Water Sprinkler: Manual
Water Sprinkler: Manual
Water Sprinkler: Manual
WS28-2
WATER SPRINKLER
(28023 & UP) MANUAL
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FIG NO.
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FIG. NO.01 TANK ASSY. INSTALLATION
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TANK ASSY. INSTALLATION FIG NO. 01
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FIG. NO.01 TANK ASSY. INSTALLATION
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TANK ASSY. INSTALLATION FIG NO. 01
SLNO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY REMARKS
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FIG. NO.02 CF PUMP AND HYD MOTOR INSTALLATION
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774 TK 01409 CF PUMP AND HYD MOTOR INSTALLATION FIG NO. 02
SLNO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY REMARKS
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FIG. NO.03 CF PUMP AND HYD MOTOR INSTALLATION
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774 TK 01417 CF PUMP AND HYD MOTOR INSTALLATION FIG NO. 03
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FIG.NO. 04 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
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CENTRIFUGA L PUMP FIG NO. 04
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FIG. NO.05 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 WS 01096 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 05
SLNO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY REMARKS
1 237709002940 STRAINER 1
2 774 WS 02595 PIPE ASSY 1
3 774 WS 02602 PIPE ASSY 2
4 774 WS 02619 PIPE ASSY 1
5 774 WS 02627 PIPE ASSY 1
6 774 WS 02635 PIPE ASSY 1
7 774 WS 02643 PIPE ASSY 1
8 774 WS 02651 PIPE ASSY 1
9 774 WS 02927 PIPE ASSY 1
10 774 WS 02668 PIPE ASSY 2
11 774 WS 02765 PIPE ASSY 1
12 237709001960 3” ELBOW 5
13 237709002160 3” TEE 1
14 237709004500 3” BUTTERFLY VALVE 2
15 774 WS 02692 PIPE ASSY 1
16 774 WS 18755 2” 4-WAY 2
17 774 WS 19346 PIPE 2” 1
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FIG. NO.06 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 WS 01096 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 06
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FIG. NO.07 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 WS 01096 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 07
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FIG. NO.08 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 WS 01096 WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 08
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57 237709002800 NOZZLE 1
58 VN 6280-3 VALVE WATER SHUT OFF 1
59 237709005340 SPHERE 1
60 CCC01 02507 CLAMP 2
61 774 WS 02935 PIPE ASSY 1
62 CPW15 12025 TAPPED PAD 16
63 774 WS 02813 BRACKET STR.SQ.TYPE 2
64 774 WS 19605 TAPPED PAD 3
65 774 WS 02838 BRACKET STR. 3
66 774 WS 02805 BRACKET STR. 1
67 CFB01 21655 HEX BOLT M16 40
68 CFW01 11648 SPRING WASHER M16 80
69 CFN01 11615 HEX NUT M16 48
70 CFS01 31630 HEX SCREW M16 20
71 CFB02 21600 HEX BOLT M16 8
72 CFB01 21690 HEX BOLT M16X90 12
73 774 WSB 0017 PNEUMATIC ASSY KIT 1
74 CFS01 11230 HEX SCREW M12X30 22
75 CFW01 11236 SPRING WASHER M12 22
76 774 WS 02846 STAUFF CLAMP 2” 7
77 938 WS 02818 STAUFF CLAMP 3” 5
78 774 WS 10354 PVC TUBE 22mm 1
79 774 WS 19427 PIPE 2” 1
80 774 WS 02895 BRACKET 1
81 774 WS 02902 BRACKET STR. 1
82 774 WS 02887 BRACKET STR. 2
83 774 WS 02919 PIPE ASSY 1
84 774 WS 19792 PIPE 3” 1
85 774 WS 19776 BENT PLATE 1
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FIG.NO. 09 ELECTRONIC WATER LEVEL INDICATOR
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ELECTRONIC WATER LEVEL INDICATOR FIG NO. 09
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FIG.NO. 10 HYDRAULIC MOTOR ASSY
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HYDRAULIC MOTOR ASSY FIG NO. 10
SLNO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY REMARKS
1 237721020100 SCREW..................................................... 4
2 23772102020 COVER...................................................... 1
3 237721030000 CARTRIDGE KIT........................................ 1
4 237721030100 BACK UP RING........................................... 1
5 237721030200 ‘O’ RING...................................................... 1
6 237721030300 SCREW..................................................... 2
7 237721040000 PRESSURE PLATE SUB ASSY................ 1
8 237721030400 ROTOR...................................................... 1
9 2377205000 VANES KIT................................................. 1
9a 237721050100 VANES........................................................ 10
9b 237721050200 VANES SPRING......................................... 30
10 237721030500 PIN.............................................................. 2
11 237721030600 RING........................................................... 1
