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Re: Sprinklers - Pressure relief

Subject: Re: Sprinklers - Pressure relief
From: "Robert L Bass" <no-sales-spam@bassburglaralarms>
Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 21:45:57 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
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> I have personally seen corroded piping,
> especially in garage dry systems, resulting in failures after just a couple
> of years.  Apparently there are some
> types of bacteria that accelerate the process.  I think the comment about the oxygen in the water has merit.

*** Oh, yeah.  Those iron-eating bacteria are a real problem.  They eat up pipes in dry systems from the inside out.  That's why
iron exposed to air rusts so much faster than iron submerged in water.    Hahahahahahahahaha.

> Read this link below for some enlightenment.

The referenced website is a rip-off.

> There are many more such pages out there if you search a little.

*** Note to ASA morons: The first paragraph is sarcasm.

References:
- Re: Sprinklers - Pressure relief
  - From: Petem
- Re: Sprinklers - Pressure relief
  - From: Robert L Bass
- Re: Sprinklers - Pressure relief
  - From: Just Some Guy

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