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Field Hydraulics 1 3/4" Transverse

Flow 150' 200' ------------------------------


30 0 0


60 5 10


95 20 30


125 35 50


150 50 70


180 75 100


200 90 120

Field Hydraulics 1 3/4" WYE

Flow Set Up FL/100' of 2.5" ----------------------------------------------


30 100 1


60 105 5


95 115 10


125 125 15


150 135 20


180 150 30


200 160 40

Field Hydraulics

2 1/2" W/Fog (100 psi)
GPM FL/100' 2 1/2"
----------------------------------------
120 5
240/250 15
350 25

Field Hydraulics 2 1/2" W/Smooth Tip (50 psi)

Tip Flow FL/100' --------------------------------------------


1" 210 10


1 1/8" 265 15


1 1/4" 325 25

Field Hydraulics 5" Fl/100'

GPM FL ---------------------------


500 2 psi


1000 6 psi


1500 15 psi


2000 25 psi

Field Hydraulics Flamefighter

1 3/4”


NP/PSI GPM FL/100' EP 150' EP 200' ----------------------------------------------------------- 100 190 55 185 210 125 215 70 230 xxx


2 1/2”


NP/PSI GPM FL/100' ------------------------------------------------------------


100 250 15


125 275 20


150 320 25

Field Hydraulics

What pressure do you maintain on sprinklers with no smoke showing?
100psi engine pressure
Field Hydraulics

What pressure do you maintain on sprinklers with smoke showing?
150psi engine pressure
Field Hydraulics

What formula do you use for standpipes?
25psi + 5psi/floor + FL + Nozzle Pressure

Field Hydraulics Master Streams W/Smooth Tip (80) psi

Tip GPM Factor 1 2 3 4 --------------------------------------


1 1/4" 400 1/2 40 10 5 3.5


1 3/8" 500 3/4 60 15 7 4


1 1/2" 600 1 80 20 10 7


1 3/4" 800 2 160 40 20 14


2" 1100 3 240 60 30 21


2 1/4" 1350 5 400 100 50 35

Field Hydraulics Master Streams W/FOG Nozzles (100 psi)

Flow Equiv Factor 1 2 3 4 ---------------------------------------


350 1 1/4" 1/2 40 10 5 3.5


500 1 1/2" 1 80 20 10 7


700 1 3/4" 2 160 40 20 14


1000 2" 3 240 60 30 21

Field Hydraulics

What psi do you supply to a monitor W/Smooth tip?
95psi
Field Hydraulics

What psi do you supply to a monitor W/Fog?
115psi

Field Hydraulics Ladder Pipe

Tip Solid Fog ----------------------------


1 1/2" 140psi 160psi


1 3/4" 170psi 190psi


2" 200psi 220psi

Field Hydraulics Break Apart Nozzle

FOG 150GPM @ 75NP


SOLID 180GPM @ 50NP

Field Hydraulics Foam

Class A @ 1% ------------------------------ 350' max 200psi


Class B @ 3% -6% ----------------------------- 250' max 200psi

What is the max operating pressure of locking 5" hose?
180psi
True/Flase
Pumping a ladder pipe with a 2" tip is OK when connected to 5".
False
Smooth bore nozzle reaction formula
NR=1.5 x D2 x NP
Fog nozzle reaction formula
NR=.05 x GPM x √NP
GPM formula
29.7 (30) x D2 x √NP
Friction Loss formula when flowing greater than 100GPM
FL = 2Q2 + Q
Friction Loss formula when flowing less than 100GPM
FL = 2Q2 + 1/2Q
Pump discharge pressure (Engine pressure) formula
EP = NP + FL +/- EL + AL

Gallons per minute formula From hydrant

GPM = 29.7 x D2 x √NP x .9

Square roots of
- 50
- 80
- 100
50 = 7.07
80 = 8.94
100 = 10
Maximum operationg pressure of double jacket, lined hose
250psi
Maximum operationg pressure of double jacket, unlined hose
150psi
Maximum operationg pressure of nonlocking 5" hose
150psi
Task Force Tip Nozzle GPM's
50 - 350 GPM
Akron Akromatic Nozzle GPM's
60 - 400 GPM
Fog Hog nozzle GPM's
Up to 1000 GPM
KK Thunder Fog nozzle GPM's
30 - 250 GPM
Maximum GPM's that will flow through a 2 1/2" hose
400 GPMs

Coeffiecients per Insurance Services Office Inc.(ISO)

1 3/4" = 6


2 1/2" = 1


5" = .031

Maximum pressure you can pump to a standpipe?
200 psi
How do you calculate the amount of additional water available at a hydrant?
FInd % decrease -
[(Static - Flow) x 100]/Static