12 237721030700 PRESSURE PLATE................................... 1
13 237721030800 ‘O’ RING...................................................... 1
14 237721030900 BACKUP RING........................................... 1
15 237721031000 HUB ADAPTOR......................................... 1
16 237721031100 ‘O’ RING...................................................... 1
17 237721031200 BACK UP RING.......................................... 1
18 237721031300 ‘O’ RING...................................................... 1
19 237721031400 SEAL.......................................................... 1
20 237721020300 LOCK RING................................................ 1
21 237721020400 RETAINING RIG.......................................... 1
22 237721020500 BEARING.................................................... 1
23 237721020600 SHAFT........................................................ 1
24 237721020700 KEY............................................................. 1
25 237721020800 WASHER................................................... 1
26 237721060000 SEAL KIT..................................................... 1
26a 237721060100 SHAFT SEAL............................................. 1
26b 237721060200 WIPER........................................................ 1
27 237721020900 BODY.......................................................... 1
28 237721021000 SCREW...................................................... 2
29 237721021100 MOUNTING BKT......................................... 1
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FIG. NO.11 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 HS 01052 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 11
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FIG. NO.12 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 HS 01052 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 12
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FIG. NO.13 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 HS 01069 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 13
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FIG. NO.14HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 HS 01069 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 14
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FIG. NO.15 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 HS 01077 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 15
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FIG. NO.16 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
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774 HS 01077 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION FIG NO. 16
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FIG.NO. 17 CONTROL VALVE AND MOTOR SYSTEM
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CONTROL VALVE AND MOTOR SYSTEM FIG NO. 17
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FIG. NO.18 PNEUMATIC INSTALLATION
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774 AS 01031 PNEUMATIC INSTALLATION FIG NO. 18
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FIG. NO.19 PNEUMATIC INSTALLATION
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774 AS 01031 PNEUMATIC INSTALLATION FIG NO. 19
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FIG. NO.20 EXHAUST MUFFLER & PIPING INSTLATION (BEML)
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EXHAUST MUFFLER & PIPING INSTLATION (BEML) FIG NO. 20
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FIG. NO.21 EXHAUST MUFFLER & PIPING INSTLATION (CUMMINS)
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EXHAUST MUFFLER & PIPING INSTLATION (CUMMINS) FIG NO. 21
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FIG.NO. 22 FUEL TANK INSTALLATION
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FUEL TANK INSTALLATION FIG NO.22
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FIG.NO.23 DECAL INSTALLATION
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774 DZ 01007 DECAL INSTALLATION FIG NO. 23
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FIG.NO.24 VALVE NUMBERING INSTALLATION
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774 DZ 01031 VALVE NUMBERING INSTALLATION FIG NO. 24
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FIG.NO.25 VALVE NUMBERING INSTALLATION
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774 TK 02121 REAR BUMPER INSTALLATION FIG NO. 25
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FIG.NO.26 TOOLS
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TOOLS FIG NO. 26
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FIG.NO.27 TOOLS
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TOOLS FIG NO. 27
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OPTIONAL FITMENT
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FIG NO.
