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Equipped Fire Hydrants (BIE)
An Equipped Fire Hydrant (BIE) is a semi-fixed fire extinguishing installation that:
- It uses water as an extinguishing agent, so it is connected to a water supply network that guarantees the supply either through the public network or through a pressure group;
- It can be used by the workplace staff to extinguish a fire when its size is deemed necessary.
- It is effective for fighting fires within an arc defined by the hose's length of 20 meters and the water's range of 5 meters.
- Include in a wardrobe the following basic elements:
- Pressure gauge: indicates the water pressure supplied by the supply network.
- Winder: houses the coiled hose.
- Hose: Channels water. It can be of various types, depending on its width (25 mm or 45 mm), length, and stiffness.
- Valve: allows you to open and close the flow of water from the supply network to the hose.
- Lance: allows the end of the hose to be gripped to direct the jet.
- Nozzle: allows you to select the type of jet output from the hose.
Fire sprinklers
Sprinkler systems are automatic fire extinguishing installations using a network of pressurised water pipes and following a certain distribution in the areas to be protected. The sprinklers are connected to this network of pipes which detect the fire by temperature, warn, control and extinguish the fires that have started in certain types of sprinklers. The sprinkler device consists of a fuse set to a predetermined temperature range or a glass bulb that breaks due to the expansion of the fluid. The main functions of sprinklers are ultimately to protect lives and property and to protect building structures from collapse.
Fire Water Deposits
Water storage, in sufficient quantity to meet the water needs of hydrants, sprinklers, bies or other final elements of the system for a time determined by the characteristics and uses of the building. The most common deposits are galvanized sheet or buried/high civil works. By regulations, water supply must always be guaranteed, so the deposits are usually designed with automatic control and filling systems.
