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Title: Fire Detection, Alarm, and Suppression Systems


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Fire Detection, Alarm, and Suppression Systems
  • Dustin N. Smith

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Local System
  • Schools , Theaters

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Fixed-Temperature Heat Detectors
  • Detect Heat by One or More of Three Primary
    Principles of Physics
  • Expansion of Heated Material
  • Melting of Heated Material
  • 3. Changes in Resistance of Heated Material

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Fusible Devices/ Frangible bulbs
  • Held in place by a solder with a known melting
    temp.
  • Glass vial holds electrical contacts apart.

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Continuous Line Detector
  • Spot Type
  • Detect heat only
  • Detect heat over a large area

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Bimetallic Detector
  • Two metals that have different thermal expansion
    characteristics
  • Utilizes a snap disk and microswitch

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Rate-of-Rise Heat Detectors
  • Alarms when temperature rises 12 to 15 degrees
    per minute

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Smoke Detectors
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Fire-Gas Detector
  • Monitors Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide
  • More Discriminating
  • Designed for Specific Fires

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Combination Detectors
  • Fixed Temp./ Rate of Rise
  • Heat/Smoke Detector
  • Smoke/Fire-gas Detector

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Automatic Alarm Systems
  • Monitored Systems
  • Calls the Fire Department upon Alarm

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Auxiliary System
  • Three Basic Types
  • Local Energy System
  • 2. Shunt System
  • 3. Parallel Telephone System

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Remote Station System
  • Connected to the Fire Department
    Telecommunications System
  • Used Mostly in Volunteer Areas

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Proprietary System
  • Used for Large Commercial, Industrial Buildings,
    High Rises, and Groups of Commonly Owned
    Buildings
  • Always Staffed

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Central Station System
  • Much like Proprietary system, except receiving
    point is not on the premises

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Auxiliary Services
  • Shutting down or altering airflow in air vents
    for smoke control
  • Closing smoke or fire-rated doors and dampers
  • Overriding elevator controls

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Water Flow Alarms
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Sprinkler Systems
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Sprinkler Components
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