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Is there something where I can input fire pump test results and create a fire pump curve that I can print off and include with fire pump testing results? Possibly something I can input our company name on as well? Thanks in advance.
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Wayne Ammons
6/15/2020 07:58:21 am
I have a couple of different methods I use for this. Reach out to me directly if interested. txa@wiginton.net
Daniel Garcia
6/15/2020 12:31:38 pm
ping fire at pingfire.com
Franck
6/15/2020 02:11:44 pm
Send me an email at orset.franck@wanadoo.fr and I will send you excel files you can use, modify, put your company name on it.
Pete D.
6/15/2020 04:53:53 pm
I've made my own in ACAD. You have to copy the y-axis out to the right in increments of n^1.85, where n= {1,2,3...}. Then, you can scale it up and assign values 100, 200, 300 gpm, or alternatively 200, 400, 600... This is best if you want to insert your company logo, sheet it up on 8.5x11, assign blocks for the test data, date, etc. I've also worked with excel, but even with the semi-log plot function I could never get the results to plot a straight line.
Franck
6/17/2020 02:12:27 am
Pete, if you want, I can forward you an excel file with Q1.85 scale Leave a Reply. |
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