EP0054680B1 - Détecteur de fumée d'après le principe d'extinction de radiation - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a smoke detector based on the radiation extinction principle with radiation transmitters of different wavelengths and radiation receivers, which radiation transmitters transmit rays via a smoke-accessible measurement section to the measurement radiation receiver and rays via a comparison path which is not or less accessible to the comparison radiation receiver, an evaluation circuit arranged downstream of the two receivers sending a signal generated with a certain radiation weakness.
- a smoke detector of this type With a smoke detector of this type, a relatively small decrease in the radiation directed from a radiation transmitter onto a radiation receiver must be detected.
- the disadvantage here is that a decrease in radiation, for example due to aging of the radiation source, dusting optically effective surfaces, or the temperature response of radiation transmitters and receivers can have a similar effect to the presence of smoke in the measuring section, so that a faulty alarm signal is triggered can become, even if there is no smoke, or the smoke detector becomes less sensitive and therefore unusable.
- US Pat. No. 3,895,233 describes a device for analyzing S0 2 in exhaust gases with solid suspended particles (smoke), in which two alternately actuated radiation transmitters direct their beams of different wavelengths into a measuring section and a comparative section via a radiation splitter, each section contains its own radiation receiver at its end.
- the disadvantage here is that the solid suspended particles (smoke) have no influence on the measurement result of the analysis, and therefore an extinction of the radiation is excluded.
- the object of the invention is to avoid the disadvantages of the prior art and to provide a smoke detector based on the extinction principle which is insensitive to temperature fluctuations, dusting or condensation, aging of the components and other slow changes in properties and which has improved long-term stability and is not susceptible to faults and operates reliably, and the smoke is more reliable from other types of particle that trigger false alarms, e.g. B. dust or fog drops, can distinguish and has a lower susceptibility to false alarms.
- two radiation transmitters L, and L G are arranged in such a way that their main emission directions intersect at an angle of 90 °.
- a semi-transparent mirror D is arranged at an angle of 45 ° to the two radiation directions.
- a comparison radiation receiver S v is provided in the direct radiation direction of the one radiation transmitter L.
- a measuring path M that is accessible to smoke, for example in the length of 10 cm-20 cm.
- a radiation reflector R At the end of the measuring section there is a radiation reflector R, which reflects the radiation passing through the measuring section M back to a measuring radiation receiver S M.
- This arrangement has the effect that both the radiation from the radiation transmitter L R , deflected by the semitransparent mirror D, and the portion of the other radiation transmitter L G transmitted by this mirror D pass the measurement path M and are reflected by the reflector R, by the measurement radiation receiver S M is recorded.
- the direct radiation emitted by the radiation transmitter LR after passing through the semi-transparent mirror D and the radiation emitted by the other radiation transmitter L G and reflected by the semi-transparent mirror D after passing through a comparison path which is not or less accessible to smoke hits the comparison radiation receiver S v .
- This arrangement thus has the effect that the two radiation receivers are acted upon almost identically by the two radiation transmitters in the absence of smoke, but are very different when smoke is present in the measuring section.
- the two radiation transmitters L R and L G are now designed so that they emit radiation under transmit different wavelength ranges. It has proven expedient to design the one radiation transmitter so that it preferably emits radiation with a wavelength below 600 nm, preferably in the range of green light, while the other radiation transmitter produces radiation above 600 nm, preferably red light or infrared radiation.
- the wavelength ranges can also be selected so that their mean values are at a distance of at least 50 nm from one another. With the choice of the wavelength ranges, the different extinction properties of different suspended particles can be used to distinguish smoke, since it has been shown that the difference in absorption in the two spectral ranges mentioned has a characteristic value for different types of particles.
- the evaluation circuit connected to the two radiation receivers is matched to this difference, it can be achieved that smoke particles deliver a particularly large output signal, while other particle types, e.g. dust or fog droplets, have a significantly lower influence, so that an alarm signal is essentially caused by smoke, but not by other types of particles.
- Broadband emitters e.g. B. incandescent lamps, with appropriate upstream color filters.
- the use of light-emitting diodes, which are aimed at the emission of radiation in certain wavelength ranges, has proven particularly expedient.
