If anyone needs a free flow test computer program (mainly for printing a
professional looking hydrant flow test report) one can be found at
www.igneusinc.com
Trevor Spain
Fire Pro Corporation
404 N Cedar
Shelbyville, IL 62565
Bill Minkel wrote:
I would flow the hydrant closest to where the run-in to the building will
be, in general, and put the residual gage upstream of that.
Bill Minkel,
Sprinkler DesignerMember
NFPA
Dallas, TX
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Subject: Flow Hydrant vs. Test Hydrant
O.K., can someone please help a dummy out (that would be me)? When looking
at a Civil Site Utility plan what method do you use to determine which
hydrant you want to flow and which one you put the gauge on? I've heard a
couple different ways, just wanted to get a popular opinion
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