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Are the inlet and outlet pressures of the fire hydrant determined?

2009-04-14View Original

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In the tank farm, how are the inlet and outlet pressures of fire hydrants determined? Based on that, what should be bought?
Reply #22009-04-14
I can’t remember the exact details: The pressure at the outlet of the fire hydrant = the height of the tank covered by the fire hydrant + a margin. The pressure at the inlet of the fire hydrant = the frictional losses in the foam pipeline + the pressure at the inlet of the fire hydrant

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