The high-pressure pump uses mechanical power to generate high-pressure water flow, which is then delivered through hoses and nozzles to extinguish fires. Fire pumps can draw water from various sources, such as fire hydrants, swimming pools, or natural bodies of water. The pump increases the pressure of the water to ensure it can reach high distances and heights. The high-pressure water jet can put out the fire by cooling the burning materials, reducing oxygen supply, or separating the fuel from the heat source. Fire pumps are essential in firefighting operations, as they provide the necessary water supply to combat fires effectively. They are commonly used in buildings, fire trucks, and marine fire protection systems to ensure in-time fire suppression.