Georgia Residential Contractor Practice Exam

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Dosing tanks must have sufficient volume to provide what type of volume?

Excess volume
Reserve volume
Desired dosing volume only
No reserve volume

The correct answer is: Reserve volume

Dosing tanks must have sufficient volume to provide reserve volume. This is essential because reserve volume ensures that there is always an adequate supply of the necessary material available, even in cases of unexpected demand or system fluctuations. The reserve acts as a buffer, allowing the system to continue operating smoothly without interruption. Having only the desired dosing volume without a reserve could lead to situations where there is insufficient material to meet needs during peak usage or emergencies, potentially causing operational delays and inefficiencies. The concept of reserve volume is critical in maintaining system reliability and efficiency, making it a key focus in the design and implementation of dosing systems.