Massachusetts Plumbers Journeyman Practice Exam

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What term is used to describe the length of a pipeline measured along the center line of the pipe or fittings in plumbing systems?

Roughing-in
Developed Length
Water Distribution Pipe
Barometric Loop

The correct answer is: Developed Length

The term used to describe the length of a pipeline measured along the center line of the pipe or fittings in plumbing systems is "Developed Length." This term specifically refers to the actual length of the pipe, taking into account any bends, offsets, or obstructions along the pipe's path. It is an important measurement for plumbers to accurately plan and install plumbing systems efficiently. The other options are not relevant to the measurement of the length of a pipeline along the center line of the pipe. "Roughing-in" typically refers to the installation of the basic components of a plumbing system before the finishing touches are applied. "Water Distribution Pipe" is a general term referring to pipes that carry water within a building. "Barometric Loop" is a term related to ventilation systems and is not directly associated with measuring the length of a pipeline in plumbing systems.