Enter one flow test — flow as many hydrants as you needed to. Get the fire flow at 20 psi, the supply curve, a hydrant map, and a clean report you can hand to the AHJ, the engineer, or the customer.
This goes on the report header — the report carries your company's name, not ours. The site address also sets the map below, so you only type it once.
Static and residual are read at the residual hydrant. Flow is measured at the flow hydrant — or hydrants, if you flowed more than one to get the drop you needed. Total flow is everything flowed, added together.
Optional — the report works without it. The map centers on the site address from the test information above. Pick a hydrant, then tap the map to drop its pin. Pins can be dragged.
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