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High Sensitivity Smoke Detection

www.kfp.co.uk

Kelvin Miller

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What is HART High SensitivitySmoke Detection (HSSD)?

• Aspirating detection system

• Fan draws air through sampling pipework system

• Capable of detecting smoke concentration as low as 0.0025% obscuration per metre down to 1%

• Display Control Unit provides indications and controls

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HART XL Detector Unit

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Normal Pre-Alarm Alarm Fault

Tri-colour LED StatusIndicator

Hart XL Detector Unit-Option without Display Control Unit

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Laser Detector UnitMain Control Board

Fan Assembly

HART XL Detector Unit

Clip-in modular assembly, removable cable connectors

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Stages of Fire

Ob

scu

ratio

n

Time

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Pre Alarm 2

Pre Alarm 1

100%Alarm 1

Pre Alarm 2

Alarm 2Up to 1%

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Kidde HSSD Performance

• Superior particle counting technology

• High immunity smoke discrimination

• Dust particle discrimination

• High immunity to unwanted alarms

• No filters

• Reliable & stable

• Automatic sensitivity & calibration checking

• Simple maintenance

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Kidde HSSD Detector Operation

Optical Sensor

Control PCB

Collimating Lens

Solid State Laser

Air Flow Sensor

Receive Optics

DetectorTest LED

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Kidde HSSD Particle Discrimination

10 micron particle size

Typical smoke particle

Upperthreshold

Lowerthreshold

10 micron particle size

Typical dust particle

Upperthreshold

Lowerthreshold

Photodiodeoutput

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HSSD Market

• Aspirating HSSD has become widely accepted as a reliable smoke detection method

• HSSD is now standard practice in Electronic Data Processing (EDP) environments, telecommunications suites and computer rooms

• HSSD has become a viable alternative to other forms of detection in areas previously not considered such as warehouses, cold stores, production areas, shopping malls and heritage buildings

• HSSD is often used when other forms of detection prove ineffective or difficult to maintain

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• Design engineers are identifying more areas where aspirating HSSD will provide the best solution to an assessed risk

• On all new projects & retrofits there is scope to include HSSD & provide the end user with an improved detection solution

• HSSD can often be installed at comparable or at lower cost than other forms of detection

HSSD Market

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Why Hart Aspirating Smoke Detection?

• Earliest detection to enable business continuity

• Extra time is required for safe evacuation

• Unnecessary suppression release must be avoided

• Smoke is difficult to detect

• Environmentally challenging areas

• Aesthetics & concealed detection are important

• Maintenance access is limited

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Earliest Detection to Enable Business Continuity

Critical processes that cannot incur any business

disruption

• Telecommunications facilities

• Computer rooms

• Banking operations

• Production facilities

• Internet Service Providers

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Extra Time is Required for Controlled Evacuation

Environments where rapid exit can be impeded

• Underground Stations

• Theatres

• Public buildings

• Airports

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Smoke is Difficult to Detect

Environments with high ceilings, high air flows or

vast open areas provide unique characteristics

• Clean rooms

• Warehouses

• Aircraft hangars

• Computer rooms

• Atria

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Unnecessary Suppression Release can be Avoided

Early warning gives time to investigate to avoid

unnecessary suppression release

• Telecommunication facilities

• EDP facilities

• Computer rooms

• Electrical sub-stations

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Environmentally Challenging Areas

Aggressive environments with high levels of

pollution or extreme temperature conditions can be

protected reliably with acceptable maintenance levels

• Cold Stores

• Production areas

• Paper mills

• Underground tunnels

• Mines

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Aesthetics are Important & Replacement Impossible

Interiors that must not be spoilt by unsightly conventional

detectors - Hart XL can be installed unobtrusively

• Cathedrals

• Stately Homes

• Museums

• Art Galleries

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Maintenance Access is Limited

Hart XL can be located at an accessible location while

the sampling pipework makes its way to the restricted area

• Warehouses

• Production machinery

• Prisons

• Restricted areas

• EMC Controlled areas

• Hospitals

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Direct connection to PC for Programming and Downloading using LaserNet Software. No programmers or interfaces are required

Programming and Diagnostics

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Programming Options

• Fixed or automatically set sensitivity

• Hart XL 0.05%/m to 1%/m obscuration

• Programmable relays

• Referencing

• Latching or non latching alarms

• Two or Four levels of Alarm

Diagnostics & Monitoring

• Download history & event log

• Full fault analysis

• Dial in & dial out via modem monitoring

• Intelligent interface module common alarm & fault relay outputs

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History Log accessed through Lasernet

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Kidde HSSD Networking Capability

With the addition of the HART Intelligent Interface Module (IIM), up to 127 standard Hart XL can be networked and displayed on a PC monitor

I. I. M.

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Servicing and Maintenance

Benefits

• Easy & quick to service & maintain

• Lower costs

• Shorter downtimes

• Reduced spares holdings

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New Updated SNIFF System Design Software

