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How to achieve a high-performing optical flame detection system

The rise of water mist fire suppression systems

Are pre-configured bolted storage tanks a good fit for my application?

The new generation of flame detectors

A clear difference

Innovative device-integrated protection helps minimizing business interruptions

Flame detection performance – effective viewing distance?

Fire door glazing – how to embrace the challenge

Constructing an argument for change

Intumescent polyurethanes in fire protection

Multi-sensor capabilities for false alarm resistance

Servicing fire extinguishers

Importance of material fire testing for the aviation industry

Figure 1: NanoMist Hybrid System, NHS 50. Local Agent Source (LAS) – self-contained.

NanoMist hybrid fire suppression technology overview

Figure 2: Worst case fire vs flame detection design fire.

Competency in flame and gas mapping

To “see” hydrogen flames, today’s best technology is multispectrum infrared flame detection as used in the new Det-Tronics X3302 MIR IR flame detector shown.

Hydrogen and fire safety: Detecting the most flammable element on earth

Nexans has been heavily involved in the development of CPR standards for reaction and resistance to fire.

Cable performance at the core of fire safety

An otherwise spotless kitchen may still have a hidden fire risk within its extract ductwork.

Kitchen extract grease deposits – the hidden fire hazard

Figure 3 : Centralized fire monitoring platform.

IoT technologies for fire safety in smart buildings and cities

Fire curtain protecting an opening in a wall.

Issue 76 - December 2018

Fire curtains for openings in walls

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