At 08:05 AM 5/13/2006, you wrote:
>Now Lucky has started off correctly, use of the same metals and all
>insulated ground wire called "feed-out" wire, but then changed
and
>in an effort to find established moisture, has seemed to have chosen
>a location that may be prone to disruption. These milk house and
>milk room drainage systems need periodic maintenance over the years.
>Be careful that the wire grounding system isn't severed and the
>location is not prone to disruptions to the grounding system over
>time. I wouldn't recommend the drainage systems chemical corrosion
>reactions over time either. If this system ever corrodes the system
>will first loose and then seek ground elsewhere and he'll invite a
>stray voltage problem in his milk room.
Not a milk barn - just a pole barn with a tackroom, wash stall(for
the wife's horses) and 7 inside bays that we'll eventually box in as
stalls, with a 5-bay shed on the backside for tractor & implement parking.
This drain system is unlikely to encounter much water flow, other
than also acting as a drain for water running off the sheet-metal
roof, and certainly not much in the way of chemicals, though I
suppose if she ever washes horsed in it, there may be some sweat and
manure that will be washed down the drain.
LLP
