Fire water reception

2017-10-13View Original

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When we normally receive fire-fighting water, if the air cannot be properly discharged, it is easy for the safety cover at the top of the pipeline to be pushed off. The water pressure is normal at 1.0 – so why does it get pushed off?

Reply #22017-10-15

When designing, we ensured that the pressure of the safety cover is greater than 1 MPa. There’s no problem even if we release air slowly; we hope for guidance from experts

Reply #32017-10-16

I didn’t understand what the poster meant. What is a safety cover? How is the fire water intake operated?

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