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There seems to be a lot of field discussion regarding the quantitative data available regarding CAF. It is well known One issue seems to stem from the lack of technology revolving around CAF nozzle pressures. A pitot guage measures flow pressure of a solid stream of water. Another issue is the exact dollar savings using CAF. While many departments estimate that the normal damage by water is 50% of the total damage (CAF virtually eliminates So here it is folks, a discussion board for the science of CAF. Let’s start with your specific science related experiences and let’s also discuss what scientific data to you
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