Chapter 7 - Theoretical Pressure Calculations Flashcards

1
Q

When making a friction loss calculation, the driver/operator must also account for ____________ as well as ______ that may be in use with the hoseline.

A

The length of the hose

Appliances

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Friction Loss Equation

A

FL = CQ²L

C = Friction loss coefficient
Q = Flow rate in hundreds of gpm. (gpm/100)
L = Hose length is hundreds of feet. (feet/100)
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3
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Master stream appliance friction loss.

A

25 psi

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4
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Appliance friction loss other than master stream devices.

A

10 psi

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5
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Elevation pressure loss equation.

A

EP = 0.5H

EP = Elevation pressure
H = Height in feet
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6
Q

Elevation pressure loss equation for a multi-story building.

A

EP = (5 psi) x (number of stories - 1)

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7
Q

When considering pressure loss in an elevated waterway, assume a loss of __ psi for the waterway and master stream appliance.

A

25 psi

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8
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Pump Discharge Pressure Equation

A

PDP = NP + TPL

TPL = Total pressure loss in psi (friction, elevation, and appliances)

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9
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Net Pump Discharge Pressure Equation

A

NPDP = PDP - Intake Reading

PDP = Pump Discharge Pressure

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10
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Friction Loss Coefficients

A

1 - 150
1.5 - 24
1.75 with 1.5 couplings - 15.5
2.5 - 2
3 with 2.5 couplings - 0.8
5 - 0.08

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Friction Loss Coefficients - Siamese Lines = length

A

2 - 2.5 - 0.5
3 - 2.5 - 0.22
2 - 3.5 with 2.5 couplings - 0.2

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12
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Friction Loss Coefficients - Standpipes

A

4” - 0.374
5” - 0.126
6” - 0.052

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