Wet barrel hydrants have a messy valve assembly at each port.  Dry barrels are 
simple - water floods the barrel and exits any open port(s).   I'm just trying 
to be sure of whether there is any unusually high loss in the barrel when 
flowing and while I'm at it, would like to verify the difference between one 
port flowing and two or three.    We need 20 PSI at the discharge side of the 
port, so would like to include a fixed loss or just start the model at 23 or 24 
psi or whatever is required to address the loss in the hydrant.   

SL

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Sent: Monday, April 26, 2021 2:48 PM
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Subject: Re: Hydrant barrel loss

Sincerely you’re measuring the flow and pressure at the hydrant in the first 
place, why would you need to know that?  Just curious...

Reverse engineering the water supply in the water main below?


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> Does anyone have any tech data or knowledge of the pressure loss 
> within a wet-barrel hydrant?  I've tried to reach Mueller/Jones but 
> their customer service isn't answering.
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