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T&B Electronic | ADICOS Fire Gas Detection GSME-Ex
Early Fire Detection System
The early fire detection system utilises innovative gas sensor techniques and advanced evaluation methods, ensuring minimal false alarms. The GSME fire detectors from the ADICOS series employ multiple-criteria technology for gas sensing, allowing for the early detection of both smouldering and open fires. Specifically designed for environments where combustible dust poses a significant fire or explosion hazard (Zone 20), the GSME-Ex models provide reliable monitoring and safety solutions.
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Features of ADICOS Detectors
- ADICOS detectors are designed for dust-explosive atmospheres (Zone 20).
- They offer a wide range of sensor configurations, with all standard types available as explosion-proof models.
- The detectors enable selective and early registration of a large spectrum of gases across the entire fire spectrum, particularly for smouldering fires.
- They are insensitive to background gases and various exhaust gases.
- The detectors remain insensitive to air humidity, severe dust contamination, and airflow.
- A low spurious alarm rate is achieved through multiple-criteria evaluation and the integration of knowledge and experience from various fire patterns in each detector.
- Standard display features a three-colour LED: Alarm (red), Fault (yellow), Operation (green).
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Integrated Interfaces
- Utilises an industrial bus system (MBus) as a data and service interface, allowing connection to the ADICOS BMZ30.
- Features switch contacts for alarm and fault notifications.
- Includes an optional interface to central fire detection systems with individual identification (SIGMALOOP).
- Provides central registration, display, protocol, and storage of all data and conditions from all detectors.
- Allows for parametering and adaptation via remote maintenance.
- Supports updates of the detector programming through the service bus system.
- Designed for simple installation and wiring, with all components integrated into an aluminium housing.
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Application Areas
- Ideal for early warning systems in the overall area of storage, preparation, and distribution within coal-dependent power plants.
- Suitable for monitoring warehouses and production facilities dealing with paper, timber, flour, grain, waste, etc.
- Effective for controlling transport spaces in ships, aeroplanes, and vehicles.
- Designed for environments that may be contaminated by dust and humidity.
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T&B Electronic | Infrared Early Fire Detection System
The Infrared Early Fire Detection System employs an infrared sensor camera for early fire detection, resulting in minimal false alarms. In environments where paper, waste, and fuels are stored in closed bunkers and open spaces, reliable fire detection and firefighting equipment are essential. The risk of self-ignition from stored materials or contamination by hot materials poses a significant threat to both operators and the environment.
A highly effective preventative measure is the implementation of an early fire detection system based on an infrared camera, which includes the evaluation of thermal images using advanced software. The thermographic images are presented in a black-and-white scale, where dark areas indicate cold sections, and light areas represent high temperatures. When temperature limits in the scanned area are exceeded, the software triggers an alarm state.
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Infrared Camera Functionality and Fire Suppression Integration
The infrared cameras, available in compact or weatherproof housing, continuously measure temperature distribution across various positions. Thanks to infrared technology, the measurement results remain unaffected by smoke or dust. In the event of a fire, any areas that exceed temperature limits are highlighted in red, enabling users to quickly identify the fire’s location and initiate appropriate firefighting measures.
Alarms and system states are displayed on both the monitor and control panel. There are options for external alarm equipment, which can forward alerts to a manned control centre or notify personnel via text message. The system also allows for direct activation of firefighting measures.
When integrated with a water mist extinguishing system, this fire detection system can automatically suppress fires. The monitored area is segmented into individual sections, each linked to a dedicated sprinkler alarm valve station. As the camera accurately determines the fire’s source, the specific water mist extinguishing section directly above the fire can be activated, minimising the amount of extinguishing water used.
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