Fire Pumps

Fire pumps are essential components of fire protection systems, providing the necessary pressure to deliver water or other fire suppression agents to extinguish fires. There are various types of fire pumps designed to meet specific requirements based on the size and type of the building, the water source, and the fire protection system. Some common types of Centrifugal fire pumps include:

1. End Suction Fire Pumps: These pumps have a single suction impeller and are easy to install and maintain. They are commonly used in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and residential complexes.
2. Horizontal Split Case Fire Pumps: These pumps have a horizontally split casing, allowing for easy maintenance and repair. They are typically used in large industrial facilities, airports, and power plants due to their high flow rates and efficiency.
3. Vertical Turbine Fire Pumps: These pumps have a vertical shaft and are suitable for buildings with limited floor space. Ideal for locations with limited floor space like high-rise buildings and offshore installations.
4. Vertical In-line Fire Pumps: These Specialized pumps have a vertical design and are space-saving. They are suitable for buildings where space is limited and are easy to install and maintain such as historical buildings and retrofit projects. They are often used as backup pumps in case of power outages.

Some Specialized fire pumps include:

1. Diesel Engine-Driven Fire Pumps: These pumps are powered by diesel engines and are used in buildings where a reliable power source may not always be available so it is essential for applications where a reliable power source is needed in case of electrical failures, such as remote industrial sites and rural areas.
2. Jockey Pumps: These small pumps are used to maintain pressure in a fire protection system. They ensure that the system is always pressurized and ready for operation. These pumps are commonly used in high-rise buildings, data centers, and industrial facilities.