Is it necessary to have a fire hose next to the fire hydrant?
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A few days ago, a group of experts from the company came for an inspection; they said that fire hoses should be installed next to the fire hydrants. Experts, does our factory have such hoses in place? Some hope to study *studies* at the university above.
It is believed that a water hose can be obtained within a range of 15 meters. It’s best if they correspond. Feeling.
A fire hose should be available in the fire hydrant box.
It's necessary; fire hydrants are available, and in case of a fire, they need to be connected using fire hoses. There are standards for all of this.
I’m not sure if this understanding is correct: outdoor fire hydrants in factories should be equipped with fire hoses on one side, to facilitate their use in extinguishing fires in case of an incident. Municipal fire hydrants generally do not come equipped with fire hoses, as they are primarily used by fire departments to connect to fire trucks.
What’s the problem if a fire hydrant doesn’t have a water tank?
Build a frame and install a fire extinguisher box on it; place two rolls of hoses, a nozzle, and a wrench inside the box. Indicate on the box the procedure for using the fire hydrant, and keep some inspection records there as well. Create a sign for the fire hydrant to be placed next to it, with information such as the responsible department and the person in charge indicated on the sign.
Indoor fire hydrants are all equipped with hoses, while not all outdoor fire hydrants have hoses available nearby.
There are indoor ones; for the outdoor areas, fire extinguishers are placed at regular intervals, containing hoses, nozzles, and wrenches
How to use it without a hose? It definitely needs to be arranged; the location should be in a convenient spot
Indoor fire hydrants must be equipped with the corresponding fire hoses and nozzles. For outdoor ones, we store the fire hoses in fire extinguisher cabinets in easily accessible locations