When using standard spray heads I know you just need to meet one point on the density curve but what about if you're using an extended coverage head? For example, the customer wants .18/2500 and the extended coverage head is rated for .20/sq.ft. Does this mean I would need to calculate .20/2500 or can you interpolate between .15/sq.ft & .20/sq.ft. To come up with flows and pressure for .18/sq.ft? Just trying to think outside the box, don't shoot me down too bad.
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