A Passport for a fire pump with no nameplate
When the nameplate is gone and the original curve is lost, the owner still has to answer the insurer and the authority having jurisdiction. Pump Passport keeps the dense field test, the evidence around the rated point, and the demand comparison in one Passport.
Records the pump's tested performance and the evidence behind it. Acceptance is decided by the authority having jurisdiction and the insurer.
- Enter the site, the pump, the driver, and the controller facts you still have.
- Add a dense field test when one is run, from churn to above the 150 percent point. Without one, the Passport shows test data as Not provided.
- Compare the tested curve with the stated maximum system demand. The margin is a number and a sentence.
- The Passport states one rated point and the method used to get it. An insurance engineer can agree or disagree with that method.
- Open a one-page AHJ view and a read-only Passport link. No sign-in is required to read them.
An example Passport is included so every screen can be opened without a real pump. It is EXAMPLE DATA: a 750 gpm, 100 psi pump on a 75 hp motor.