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On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 17:02:40 GMT, "Lew Hodgett"
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"Glenn Ashmore" writes:
Actually the engineers at Sealand and Raritan have no objection to Sched

40
PVC. In fact Sealand recommends it over hose. Much less subject to odor
permeation. Just use short lengths of hose between the pipe and the
fixtures and tanks to handle movement.

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The potential for leaks increases geometrically with the number of
connections.

A simple of hose has two (2) process connections.

Replace with a piece of PVC pipe and a short length of have on each end, you
have 4 process connections.

Maybe on a stink boat, but never on mine.

I'll stay /w/ hose and replace as needed.


Hi,

I'd have thought wrapping the hose with foil tape would take care of
any permeation problems.

cheers,
Pete.
 
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