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Tips to Maintain Your Fire Pump Prevent parts inside the fire pump from locking in place by lubricating them and moving them around. Check the components inside your fire pump such as the pressure relief valve, the packing, and casing relief valve. ... Monitor your water pressure gauge.
Diesel engine driven fire pumps have always been required to run weekly for 30 minutes. This allows the engine to establish a running speed and confirm that no problems exist such as overheating or lack of combustion air for the engine.
The monthly churn test requires electric powered pumps to be tested as follows: Run pump for a minimum of 10 minutes. Record the system suction & discharge pressure gauge readings. Check the pump packing glands for slight discharge. Adjust glands nuts; if neccessary. Check for unusual noise or vibration.
In all cases, the electric motor should be allowed to run for a minimum of 10 minutes and a qualified person should always be present in the pump room whenever any fire pump(s) are running to make observations related to operating issues and to record results.
1.2 of NFPA 25 requires a no-flow test to be conducted weekly for electric motor\u2013driven fire pumps that fit the following criteria: Fire pumps that are serving systems in buildings that are beyond the pumping capacity of the fire department.

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The monthly churn test requires electric powered pumps to be tested as follows: Run pump for a minimum of 10 minutes. Record the system suction & discharge pressure gauge readings. Check the pump packing glands for slight discharge. Adjust glands nuts; if neccessary. Check for unusual noise or vibration.
If taken care of properly, your building's fire pump should last about twenty years. Keep in mind that regular maintenance and small repairs may be necessary to achieve this longevity.
Different fire pumps require distinct testing lengths: 10 minutes per week for electric fire pumps or 30 minutes per week for diesel fire pumps. These weekly pump tests are preventive measures to insure your pump will work correctly when you need it to.
For electric motor-driven fire pumps, we recommend at least running your equipment once a week for at least ten (10) minutes for a visual inspection. You do not need to flow and measure water during this test \u2014 just witness the equipment running and have someone qualified present to address any problems that may arise.
The pump should be run a minimum of 30 minutes. Record the pressure at which the pump automatically started. Observe how long it takes the engine to crank and once started how long it takes to reach running speed. Record the pump suction and discharge pressures.

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