Bill,
The thermal shock is what I'm concerned about. On the other hand, snow
covered modules can melt out with ice covering part of the module and
hot sun on the exposed portions.
What is the effect on the border between ice and illuminated module?
There could easily be a 70 degree or greater te
Drake,
Regarding snow cover being a "major problem", ...are you only referring to
off-grid or also grid-tie systems?
For off-grid, I'd agree, however, for grid-tied systems around here (Edmonton,
Alberta) we've found that snow is not a great concern, when considering its
effect on a systems an
HI All,
I am wondering if anyone has any information or knows of studies etc that
discuss any toxic nature of FR cotton clothing.?
Thanks in advance,
jay
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Am I safe in assuming that FR is fire resistant ?
Bob
> On Feb 4, 2017, at 6:54 AM, jay wrote:
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> HI All,
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> I am wondering if anyone has any information or knows of studies etc that
> discuss any toxic nature of FR cotton clothing.?
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> Thanks in advance,
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> jay
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It is at the polar opposite end of the scale from Organic. I have worn quite a
bit in fire training and the smell alone is a strong indicator. I wear a long
sleeved separating layer no matter what the day time temps are to separate me
from that material.
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