How do you guys calc these systems? Just the K22 section and the K17 section 
separately? Or a combo? I think there are situations where having one line of 
K17s (at 52 psi) in your remote area would be the "worst-case" scenario because 
that 52 psi would drive some overflow in the two lines of K22s (that only need 
40 psi at that height). Or do you actually split the systems (zone boundaries) 
so that there isn't a system that has both types?

-Kyle M

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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: Mixing ESFR Sprinklers

Yep, typically end up with K22's down the center at the peak, with a K17 
sandwich to the outside.
Jamie Seidl

On Fri, Dec 24, 2021 at 1:41 PM Mike Hairfield via Sprinklerforum < 
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> Here is the situation:
>
> Building has 40'-8" Maximum Ceiling height at the ridge, the building 
> is designed with K16.8 ESFR's.
>
> Can the areas that are over the 40'-0" maximum ceiling height be 
> designed using K22.4 or K25.2 ESFR's and be approved?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Hairfield
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