How Aspirating Smoke Detection Can Help Retailers Protect Their Supply Chains
Those of you that are familiar with our website, in particular our projects page where we detail projects that we have been involved with, will notice that a number of the projects we have worked on involve protecting high-end retail stores from fire.
Using Linear Heat Detection for Conveyor Applications
A conveyor belt system is a complex piece of mechanical machinery that is most commonly used to transfer materials from one place to another. Conveyor systems are often responsible for carrying flammable items, combine this with the fire risks that any mechanical equipment poses and you are left with some unique challenges when protecting a conveyor belt system from fire.
Smoke Detection for Automated Manufacturing Plants | Eurofyre
An automated manufacturing plant can fabricate, assemble and package products with little or no human interaction. They use sophisticated control systems to automate the operation of machinery and, in some cases, can even package products for shipment, along with invoices and mailing labels, and load them into delivery vehicles, straight off the track.
Using VSD and ASD Technology in a Petrochemicals Plant
Petrochemicals are chemical products derived from petroleum or natural gas. There are two common classes of petrochemicals; olefins (including ethylene and propylene) and aromatics (including benzene, toluene and xylene isomers). As you may expect, the production of petrochemicals such as these poses very high risk of fire.
Early Warning Smoke Detection in Waste Recycling Facilities
For many years, waste, trash and household garbage has been gathered and deposited into landfill sites. As time passes and the population increases we are left with more and more waste causing landfills to become full. As a result, waste management services, which involve assorted recycling or reuse programs, are becoming more widely used. In some countries this service includes incineration of waste where garbage is often stored in ‘Waste Bunkers’ or transfer stations before it is sent to be dealt with.
