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Nozzle Reaction (NR) NR = 1.5 x D2 x NP
Square
Area =
Rectangle
Area =
Circle
NR = 0.05 x GPM x NP Above formula assumes that the opening has a discharge factor of 1, such as smooth bore nozzle. For other opening, another factor must be used: Open Butt = .9 Hydrant Butt = .9 Sprinkler Head = .8
Velocity formula
Velocity Velocity
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NFPA 1002
Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator
Standard For Fire Apparatus Driver Minimum job performance requirements for firefighters who drive and operate fire apparatus.
Flow GPM = 29.7 x D x NP GPM = 29.7 x D2 x NP x 0.9 (unrestricted orfice, such as hydrant)
2
G = 0.0408 D(inch)
Gallons in Tank Formula
NFPA 1914
Testing FD Aerial Devices
Specifies minimum inspection and testing requirements for aerial devices to insure a minimum degree of safety for continued use. Applicable to aerial ladders, platforms and water towers.
G = 5.875 D
Gallon Capacity Formula
G = 7.48 V
Right Triangle Formula
C = A + B
Friction Loss FL = CQ2L or FL = 2Q2 + Q (> 100 GPM) or FL = 2Q2 +Q (< 100 GPM)
NFPA 1911
Fire Pumps
Service Tests of Fire Pump Systems on Fire Apparatus Establishes site, environmental, and equipment requirements for proper pump system performance testing as well as frequency and procedures.
Pump Discharge Pressure (PDP) or Engine Pressure (EP) PDP ( EP ) = NP + FL + AP +/- EL AP = Appliance
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H = 1.13Hg
EL = Elevation PDP(E P)highrise = NP + FL (to connection/standpipe) + 25psi (connection/standpipe) + 5 psi per floor FL ( hose in high rise)
(above first floor) +
Velocity Flow
V = 8 H (when head is known)
V = velocity flow in feet per second H = head V = 12.14 P (when pressure is known)
Comparing the velocity flow in the hose with the velocity flow at the nozzle tip
VD = vd
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V = velocity flow trough the hose D = diameter of the hose v = velocity flow from the nozzle tip d = tip size
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