Windows compatible Easy operation and clear displays Isometric drawings from several angles

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SnifferPipe - a comprehensive range of red ABS smoke sampling pipe

Efficient & robustSmooth bore facilitates air flow to detectorLightweight and easy to installHigh resistance to chemicals & weatheringWide temperature range,-40 to +80ºC

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Conventional Detector Layout (Secondary Detection) BS6266

2.5m 5m 5m 5m 5m 2.5m

2.5m

FIRE ZONE PLAN

5m

5m

2.5m

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HSSD Layout (Secondary Detection) BS6266

Sampling pipes

FIRE ZONE PLAN

Sample Holes

2.5m

5m

5m

2.5m

2.5m 5m 5m 5m 5m 2.5m

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Distributed sampling network

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Primary Detection

Where smoke will travel when air

conditioning is operating

• Air handling units

• Duct detection

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Primary Detection

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In Cabinet sampling

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BS6266 Wire Burn Test

Wire Burn test Rig

10/0.1mm pvc wire

Burn wire for 1 minuteswith a further two minutes allowed for the detector to respond

One Metre Test

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Approvals

• LPCB - UK

• Vds - Germany

• UL and FM - USA

• Afnor - France

• Shangyen - China

Beam Smoke Detection

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Guardall BM5

• 100m Linear Smoke Detector

• Optional LCD Display

• Multi-Language Support

• Event Memory

• Heat Channel

• Four Output Relays

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Beam Smoke Detection

20m

10 m

3 to 5% Ob/m

25m

1% Ob/m

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BM5 Features

• Real-time Clock

• Programmable Outputs

• Programmable Thresholds– Smoke– Heat– Smoke Pre-alarm– Heat Pre-Alarm

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BM5 Operation

• 10.5 V to 33 V Operation

• Two Line LCD Keypad

• Engineer & User PINs

• Electronic Alignment

• Fix Beam Level from Keypad

• Laser Alignment

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Approvals

• LPC Approval to BS5839

• prEN 54 Part 12 Approval in France & Germany

• Designed to UL Requirements

• 150m Non-approved Unit

Linear Heat Detection

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What is Linear Heat Detection?

• Continuous heat detector in the form of a cable

- Alarmline Analogue: averaging heat detector

- Alarmline Digital: fixed temperature heat detector

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Analogue LHD Cable

• Definition:

- Multi-conductor cable containing insulators whose resistance varies proportionately to changes in temperature

- Re-settable, provided temperature does not exceed burn-off point of PVC coating

- Alarm level adjusted via controller

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Alarmline Analogue LHD Cables

• High resistance - standard applications

• Nylon extruded - chemical resistance

• Bronze braided - increased mechanical

protection over standard blue

• Stainless Steel braided over nylonextrusion - offshore applications

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LHD 4 Controller

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LHD 4 Controller

• Features

- Alarm level adjusted via moveable link

- Open circuit and closed circuit fault monitoring

- Fire and fault output to conventional fire alarm panels

- Volt-free relay option for analogue addressable fire alarm panels

- Eurocard 19” rack option

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Digital LHD Cable

• Definition:

- A cable which contains an insulator which melts at a specific temperature

- Switch output provided when the alarm temperature is reached

- Not re-settable

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Alarmline Digital LHD Cables• Polythene braid 70º C

• Nylon over sheath 70º C

• Polythene braid 90º C

• Nylon over sheath 90º C

• PVC 113º C

• PVC 180º C

• Fluoropolymer 238º C

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Alarmline LHD - Benefits

• Flexible- Mechanically- Electrically

• Durable- Wide range of casings / braiding- Operating range -65º to +200º C- Unaffected by operating environment

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Sensor Clips

Edge clip

Sensor cable

Neoprene sleeveCable tie

‘V’ Clip

Sensorcable

Neoprenesleeve

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Applications

• Heavy industry

• Warehousing

• Storage tanks

• Conveyors and escalators

• Cable trays

• Floor & ceiling voids

• Tunnels

• Car parks

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Racking

Sensor Cable

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Trays

Traywork width 600mm maximum

Sensor cable

Powercables

Sensorsupports

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Conveyor

Heat sensingcable Idle rollers

Conveyor Belt

Conveyor return

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Escalators

Sensor Pad

LHD Bronze Braided sensor cable

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International Approvals

Alarmline (Analogue) Alarmline (Digital)

UK power generation- 5117 P 11- EPA 022/215

Factory Mutual- OB 9A2.AY- OR 5A4.AY

Chinese Fire Officers- MAAL 96652

Chinese Power Generation- NSTCFEPQ (Appr) 92005

German VdS (1995)

UK power Generation- EPA 019-021- EPA 206/220

Factory Mutual- OD 6A9.AY- 300 5155- 300 3834

Chinese Fire Officers- MAAL 96652- 300 8312- 300 8933

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