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Hydrants, inlets and internal risers have distinct functions. Based on U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2005), pp. F-25 and F-61–F-62 and Hopkins, Schoenrock, and Budnick (2005), p. xxxv.

Diagram for the article Fire service access (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2005), pp. F-25 and F-61–F-62; Hopkins, Schoenrock, and Budnick (2005), p. xxxv
Alt text: Hydrant feeds a pumper, while an inlet feeds a riser and hose outlets inside a building.

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Short title	Hydrant feeds a pumper, while an inlet feeds a riser and hose outlets inside a building.
Image title	Section through a three-storey building. Outside, a hydrant on the underground main supplies a pumper by a suction hose. The pumper pumps through a delivery hose into a system inlet on the building wall, marked with a supply check symbol because an inlet does not prove that water is available. The inlet feeds a manual riser, shown dashed and empty until supplied, with a hose outlet on each floor. A separate wet riser, permanently charged from the main through a zone valve, also has a hose outlet on each floor.
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