What is the best pump for fire tank cleaning? Of course, Tarua ® !
For firefighting tanks
For fire ponds.
Firefighting tank cleaning, maintenance, and efficiency checks are regulated by specific regulations. These operations are essential to ensure that the tanks are always ready for use in the event of an emergency. Regular maintenance of fire ponds is an obligation not only for the safety of buildings and people, but also to comply with current fire prevention laws. These regulations establish strict criteria for tank capacity, water quality, and maintenance of associated equipment.
Maintenance of fire ponds should be done while maintaining operational
Fire-fighting reservoirs generally cannot be drained for safety reasons and also to avoid wasting large amounts of water. In fact, these reservoirs must be constantly ready for use to deal with any emergencies. Stored water is not only a valuable resource but also a critical component of the fire safety system. Emptying a basin would run the risk of not having sufficient water available in the event of a fire. It would also require a lengthy process of recharging and water quality control, a complex and time-consuming and resource-intensive operation.
In addition, the emptying of the fire pit would imply the stoppage of production activities and the call for manning by the fire department. An eventuality that would constitute a significant criticality for industries that operate continuously, for which the interruption of production could have significant economic consequences. The presence of the fire department during the shutdown is necessary to ensure the safety of the area until the system is fully operational again. This garrison is essential to prevent incidents in the absence of a functioning firefighting system, but increases the cost and complexity of emergency management.
Security, savings and business continuity
Fire tank cleaning carried out with Tarua ® contains minimal risks to operators. The use of robots and advanced pumps limits the need for human intervention in potentially hazardous or unsanitary environments, improving the safety and efficiency of operations. In addition, the no-empty approach saves water, a valuable resource, while reducing the environmental impact of maintenance operations.
In conclusion, our “no-stop fire tank cleaning” solution represents a unique opportunity for companies to keep their fire protection systems in optimal condition without compromising safety or continuity of production operations. Through the use of the pump Tarua ® by Ideas and Products and the underwater robot, we are able to provide an effective, safe and environmentally friendly service, avoiding the waste of water resources and ensuring maximum fire protection. This approach not only ensures compliance with current regulations, but also offers a practical and cost-effective solution for fire safety management, allowing companies to focus on their core activities without additional worries.
Our non-stop fire tank cleaning service
Our solution is the “non-stop fire tank cleaning” service, which allows operation without emptying. This service represents a significant innovation in the field of maintenance of this type of infrastructure. Fire tank cleaning without emptying allows the removal of debris, sediment and other impurities that accumulate over time, keeping the system in optimal condition. This is particularly important when tanks are used infrequently and accumulated dirt tends to reduce the efficiency of pumps and nozzles.
TheTarua ® self-priming electric pump plays a central role in this type of operation. Its “vacuum capacity,” coupled with the use of an underwater robot deputed to move the pump’s suction unit to the bottom of the tank, allow the activity to be carried out safely, even in the frequent situations of underground and poorly accessible firefighting tanks. Tarua ® is designed to suck up materials with great efficiency, ensuring that sediment is removed without disturbing the normal operation of the system. The underwater robot, with its ability to autonomously navigate within the tank, provides a level of cleanliness that would not be possible to achieve manually, especially in tanks of great depth or with limited access.