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FIG.NO.28 HOSE REEL ASSY & PLUMBING INSTALLATION
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774 WS 01103 HOSE REEL ASSY & PLUMBING INSTALLATIONFIG NO. 28
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FIG.NO.29 WATER MONITOR INSTALLATION
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774 FF 01013 WATER MONITOR INSTALLATION FIG NO. 29
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FIG.NO.30 SEARCH LIGHT INSTALLATION
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774 FF 01021 SEARCH LIGHT INSTALLATION FIG NO. 30
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774SHO2303
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WATER SPRINKLER
OPERATION
&
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
(ANNEXURE TO BH35-2)
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CONTENTS
SL.No. DESCRIPTION FIG No. PAGE No.
01 ABOUT THE WATER SPRINKLER 01 01
02 SPECIFICATION 02 03
SPRINKLER OPERATION
PUTTING THE WATER SPRINKLER INTO
03 03 07
OPERATION
04 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP OPERATION 04 08
07 PRESSURISED SPRINKLING 06 13
08 GRAVITY SPRINKLING 07 15
11 FIRE FIGHTING 10 22
SPRINKLER MAINTENANCE
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SL.No. DESCRIPTION FIG No. PAGE No.
22 6 MONTHS MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 16 37
24 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 17 39
26 TANK LIFTING 19 46
CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF FIRE
27 47
FIGHTING HOSE
28 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 48
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
1
2. Water Tank 5. Nozzle
3. Centrifugal Pump
ABOUT WATER SPRINKLER
CAUTION
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SPECIFICATIONS
CAPACITY
WATER SYSTEM
Water Tank:
Construction : All weld, reinforced 6mm thick, plate
Steel construction.
Provided with cross baffles to avoid
heavy surging
Centrifugal Pump:
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Hydraulic Motor :
Type : Vane/Gear
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Relief Settings :
WEIGHTS (Kg) :
Chassis : 18,462
Tank, Empty : 7,238
Net Vehicle Weigth (NVW) : 25, 700 kg
Tank Fill : 28,000
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) : 53,700 kg
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION IN KG
Empty :
Loaded :
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SPRINKLER OPERATION
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PUTTING THE WATER SPRINKLER INTO OPERATION
Before putting the water sprinkler into operation, READ AND UNDERSTAND THE
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS of both BH35-2 and Water
Sprinkler thoroughly.
Prepare the machine for operation by observing the following checks and services.
(This is in addition to the instructions given under 'PUTTING NEW TRUCK
INTO OPERATION' GIVEN IN BH35-2 operation and maintenance manual).
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
1. Ensure proper port connections to Hydraulic motor as per Fig. No 21
(Direction of rotation is Anticlockwise when viewed from Shaft end)
2. Check up mounting bolts of hydraulic motor for tightness.
3. Check for leaks around hydraulic piping hose connections.
WATER SYSTEM
1. Check and maintain the alignment between the centrifugal pump and Hydraulic
motor. (Refer page No. 07)
2. Check-up the mounting bolts of Centrifugal pump for tightness.
3. Fill the water tank to 'High Level'.
4. Check the water system for its functioning for various operations (Refer page No.
20). During various operations, also check water leaks around piping.
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CENTRIFUGAL PUMP OPERATION
PUMP DRIVE
The Centrifugal Pump (1) is driven by a Hydraulic Motor (2) through a Flex-
ible Coupling (3). The Hydraulic Motor is controlled by a Hydraulic Control
Valve (4) Through a Motor ON/OFF Valve (5).
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FIG. NO. 05. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP INSTALLATION
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1. Fire Fighting Valve
2. Suction Valve. 6. Tank Valve.
3. Self Fill Valve. 7. Sprinkler Valve (Pneumatic Valve)
4. Gravity Valve. 8. Drain Valve
5. Priming Valve. I. Strainer.
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II. Centrifugal Pump
PUMP STARTING PROCEDURE
NOTE:
1. Pump priming is not required, as the pump case and suction line is always filled up
with water, due to higher level of Water Tank.
