| This one-day program
provides attendees with vital information about the design and installation
of fire pumps. The NFPA 20 and the NFPA Fire Pump Handbook are used as
reference material. This is an intermediate level class.
Overview – Increase the
participant’s knowledge and application of fire pumps in fire protection
systems.
Goals – Is to familiarize
the attendee with the NFPA Standards that govern the proper design and
installation of fire pumps.
Learning Objectives –
Participants will learn:
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The hydraulic formulas used
in pump design
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When is a pump required
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Distinguish between types
of pumps and their drivers
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The requirements for sizing
and placement
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Piping and valves required
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Testing procedures
Course Outline
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Basic Hydraulics
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Need for fire pumps
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Types of pumps and drivers
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Pump placement and sizing
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Piping and appurtenances
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Electric drivers and controllers
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Diesel drivers and controllers
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Acceptance testing
Experience Level – This seminar
is best suited for participants who are:
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Code Officials
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Designers/Contractors
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Design Professionals Architects/Engineers
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Building Owners/Managers
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Installers
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Insurance Representatives
Prerequisites – For attendees
who:
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Knows and applies the codes
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Has one to two years in code
enforcement
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Possesses a basic knowledge
in construction
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Can read and understand basic
construction drawings
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