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kcopp
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in Gas Heating
to use soft copper on Natural Gas piping? If not, why?
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gas code materials
Per both major gas codes, copper is allowed IF your local utility confirms your local gas has less than 0.3 grains of hydrogen sulphide per std. 100 cubic feet. That goes for LP and NG.
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