Fire pumps on ships are essential for firefighting, supplying high-pressure water to extinguish fires. Marine pumps include various types like bilge, ballast, and cooling pumps for different operational needs. They ensure safety, stability, and efficient functioning of the vessel's systems.

Fire Pump On Ship:

- Size: Typically 50-500 m³/hr capacity

- Grade: Marine-grade certified (SOLAS/IMO standards)

- Viscosity: Handles fluids up to 1,000 cSt

- Buoyancy: N/A (fixed installation)

- Material: Bronze, stainless steel (AISI 316), or cast iron

- Pressure: 7-10 bar (minimum SOLAS requirement)

- Power: Electric or diesel-driven (15-150 kW)

Marine Pumps (General):

- Size: 5-1,000 m³/hr capacity

- Grade: ABS/DNV/GL certified

- Viscosity: 1-5,000 cSt (varies by type)

- Buoyancy: N/A (unless portable)

- Material: Bronze, stainless steel, or thermoplastics

- Pressure: 3-30 bar (depends on application)

- Power: 1-500 kW (electric/hydraulic)