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NFPA13D - Residential Fire Pumps A common flow for sprinkler heads is 15 gallons per minute. This means that a normal home with a normal system would require a 30GPM supply in order to meet code.
The Monthly Fire Pump No-Flow/Churn Test Run your fire pump for at least ten minutes. Note the systems suction pressure and discharge pressure. Note any strange noises or vibrations. Check pump casing or bearings for signs of overheating. Check the pump for any possible discharge. Check volt and amp readings.
Aline Pumps and the wider fire protection industry highly recommend that all fire pump systems are annually tested by an expert.
NFPA 25 fire pump testing requires a weekly visual check of the pumps components including valves, gauge readings, fuel and oil levels, electrical systems, ventilation, and heating. Weekly visual inspections can be performed by a trained and qualified in-house employee.
To pass the flow test, a fire pump must be capable of supplying the full system demand, which is provided by the property owner. The performance at each flow and pressure point also must not be less than 95 percent of the pumps nameplate data or the pumps original unadjusted field test curve.
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NFPA 20 requires annual inspections and more frequent testing depending on the type of pump and usage. This includes hydrostatic testing, performance testing, and inspections of the pump, driver, and controller.

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