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Operation steps of diesel engine fire pump set

Diesel engine fire pumps can be used to transport clear water below 80°C without solid particles or liquids with physical and chemical properties similar to water. Under the premise of meeting the fire protection conditions, the requirements of the living and production water supply conditions are taken into account. The products can be used not only in independent fire water supply systems, but also in fire protection and domestic shared water supply systems, as well as in construction, municipal, industrial and mining, water supply and drainage, ships, field operations and other occasions.

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The operation steps of starting and stopping the pump of diesel engine fire pump set:
After starting the pump, check the running current of the motor and whether the pump is running normally. If there is any abnormality, stop the pump immediately.
Observe the pressure gauge at the outlet of the pump. When the pointer of the pressure gauge reaches the rated working pressure and stabilizes, gradually open the outlet valve to make the pump work under the rated condition as much as possible.
The temperature of the pump and motor bearings should be checked frequently, the temperature should not exceed 75 degrees, and the working current of the motor should be within the normal range.
After stopping the pump, restore all valves to the normal state according to the valve opening and closing state requirements.

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