How can ASPEN be used to simulate the water supply design for a six-story dormitory building, ensuring that 80% of the rooms can use water simultaneously? Thank you.

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To design the water supply system for a six-story dormitory building, ensuring that 80% of the rooms can use water simultaneously, how can this be achieved? How can this be achieved using ASEPN? I’ve been thinking about this for a long time without being able to find a solution; I earnestly ask for your guidance. Thank you.

Reply #22016-06-08

Aspen doesn’t seem to count as a piping network. Chemcad seems to count as well

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