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Technical documents FBFS

Online documentation for FBFS fire pump systems. Review electric, diesel and electric with diesel configurations and prepare your project information for a technical discussion.

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Stationary Fire-Fighting Pump Systems

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FBFS · Stationary Fire-Fighting Pump Systems
Document code
FBFS-CATALOG
Document language
English
Format
Online catalog

What you will find in this document.

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Reference publications

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Specifications of the FBFS series.

Operating data, applications, construction, sealing and materials as the series documentation describes them. Confirm the model and configuration during selection.

Industrial applications covered by this manual

  • Shopping centers and commercial complexes
  • Hospitals and clinics
  • Corporate buildings
  • Refineries and petrochemical plants
  • Fuel terminals
  • Flammable storage depots
  • Logistics warehouses
  • Data centers
  • Industrial plants
  • Installations with hazardous-area requirements, subject to component assessment and documentation

Construction features

  • Main centrifugal pump driven by electric motor or diesel engine
  • Small-capacity jockey pump for network pressure maintenance
  • Controls and alarms defined by design and adopted standard
  • Pressure instruments and devices per selected configuration
  • Fuel tank selected for the diesel engine and required design autonomy
  • Starting, batteries and chargers per engine and controller documentation
  • Exhaust, cooling and ventilation per engine documentation and installation
  • Base, assembly, interfaces and site services per contracted scope

Sealing options

  • Sealing per selected pump and assembly requirements
  • Seal materials compatible with water and operating conditions
  • Special arrangements subject to assessment and proposal documentation

Available materials

  • Casing and impeller identified in the pump datasheet
  • Shaft and internal components per selected model
  • Piping and connections per design and water conditions
  • Base and finish defined in the supply scope

Who is this manual for

Fire protection designers, engineering, maintenance and procurement teams organizing the information needed to select and procure a pump assembly.

When to use

Consult when preparing a specification or comparing configurations. Provide hydraulic demand, supply, installation and document requirements. Testing scope, Brazilian engineering responsibility registration (ART) and other responsibilities must be defined in the contract; the catalogue does not prove authority or insurer approval.

From the document to your next step.

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  1. Check the identification

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  2. Consult the series document

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  3. Keep the context

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