Not knowing more specifics, it is hard to tell, but as an Insurance Company Risk Engineer I would recommend bringing in the insurer as well as the Fire Department, and local Building Department. Maurice Marvi
---------------------------------------- From: "Dewayne Martinez" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2017 9:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Fire pump removal I have a project in which there will be long term removal (3-6months)of the existing fire pump for building improvements. We need to keep the systems in service and this building is considered a high rise (110ft). What are some of my options? I thought possibly just using the incoming city water supply and asking the fire department for permission but based upon the available static of 42psi we would have a negative pressure for the top floor. We could rent a portable fire pump but would still need to get water to and from the outside unit and it gets cold up here in Wisconsin. Thanks,Dewayne
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