Fire Fighting Systems System / Package
Diesel Engine Driven Fire Pumps
Bellhousing-mounted diesel engine fire pumps, electronically governed and turbocharged, for 300 to 3200 m3/h.
Description
FFS diesel engine-driven fire pumps use a bellhousing solution that connects the fire pump directly to the diesel engine, eliminating separate skids and complex alignment work. Packages cover capacities from 300 to 3200 m3/h.
Key features
- Electronically governed, turbocharged diesel engines
- Non-leaking seal; internal self-cooling circuit with no vessel cooling required
- One flat level of mounting support for easy installation
- SFP 100x150 D3/Steyr: 5.000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h at 10 bar
- SFP 300x400 C32: 53.000 LPM, 14.000 GPM, 3200 m3/h at 13 bar
Applications
Independent diesel-driven FiFi pumps for fireboats, tugs, offshore vessels and workboats.
Specifications
| SFP 100x150 D3/Steyr | 5.000 LPM, 1320 GPM, 300 m3/h; 10 bar |
|---|---|
| SFP 150x200 D8 | 10.000 LPM, 2640 GPM, 600 m3/h; 12 bar |
| SFP 250x350 D16 / C15 | 20.000 LPM, 5280 GPM, 1200 m3/h; 13 bar |
| SFP 300x400 C32 | 53.000 LPM, 14.000 GPM, 3200 m3/h; 13 bar |
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