Geothermal Road Experiment Endures: Oregon test kept US 97 snow-free; corrosion forced PEX rebuild
In 1948, Klamath Falls, Oregon, became a pioneer in geothermal pavement heating by harnessing underground warmth to manage snow on steep roads. Through a network of buried pipes, heat melted snow efficiently. However, corrosion resulted in leaks, prompting an upgrade with PEX piping. This innovative project highlighted geothermal energy's valuable…
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