Then % decrease equals -

0 -10% = 3 times the original amount
11- 15% = 2 times
16 -25% = 1 time
>25% = more water may be available, but less than an equal amount of the original gpm

or the 123, 321 method
Three functions of a nozzle
Control flow
Provide reach
Create stream shape

Three category of nozzles

Smooth bore


Combination - Straight stream to wide fog


Special - broken -flamefighter

Define nonconstant gallonage (variable gallonage)
pattern change casues gallon change
Define constant gallonage (constant flow)
pattern change does not cause gallon change
Define adjustable gallonage
constant flow -but firefighter can select the flow desired.
(KK thunderfog and Akron Turbojets)
Define Automatic nozzles (constant pressure or pressure regulating)
Pressure stays the same no matter what you are sending it
(Akromatic, Fog Hog, and Task Force Tips)
One gallon contains how many cubic inches
231 cubic inches
Fresh water weighs approximately what per gallon?
8.33lbs.
One cubic foot of fresh water weighs approximately?
62.5lbs.
A cubic foot contains how many cubic inches?
1728 cubic inches
A cubic foot of water contains how many gallons
A cubic foot of water contains 7.481 gallons
A column of water one inch square and one foot high will create a downward pressure of how many psi?
.434 psi
At elevations above sea level the atmospheric pressure decreases approximately how many psi for every 1000 feet?
.5 psi
Pressure gain or loss from elevation is equal to __ psi per foot approximately, or __ psi per 10 feet.
Pressure gain or loss from elevation is equal to .5 psi per foot approximately, or 5 psi per 10 feet.
1 foot of lift equals how many inches of mercury?
.885 inches of mercury
what is maximum theoretical lift?
33.9 feet
Class A pumper deliver 100% of its rated capacity at what discharge pressure?
150 psi
Class A pumper deliver 70% of its rated capacity at what discharge pressure?
200 psi
Class A pumper deliver 50% of its rated capacity at what discharge pressure?
250 psi
What is a spurt test?
A spurt test will test the reserve capacity of the pump and engine.
The spurt test is done at what pressure?
165 psi
How long is the spurt test?
2 minutes
100 feet of 1 3/4" hose will contain approximately how many gallons of water and weigh what?
12.25 gallons
102.29 lbs.
100 feet of 2 1/2" hose will contain approximately how many gallons of water and weigh what?
25 gallons
208.75
100 feet of 5" hose will contain approximately how many gallons of water and weigh what?
100 gallons
835 lbs
During drafting how many mm/hg do you lose for every 1000 ft increase?
1 mm/hg
Why do we use water for fire suppression
readily available
generally low in cost
cools better than anything else
What is atmospheric pressure at seal level?
14.7 psi
True/Flase

Pump discharge = engine pressure
True
How many times does water expand when it turns into a gas?
1700 times

What pressure do we supply to forestry hose during testing?

200 PSI

What is the maximum GPMs you can get out of 2 1/2" hose?
400 GPMs
What is the maximum pressure you can pump to a standpipe?
200 psi

ISO coeffiecients

1 3/4" = 6


2 1/2" = 1


5" = .031

C Q2 L coefficients

1 3/4" = 15.5


2 1/2" = 2


5" = .08

What is a BTU?
A British Thermal Unit (BTU) is the amount of heat energy needed to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree F.

90° kink flowing 140gpm can drop flow?

55gpm

Horizontal angle between

30°-34°

Horizontal reach formula

HR=1/2NP + 26

Vertical reach between

60°-75°

Vertical reach formula

VR=5/8NP+ 26

Class A setting for


dumpster/brush fires


Insipiant structure fires


Fully involved

1/4


1/2


1

Pumps should pull ___ of vacuum in a maximum of __ for___ and above pumpers AND a maximum of___ seconds for under____

20.5in in 45sec for 1500gpm


30sec for under 1500gpm

Pump should not lose more than__ inches of vacuum in__ min

10in in 5min

If able to develop 20.5 inches of vacuum but unable to maintain for 5 minutes what should you do?

Make note to maintenance and continue with pump test

Horizontal reach formula

HR=1/2NP+26

Best Horizontal reach degree

30-34°

Vertical reach formula

VR=5/8NP+26

Best vertical reach degree

60-75°

VR & HR formula is based of of what size tip? And what must u add?

3/4" tip, add 5 to 26 every 1/8"

Break apart nozzle pressure range and max pressure

50-10 psi and 200psi max

What foam eductor does TFD use?

Akron 3095 in line eductor



3.5lbs

If you are using the foam tube don't go over what degrees with nozzle

10°