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Fire Sprinklers 202 Ð Introduction to Hydraulics: Overview of Hydraulic Calculations for Fire Sprinkler Systems

approx 90 minutes - 4 parts

CEUs = 0.15   /   CPDs = 1.5   (CEUs/CPDs are OPTIONAL)


This second 90-minute program of the three-part 200 series will continue to provide information to increase your understanding of what you should be able to determine from the plans and other submittal documents, and on the relevance of what is presented on those documents to the eventual approval, acceptance, or rejection on the part of your jurisdiction for the project under consideration on those plans.

Program 202 will focus on the review and analysis of the hydraulic calculations which are used to support the design of automatic sprinkler systems. This program is not intended to conduct an in-depth explanation of the science of hydraulics, which is not the focus of this series or program. For an in-depth course on learning hydraulic calculations, go to the Fire Sprinkler eCampus.

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Kenneth W. Wagoner, S.E.T.

Parsley Consuslting

Ken Wagoner, a 1977 graduate of Bethany College (KS), is the owner of Parsley Consulting, located in Escondido, California. He has 26 years of experience in automatic sprinkler system and fire alarm system design, review and construction management. Wagoner has achieved NICET certification in all four subfields of fire protection: automatic sprinkler system layout, fire alarm systems, inspection & testing, and special hazards. He is also certified as a Uniform Fire Code Inspector, has achieved NFPA certification as a Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS), and as a Certified Fire Plan Examiner (CFPE). He is an AFSA-designated alternate representative to the NFPA committee on Professional Qualifications for Fire Inspectors and Plan Reviewers, which publishes NFPA 1031; and the Hanging and Bracing Committee of NFPA 13. He has published numerous articles on the design and review process, presented online virtual seminars, and teaches monthly classes sponsored by the San Diego Fire Protection Association. He is an active member of the NFPA, the AFSA, the UFCI, and the SDFPA.