هندبوک جامع طراحی سیستم اعلان حریق ویژه مهندسین طراح و مجری تاسیسات الکتریکی

هندبوک جامع طراحی سیستم اعلان حریق ویژه مهندسین طراح و مجری تاسیسات الکتریکی

این کتاب جزو کتابهای اورجینال و کاربردی در رشته تاسیسات مهندسی برق هست و همچنین قابل استفاده برای کسانی که خواستار استفاده از اطلاعات دقیق مهندسی وفعالیت در این زمینه هستند.

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contents
 Purpose
   Readership
   Electronic Format
   Acknowledgments
 
 
   Introduction
    Planning the System
    The role of fire risk assessment and fire engineering
    Variations from BS 5839-1
    Type of system
   Servicing arrangements
   Planning flowchart
 
    Selecting the category of protection and coverage
    Category M – manual
    Category L5 – life
    Category L4 – life
    Category L3 – life
    Category L2 – life
    Category L1 – life
    Category P2 – property
    Category P1 – property
 
    How to configure detector zones and alarm zones
   within premises
    The meaning of a detection zone and alarm zone
    The purpose of detection zones

About this manual
Part One: Guide to
Design of Fire Systems

 Detection zone configuration guidelines
    Detection zone safeguards
 
    Which type of fire detection and alarm system?
   Conventional systems
   Detection zones
    Detectors and call points
   Addressable systems
    Operation of addressable systems
    Detectors and call points
   Output devices
   Addressable systems
    Operation of analogue addressable detectors
    Detector pre–alarm warning
    Detector alarm threshold compensation
    Detector condition monitoring
    Detector sensitivity setting
 
   Detector suitability
    General fire system engineering principles
    Detector selection for a particular area
   Smoke detectors
   Heat detectors
    Triple multi sensor detector
   Flame detectors
    Optical beam detectors
   Aspirating detectors
    Duct probe unit
   
   Detector coverage
    Spacing under flat ceilings
    Spacing under pitched ceilings
    Spacing in corridors
   Stairways
    Lift shafts and other flue-like structures
   Obstructions
 Honeycomb ceilings
   Closely spaced structural beams and floor joists
   Ceiling heights
   Walls and partitions
   Voids
   Perforated ceilings
   Ventilation
   Lantern-lights
 
   Manual “break glass” call points
   General information
   Siting of manual call points
 
   Limitation of false alarms
   Role of the designer
   Categories of false alarm
   Requirements for service technicians
   False alarm ‘rates’
   Causes of false alarms
   Practical measures to limit false alarms
   Siting and selection of manual call points
   Selection and siting of automatic fire detectors
   Selection of system type
   Protection against electromagnetic interference
   Performance monitoring of newly commissioned systems
   Filtering measures
   System management
   Servicing and maintenance
 
   Means of giving warning to occupants
   Sound pressure level
   Discrimination and frequency
   Sound continuity
   Audible alarms in noisy areas
   Alarm zones
   External fire alarm devices
 Voice alarm systems and voice sounders
    Fire alarm warnings for deaf people
 
    Control and indicating equipment
    Siting of control and indicating equipment
    Location of origin of the fire
    Security of control equipment
    Networked control panels
   
   Power supplies
   Mains supply
   Standby supply
    Life protection (category M and L systems)
    Property protection (category P systems)
    Calculation of standby battery capacity
   
   Cabling considerations
    Recommended cable types
   Cable suitability
   Conductor sizes
   Segregation
    Cable colour coding
    Joints in cables
   Cable support
    Mechanical protection of cables
   
    Communication with the fire service
    Automatic transmission of alarm signals
    Category L systems
    Category P systems
    Methods of automatic transmission
    Standards for Alarm Receiving Centres (ARCs)
System installation
    Siting of equipment
   Installation work
Inspection and testing
    Commissioning and handover
   
   Documentation
   Maintenance
   Routine testing
   Servicing
    Responsibilities of user
 
   General Requirements
   
    Standards and Specifications
   
    Control and Indicating Equipment
   General Requirements
   System Configuration
   Mechanical Design
    Basic System Functions
    Alarm Monitoring Functions
    Alarm Output Functions
    Supervision and Fault Reporting
    System Management Facilities
   Technical Specification
 
    Automatic Fire Detectors
   General Requirements
    Triple Sensing Detection
    Optical Smoke Detectors
    High Performance Optical Smoke Detectors
    Infra Red Flame Detectors
   Heat Detectors
    Linear Heat Detectors
    Beam Smoke Detectors
    Aspirating Smoke Detectors
    Remote Indicator Module
 
 
Part Two: Specification
or a Digital Addressable
Fire System
Associated Ancillary Equipment
General Requirements
Addressable Manual Callpoints
Addressable Relay Output Module
Addressable Contact Monitoring Module
Addressable Sounder Notification Module    
Sounder Booster Module
Line Isolator Module
Multiple Input/ Multiple Output Module
Single Input/ Output Module
Loop Powered Beam Detection Module
Addressable Loop Powered Sounder Beacon
Addressable Loop Powered Sounder Beacon Base
Cables
Type
Containment
 
Networking and Graphics
Sub Panels
Graphical User Interface
Documentation
Tender Documentation
Contract Documentation
   Installation
General
Materials
Installation of Detectors
Installation of Control Devices
Installation of Fire Controller Equipment
Commissioning
General
Testing and Start-up
Commissioning
Handover
Training
General
System Supervisor Training
Other Staff Training
Maintenance
General
System Spares
System Test Equipment
Appendix A
   Short Form Specification Key Points
   Control & Indicating Equipment
   Automatic Detectors
   Networking & Graphics
   Training