Study on Arrangement of Fire Detectors in Engine Room of Ships (1 st Report)

Study on Arrangement of Fire Detectors in Engine Room of Ships (1 st Report)

In ship's engine room, many fire detectors are positioned for rapid detection of the onset of fire, and most of them are smoke detectors. The purpose of this study is to present a guidance for the arrangement of smoke detectors under the actual ventilating condition in engine room. As the 1st r...

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Veröffentlicht in:Marin Enjiniaringu 2002/03/01, Vol.37(3), pp.235-243
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