Landing / Hydrant Valve

Landing / Hydrant Valve

Landing / Hydrant Valve

Product Specification

Type A:

  • Size: 63 mm
  • Comforming Specification: IS: 5290: 1993
  • Inlet: 80 mm NB Flanged
  • Outlet: Female Instantaneous

Type B:

  • Size: 63 mm
  • Material: Gun Metal/Stainless Steel
  • Inlet: 100 mm NB Flanged
  • Outlet: Female Instantaneous
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    Product Description:

    A fire hydrant valve is often known as a landing valve. Therefore, it is a critical high-pressure component in fire suppression systems, providing immediate access to water. Fire hydrant valves manufacturers ensure they can be installed on wet or dry risers or municipal mains. Additionally, it allows firefighters to connect hoses to a normally 63mm instantaneous outlet to prevent excessive water flow during emergencies.

    Additional Details:

    • Brand: Somya Pyrotek Services Pvt. Ltd.
    • Model: Hydrant Valve
    • Working Pressure: 10 bar / 16 bar (common)
    • Marking: Size, pressure rating, manufacturer, standard, flow direction
    • Operating Temperature: Typically 0°C to 80°C
    • Material: Ductile Iron / Cast Iron / Bronze / Gunmetal
    • Coating / Finish: Epoxy powder coated / Red paint

    Key Features of Fire Hydrant Valve

    Here are the key features of a fire hydrant valve that you must know before purchasing it from a leading fire hydrant valve supplier in India.

    1. It is made from stainless steel, gunmetal, or brass to resist difficult environmental situations and ensure rust-free, long-term durability.
    2. Normal or fire hydrant water valve features a standard, quick-release coupling for rapid attachment of fire hoses without equipment.
    3. It is designed to handle extreme pressure water supply. It is also often tested at up to 300 PSI.
    4. Fire hydrant uses high-quality hand wheels or, in some major cases, wrench-operated designs for instant, efficient opening and closing by firefighters.
    5. It ensures a smooth, tight seal on the stem to decrease maintenance and control leaks over extended use.
    6. Fire hydrant valves manufacturers ensure that it is engineered to decrease friction loss and deliver maximum flow, vital for fire suppression.
    7. Hydrant valves often includes drain valve to prevent automatic freezing locks to maintain position and control accidental shutoff during operation.

    Applicable Areas of Fire Hydrant Valve

    1. High-Rise Buildings (Wet Risers)
    2. Commercial Complexes & Shopping Malls
    3. Industrial Plants & Factories
    4. Petrochemical Refineries & Chemical Plants
    5. Warehouses & Logistics Parks
    6. Underground Parking & Basements
    7. Marine and Offshore Installations
    8. Airports & Hangar Facilities
    9. Metro Terminals & Transport Hubs
    10. Data Centres & Telecom Facilities

    Technical Configuration of Fire Hydrant Valve

    Parameter Typical Specification
    Valve Type Hydrant Valve (Landing Valve / Standpipe Valve)
    Application Firefighting water discharge point
    Nominal Size 63 mm (2.5″) / 80 mm (3″) / 100 mm (4″)
    Inlet Connection Flanged / Screwed / Grooved (as per system design)
    Outlet Connection Instantaneous coupling / Storz / BS / NH Thread (region-dependent)
    Working Pressure 10 bar / 16 bar (common)
    Test Pressure 15 bar / 24 bar (depending on rating)
    Body Material Ductile Iron / Cast Iron / Bronze / Gunmetal
    Bonnet Material Same as body (or brass/bronze)
    Spindle Material Stainless Steel / Brass
    Seat / Disc Material EPDM / NBR Rubber
    Valve Operation Handwheel / Square key
    Opening Direction Clockwise (Close) / Counter-clockwise (Open)
    Flow Type Straight / Angle type (commonly 90°)
    Coating / Finish Epoxy powder coated / Red paint
    Installation Type Wall-mounted / Standpipe-mounted
    Leakage Requirement Zero leakage at rated pressure
    Operating Temperature Typically 0°C to 80°C
    Standard Compliance BS 5041 / EN 671 / IS 5290 / NFPA (varies by region)
    Marking Size, pressure rating, manufacturer, standard, flow direction
    Accessories (Optional) Cap & chain, nozzle, pressure gauge, hose coupling

     

    How to Use a Fire Hydrant Valve?

    Here, we have mentioned the step-by-step guide to use a fire hydrant valve effectively:

    Step 1: Locating the Hydrant Valve

    First of all, the location of the nearest fire hydrant valve must be determined. It is mostly red and well signposted, making its location clear.

    Step 2: Ensure Personal Safety

    Verify your safety before heading towards the fire hydrant valve. Wear personal protective equipment, such as gloves and a helmet, if available. It is also important to confirm that the area around the hydrant is free of fire hazards.

    Step 3: Remove the Hydrant Cap

    Remove the valve cap using a hydrant wrench or an appropriate alternative tool. Turn the wrench counterclockwise to loosen the cap, then remove it.

    Step 4: Attach the Fire Hose

    Make sure that the fire hose is correctly and firmly attached to the fire hydrant outlet. The connection must be secure to prevent water leakage.

    Step 5: Open the Hydrant Valve

    Open the hydrant by rotating the valve stem anticlockwise with the hydrant wrench. This will initiate water flow into the hose.

    Step 6: Controlling the Water Flow

    Once the fire hydrant valve is fully open, water flow is controlled using the hose nozzle attached to it. The stream should be aimed at the base of the fire, as this is where it will be most effective.

    Step 7: Monitor and Adjust as Needed

    Continuously observe the fire and modify the water stream accordingly. Coordination with other emergency personnel on-site is also critical.

    Step 8: Close Hydrant Valve

    After the fire is under control or extinguished, close the hydrant valve stem by turning it clockwise. Water flow will therefore come to a halt. Afterward, the cap is reinstalled, and the stem is tightened. One should not forget to tighten.

    Step 9: Report and Maintain

    After use, the hydrant must be reported to the appropriate authorities for inspection. It must be ready for the next emergency.

    Safety Tips to Know When Using a Fire Hydrant Valve

    Using hydrant valves requires a specific technique to ensure emergency water flow without causing infrastructure damage or injuring bystanders. Furthermore, here are some imperative safety tips that every individual should know before using a fire hydrant valve:

    1. Slowly open and close the valve.
    2. Ensure to use the appropriate wrench for hydrant valves.
    3. Don’t forget to stand behind the hydrant while using it to avoid injury from unexpected pressure.
    4. Before using, ensure to turn the fire hydrant water valve anti-clockwise until it is entirely open.
    5. Use a gate valve for flow control
    6. Before operating, make sure to recheck for damage, leaking caps, rust, or obstructions (debris, ice, and dirt).
    7. Do not force a tight valve.
    8. Replace the cap securely after use.

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    8. Fire safety accessories: hose reel, hydrant, safety signs, among others
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Valves on fire trucks, hoses, or hydrants are supposed to cut off the water supply at the fire scene or within an industry. Fire hose valves are again used in a number of applications, such as deluge and dry riser valves.

    Not at all. The term “hose valve” typically refers to smaller internal valves used in hose reels or standpipes. Hydrant valves are specifically designed for high flow and rugged exterior or riser service, with special coupling standards.

    Yes, absolutely! You just need to have the right inductors/proportioners and foam-capable nozzles/branchpipes. Also, ensure the materials are compatible with the type of foam and the site’s foam strategy

    Pressure-reducing valves maintain safe, consistent nozzle pressure when your network experiences high static pressure or when a tall riser has outlets on lower floors.