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NFPA 1902 : 1991

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INITIAL ATTACK FIRE APPARATUS

Published date

01-12-2013

Superseded date

12-01-1996

Superseded by

NFPA 1901:2016

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Chapter 1 Administration
1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Application
1.4 Definitions
1.5 Conversion Factors
Chapter 2 General Requirements
2.1 Responsibility of Purchaser
2.2 Responsibility of Contractor
2.3 Vehicle Performance
Chapter 3 Chassis and Vehicle Components
3.1 Carrying Capacity
3.2 Engine and Engine System Design
3.3 Apparatus Electrical System and Devices
3.4 Vehicle Components
Chapter 4 Attack Pump and Associated Equipment
4.1 Design and Performance Requirements
4.2 Pumping Engine Requirements
4.3 Construction Requirements
4.4 Pump Intake Connections
4.5 Intake Pressure Relief System
4.6 Tank to Pump Intake Line
4.7 Pump Discharge Outlets
4.8 Pump Drains
4.9 Pump Operator's Position
4.10 Pump Controls
4.11 Engine Controls
4.12 Gauges and Instruments
Chapter 5 Water Tanks
5.1 Tank Capacity
5.2 Tank Construction
5.3 Tank Connections
Chapter 6 Body, Compartmentation, and Hose Storage
6.1 Body and Compartmentation
6.2 Hose Stowage
6.3 Metal Finish
Chapter 7 Equipment Carried on Initial Attack
      Fire Apparatus
7.1 Equipment Supplied by the Contractor
7.2 Equipment Required on Apparatus
Chapter 8 Auxiliary Systems
8.1 Auxiliary Pump
8.2 Line Voltage (120 and/or 240 Volt) Electrical
      Systems
8.3 Foam Proportioning System
8.4 Booster Reel
Chapter 9 Test and Delivery Data Requirements
9.1 Apparatus Certification Tests
9.2 Pumping Tests
9.3 Pressure Control Device Test
9.4 Priming Device Test
9.5 Vacuum Test
9.6 Water Tank to Pump Flow Test
9.7 Manufacturer's Pre-Delivery Tests
9.8 Road Tests
9.9 Test on Delivery
9.10 Data Required of the Contractor
Chapter 10 Referenced Publications
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D Referenced Publications
Index

Provides standards for new fire apparatus designed for initial fire suppression attack on structural, vehicular, or vegetation fires and supporting associated fire department operations. It consists of a vehicle equipped with an attack pump, water tank, and limited hose and equipment. Optional systems providing for additional pumping capability, electric power generation, or foam proportioning are covered.

DocumentType
Standard
PublisherName
National Fire Protection Association
Status
Superseded
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