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Dave Lickers

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I work in a microbrewery and just off the water inlet to the building we have three water filters (which are required for brewing) but one of them is currently broken. My boss wants a bypass system so that if one filter is broken we can bypass it and use the other two. They run linear along the wall from the internal stop tap connected by 22mm copper pipe. Would it be ok to make a bypass system using 22mm full bore valves, some copper tube and equal tees?

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