(5 pts.) An elevated tank feeds a simple pipe system as shown. There is a fire hydrant at point C. The minimum allowable pressure at point C is 22 psig for firefighting requirements. What are the maximum static head (in ft) as well as pressure (in psig) at point C (i.e. no discharge in the system)? Do we meet the pressure requirement for firefighting? (Please do not worry about L or d in the figure below) elev 734' (atmospheric pressure) A B L=500° L=500° d=10" d=10" elev 649° L=400' L=700° D d=12" d=12" C elev 624°

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An elevated tank feeds a simple pipe system as shown. There is a fire hydrant at
point C. The minimum allowable pressure at point C is 22 psig for firefighting requirements.
What are the maximum static head (in ft) as well as pressure (in psig) at point C (i.e. no
discharge in the system)? Do we meet the pressure requirement for firefighting? (Please do
not worry about L or d in the figure below)

(5 pts.) An elevated tank feeds a simple pipe system as shown. There is a fire hydrant at
point C. The minimum allowable pressure at point C is 22 psig for firefighting requirements.
What are the maximum static head (in ft) as well as pressure (in psig) at point C (i.e. no
discharge in the system)? Do we meet the pressure requirement for firefighting? (Please do
not worry about L or d in the figure below)
elev 734' (atmospheric pressure)
A
B
L=500°
L=500°
d=10"
d=10"
elev
649°
L=400'
L=700° D
d=12"
d=12"
C
elev
624°
Transcribed Image Text:(5 pts.) An elevated tank feeds a simple pipe system as shown. There is a fire hydrant at point C. The minimum allowable pressure at point C is 22 psig for firefighting requirements. What are the maximum static head (in ft) as well as pressure (in psig) at point C (i.e. no discharge in the system)? Do we meet the pressure requirement for firefighting? (Please do not worry about L or d in the figure below) elev 734' (atmospheric pressure) A B L=500° L=500° d=10" d=10" elev 649° L=400' L=700° D d=12" d=12" C elev 624°
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