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What are the components of a diesel engine fire pump?

XBC series fully automatic diesel engine fire pump set has been widely used as a fixed fire extinguishing equipment for fire diversion, especially for fire water supply under unexpected circumstances such as no power supply or abnormal power supply (mains power). The fire pump equipped in the unit is a horizontal single-stage and multi-stage fire-fighting special pump. It is mainly composed of diesel engine, fire pump, connection device, fuel tank, radiator, battery pack, intelligent automatic control panel, etc.

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Diesel engine-driven fire pumps are designed and manufactured in accordance with GB “Fire Pumps”. Comply with CCCF certification requirements. The advantage of its product is that when a fire occurs, the power supply fails, and the electric fire pump group cannot be put into use normally, the diesel engine fire pump group can be automatically put into operation to ensure the normal fire fighting. Compared with electric fire pumps, diesel engine fire pumps do not require long-term investment in power supply, saving mains power supply transformers and normal expenses. Diesel engine fire pumps are equipped with various automatic functions to meet customer requirements, ensure long-term normal standby status of the equipment, and put it into fire fighting work at any time. The diesel engine fire pump set is also suitable for various emergency backup pump occasions.

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    Generally speaking, we recommend that where natural ventilation is used to install diesel engine fire pumps, there must be vents and exhaust ports of sufficient size, and the position of the vents ensures that there is enough fresh air to supply the diesel engine for combustion within the temperature limit. Of course, the water supply radiator can also be used to take away the heat of the circulating cooling water and the heat emitted from the surface of the unit. If the space cannot meet the requirements of natural ventilation and cannot effectively dissipate heat, it is recommended that you adopt forced ventilation, install an intake fan and an exhaust fan at the vent, and choose a location that can provide enough cold air for the diesel engine and take away the machine room hot air inside. Generally speaking, the air intake of the unit should be 6-7 times that of the diesel engine. Only in this way can normal ventilation be ensured and the operating efficiency of the equipment can be improved.

    In addition, it must be fixed firmly so that the entire unit can be supported to ensure that the unit is in a horizontal state and absorb vibration. Generally speaking, the foundation of the unit adopts a concrete structure. The length and width are 150-250mm on one side of the length and width of the unit chassis, and the depth is 300-600mm. The height of the anchor bolts should be about twice the bolt diameter. And there should be a 750mm channel on both sides and front of the unit to facilitate the operator’s inspection and general maintenance.