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Precision balancing of all factors in the design of the horizontal split case fire pump provides mechanical dependability, efficient operation, and minimal maintenance. Simplicity of design ensures long unit life, reduced maintenance costs, and minimum power consumption. These pumps are specifically designed and tested for fire service applications worldwide, including office buildings, hospitals, airports, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, power stations, and the oil and gas industry.
Fire Pump installations (UL approved, following NFPA 20 and CCCF) deliver superior fire protection facilities. Systems are designed from a broad selection of pumps, drives, controls, base plates, and accessories. Options include horizontal, in-line, and end suction centrifugal fire pumps, as well as vertical turbine pumps.
State-of-the-Art Engineering: Systems arrive ready to install. Pump, driver, and controller are mounted on a common base with complete, interconnected wiring. Preconstruction eliminates costly, complex installation problems.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 300 to 2500 GPM (68 to 567 M3/HR) |
| Head | 90 to 650 FEET (26 to 198 meters) |
| Pressure | Up to 650 psi (45 kg/cm2) |
| Horse Power | Up to 800 hp (597 kw) |
| Drivers | Horizontal electric motors, diesel engines |
| Liquid Type | Water or sea water |
| Material | Cast iron, Stainless steel, Ni-Al Bronze, Duplex stainless steel |
A jockey pump maintains pressure in a fire protection piping system. It prevents the main fire pump from starting unnecessarily due to small leaks or pressure drops, acting as a critical component of the fire pump's control system.
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