2. Open the Sprinkling valve (7).
3. Start the pump by bringing the Control lever to 'ON' position (Retain the lever in
that position) and accelerate the Engine.
CAUTION
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WATER SYSTEMS
The water system of WS28-2 Water Sprinkler is designed for performing the fol-
lowing operations :
1. PRESSURISED SPRINKLING
(a) at rear
2. GRAVITY SPRINKLING
(a) at rear
3. FIRE FIGHTING
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FIG. 06 PRESSURISED SPRINKLING ARRANGEMENT (REAR)
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1. Centrifugal pump (II)
2. Sprinkler Valve (Pneumatic Valve) (7)
3. Nozzle (III)
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PRESSURISED SPRINKLING
The Centrifugal Pump (II) sucks water from the tank bottom through a Strainer (I) and
discharges the pressurised water through Nozzles (III) (Ref Fig. 06).
In this system the sprinkling velocity is maintained uniform throughout the op-
eration irrespective of the water level in the tank due to the pumping system.
The pressurized sprinkling has the following advantages over the Gravity
Sprinkling.
OPERATING PROCEDURE
1. Start the centrifugal pump (II) as per the procedure given at Page No.32
2. Open the Sprinkler Pneumatic valve (7) through ON & OFF switch
provided in the cabin.
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FIG. 07. GRAVITY SPRINKLING ARRANGEMENT
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GRAVITY SPRINKLING
Water flows to the Sprinkling Manifolds (IV) directly from the Water tank by
gravity. The sprinkling is controlled by the pneumatic valve (4) operated through ON
& OFF switch provided in the cabin.
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CENTRIFUGAL PUMP DISMANTLING
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FIG NO 09 CROSS SECTIONAL DRAWING
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REASSEMBLY OF CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
1. Mount the driving and non-driving end side bearings on the shaft. Use arbor press.
Do not use hammer. Fill-up the bearings with grease.
2. Fit the NDE bearing cover and tighten the bolts to hold it on bearing housing.
3. Insert the shaft alongwith bearings in bearing housing from DE side.
4. Fit the DE bearing cover and tighten the bolts to hold it on bearing housing.
5. Mount the liquid deflector on shaft on NDE side.
6. Fit the gasket for shaft sleeve on the shaft and fit the shaft sleeve.
7. Insert the gland over the shaft.
8. Locate the stuffing box housing on bearing housing and tighten the nuts to hold
them in position.
9. Insert the stuffing box packing rings alongwith lantern ring.
10. Tighten the gland nuts.
11. Fit the impeller key on shaft.
12. Fit the impeller on shaft.
13. Place the washer between the impeller and impeller nut and tighten the impeller
nut.
14. Place the packing between delivery casing and stuffing box housing. Fit the sub-
assembly of bearing housing, stuffing box housing impeller etc. On the delivery
casing and tighten the nuts holding delivery casing and stuffing. Box housing.
15. Fit the drain plug for delivery casing and other plugs, If any. Mount the foot
support.
16. Mount the Hydraulic motor and check the alignment of Pump and motor (Refer
Page. No. 46 for alignment procedure).
17. After alignment, Remove the Hydraulic motor and Mount the coupling on pump
shaft.
18. Mount Hydraulic motor and connect all auxiliary pipings.
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FIG NO. 10 FIRE FIGHTING ARRANGEMENT
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FIG NO. 10 FIRE FIGHTING ARRANGEMENT
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FIRE FIGHTING
For Fire fighting the same pumping system as in pressurized sprinkling is being
used. The pump suction can be either from the Tank bottom or from a reservoir
through the suction hose and foot valve assembly provided for this purpose. If
pump suction is done from reservoir open valve 3 and close valve 2 and if pump
suction is done from the tank bottom open valve 2 and close valve 3. During fire
fighting operation open valve 1 and close remaining valves.
