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Our background: Flameguard is a fire protection contractor in the Philippines, specializing in fire safety systems, including Fire sprinklers, Fire alarms (FDAS), Deluge, FM200, Novec1230, and more. We are the first and only fire protection company in the Philippines with professionals having multiple NFPA certifications, a testament to our world-class expertise and dedication to fire safety.
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Fire Pump Sensing Line: Summary of Requirements from NFPA 20
A Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS) briefly explains the proper installation of fire pump sensing lines, and answers the following important questions:
0:18 What is a fire pump sensing line?
0:42 Why do fire pumps need to monitor pressure?
0:48 Fire pumps vs Jockey pump
01:00 How do automatic sprinkler and fire pump systems operate?
1:45 Fire pump pressure settings (Cut-in and Cut-out pressures)
02:20 Sample cut-in and cut-out pressure settings tabulation
02:54 Can sensing lines be combined?
03:10 Why it shouldn't be tapped above the alarm check valve
03:40 Sensing line tapping point connection
03:54 Pressure actuated sensing line piping size and material
04:24 Pressure snubbers: Inverted ...
0:18 What is a fire pump sensing line?
0:42 Why do fire pumps need to monitor pressure?
0:48 Fire pumps vs Jockey pump
01:00 How do automatic sprinkler and fire pump systems operate?
1:45 Fire pump pressure settings (Cut-in and Cut-out pressures)
02:20 Sample cut-in and cut-out pressure settings tabulation
02:54 Can sensing lines be combined?
03:10 Why it shouldn't be tapped above the alarm check valve
03:40 Sensing line tapping point connection
03:54 Pressure actuated sensing line piping size and material
04:24 Pressure snubbers: Inverted ...
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How to conduct a fire pump churn test
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A Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS) teaches how to conduct a fire pump churn test, its frequency and duration, and best practices. This video answers the following questions and more: 0:14 What is a fire pump churn test? 0:28 Should return lines be opened during no-flow tests? 0:55 How often should fire pump churn tests need to be conducted? 1:13 Duration of the no-flow test 1:28 Chur...
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Nice and simple
Sir keep it up po. Hello from Nigeria am in the oil and gas industry dito sa main bansa. hehe
Not showing any valve to close
Hi Jenerio, NFPA does not require closing the system isolation valves before conducting the fire pump churn test. It's optional but not necessary. Some operators prefer to close the system isolation valves if they have a high head (more than 175 psi) fire pump churn, but leave them open otherwise.
Do we need to close any valve before churn test?
Not necessarily. The NFPA does not require closing the system isolation valves before conducting the fire pump churn test. Both practices have opposing advantages. Case A) If you close the system isolation valve, you keep the rest of the system safe from any unwanted incidents. This might be advantageous for high-churn fire pumps (more than 175 psi) and systems where you are not confident to have been fully compliant with appropriate installation standards. Case B) If you keep the system isolation valve open, it ensures that your whole system is capable of handling your fire pump operation, which btw is the intent of NFPA in the first place. This is advantageous for properly installed systems, compliant to NFPA 13, 14, 20 and other standards, whether or not the fire pump has a high or low head.
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Very informative video, thanks!
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