After posting the N^1.85 Water Supply Graph a couple weeks ago, I was asked about creating an SI (International System of Units) version of the same graph for "those living on that side of the world."
I looked it up, and it turns out "that side of the world" is literally everyone except Liberia, Burma, and the United States. So for those across the pond or literally right next to us that don't use the ol' foot-candles system of measurement, here's the N^1.85 Fire Suppression Supply Graph in metric. Please give it a try and let me know your thoughts in the comments below. If you're relatively new to MeyerFire - welcome! This site and the tools here are created to help you create exceptional fire protection. I've worked in large companies with over 45 people dedicated fire protection staff and I've worked as a solo practitioner, and what I've found is that regardless of the work environment there is a big need for regular tools that can improve our workflow: tools with better analytics, tools to speed workflow, and tools that allow us to make better decisions. This site and the tools here are created for one purpose: to help you do exceptional work. They're created for the freelancer, the plan reviewer, the designer lost in the cubicle farm, the woman interrupted in meetings, the rookie, the mechanical who dabbles in fire protection, the intern, the ravenous learner, and the senior. Fire protection is too important to not do well. Here's a summary of tools available to date, with brief descriptions.
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Eurocrat
10/23/2018 03:14:06 pm
Hi Joseph,
Joe
10/23/2018 03:16:29 pm
Well said! I appreciate the feedback and will incorporate with the next update. Thanks again : ) Comments are closed.
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