Difference between fire pump and hydrant pump
Aug 17, 2022
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(1) Fire water pumps refer to special fire water pumps or ordinary clean water pumps that meet the national standard "Fire pump performance requirements and test methods" GB6245.
(2) Hydrant pump is a colloquial term for fire pump. It is often referred to as a pump that supplies water to fire hydrants within a stake.
(3) indoor hydrant is the supply of water from the indoor system to the fire site. The valve interface is used in fixed indoor fire protection systems such as factories, warehouses, high-rise buildings, public buildings and ships. It is usually installed in a hydrant box and is connected to a firefighter's hose and water gun and other common use equipment.
The indoor fire hydrant system and the outdoor fire hydrant system are also among the important fire protection systems, but note the differences between them when using them, and there are some differences in operating methods and scope.
(2) Hydrant pump is a colloquial term for fire pump. It is often referred to as a pump that supplies water to fire hydrants within a stake.
(3) indoor hydrant is the supply of water from the indoor system to the fire site. The valve interface is used in fixed indoor fire protection systems such as factories, warehouses, high-rise buildings, public buildings and ships. It is usually installed in a hydrant box and is connected to a firefighter's hose and water gun and other common use equipment.
The indoor fire hydrant system and the outdoor fire hydrant system are also among the important fire protection systems, but note the differences between them when using them, and there are some differences in operating methods and scope.
