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“The old system was a glycol steam line system that used hot water for heating in the winter and chilled water for cooling in ...

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In the summer, the fluid in the pipes — often water and food-grade glycol, a synthetic liquid used in salad dressing — brings heat from the homes down into the earth, where the heat is released. The ...

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I found deteriorating insulation around pipes. I found a very persistent propylene glycol leak from the heating system. Let's see, what else? You know, in Sleetmute, I had a little boy tell me that ...

The causes of pipe leaks in condominium buildings may be due to aging ... Depending on the design and requirements of the system, various fluids, including water, brine, and glycol, are used.