Fire Pump Inspection Checklist PPSA（消防泵PPSA检查清单）.pdf

Fire Pump Inspection Checklist Your Fire Pump Is the Heart of Your Fire Protection System A booster pump reinforces the public water supply when the public water main cannot provide the volume or pressure needed to supply an automatic sprinkler system. A fire pump and tank with a self-contained water supply can be used either to supplement public water or as a source of water where no public supply is available. A Pump Must Not Fail If the water demand exceeds the capability of the public supply, or if no public water is available, the pump will need to start promptly in an emergency situation (such as when sprinklers are activated). So, it is essential to test your pump regularly and keep it maintained at all times. Otherwise, a fire could cause severe property damage and shut down your operations. A Pump Needs Constant Care Establish a program of regular inspection, testing and maintenance to ensure your fire pump performs its critical function during a fire. This checklist is made available for informational purposes only in support of the insurance relationship between FM Global and its clients. This information does not change or supplement policy terms or conditions. The liability of FM Global is limited to that contained in its insurance policies. Fire Pump Testing and Maintenance Checklist Ask an FM Global Engineer To Take These Steps Water Supplies n Overflow the suction tanks or check them visually. In cold n Fill out the essential information on this form. weather, make sure heat is provided to the supply lines and the n Mark the correct settings. suction source. For open bodies of water, check the suction in- n Provide flow tes