TB 63, supplementing hi rise fire pumps Flashcards

1
Q

in the event of fire pump failure, the quickest and most reliale way to identify and determine the system pressure is?

A

locate the fire department conception sign which provides the stem pressure

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the member responsible for supplying the water system at a hi rise building is?

A

first arriving 200 series engineer

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the engineer supplying the water system at a hi rise fire should do all of the following…

A

la hydrant to fire
remove all plugs from the FDC inlets
connect 2 2 1/2” lines from the apparatus to the FDC

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4
Q

the purpose of supplementing fire pumps at hi rise buildings is?

A

designed a s a back up in case of fire pump failure

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buildings with a fire pump supplying the standpipe stystem. hi rise buildings affected are?

A

1960-1975 higher than 150’
75-150’ retrofitted with a fire pump
built after 1974

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6
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if a high rise building is over ? or the system pressure at the FDC is over? psi, another apparatus shall spot to the hydrant/4 way valve and pump half the system pressure to the apparatus supplying the FDC

A

20 stories;

250

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7
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if there is a fire, pump into the system ? the system pressure as indicated to fht FDC sign or on the calculated estimate. this should be below the ON/OFF pressure settings on the fire pump allowing the pump to perform its designed function

A

100 psi below

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8
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At an actual fire emergency at a 35 story high rise building and a FDC system pressure gauge is not provided, the engineer assigned to supply the fire dept. connections shall pump approximately how many psi?

A

225 psi

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