Fire pump systems are designed to boost the water pressure and flow from the available water supply (municipal water main, storage tank, or other source) to meet the demands of fire suppression systems like sprinklers, standpipes, and fire hoses. They provide the necessary force to deliver water to the furthest and highest points in a building, ensuring that fire suppression systems can effectively control and extinguish fires.  
Types of Fire Pump Systems:
Several types of fire pumps exist, each suited for different applications and requirements. The most common type is the centrifugal pump, which uses a rotating impeller to generate centrifugal force and move water. Within this category, you'll find various configurations:  
Horizontal Split-Case: Known for their robust design and ease of maintenance, these pumps are often used in high-flow applications.  
Vertical Split-Case: Similar to horizontal split-case pumps but with a vertical orientation, saving valuable floor space.  
Vertical In-Line: Compact and efficient, these pumps are suitable for smaller spaces.  
End Suction: A versatile and commonly used type, where water enters from the side and exits vertically.  
Vertical Turbine: Designed for pumping water from a source below the pump, such as a well or tank.
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Jockey Pump

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