propellers have an anti-electrolysis device to prevent the props from thinning. Cheers! Do this GOOGLE search: copper + pipe + erosion 77,000 hits Jim |
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