I hold frozen wet pipes and abundantly of grill going on them but nil is working can I use a welder? ok I have have frozen water for the finishing 7 days we...
ok I have have frozen water for the finishing 7 days we have be working on defrosting the pipes non stop we hold 3 electric heaters going one turbo heater plus warmness tape and we enjoy water coming from the ground pipe within to the hot water oven but we can not get any sea past that any Sugestions I am desperate for support some one has told me roughly using a welder to send a current through the pipes is that undisruptive? can it be done?
Answers: Hi your question brings up tons of question for me. To quick answer your request for information yes theoretically it can be done as long as your pipes are metal though I own never talked to anyone who have done it. I would have some main concerns with trying. One would be the possibility of warmness or spark starting a fire in a wall or other contact point, the other is the possibility of electrocuting someone. I would search out for a place that you haven't gotten heat to. If your cold hose down supply is getting into the house and into your water electric fire then I would start in that, confirm it is coming out of the heater, as long as explicitly happening consequently you need to trace your hot and cold pipes to the first faucet, if that isn't working next somewhere between is an area that your heaters are not reaching. I'm sorry I can't be more relieve but I would be Leary of the arc welder unless I had someone who have done it and could talk me through it. Try calling a couple rental places and see if they hold rented welders for that purpose. Good luck. Also I would be concerned about down time you would have to run current through your entire house to boil it up.
get a fleece dryer and heat the pipe or buy an electric pipe kiln.check out the link below for freeze free.
These electric cords can be purchased at hardware and garden section. I have a huge industrial rime melter. Looks like a giant tresses dryer.