Georgia Residential Contractor Practice Exam

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What is the maximum distance a single line can be installed in a Level Field System without interconnection?

100 feet
110 feet
125 feet
150 feet

The correct answer is: 125 feet

In a Level Field System, the design specifications dictate that a single line should not exceed a certain distance to maintain efficiency and ensure optimal performance without the need for interconnection. The maximum distance of 125 feet is established to minimize issues like pressure loss and to guarantee that the system functions effectively. Beyond this distance, challenges such as decreased water pressure, increased friction loss, and potential for uneven distribution of resources can arise, leading to inefficiencies in the system's operation. This specification ensures that the installation remains within manageable limits, promoting the reliability and sustainability of the system while avoiding complications that can occur with longer, unconnected lines. Knowing this limit is crucial for contractors and engineers to ensure they adhere to best practices and codes when designing and installing a Level Field System.