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The fire pump industry focuses on the design, manufacture, and maintenance of pumps specifically used in fire protection systems. Fire pumps play a critical role in ensuring adequate water pressure and flow to fire sprinkler systems, standpipes, and other firefighting equipment. These pumps are essential in buildings and facilities where the municipal water supply cannot provide sufficient pressure or flow to meet the demands of fire protection systems. Fire pumps typically operate as part of a larger fire suppression system and activate when the system detects a drop in pressure, usually due to the activation of a sprinkler or other firefighting device. The primary types of fire pumps include horizontal split-case, vertical split-case, vertical inline, vertical turbine, and end suction pumps. Each type has specific applications and advantages depending on the installation requirements and space constraints. Fire pumps are often powered by electric motors or diesel engines, with the choice depending on the availability of power sources and the need for redundancy in case of power failure. Materials used in the construction of fire pumps include cast iron, bronze, and stainless steel, chosen for their durability and resistance to corrosion. Fire pumps must comply with stringent standards and regulations, such as those set by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL), to ensure reliability and performance during emergencies. The industry serves a wide range of sectors, including commercial, industrial, residential, and institutional buildings. Applications extend to high-rise buildings, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and public infrastructure. Regular testing, maintenance, and inspection of fire pumps are crucial to ensure they remain operational and effective in the event of a fire. The fire pump industry also involves the provision of services such as installation, commissioning, and repair to support the lifecycle of these critical components in fire protection systems.
Pumps are a vital part of the U.S. manufacturing supply chain, powering countless industries, from agriculture and manufacturing to water treatment and oil and gas and keeping critical systems functioning and products moving. This week, we're taking a closer look at the industry, exploring the latest trends, statistics, and top suppliers in the pump world based on the key data points gathered directly from the 1,400+ U.S. pump companies by MNI. ...(Full Article)
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