Irrigation Design Capacity and Working Pressure Worksheet

Using the Hunter Design worksheets to determine the design capacity and working pressure. Answering:
How much water will be available for irrigation?
What pressure will I have available at the point of water application?

[@miscaxg]

Could you share a PDF copy of this worksheet, please? THX!

[@kichigan1]

Gracias!

[@heroknaderi]

Thanks 🙏

[@benwilmarth5473]

Anywhere to find tutorials on how to do this same design worksheet for wells?

[@amrjamalsoliman1574]

thanks

[@eddieserna5494]

And this is why everyone fails the hydraulic section of the test..you only have to be off one number to to throw off the whole system

[@scottbig123]

Is it me, why is this video blurry?

[@Flowcheckllc]

Looks like you did rule #1 wrong. Should be 36 GPM, based on not exceeding 10% of min static pressure available in city water main. I use meter table as well. 1" meter, 10% of static is 8.5. Go down 1" meter column until I hit 7.8. Next number is 8.7 but exceeds 10% of static psi. From 7.8, go left to gpm column and answer is 36gpm

[@brettbell625]

What the hell did I miss? It was 64 psi then I blinked and it come up as 43 psi. I was with you then fell at the finish line

[@robert5c]

At about 24:25 he starts that last step which is to estimate pressure by calculating 2/3rds of the subtotal 64.
So 64x0.67=~43psi

[@ceoinfogeo5320]

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[@dulceureste7894]

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[@dulceureste7894]

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