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Water pump. 2.1.6.1 Constant displacement tubular-type pump driven by an in-line hydraulic motor delivers 2.1.6.2 Hydraulic controls are mounted at the operator’s station
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Water pump. The size and capacity of the water pump must be sufficient to provide a discharge of not less than twenty (20) gallons per minute when pumping through fifty
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Water pump. 6-10 WHEELS/TIRES ..............................................................
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Water pump. A detailed listings of the fixtures is given in annex 1 hereof and is considered part of the Contract.
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Water pump. − Class 1, Class 5, Class 7 vehicles will not have a water pump if a water tank is not required. − A water pump will be installed in the superstructure pump location, conforming to the ISO EN norm and having EN 1028-1 + A1 and CE certificates, which will be driven by PTO, with normal and high pressure stages. If the power of the PTO is insufficient, it will be driven by intermediate gearbox. The PTO chassis to be used will be a product deemed appropriate by the manufacturer and this issue will be documented during the inspection phase. Bidding companies will submit the manufacturer company’s catalogs or brochures containing technical values related to PTO at the bidding stage. − Pump's fans, diffuser and body will be made of seawater resistant alloy material, and the pump shaft will be made of stainless steel. Water tightness of the pump will be provided. − Water pump will have an automatic self-suction with at least 1 low and 1 high pressure stage. − The low-pressure stage will have a geographic suction depth of 3 meters and at least 3000 liters/minute in normal weather conditions at minimum 10 bar pressure, and the high pressure stage will have a water treatment capacity of at least 250 liters / minute at 35 to 40 bar pressure under the same suction and weather conditions. Water pump manufacturer’s catalogs or brochures containing technical values shall be provided. − Cancelling of the high-pressure water connection of the high-pressure part of the pump should be possible when not needed. Water pump will be equipped with: − 1 water inlet with 4 "diameter union and cover − There will be 4 normal pressure couplings (water outlets), 2 of which will be 2” type and 2 of them will be 2.5” storz type. − There will be at least one 1” type high pressure water outlet. − There will be a foam mixing system on the pump that can suck from external sources, which shall be equipped with an adjustable foam proportioner at the rate of 3% to 8%. − In cold weather and when the vehicle is moving, the hot water in the engine cooling system will be passed through the hot water pocket on the pump by means of a suitable installation and system, and returned to the engine cooling system to prevent freezing of the water in the pump. In order for this system to be deactivated when necessary, a suitable valve mechanism will be installed in a place that can be accessed manually. − Pump vacuum and first suction system will perform fully automatically. First suction will be provided wi...
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