Based on some feedback and good ideas I've been experimenting with graphing fire pump & flow test curves with usable data outputs. Below is the first iteration for drawing a fire pump curve alongside a water supply curve. Determining ideal fire pump configurations for sprinkler and standpipe systems can be an important part of optimizing fire suppression design Here's the help I could really use from you - what else would be included in your ideal pump curve?
Would you prefer this be on a logarithmic x-axis? Want 175 & 300 psi limit lines shown? Would you want to see at what height in a building the 175 psi threshold would occur - on this graph? System demand and hose? I'm open to any and all ideas - in the end I think it'd be great if this tool was the quickest & best method for summarizing and analyzing fire pump output. Share your ideas in the comments here, thanks in advance!
Joe
9/20/2018 11:19:20 am
If the graph isn't updating, refresh the page real quick. Thanks! 9/20/2018 11:29:10 am
Good morning!
Vince
9/20/2018 12:30:33 pm
Good work! Why not:
Joe
9/23/2018 03:47:04 pm
Thanks for the feedback Vince!
Tony G
9/22/2018 07:57:02 pm
Hi Joe,
Mr. Meyer -
Mohamed
9/26/2018 08:15:51 am
Hi, Comments are closed.
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