OPERATING PROCEDURE
1. Couple the male and of fire fighting hose (V) to the quick coupling and the female
end to the Triple purpose Nozzle.
2. Start the pump as per the procedure given at page no. 08.
3. Adjust the Nozzle to 'JET' position.
(For details of Nozzle adjustment refer page no. 19)
NOTE :
1. In case the suction is from a water reservoir or a pond, priming of the pump has to
be done.
2. To have more effective jet, keep the Engine in 'FULL THROTTLE' Condition
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TRIPLE PURPOSE NOZZLE OPERATION
The triple purpose Nozzle is of 'quick disconnect' type design. It can be coupled
or decoupled instantaneously.
1. Fixed Element
2. Movable Element
This Nozzle can be adjusted to 3 positions - 'CLOSE', 'JET' and 'SPRAY' just by
'Screwing in' or 'Screwing out' the movable element (2).
Note : When the triple purpose nozzle is not in use, close the quick coupling by the
blank cap.
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TANK FILLING
FILL WATER :
'Fill Water' of the tank should be clear and it should be free from corrosive chemi-
cals such as Chlorides, Sulphates and acids. This minimizes the corrosion and pitting
on the tank interior and on the other elements of the water system.
The recommended PH value of the fill water is 7.
TANK FILLING :
The tank filling can be done in the following ways :
1. Overhead Filling
2. Self Filling
OVERHEAD FILLING :
In this method, the tank is filled from a 'Overhead filling station' through a fill-hole on
the top of the tank.
SELF FILLING:
This method is used when the overhead filling arrangement is not available.
In this arrangement the tank filling is done from a water reservoir or a pond, utilizing the
centrifugal pump of the Sprinkler Water System.
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FIG. NO. 12 SELF FILLING ARRANGEMENT
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FILLING PROCEDURE
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FIG. NO. 12 SELF FILLING ARRANGEMENT
II Centrifugal pump
VII. Armoured hose foot
valve unit
1. Fire fighting Valve 5. Priming valve
2. Suction Valve 6. Tank valve
3. Self fill Valve 7. Gate valve (Pneumatic valve)
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Before starting the pump :
(a) Close the suction valve (2), Gate valve (7) and open Tank valve (6).
(b) Couple the armoured hose-foot valve unit (VII) to the self fill valve (3) and dip the
foot valve in the water source (Reservoir or pond).
(c) Open the self fill valve to its 'FULL OPEN' position.
(d) Prime the centrifugal pump (II) by opening the priming valve (5). The priming valve
allows water from the priming tank to fill the pump and the suction line.
NOTE :
1. Priming tank is integral with the main tank and it gets simultaneously filled up when
the main tank is filled.
2. Once filled the priming tank remains full, even though the main tank gets emptied.
3. Start the pump by bringing the Centrifugal pump control lever to 'ON' position and
accelerate the engine.
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TANK DRAINING PROCEDURE
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FIG. NO. 13 TANK DRAIN VALVE
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MANUAL WATER LEVEL INDICATOR
Manual water level indicator is provided at the center on the tank front. This gauge contain
PVC tube (4) connected between shut off valve and tube top. A cover (3) is provided to
safeguard the tube. The sphere (2) is inserted in the tube to read water level. This system is
provided in addition to Electronic water level indicator.
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ELECTRONIC WATER LEVEL INDICATOR
An Electronic water level indicator is provided at the Right side on the tank front. This
gauge contains Electronic level Sensors (1) at different levels, which are connected to
the indicator (4) through wire harness (3) the indicator is fitted inside the cabin on the
Instrument Panel to the right side of operator as shown in the fig.
