Hydraulic Calculations for Fire Protection: What They Are and Their Importance

Recorded On: 10/27/2019

Hydraulic calculations measure the water flow and pressure in a system. The calculations allow engineers to size piping to ensure that the required flow and pressure are met to operate the system. In this lecture we will go over the basics of the process, including equations and tables, to all of the applications the calculations can be used on and how to ensure they are correct.


Vincent Favale is an Engineer for WSP and has more than six years with the firm. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineering and later earned his MS in Fire Protection Engineering from WPI. Vincent's experience is in a wide range of high-profile jobs, including work for the Wells Fargo Center in Pennsylvania, Mohegan Sun Earth Hotel and Casino in Connecticut, and fit out work for Eataly and Apple at the World Trade Center in New York City.

This session was recorded at the 2019 Tech Symposium in Pittsburgh, PA.

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