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Red indicates a water-flow capacity of fewer than 500 gallons per minute (GPM). Orange indicates a water-flow capacity of 500 to 999 GPM. Green indicates a water-flow capacity of 1,000 to 1,499 GPM. Blue indicates a water-flow capacity of 1,500 or greater GPM.
Here is a list of what each fire hydrant color represents: Red indicates a water-flow capacity of less than 500 gpm. Orange indicates a water-flow capacity of 500 to 999 gpm. Green indicates a water-flow capacity of 1,000 to 1,499 gpm. Blue indicates a water-flow capacity of 1,500 or greater gpm.
Here is a list of what each fire hydrant color represents: Red indicates a water-flow capacity of less than 500 gpm. Orange indicates a water-flow capacity of 500 to 999 gpm. Green indicates a water-flow capacity of 1,000 to 1,499 gpm.
The flow rate of the unit is between 9.0 and 11.4 gpm (approximately 10.7 gpm) and the pressure drop across the unit is between 11.2 and 17.6 psi (approximately 15.7 psi).
Single Hydrant Valves TYPESINGLE HEADED OBLIQUE TYPE WATER TIGHTNESS 14 KGF/SQ.CM FOR 150 secs FLOW TEST 900 LPM AT 7 Kg/cm2 PAINTING PO RED shade as per IS 538, of IS:5 MOC AVAILABLE IN GM / SS / AL MOC7 more rows

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Common flow rates for hydrants across the US range from less than 500 gallons per minute all the way up to above 1,500 gallons per minute. Higher flow rate hydrants are usually needed in commercial areas and dense residential areas essentially where theres the potential for larger fires.
In NSW, this is currently 150kPa for each fire hydrant required to flow at not less than 10 l/s. In all other states and territories this value is 200 kPa.
CLASSHydrants that on individual test usually have a flow capacity of: CLASS AA 1,500 gpm or greater CLASS A 1,000 gpm or greater CLASS B 500 to 1,000 gpm CLASS C

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