I have a question: is it necessary for a factory to have a fire pump?
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If the development area has municipal fire-fighting water, then that water is also stable; the factory can simply connect to it for use, right? There’s no need to install its own fire pump station Also, where does the water for the fire hydrants come from? (The low water pressure at the fire hydrant is likely not from the municipal fire supply.) There’s another issue: if a fire pump is installed, is an automatic inspection device necessary? Thank you
GB50016-20014 has relevant provisions.
Each factory has its own fire pump station, from which the water for fire hydrants comes. Fire pumps can generally be set to a specific pressure range: the pump stops automatically when the pressure exceeds a certain level, and it starts automatically when the pressure falls below that level
Each system has its own value; they are all necessary
Find a design institute! None of these issues are major.
Find a design institute! None of these issues are major.
There are some relevant specifications; go and take a look at them. It’s advisable to consult your colleagues from the design firm. If you try to handle it on your own, you’ll have to bear the consequences if something goes wrong
Own. It will be done in the design.