Marine Flanged Fire Hydrants
On ships, hydrant valves are often installed in critical locations, such as on deck, in the engine room, or in other flammable and explosive areas, to ensure that a timely source of water is available to extinguish a fire and to protect the ship and crew in the event of a fire.
Overview
Introduction
Marine flanged fire hydrant valve is a type of firefighting equipment that is specialized for use on ships and is usually installed in the ship's firefighting system. These valves usually have a flange connection for connection to the piping system and also have a hydrant function to provide a source of water to extinguish a fire in the event of a fire.
Marine flanged fire hydrant valves are usually corrosion, high pressure and temperature resistant to ensure reliable operation in emergency situations. Marine flanged hydrant valves may also be equipped with a handwheel or handle to allow the operator to quickly open or close the valve.
Image of Marine Flanged Fire Hydrant Valve
