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From Flir Systems Incorporated
Many bulk materials, such as coal and organic wastes, are stored as large piles in open yards where air and moisture promote decomposition and exothermic reactions that raise the pile's temperature. Since self-ignition usually starts within the pile's lower layers, a full-blown fire can develop before it becomes apparent due to smoke and flames. In addition to material loss, these events can cause monetary loss due to equipment and structural damage from fire fighting activities. FLIR's Bulk Material Combustion Warning Systems use an infrared camera to generate a thermographic image of the area being monitored. This clearly shows hot spots on a remote video or PC monitor in real time and triggers an alarm. This application flyer describes how these systems can be designed and used to save hundreds of thousands of dollars by preventing loss before a fire happens. Products & Services
Thermal imagers detect heat patterns in the infrared wavelength (1 micron to 100 micron) spectrum.
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Smoke detectors and sprinkler systems are absolutely necessary to minimize the risk to warehouse contents. Still, they represent a response to fire that has already broken out. FLIR's Warehouse Asset...
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Dibenzoyl p-Quinonedioxime
In the polymer industry, this chemical is popularly known as Dibenzo GMF.
Possible Hazards
Exposure to this chemical principally affects the skin respiratory system.
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Most of the systems discussed in Chapter 3 have fascia elements that are integral with the primary vertical elements. Sheet piling presents full face coverage. Secant piles and tangent piles cover the...
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When a loud, sharp bang is heard similar to a grenade or a bomb exploding it is known as detonation. If the noise is not as loud as that produced by a detonation and is longer in duration and sounds...
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