Hydrant Flow Test Calculator

Hydrant flow test, water supply, friction loss, and PDF report calculator with all the features needed in Fire Protection.

Hydrant Flow Test Calculator is a field-friendly calculation and reporting tool for fire protection professionals, engineers, inspectors, contractors, and AHJs who need to evaluate and document hydrant flow test results.

The app helps calculate hydrant flow from field readings, compare available water supply against system demand, estimate downstream friction loss, and export professional PDF reports.

Key features:

• Calculate hydrant flow using static pressure, residual pressure, pitot pressure, outlet diameter, and discharge coefficients • Calculate total test flow and flow at a target residual pressure • Compare available supply against system or pump demand • Review demand pass/fail results with available pressure and safety cushion • View Supply vs Demand graph with demand point legend • Save completed test records to History • Add project information including associate, project number, project location, test hydrant tag, and flow hydrant tag • Optionally capture test hydrant and flow hydrant coordinates • Attach an image to a saved test record • Export PDF reports with project details, test summary, demand results, graph, location details, friction loss results, and attachment • Estimate friction loss using pipe product, nominal pipe size, inside diameter, pipe length, C-factor, elevation, minor loss, and device/backflow loss • Supports US and SI flow display

The Friction Loss tool includes pipe product and nominal pipe size selection with automatic inside diameter lookup. Elevation guidance helps users enter positive values for uphill and negative values for downhill conditions.

Hydrant Flow Test Calculator is designed to make field calculations faster, improve documentation consistency, and help organize hydrant flow test information in one place.

This app is intended as a calculation and documentation aid. Users are responsible for verifying all inputs, assumptions, calculations, and results according to applicable codes, standards, project requirements, and professional judgment.