How to use the DRY command in FHC
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Techniques for FHC

A series of videos which explore more advanced techniques which can be used with FHC
  • How to use the DRY command in FHC

    01:42

    How to change the pipe C Factor from 120 to 100 with the DRY command

    How to use the DRY command in FHC

  • How to add a water supply curve to a FHC project

    02:18

    The FHC program can use a water supply curve when calculating, this can be a pump, city or town main or a fixed pressure device such as a pressurized cylinder or a continuous pressure pump. Our technical data sheet TDS4 describes the steps you need to take to enter the curve into the FHC.

    How to add a water supply curve to a FHC project

  • How to modify a pipe in a centre of a range pipe

    02:00

    How to modify or delete a pipe in the centre of a range. This technique can also be used in many other situations when you need to make a modification and do not wish to delete a section of pipework

    How to modify a pipe in a centre of a range pipe

  • How to use the DRY command in FHC
    01:42
    How to use the DRY command in FHC
    01:42 >

  • How to add a water supply curve to a FHC project
    02:18
    How to add a water supply curve to a FHC project
    02:18 >

  • How to modify a pipe in a centre of a range pipe
    02:00
    How to modify a pipe in a centre of a range pipe
    02:00 >