Certified Pool Operator Practice Test

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What material is not recommended for use in high-temperature areas of a pool circulation system?

Aluminum
Copper
PVC
Stainless steel

The correct answer is: Aluminum

Aluminum is not recommended for use in high-temperature areas of a pool circulation system because it has a lower melting point compared to other options. This means that it can easily warp or melt under high temperatures, causing structural damage and potentially compromising the overall integrity of the pool circulation system. Copper and stainless steel are both durable and heat-resistant materials, making them better suited for use in high-temperature areas. PVC, on the other hand, is a type of plastic that can become brittle and crack under extreme heat, making it a less suitable option for high-temperature areas.