Table 10.14.28 ‘TABLE FOR CONVERTING DEMAND IN WSFU TO GPM* crm Gem oem orm WSFU Flush Tanks Flush Valves? WSFU Flush Tanks Flush Valves! 3 3 120 9 " 4 4 140, 3 R 5 45 2 10 7 8 6 5 2B 180 6 9 1 6 24 200 6 3 8 7 25 Ds 70 95 9 15 26 250 6 10 10 8 27 300 85 no n 85 28 00 105 ps 12 9 29 500 1s vo 13 10 295 750 170 15 14 105 30 1000 210 210 1s n 31 1250 240 20 16 2 32 1500 20 20 "7 125 3 1750 300 300 18 B 335 2000 325 35 19 BS 34 2500 380 380 20 ir 35 3000 435 BS 28 1 38 4000 525 525 30 » 41 5000 oo 00 40 5 47 6000 650. 650 50 2 31 7000 700 70 60 3B 55 3000 70 0 80 2» e 9000 1 160 100 “4 68 10.000 0 0 NOTES: 1. This lable converts wie supply demands ia water supply fre wits (WSFUD to roid water How in gallons per mine (GPM) forthe parpese of pipe sing 2. This column apples to portions of piping eyteme where th water closes ae the flash ank type (grey or pressure) or the drat closets, snd to hot water piping 3. This column applies to portions of piping systems where the water closets are the fhsh valve type 10.145 VariableStrect Pressures ‘Where street water main pressures fluctuate, the building water distribution system shall be designed for the minimum pressureavailable. Be 306 Netw Sencar Plaine Code Mhsted