1. Connectors
2. Sensors
3. Wire Harness
4. Indicator
Electronic water level indicator will function only when the Switch is in ON position
CAUTION :
Don't run the water pump below empty level. The pump may dry and result in failure.
Below empty level buzzer will make sound.
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The following indicating lights are provided to show the different levels in the tank.
NOTE :
1. Never run the pump when the indicator light shows 'red' and refill the tank immedi-
ately.
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PERIODIC MAINTENANCE CHART
SERVICE INTERVAL
EVERY
MAINTENANCE POINT First
200 200 1000 6 Months Year
Daily Water
Hours Hours Hours 1
Tank
Water Pump
1. Check and maintain the
lubricating grease
of pump bearings.
2. Check for leaks
around pump stuffing
box.
3. Check the pump
alignment.
4. Change the stuffing box
packing
5. Overhaul the pump
unit.
FLEXIBLE COUPLING
AND WATER PIPING
1. Check the condition of
flexible coupling
rubber elements.
2. Clean the suction strainer
3. Check the condition of
gate valves.
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DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
1) Check for leaks around centrifugal pump stuffing box.
Check for leaks around stuffing box, when the pump is running. If considerable
leakage is found, replace the packing.
(For details on replacement of packing, refer page no30).
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LUBRICATION
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6 MONTHS MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
1) CHANGE THE STUFFING BOX PACKING OF THE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP.
2) CHECK THE CONDITION OF GATE VALVES/BUTTER FLY VALVES.
3) CHECK THE CONDITION OF FLEXIBLE COUPLING RUBBER ELEMENTS.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE :
1) Change stuffing box packing of the centrifugal pump. Observe the following
procedure for changing the stuffing box packing.
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NOTE :
1) It is necessary that each packing ring be evenly compressed.
2) Check the condition of Gate Valves
Check the condition of gate valves in place (without taking them out) for free
movement. Lubricate the valve stems with SAE 30 Engine oil.
Check the condition of Flexible coupling rubber Elements.
Take out the rubber elements from the unit. Check them for the condition
(compressability, brittleness, wear cracks, etc.,) and replace them if warranted.
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
1) Clean thoroughly and paint the tank interior.
a) Clean thoroughly the tank interior. The metal surface so cleaned should be fit for
painting.
b) Allow the tank for a day to dry up completely.
c) Apply Epoxy process primer coating as per Company STD. C60001-36
Paint requirement shall be 30 litres per tank (Approx.)
d) Apply epoxy Finish painting as per Company STD. C6001-37
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FIG. 17 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
(d) Check the condition of the bearings (Item Nos. 10, 11, 15, 13, 12)
(e) Clean the parts thoroughly and check them for condition. Take corrective measures
if any damage is observed.
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(f) Clean thoroughly the impeller (2) and keep it free from clogging and scaling.
Check the impeller for any crack or damage. Replace or repair as warranted.
(g) Clean thoroughly the pump casing (1) and keep it free from scaling.
(h) Change stuffing box packing (7) as described in 6 months maintenance
schedule (Page 32).
(i) Reassemble the pump unit with new sealing elements and maintain
running clearance between impeller and the casing.
(j) Re-install the pump assembly & connect up the piping & flexible coupling.
(k) Maintain the pump alignment and start the pump.
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ALIGNMENT OF PUMP AND MOTOR
At factory, utmost care is being taken for proper alignment of water pump and
Hydraulic Motor with flexible coupling using alignment tool, dial gauge maintain-
ing the tolerance within the prescribed limit by the coupling manufacturer.
During service, if hydraulic motor or C.F. pump has to be removed for change of
seal kit or gland packing, bearing etc.,
The following procedure should be strictly followed for removal and refitement.
NOTE :
a) For servicing hyd. Motor, remove only hyd. Motor and hose connec-
tion without disturbing C.F. Pump
b) For servicing C.F. pump, remove suction and delivery pipe connection
of both Hyd. Motor, C.F. pump and take out base plate from housing
with C.F. pump and Hyd. Motor mounted on it.
