How do you unthaw under ground copper pipes?
If you want to thaw copper pipes you might wait for warmer weather or arrange to run a current through them to heat them. You will want a high current low voltage transformer for this.
There is no such word as unthaw and therefore this question is undecipherable. The closest possible translation would be that UNthaw is the opposite of thaw, or freeze. The question then becomes how to freeze underground copper pipes. Probably the best way is to run some liquid gas through them, which being at a very low temperature, should certainly freeze them.
not a lot you can do. are they a few feet down under dirt? If they are frozen underground, that means the ground is frozen. And you are located north of Boston. Northern Maine? If the air temp is above freezing, how about letting water (hot is best, but cold water will work) run over the dirt and soak in? If you can get the ground defrosted, the pipes will follow. Or wait a few weeks, spring is here. edit, missed that unthaw. You want to freeze them? .
If you want to thaw copper pipes you might wait for warmer weather or arrange to run a current through them to heat them. You will want a high current low voltage transformer for this.
There is no such word as unthaw and therefore this question is undecipherable. The closest possible translation would be that UNthaw is the opposite of thaw, or freeze. The question then becomes how to freeze underground copper pipes. Probably the best way is to run some liquid gas through them, which being at a very low temperature, should certainly freeze them.
not a lot you can do. are they a few feet down under dirt? If they are frozen underground, that means the ground is frozen. And you are located north of Boston. Northern Maine? If the air temp is above freezing, how about letting water (hot is best, but cold water will work) run over the dirt and soak in? If you can get the ground defrosted, the pipes will follow. Or wait a few weeks, spring is here. edit, missed that unthaw. You want to freeze them? .
