Hydrant Flow Testing: A Contractor’s Guide to Pitot and GPM Calculations

A field note that says “hydrant at the loading dock, 58 psi” leaves too much unanswered.  The designer needs to know whether that was a static, residual, or pitot reading, which outlet was open, and its inside diameter. Without those details, the note goes back to the field. Hydrant flow testing for commercial buildings involves […] <p>The post Hydrant Flow Testing: A Contractor’s Guide to Pitot and GPM Calculations first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

How can Fire Protection BIM reduce clashes with HVAC and electrical systems?

How does fire protection BIM ensure NFPA and IBC compliance for high-rise commercial buildings?