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Mike Holt - Code Forum Recap November 2013
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Code Forum Recap - November 2013
Mike Holt's Code Forum - November 2013
Top 30 New Topics

Another great resource from Mike Holt Enterprises! The following is a list of the top topics discussed on our code forum in the past month. Simply click on any topic that interests you to read or join in the discussion. If you’re not already registered as a code forum member, click here to sign up now!

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  • Why are we not required to bond gas pipes, if for no other reason but lightening? It is possible for a gas pipe to have no connection to ground deal with lightening. When a gas pipe enters a home and goes to a hot water heater, and no where else, such as an gas stove, there is no ground wire attached anywhere. In an lightening event there would be no such thing as "low impedance". Also, with the pipe not being attached to a ground, if, at some future time, it did come in contact with a live circuit, you would have an energized pipe just hanging there to be touched by someone.

    lightperson  February 10 2014, 5:19 pm EST
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