aluminum in concrete [RE-wrenches]
Kelly Keilwitz
kelly at whidbeysunwind.com
Mon Nov 3 12:14:41 PST 2003
Matt, et. al.,
Does the same apply to copper, e.g. for solar thermal or plumbing runs
through slabs? Would wrapping with rubber splice tape be sufficient to
prevent corrosion?
-Kelly
Kelly Keilwitz
Whidbey Sun & Wind
Renewable Energy Systems
kelly at whidbeysunwind.com
Ph & Fax: 360-678-7131
Renewable Energy Now!
Subject: RE: aluminum in concrete [RE-wrenches]
> Don't use AL in direct contact with Concrete if you want it to last for
> more than 3-5 years!
>
> (Wish I had time to dig out some pics to share..... Not a pretty thing!)
>
> Corrosion and highly degradatory structural things begin happening
> immediately! Trust me on this... AL & Concrete are NOT a good
> combination! Try good Stainless standoff flange. Bolt AL to it. MUCH
> better!
>
> Best and Sunshine!
>
> Matt Lafferty
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