Fire Pump Systems in Victoria: Why Licensing and Compliance Matter Fire pump systems are not ordinary pumps. They are critical life-safety infrastructure relied upon by sprinkler and hydrant systems during emergencies. In Victoria, fire pump systems are governed by a clear regulatory framework. This includes the Building Act 1993 and Building Regulations 2018. It also […]
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Fire safety expertise is multifaceted, requiring specialized knowledge beyond routine maintenance. For critical fire engineering advice, building permits, and compliance with fire safety regulations, consult a registered Building Surveyor.
We specialize in fire maintenance, offering tailored solutions that prioritize safety and efficiency. Our deep understanding of building systems ensures reliable and effective maintenance for all building owners.
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Diesel Fire Pump Engines: The Illusion of Compliance Let’s be clear: most fire pump systems in Australia are not designed—they are purchased. From a distance, a fire pump looks like a simple piece of equipment. A skid, an engine, a controller, some pipework. But in reality, it is a critical life safety system that sits at the
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MELFIRE specialises in the repair of most pieces of wet fire equipment. In the photos above, you can see a circa 6-year-old 380T Diesel engine, which has failed in an outdoor enclosure. These 380T engines are not comparable to a Perkins, CAT, or John Deere engine and are priced much lower. Unfortunately, rapid developments in
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Fire Hydrant Gauges Melbourne Testing: Micrometer M1104 in Action Accurate Fire Hydrant Gauge Testing in Melbourne: Using the Micrometer M1104 During a recent fire hydrant gauges Melbourne testing at a small apartment block, the Micrometer M1104 enabled efficient gauge readings without a Y Piece. This Melbourne testing setup allowed the system’s pumped hydrant to exceed
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Our New Fire Truck 2023: A Classic Addition to Our Fleet We’re excited to introduce our new fire truck 2023—a vintage gem that has quickly become a beloved member of our firefighting team. This 1988 Mazda fire truck arrived just over a year ago and has already proven its worth time and time again. Despite
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AS2419 (YAP) mandates the inclusion of a pressure gauge with a gauge cock at each fire hydrant booster. The gauge cock enables easy removal and calibration checks against a known gauge every five years, essential for ensuring accuracy. Without a gauge cock, testing becomes challenging, potentially requiring system draining where isolation valves are unavailable, making
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FIre As you can see from the photos above, the old 100-mm hydrant water supply has been disconnected from the existing 100-mm elbow and check valve. A new 100-mm pipe has been installed from the 100-mm flange at ground level to the new booster assembly. While on site, I took photos of the inside of
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