diesel driven fire pump

UL Standard
Flow：50-3000 GPM
Head： 5-20 Bar (72.5-290 psi)
Speed：740-2900 r/min
Non-UL Standard
Flow：30-9000 GPM
Head： 3-20 Bar (40-300 psi)
Speed：740-2900 r/min

UL Standard:
Flow：50-2000 GPM   
Head： 80-250 PSI 
NON-UL  Standard:
Flow：50-5000GPM 
Head： 40-250 PSI 

Standard:
       UL    Flow：50-2000 GPM    Head： 80-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：50-5000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar

In the modern livestock industry, tackling the challenge of animal waste management is paramount. Our innovative mobile pump cart is a tailored solution designed exclusively for livestock farms, aimed at enhancing the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of waste management.

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar
In the modern livestock industry, tackling the challenge of animal waste management is paramount. Our innovative mobile pump cart is a tailored solution designed exclusively for livestock farms, aimed at enhancing the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of waste management.

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar
In flood crises, speed and efficiency are paramount. Flood control and drainage mobile pump trucks not only offer rapid response but also deliver exceptional performance, enabling them to address a variety of emergency situations, whether it’s flood control and drainage or other urgent tasks. 

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar
In flood crises, speed and efficiency are paramount. Flood control and drainage mobile pump trucks not only offer rapid response but also deliver exceptional performance, enabling them to address a variety of emergency situations, whether it’s flood control and drainage or other urgent tasks. Contact us to learn more, and join us in defending safety and safeguarding your community.

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar

The diesel engine powers the pump, drawing water from a source and pressurizing it for use in fire suppression. The system includes a fuel tank, battery, cooling system, and exhaust system, ensuring the engine runs efficiently during an emergency.

Diesel fire pumps are preferred when electrical reliability is questionable or in areas without a stable power supply. They provide an independent power source, ensuring the fire protection system operates during power outages or electrical system failures.

Fire pump performance curves are graphical representations that show the relationship between the pump’s flow rate and its discharge pressure. These curves help in selecting the right pump for a specific application by providing crucial data on how the pump performs under various conditions. Key points on the curve include:
Shutoff (Churn) Point: The point at which the pump operates with no flow, indicating maximum pressure.
Rated Point: The point at which the pump delivers its rated flow and pressure.
End of Curve: The maximum flow the pump can handle while maintaining acceptable pressure.

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Standard:
       UL    Flow：50-2000 GPM    Head： 80-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：50-5000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Flow：80-2700 GPM
Head：10-24 Bar 145-350 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Caliber：65-300 mm
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz
Working Pressure：≤2.5 MPa

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

The Diesel Engine Split Case Fire Pump finds wide application in various locations and buildings, including factories, commercial buildings, residential complexes, hospitals, airports, ports, and more.

Flow：80-2700 GPM
Head：10-24 Bar 145-350 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Caliber：65-300 mm
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz
Working Pressure：≤2.5 MPa

Flow：50-7500 GPM
Head：3-20 Bar 40-300 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Caliber：50-200 mm
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz

While outdoor fire pumps are specifically designed for firefighting applications, they can sometimes be used for other water transfer tasks such as irrigation or draining flooded areas. However, it’s essential to ensure that the pump is suitable for the intended use and that it’s properly maintained to prevent contamination or damage.

Factors to consider include the required flow rate and pressure, the power source available (gasoline, diesel, or electric), the distance from water source to fire hazard, the type of fire hazard (e.g., size of fire, type of fuel), and any local regulations or codes governing fire pump installations. Consulting with a qualified fire protection engineer or technician can help determine the most suitable pump for specific needs.

Safety precautions include proper training for operators, ensuring adequate ventilation when using gasoline or diesel-powered pumps, using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and following manufacturer’s guidelines for operation and maintenance. It’s also important to have a clear understanding of local regulations and requirements for outdoor fire pump installations.

Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the reliability of outdoor fire pumps. This includes checking and changing engine oil, inspecting and cleaning intake strainers, testing pump operation, and ensuring all hoses and connections are in good condition. Additionally, regular testing and inspection by qualified professionals are recommended.

As environmental concerns become more prominent, there is growing interest in environmentally friendly firefighting pump options. This includes pumps that use biofuels or alternative energy sources such as solar power, as well as pumps designed to minimize emissions and reduce environmental impact during operation.

Firefighting pumps are critical assets in disaster response and emergency management scenarios, where rapid and effective fire suppression is essential for protecting lives and property. These pumps can be deployed in various emergency situations, including natural disasters like wildfires, earthquakes, and floods, as well as human-made disasters such as industrial accidents or terrorist attacks.

Firefighting pumps can be equipped with various accessories and add-ons to enhance their performance and versatility. Common accessories include foam proportioning systems for generating fire-suppressing foam, hose reels for convenient storage and deployment of hoses, suction strainers and filters for protecting the pump from debris, and pressure regulators for controlling the flow and pressure of water.

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head： 25 Bar

A mobile pump truck is a specialized firefighting vehicle designed for emergency response. Equipped with a water pump, water tank, hoses, and other firefighting equipment, it serves to quickly supply water and pressure to control fires and emergencies. Its functions encompass temporary water sourcing, supplemental water supply for areas lacking resources, and boosting water pressure for varied fire scenarios.Overall, the mobile pump truck’s pivotal role lies in providing essential resources for firefighting efforts, ensuring efficient fire control and property protection.

Flow：250-10000 GPM
Head： 3-16 Bar
Power：11-1000 kw
The Diesel Engine Split Case Fire Pump finds wide application in various locations and buildings, including factories, commercial buildings, residential complexes, hospitals, airports, ports, and more. Whether serving as the primary firefighting water source or a backup water supply, it offers reliable support to your firefighting equipment and systems.

Flow：250-10000 GPM
Head： 3-16 Bar
Power：11-1000 kw
The Diesel Engine Split Case Fire Pump finds wide application in various locations and buildings, including factories, commercial buildings, residential complexes, hospitals, airports, ports, and more. Whether serving as the primary firefighting water source or a backup water supply, it offers reliable support to your firefighting equipment and systems.