What are the rules for the fire pump room?

The fire pump room is the equipment room where the fire pump is placed. Its main function is to provide uninterrupted water supply for floors in case of fire. Fire pump room can be seen in large shopping malls. So what equipment does the fire pump room have? The equipment of the fire pump room in shopping malls mainly includes pumps, motors, cranes, valves, pipes, sump sewage pumps, etc. What are the rules for the fire pump room? Let's take a look at the design requirements of the fire pump room. 1. What equipment does the fire pump room have?

The main equipment in the fire pump room includes: water pump, motor, crane (for maintenance and installation), valves, pipelines, sump sewage pump, local control box, ventilation system, lighting system, cable tray and other accessories required for the operation of water pump unit.

2. What are the regulations for the fire pump room?

The fire pump room shall meet the following requirements:

1, the fire resistance rating of the independently built fire pump house should not be lower than Grade II.

2. The fire pump room attached to the building should not be located on the third floor or below, or the underground floor with the height difference between the indoor floor and the outdoor entrance greater than 10m.

3. The fire pump room attached to the building shall be separated from other parts by partition walls with fire resistance not less than 2.0h and floor slabs with fire resistance of 1.50h, and its evacuation doors shall be directly connected with the safety exits, and the doors leading to the evacuation walkways shall adopt Class A fire doors.

4. When the fire pump room is located on the first floor, its outlet should pass through the outdoor. When it is located in other floors and basements, its exit should go straight to the safety exit, so as to facilitate the safe approach of firefighters in case of fire.

5. The interior of the fire pump room also needs to meet certain specifications, such as the rational layout of mechanical and electrical equipment and the requirements of ventilation and lighting. For some fire-fighting facilities, they should be fire-proof and moisture-proof, which can play a role at critical times, and there should be special personnel to check and maintain them regularly.