Regulation 36 - Fire mains
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Regulation 36 - Fire mains

  (1) Where more than one hydrant is required to provide the number of jest required by regulation 37(1), a fire main shall be provided.

  (2) Materials readily rendered ineffective by heat shall not be used for fire mains, unless adequately protected.

  (3) Where fire pump delivery pressure can exceed the designed working pressure of fire mains, relief valves shall be fitted.

  (4) Fire mains shall have no connection other than those required for fire fighting, except for the purpose of washing the deck and anchor chains and operation of bilge ejectors, subject to the efficiency of the fire-fighting system being maintained.

  (5) Where fire mains are not self-draining, suitable drain cocks shall be fitted where frost damage may be expected.footnote

Parent topic: Part C - Fire Safety Measures in Vessels of 45 metres in Length and Over but Less than 60 metres
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