Fire Pumps

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Design Engineers Specify and Build Booster Pumps Boosters are used to increase water pressure throughout a building or complex, often supplementing low-pressure mains supplies. They can also be utilized as part of a fire protection system, providing supplementary water supply in case of an emergency. Pump types include diaphragm, centrifugal, and positive displacement models, each suited for specific applications based on flow rates, pressure demands, and suction conditions. Engineers select pump size and configuration according to these parameters to ensure effective operation. In a typical installation, the booster pump is connected to a control valve which regulates water supply by opening or closing to meet varying demand levels. Pressure sensors monitor system performance, sending signals to the control panel where they are processed into action.