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Procedure :
I. REMOVAL :
A) Hydraulic Motor
After completion of servicing Hyd. Motor for refitment follow the proce-
dure under "II Refitment".
B) C.F. Pump :
1. Follow procedure from Sl. No. 1 to 3 of Hyd. Motor.
2. Suction and delivery pipe connection of C.F. Pump to be removed.
3. Remove mounting bolt (2) without disturbing Hyd. Motor and mounting
bracket.
4. Mounting plate (02) to be taken out from the housing (03) alongwith Hyd.
Motor and C.F. Pump.
5. Remove C.F. Pump mounting bolt (06).
6. Remove C.F. Pump(01) alongwith flexible coupling (08) from the mounting
plate (02).
II Refitment
C) Hydraulic Motor :
1. Mount Hyd. Motor (10) on bracket (07) and couple to the flexible cou
pling (08).
2. Tighten mounting bolt (09) of Hyd. Motor.
3. Connect inlet and outlet hoses of Hyd. Motor.
4. Open Hyd. Tank Air Valve.
5. Maintain Hyd. Oil level in the tank.
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D) C.F.Pump:
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11. Mounting bolt (09) of Hyd. Motor to be tightened with required torque.
12. When properly aligned, the flexible coupling in between the shafts should
freely shake.
13. Following torque to be ensured for mounting bolts.
a) M10 - 4.7 kgm
b) M20 - 35 kgm
c) ½" UNC - 7.8 kgm
III Note :
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FIG NO: 19 TANK LIFTING
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TANK LIFTING
Note : Ensure all pipings, port openings are sealed properly after disconnecting to
prevent entry of foreign materials.
4. Tank can be lifted and held with the help of pipe body stand (02) (supplied along with
tool kit) as shown in Fig. No. 19 above
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF FIRE FIGHTING HOSE
Fire fighting hoses are subjected to damage when exposed to abrasion, shock and vibra-
tions. The hose gets decayed if it is in contact acids, alkalis and mildew.
Protect the fire fighting hose from damage decay by observing the
following points :
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
WATER SYSTEM
WATER PUMP
Pump not
Delivering Water 1. Water level in the tank Fill the tank
below minimum level
2. Suction and Open the suction and
discharge (Sprinkler) Valves discharge (Sprinkler)
not opened. Valves.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
PUMP MAKING
NOISE
1. Pump Cavitation due to:
a) Clogged suction line. Clean suction strainer
and if necessary suction
line
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PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
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PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
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THIS PAGE IS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
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WATER SYSTEM SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
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AIR & ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
OF PNEUMATIC VALVE ASSY.
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FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
(OPTIONAL)
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FIG 23 FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
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FIRE FIGHTING (OPTIONAL)
For fire fighting, the pumping system called in PRESSURISED SPRINKLING can be used. The
pump suction can be either from the tank bottom or from a reservoir through the suction hose and foot
valve assembly provided for this purpose.
During fire fighting operation using with water nozzle 04 ;If pump suction is done from reservoir, open
valve 3 & valve 10 . If pump suction is done from the tank bottom, open valve 2 & valve 10 and close
remaining all other valves.
For small fire fighting operation, use hose reel with valves 12 open and rest of the valves closed.
OPERATING PROCEDURE :
(1) Couple the male end of fire fighting water, nozzle 04 to the female end of the monitor. If foam
nozzle is connected, insert pick-up tube in the foam tank and open the valve given in the foam
nozzle.
(2) Start the pump as per the procedure given in page No.10
(3) Adjust the nozzle to any position by lossening the lever, provided in the monitor
NOTE :
1) In case the suction is from a water reservoir or a pond, priming of the pump has to be done.
2) To have more effective jet, keep the Engine in 'FULL THROTTLE;
3) The water jet length horizontally & vertically are Approx. 40M & 12M respectively.
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