Specification of FIRE PUMP

Fire pumps are part of the supply of fire sprinkler systems and are powered by electricity, diesel or steam. Pump intake is connected to air supply pipelines under community underground, or static air (for example, tanks, reservoirs, lakes). The pump provides higher airflow to the sprinkler support system and hose support pipe. The fire pump works either with an electric motor or diesel engine, or, sometimes, a steam turbine.

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A fire pump is required for the city air system. It cannot provide enough to fill the hydraulic design of a fire sprinkler system. This usually happens if buildings are very high, such as in high-rise buildings, or in systems that are associated with relatively high terminals on sprinkler fires to provide large volumes of air, such as in storage warehouses. The fire pump is also needed if it provides air protection from the ground surface air storage tank.