The pressure lost due to elevation in water flowing from 6 ft to 15 ft high is approximately 3.897 psi, calculated based on the height difference and the principle that each foot of elevation change results in a pressure change of 0.433 psi.
References: Basic hydraulic principles applicable in fire protection engineering, which include calculating the impact of elevation changes on water pressure in a piping system.
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