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no corrosion in fin tubing?
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Fin tubing is copper and fins are aluminum (no?) so why doesn't that result in the usual corrosion of two distinct metals coming in contact? Thanks! Sam |
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no corrosion in fin tubing?
Sam Takoy wrote:
Hi, Fin tubing is copper and fins are aluminum (no?) so why doesn't that result in the usual corrosion of two distinct metals coming in contact? Thanks! Sam Only as long as you keep things dry. wet it with impure water, and wait a bit for the oxidation... |
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