Pool Bonding - Bonding a sink

[Npstewart]

Im helping someone out whom failed a final inspection. There is a bar sink under a little structure next to the pool. The sink is within 5 feet of the pool and therefore would be required to be bonded to the pool shell. Unfornunatley the sink wasn't bonded and it isn't possible to go back and do so at this point because the pool is completely finished. The steel in the structure IS bonded to the pool so would it be possible to bond the sink to the structure steel because the structure is bonded to the pool?

Thanks guys!

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Yes. The bonding does not need to be continuous

 

[Dennis Alwon]

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[Npstewart]

Great! Thanks Dennis, much appreciated.

 

[Smart $]

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Nonconductive steel???

 

[Fulthrotl]

Nonconductive steel???

yeah... star trek used all the transparent aluminum,
so they had to use that.

 

[jumper]

Nonconductive steel???

Okay, I will show my ignorance: What is non conductive steel?

A bond to a non conductive surface on the steel?

 

[GoldDigger]

Okay, I will show my ignorance: What is non conductive steel?

A bond to a non conductive surface on the steel?

Rebar which is not bonded at the crossovers and joints? Or steel which is not attached to anything??
Does the tight oxide coating on Cor-Ten(TM) (self-limiting rust) steel form an insulating layer?

 

[jumper]

yeah... star trek used all the transparent aluminum,
so they had to use that.

I thought the time warp contineium destroyed that stuff? Gotta ask Data later.

 

[jumper]

Rebar which is not bonded at the crossovers and joints? Or steel which is not attached to anything??
Does the tight oxide coating on Cor-Ten(TM) (self-limiting rust) steel form an insulating layer?

Pretty sure the steel will conduct if energized, just not the covering. Steel not attached to anything is still conductive.