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Fire Hydrant Coverage

Fire Hydrant Coverage

Fire Hydrant Coverage

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Hello,

I have a question concerning fire hydrant coverage in a power plant (combined cycle / CHP). I have heard that each fire hyrdant should be capable of spraying (w/hose) up to 300' RADIUS. But I have also heard 150' and 200' RADIUS is required. Which one is right for a power plant environment? Or could someone point me in the right direction (NFPA 850)?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

RE: Fire Hydrant Coverage

There is a section for hydrants and stand pipes that should help you in NFPA 850
I do not have the most current edition and was looing at a past edition where it states the maximum distance between

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