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From: Ben Schneider <plumberben@yahoo.com>
Subject: water heater explosion...  Bill Jepson right on.
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    "Ed,
       Don't run a heating blanket. Nos is an oxidizer (as I'm  sure you know) and it would just be the bottle exploding from  pressure. Have you ever seen the result when a water heater blows  from excess pressure and a stuck relief valve? Truly amazing. When  dealing with anything under pressure there are risks.
      Bill Jepson "
  
     
  Let me try to connect you with a web page that shows just  exactly what happens. As a licensed plumber, let me assure you, that  you should NEVER plug or restrict your T&P valve on yout water  heater or boiler. This was a very small water heater used in this  experiment, about a third the size of most reisdential water heaters.  Will give you a new respect for what is sitting in your basement or  utility room. Enjoy. Sorry its off subject...
  
  http://www.waterheaterblast.com/
  
  Ben Schneider

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<br>  <blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"><echristley @nc.rr.com=""><flyrotary @lancaironline.net=""><br>    </flyrotary></echristley><div>"Ed,</div>      <div>&nbsp;Don't run&nbsp;a heating blanket. Nos is an oxidizer (as I'm  sure&nbsp;you know)&nbsp;and it would just be the bottle exploding from  pressure.&nbsp;Have you ever seen the result when a water heater blows  from excess pressure and a stuck relief valve? Truly amazing.&nbsp;When  dealing with anything under pressure&nbsp;there are risks.</div>      <div>Bill Jepson "<br>  </div>&nbsp;    <br>  </blockquote>Let me try to connect you with a web page that shows just  exactly what happens. As a licensed plumber, let me assure you, that  you should NEVER plug or restrict your T&amp;P valve on yout water  heater or boiler. This was a very small water heater used in this  experiment, about a third the size of most reisdential water heaters. 
 Will give you a new respect for what is sitting in your basement or  utility room. Enjoy. Sorry its off subject...<br>  <br>  http://www.waterheaterblast.com/<br>  <br>  Ben Schneider<br>
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