NFPA 22 Standard for Water Tanks for Private Fire Protection
The NFPA 22 Standard for Water Tanks for Private Fire Protection 2023 Edition is an important reference for professionals involved in fire protection water storage systems. Published by the National Fire Protection Association, this standard provides guidance for tanks and accessory equipment that supply water for private fire protection systems.
This edition is useful for understanding requirements related to the design, construction, installation, maintenance, and inspection of fire protection water tanks. It addresses important areas such as tank capacity and elevation, water sources, tank location, tank materials, foundations, towers, pipe connections, fittings, valve enclosures, tank filling, frost protection, heating, testing, and maintenance. It also covers different tank types, including gravity tanks, suction tanks, pressure tanks, concrete tanks, steel tanks, fiberglass-reinforced plastic tanks, wood tanks, and embankment-supported coated fabric suction tanks.
NFPA 22 is especially valuable for fire protection engineers, tank manufacturers, contractors, sprinkler system professionals, facility managers, industrial safety teams, insurance/risk professionals, inspectors, authorities having jurisdiction, and students studying fire protection systems. For projects where a reliable water supply is critical, having the correct standard available can support better planning, clearer specifications, and more confident compliance discussions.
The 2023 edition is also useful for technical libraries, engineering offices, fire protection companies, training institutes, colleges, and organizations that need a dependable reference for private fire protection tank systems.
If you work with fire protection water storage or need this specific NFPA edition for a project, course, inspection, or professional reference, this book is a valuable addition to your library. Order a single copy today or contact us for bulk order support for companies, contractors, colleges, libraries, and training teams.
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