>>3014870 lb

INC ARC ERA TIO N

But I think you should keep one period.

IMP RIS ONM ENT

Incarceration or Imprisonment

>>3015146

So what does that site that tracks people's Fitbit locations have to say about the Lawrence, MA area?

>>3015267

Significant voltage charge in the ground itself

Causing current to try to creep up the poles to the wires

And in the hot water tank,

The current flow over time has caused metal alloys to separate

Which weakens the tank walls

Talk to salt water sailors about

Even simple things like metal nails in wooden boat construction

You cannot use brass because it falls apart

But pure copper is OK.

>>3015449

If the ground becomes electrically charged

Current will flow through anything in contact with the ground

When current flows through a metal alloy in contact with water

The elements in the alloy will separate

This causes metal fatigue/failures to happen.

>>3015523

Here is some background material

On electrolytic and galvanic corrosion

http://www.pcmarinesurveys.com/AC%20DC%20electrolysis.htm

https://www.hydraulicspneumatics.com/maintenance/dissimilar-metal-corrosion-and-electrolysis-water-based-hydraulic-systems

>>3015587

All you need to do is put a power cable into the ground at one end of the pipelinesystem

The electricity flows through the ground and everything attached. Any metal in the pipelines starts to carry current flow and far away from your power cable, the ground is no longer charged

So the current exits the pipeline and goes back into the ground

Along the way any metal touching wet earth or water or conductive fluid causes metals to erode. When the metal is weak enough

BOOM

And now the vibrations from one explosion cause more metal failures and more explosions