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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.
DIESEL FIRE PUMP WEEKLY TEST PROCEDURE 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 docHub running speed. Record the pump suction and discharge pressures.
During the acceptance test, NFPA 20 requires several flow demands to be tested: no-flow (also called churn or shut-off), 100 percent and 150 percent of the rated capacity. Additional points may be tested, but not less than 50 percent of the flow rate is recommended.
(1) Check for A/C power at pump controller. (2) For diesel fire pumps, make sure fuel level is adequate and not below 3/4 full. (3) Change out current gauges on suction and discharge with calibrated liquid filled gauges. (4) Verify alignment of all valves in sprinkler room are in correct positions.
The fire pump flow test should be done yearly to measure your pumps flow and pressure. This test can help diagnose and fix any problems with the pumps performance. Youll want to run a full flow test for diesel and electric pumps.
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3 of this standard, the annual flow testing of fire pumps should be performed as a minimum at three points across the pump curve; no flow (churn), 100% of the pump rated capacity and 150% of the pump rated capacity by controlling discharged water through approved discharge devices.
Electric pumps must be run for a minimum of 10 minutes while diesel pumps must be run for a minimum of 30 minutes. Qualified personnel must be in attendance whenever the pump is in operation unless automated inspection and testing is performed in ance with the requirements of NFPA 25.
Run the pump for 20 minutes at 100% of rated capacity, with a net pump pressure of 150 pounds per square inch (psi). The NFPA requires this test for pumps rated for over 750 gpm. Immediately after the 20-minute test, run the pump for 5 minutes, at its rated capacity, at 165 psi.

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