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  • FIRE PUMP
    Manufacturer: Clarke - Detroit Diesel
    Model: DDFP-03DN-5030F
    Serial: 3D-212018
    GMMS Asset: 695
    In service: 1995

    FIRE PUMP CONTROLLER
    Manufacturer: Firetrol
    Model: FTA1100-JL12N
    Serial: 938867-02RE
    GMMS Asset: 3307
    In service: 2013

Fire Pump Inspection According NFPA 25 Chapter 8

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Pump House Condition as follows:

  • 1. Heat is adequate, not less than 40°F (4°C) for pump room with diesel engine-driven pump with engine heaters. Reference 8.2.2 (1)

  • 2. Heat is adequate, not less than 70°F (21°C) for pump room with diesel engine-driven pump with engine heaters. Reference 8.2.2 (1)

  • 3. Ventilating louvers are free to operate. Reference 8.2.2 (1)

Diesel Engine System

  • 1. Fuel tank is at least two-thirds full. Reference 8.2.2 (4) Record level

  • 2. Tank float switch. Table 8.1.2

  • 3. Solenoid valve operation. Table 8.1.2

  • 4. System free of water. Table 8.1.2

  • 5. Flexible hoses and connectors. Table 8.1.2

Lubrication System

  • 1. Oil level good in vertical motor sight glass is within acceptable range. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • 2. Lube oil heater. Table 8.1.2

Cooling System

  • 1. Cooling water level is within acceptable range. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • 2. Adequate cooling water to heat exchanger. Table 8.1.2

  • 3. Water pump in good condition. Table 8.1.2

  • 4. Condition of flexible hoses and connections. Table 8.1.2

  • 5. Water-Jacket heater is operating. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

Exhaust System

  • 1. Free of leakage. Table 8.1.2

  • 2. Drain condensate trap. Table 8.1.2

Battery System

  • 1. Electrolyte level in batteries is within acceptable range. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • Measure reading at battery

  • 2. Cranking voltage exceeds 9 volts on a 12 volt system Table 8.1.2

Electrical System

  • 1. Controller pilot light ( power on ) is illuminated. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 2. Transfer switch normal pilot light is illuminated. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 3. isolating switch is closed - standby (emergency) source. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 4. Reverse phase alarm pilot light is off, or normal phase rotation pilot light is on. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 5. Power to pressure maintenance (jockey) pump is provided. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

Testing the Fire Pump. No- Flow condition. A test of fire pump assemblies shall be conducted without flowing water. 8.3.2.1

  • 1. The diesel pump shall run a minimum of 30 minutes. Reference 8.3.2.4

  • Odometer reading

  • 3. Record the system suction and discharge pressure gauge readings. Reference 8.3.2.8

  • 4. Inspect the pump packing glands for slight discharge. Adjust gland nuts if necessary. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 5. Check the circulation relief valve for operation to discharge water. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 6. Inspect for unusual noise or vibration. (mm/sec) Reference 8.3.2.9* mm/sec

  • 7. Record the engine oil pressure. (PSI) Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 8. Record the battery voltage. (VDC) Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • 9. Electrical system: Observe the time for motor to accelerate to full speed.

  • 10. Observe the time for engine to crank. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 11. Record Run RPM. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 12. The engine start and stop automatically. Reference 8.3.2.2

  • Any abnormality observed during inspection or testing shall be reported and retained for comparison purposes in accordance with section 4.3. Reference 8.4.1

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  • INSPECTION START HRS

Pump House Condition as follows:

  • 1. Heat is adequate, not less than 40°F (4°C) for pump room with diesel engine-driven pump with engine heaters. Reference 8.2.2 (1)

  • 2. Heat is adequate, not less than 70°F (21°C) for pump room with diesel engine-driven pump with engine heaters. Reference 8.2.2 (1)

  • 3. Ventilating louvers are free to operate. Reference 8.2.2 (1)

Diesel Engine System

  • 1. Fuel tank is at least two-thirds full. Reference 8.2.2 (4) Record level

  • 2. Tank float switch. Table 8.1.2

  • 3. Solenoid valve operation. Table 8.1.2

  • 4. System free of water. Table 8.1.2

  • 5. Flexible hoses and connectors. Table 8.1.2

Lubrication System

  • 1. Oil level good in vertical motor sight glass is within acceptable range. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • 2. Lube oil heater. Table 8.1.2

Cooling System

  • 1. Cooling water level is within acceptable range. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • 2. Adequate cooling water to heat exchanger. Table 8.1.2

  • 3. Water pump in good condition. Table 8.1.2

  • 4. Condition of flexible hoses and connections. Table 8.1.2

  • 5. Water-Jacket heater is operating. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

Exhaust System

  • 1. Free of leakage. Table 8.1.2

  • 2. Drain condensate trap. Table 8.1.2

Battery System

  • 1. Electrolyte level in batteries is within acceptable range. Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • Measure reading at battery

  • 2. Cranking voltage exceeds 9 volts on a 12 volt system Table 8.1.2

Electrical System

  • 1. Controller pilot light ( power on ) is illuminated. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 2. Transfer switch normal pilot light is illuminated. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 3. isolating switch is closed - standby (emergency) source. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 4. Reverse phase alarm pilot light is off, or normal phase rotation pilot light is on. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 5. Power to pressure maintenance (jockey) pump is provided. Reference 8.2.2 (3)

  • 6. Exercise isolating switch and circuit breaker. Table 8.1.2 Complete as applicable

  • 7. Specific gravity or state of charge. Table 8.1.2 Complete as applicable

  • 8. Charger and charge rate. Table 8.1.2 Complete as applicable

  • 9. Equalize charge. Table 8.1.2 Complete as applicable

  • 10. Inspect circuits breakers or fuses.

Testing the Fire Pump. No- Flow condition. A test of fire pump assemblies shall be conducted without flowing water. 8.3.2.1

  • 1. The diesel pump shall run a minimum of 30 minutes. Reference 8.3.2.4

  • Odometer reading

  • 3. Record the system suction and discharge pressure gauge readings. Reference 8.3.2.8

  • 4. Inspect the pump packing glands for slight discharge. Adjust gland nuts if necessary. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 5. Check the circulation relief valve for operation to discharge water. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 6. Inspect for unusual noise or vibration. (mm/sec) Reference 8.3.2.9* mm/sec

  • 7. Record the engine oil pressure. (PSI) Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 8. Record the battery voltage. (VDC) Reference 8.2.2 (4)

  • 9. Electrical system: Observe the time for motor to accelerate to full speed.

  • 10. Observe the time for engine to crank. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 11. Record Run RPM. Reference 8.3.2.9*

  • 12. The engine start and stop automatically. Reference 8.3.2.2

  • Any abnormality observed during inspection or testing shall be reported and retained for comparison purposes in accordance with section 4.3. Reference 8.4.1

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