FIRE HYDRANTS ANNUAL INSPECTIONS.pdf

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J056--Correct Fire (Life) Safety Issues (Construction)
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This document is a Fire Hydrants Annual Inspections report prepared by Hiller Systems for VAMC (Veterans Affairs Medical Center) located at 100 Emancipation Drive, Hampton, Virginia 23667. The inspection was conducted on 05/29/24 by Inspector Eddie Fitzgerald and covers 41 fire hydrants across the facility.

The report presents inspection data for each hydrant including location, nearest street, and four pressure measurements: PITO (initial pressure), Static (resting pressure), Residual (pressure under flow), and GPM (gallons per minute flow rate). Additional columns document the calculated pressure at 20% flow and bonnet color for identification purposes. Notable findings include hydrant #25 on Knox Street requiring removal, hydrant #37 on Franklin requiring nozzle replacement, and hydrant #21 on Harris Street marked as having no access. Most hydrants are color-coded white, red, or yellow for facility navigation. The pressure and flow data appear within expected operational ranges for most units, with GPM values ranging from 731 to 2798 gallons per minute across functional hydrants, indicating adequate fire suppression capacity throughout the facility.

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