Fire and Gas Detection Systems

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1. 1

   Fire and Gas Systems in Context

   • What a Fire and Gas System Does
   • The Hazards the System Must See
   • Performance Targets and the Documents That Define a System
   • Responsibilities Across the System Lifecycle
2. 2

   Gas Detection

   • Flammable Gas Detection
   • Toxic Gas and Oxygen Detection
   • Choosing a Gas Detection Technology
   • Detector Response, Response Factors and Calibration Gas
   • Gas Detection in Ducts, Air Intakes and Enclosures
3. 3

   Fire Detection and System Design

   • Flame, Smoke and Heat Detection
   • Detector Placement and Executive Action
   • Selecting Fire Detection by Area Type
   • Flame Detector Field of View and Range
   • Gas Detection Coverage Mapping in Practice
4. 4

   Fire and Gas Logic and Executive Action

   • Reading and Checking a Cause and Effect Diagram
   • Voting Architectures and Fault Handling
   • Fire and Gas Functions as Safety Instrumented Functions
   • Final Elements: Deluge, Suppression, Ventilation and Isolation
5. 5

   Maintenance and Management

   • Calibration and Functional Testing
   • System Integrity and Common Failures
   • Setting and Adjusting Test Intervals
   • Decisions on Faults, Inhibits and Degraded Operation
6. 6

   Diagnosing Fire and Gas Problems

   • A Structured Approach to Fault Finding
   • Investigating False and Spurious Alarms
   • Investigating a Failure to Detect
   • Assessing a Modification for Detection Impact
7. 7

   Consolidation: Judging the Whole System

   • Auditing a Fire and Gas System
   • Performance Indicators and Reporting
   • Integrated Case: A Release on a Compressor Module
   • Review and Next Steps