00:01 Corrosive waste and neutralization systems in Canadian codes 02:23 Corrosive waste materials must conform to specific materials and venting requirements in the national code. 07:19 Overview of glass and plastic fittings for plumbing systems 09:43 Polypropylene pipes can be used for corrosive waste in sprinklered buildings. 14:38 Corrosive waste management requires suitable materials and equipment. 17:03 Choosing the right material for corrosive waste is crucial 21:22 Neutralization by dilution is not permissible 23:27 pH levels indicate acidity or alkalinity, with each unit change being a 10 times concentration difference. 28:11 Calcium carbonate system is suitable for acidic effluent. 30:20 Sizing a gravity fed neutralization system using Limestone based on fixture unit counts 34:57 Adapt tank systems to fit existing building footprints. 37:01 Managing pH levels in neutralization systems 41:22 Importance of detailed design for long-term use 43:27 Tank modifications are essential for specific applications. 47:46 Selection of materials and considerations for systems 49:53 High density polyethylene is commonly chosen for neutralization systems due to cost and suitability. 54:48 Process of adding chemical waste and neutralization tanks to the product category page 57:11 Download all files and formats related to corrosive waste and neutralization