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N1.85 graph

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mody2017

mody2017

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Dear Members, i need free graphs forms to draw n1.85 graph.

if you could assess me in that i will be a pleasure.
 
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really thank you, but i need curve with pressure up to 175 psi
 
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If you need something different, then feel free to use Google for what you need. Virtually any graph can be found using Google. Or pay to be and AFSA member and access their forms. Many ways to achieve your goals.

Travis Mack
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many regards for your help, and thank you very much.
 
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Dear Members,

i attached sample of the graph i need. my problem with this graph is the limitation of the pressure to 120 psi and i need similar graph with a pressure range to 175 psi.

your assistance is highly appreciated.
 
 http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=b055831c-8730-4b22-9ea2-d3fca461ad72&file=Drawing_Sheet.pdf
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I use that exact sheet but change the PSI values with correction tape and an ink pen!

If you need fire flow you can use the Q^0.54 equations if it won't fit on the graph.
 
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you did not like Chicopee

page 1of 1 post above??
 
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I liked his page 1 of.

His page 2 chart went to 50,000 psi. though.

R/
Matt
 
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