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don fero GDPR opt-out	Supplymentary bonding Apr 15^th, 2015, 12:05pm Can someone please assist me with this Imagine you have discovered a water pipe in a bathroom that has been repaired at some previous time using a plastic connector . explain comprehensively why this situation could be dangerous . describe using sketches, how you would remedy the situation
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thescruff Global Moderator Trade Member Author Offline Who said plumbing was easy. Posts: 6037 Total Thanks: 147 For This Post: 0 Gender: Trade: Plumber	Re: Supplymentary bonding Reply #1 - Apr 15^th, 2015, 5:42pm Before the sparkies get home. Explain why you think it could be dangerous. Sounds like a student project
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baz Trade Member Offline If it ain't broke, keep fixing it until it is! Posts: 258 Total Thanks: 0 For This Post: 0 Henley-on-Thames United Kingdom Gender: Trade: Electrician	Re: Supplymentary bonding Reply #2 - Apr 29^th, 2015, 7:25am Look up equipotential bonding in your course work, thats your clue. Also look at the regs re RCDs and bonding in bathrooms. Depending on the installation, there may not be a need for concern!
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D1nottz GDPR opt-out Total Thanks: 0 For This Post: 0	Re: Supplymentary bonding Reply #3 - Jul 21^st, 2015, 4:42pm Hello I'm on the same question. I get that if the pipe was to become live it creates two sections of the pipe close together being at two very different voltages.but how do you repair it I'm wondering if you have found out as I'm struggling
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baz Trade Member Offline If it ain't broke, keep fixing it until it is! Posts: 258 Total Thanks: 0 For This Post: 0 Henley-on-Thames United Kingdom Gender: Trade: Electrician	Re: Supplymentary bonding Reply #4 - Jul 22^nd, 2015, 9:52pm There is a nice comprehensive answer to this on the IET forum site. I don't plan to try and improve on AJ's response. So look here http://www.theiet.org/forums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=205&threadid=44185
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