Material & Burst Issues

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  • 14/08/2026 at 12:20 pm #10474
    Murray Foster
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      Mentioned as a previous issue: “Shortages of water have historically been an issue due to burst mains” Is this still a current issue? What materials are these mains being made of? Where along the journey are they bursting, and why?

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