What is Lower Explosive Limit & Upper Explosive Limit ?
The primary risk associated with combustible gases and vapors is the possibility of explosions. Explosion, like fire, requires three elements:
Fire & Gas System
Fire and Gas System Tutorial and training materials to understand the technical concept of fire alarm and gas detection systems.
Types of Fire and Gas Detectors
Fire and Gas System or portion of a combination system that consists of components and circuits arranged to monitor and
Overview of Fire/Smoke/Flame/Heat/Gas Detectors
Fire Detectors Fire detectors are available for residential, commercial, and industrial use. Models are available for both single and multiple
Flame Detectors Working Principle
FLAME DETECTORS Most fire detection technology focuses on detecting heat, smoke (particle matter) or flame (light) – the three major
Types of Fire Detectors
Generally fires are preceded by generation of heat (rise of temperature) and generation of smoke. Hence heat, smoke and flame
Importance of Fire & Gas Detection System
Industrial processes increasingly involve the use and the manufacture of highly dangerous substances, particularly toxic and combustible gases. Inevitably, inadvertent
How to identify location of Fire Detectors
Fire detectors are designed to respond at an early stage to one more of the four major characteristics of combustion,
Infrared Open Path Gas Detectors Working Principle
An alternative method of measuring gas concentration is based on absorption of infrared (IR) radiation at certain wavelengths as it passes
Argonite Fire Suppression System Working Principle
Argonite is a composite gas that consists of 50% Nitrogen and 50% Argon. The gas is mixed and stored under
Argonite/CO2 Flooding System Master & Slave Cylinder Operation
Co2 Flooding System Master & Slave Cylinder Operation Generally we found series of cylinders installed near to control rooms, turbines,