Fire hose

2022-07-14View Original

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Fire hoses are provided at the fire hydrants in the chemical plant area. Why are two 25-meter-long hoses placed there? Is there any regulatory basis for this?

Reply #22022-07-15

Before checking the regulations, it is best to go to the site and determine the distance from the fire hydrant to the potential location of the fire. Can the length and weight of the hose be made longer? Is it convenient to perform operations such as rapid extension? For reference.

Reply #32022-07-15

If there are no special requirements in the design, it seems to be 25 meters generally

Reply #42022-10-15

25 meters is the requirement per regulations for fire hoses, but the fire departments use ones that are 20 meters long. Civilian 25 meters. Having two means they serve as spares, but there are no regulatory requirements for this.

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