NegentropicBoyJul 11, 2023

Rotating house (Tom Scott)

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Rotating house (Tom Scott) - Lemmy.one

Show threadMagiwarriorx
Does anyone have a good explanation for why sewer is above drinking water? Wouldn’t it be safer to do it the other way?
Jul 11, 2023 at 8:58amWeb
Show threadpm_me_your_trashJul 11, 2023
I thought the exact same thing. But if it leaks you have more problems then sewage in your clean water…
Show threadTheNakedFootJul 11, 2023
Natural gas and water in-lines are usually pressurized so it’d mostly be the other way around.
Show threadSummzashiJul 11, 2023
I think it doesn’t matter at all. It’s gonna be contaminated either way.
Show threadDaGeek247Jul 11, 2023

I think it doesn’t matter at all. --It’s gonna be contaminated either way.--

it has three seals and two sensors per pipe to tell if it has started to leak so it'll all show up before it becomes an issue anyways.

Ftfy.