Integrated buried box pump for outdoor fire hydrant water supply

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　　oneIntegrated buried box pump for outdoor fire hydrant water supply The company uses hot-dip galvanized steel plates and stainless steel plates through equipment compression and composite forming to achieve a tight fit, thereby achieving the strength of the steel plate material and the corrosion resistance of stainless steel

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　　2. After compression molding, punching molding is carried out through equipment to meet the assembly requirements of standard modules.

　　3. The on-site assembly of the high-level fire water tank and the use of national standard hot-dip treatment for the foundation channel steel are combined with a spacing of 1 meter between each beam, and so on.

　　4. Assemble according to the atlas and technical requirements, and assemble with hot-dip galvanized screws and environmental water resistant and anti-aging adhesive strips. After the water tank is assembled and formed, install the tie bars and top columns. Hot dipped zinc is used for tensioning, without 1

　　Installation of meters vertically and horizontally crossing. The top pillar is sealed with 4 hot-dip galvanized pipes evenly distributed per square meter.

　　5. Install the pump room according to the pump station, use screws on the outside of the pump room, and reinforce the inside of the pump with No. 12 I-beam to achieve good pressure bearing effect. After installation, inspect and accept to ensure that all fasteners are tightened without omission.

　　6. Clean up all remaining accessories and garbage in the water tank.

　　7. Cover the soil and prepare the site properly. Before covering the integrated buried box pump, the water in the pit must be pumped out to ensure that there is no accumulated water in the pit;

　　The soil used for covering must be fine soil, free of debris and stones;

　　When covering the soil, the excavator must be 2 meters away from the water tank and cannot walk on top of the water tank;

　　When covering the buried water tank with soil, it is necessary to start adding soil from all sides, adding soil in a circle of 50cm upwards until it is parallel to the ground.

　　Daily cleaning of buried water tanks:

　　1. Close the inlet valve, open the drain valve, and drain the water from the water tank completely;

　　2. Enter the water tank by climbing the ladder;

　　3. Clean the surroundings and bottom of the water tank with a clean mop or cloth. For those with severe bottom fouling, a soft towel and cleaning agent can be used to scrub;

　　4. Open the inlet valve and rinse the bucket wall and bottom with an appropriate amount of clean water to remove dirt from the drain outlet. Repeat this process multiple times if necessary until satisfactory;

　　5. Close the drain valve, open the inlet valve, let the water tank refill with water, and the cleaning work is complete

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