- the use of a collimator lens K is recommended in order to avoid radiation losses.
- Such a collimator lens can, however, be dispensed with if the radiation sources are designed as LASER diodes.
- the two radiation receiver S v and S m are expediently adapted to the radiation of the two radiation transmitters L G and L R, that is, they are expediently designed so that they are sensitive to the spectral ranges of both Strahiungssender L G and L R.
- the partial ratio of the semi-transparent mirror D can, but need not, be 1: 1. If radiation transmitters L R and L G with very different intensities or radiation receivers S, and S v with very different sensitivity are used, it is expedient to choose a different ratio, if necessary up to 50: 1, in order to achieve that the receivers Emit approximately the same output signal in both spectral ranges.
- FIG. 2 shows a modified embodiment of a smoke detector arrangement in which a separate collimator lens K 1 and K 2 is provided for each of the two radiation transmitters L G and L.
- the radiation is not reflected after passing through the measurement section M, but is returned to the measurement radiation receiver S M using a radiation guide F (fiber optics).
- measurement radiation receiver S and comparison radiation receiver S v can be arranged directly adjacent to one another, or in a further development of the invention, can be designed as a dual radiation receiver. This makes the connection to the evaluation circuit considerably easier, and the same optical properties and the same temperature response are achieved.
- Figure 3 shows a smoke detector arrangement with directly adjacent radiation transmitters L G and L R.
- the dispersion of a prism P is used.
- the radiation from the two radiation transmitters L R and L G is first aligned by a collimator K and passes through the same prism P. If light is refracted less than shorter-wave light, the angle of the main radiation directions is compensated and both beams M emerge from the prism parallel to one another. This ensures that the measurement beam paths largely agree for both wavelengths or spectral ranges and are subject to the same influences.
- the comparison radiation can be taken in front of or behind the prism at a suitable point.
- FIG. 4 shows a further smoke detector arrangement with a matching measuring beam M in both spectral areas.
- the two radiation sources L R and L G are arranged one behind the other on the same axis.
- a green-emitting LED chip can be mounted on an infrared-emitting chip, so that the radiation emitted by the infrared chip radiates through the green chip.
- the two types of radiation are directed in parallel by a collimator K and pass through the measuring section M in identical ways.
- a semitransparent mirror D is provided in front of or behind the collimator K, which directs a portion of the radiation onto the comparison radiation receiver S v . This ensures complete compensation for all intensity fluctuations and misalignments.
- the radiation from the two radiation transmitters L G and L R can also be combined by means of radiation-conducting elements F 1 , F 2 (fiber optics) and a collimator K at the output of the elements to form the measuring beam M.
- the two radiation transmitters L G , L R can also irradiate the same focusing screen element MS, the radiation emanating from this being guided into the measuring path M by means of the collimator K.
- the in slightly different Chen directions emitted radiation of the two radiation transmitters L R , L G can also be directed in the same direction of the measuring path M by means of a roof edge prism DP.
- a more uniform illumination of the aperture can still be achieved if an entire array (side by side arrangement) of narrow roof edge prisms is used instead of the one roof edge prism (Fresnel prism).
- the two radiation transmitters are installed one behind the other, their light can be combined into the measuring section by using a bifocal Fresnel lens. Every second ring of this Fresnel lens maps one radiation transmitter to a point (which can also be at infinity), while the other rings map the other radiation transmitter to the same point. If the two radiation transmitters are mounted next to each other, they can be imaged on the same pixel using a cylindrical bifocal Fresnel lens.
- a complete identity of the measuring section for the two spectral areas can moreover be achieved by the two radiation transmitters being connected to a spectrally variable radiation source, e.g. an incandescent lamp with an optical filter that can be switched to two different spectral regions or a tunable light-emitting diode.
- a spectrally variable radiation source e.g. an incandescent lamp with an optical filter that can be switched to two different spectral regions or a tunable light-emitting diode.
- FIG. 8 shows a suitable evaluation circuit which can be connected to the radiation receivers S m and S v and can be used to operate the radiation transmitters L R and L G.
- the comparison radiation receiver S v is connected to the negative input of an operational amplifier C 1 of the MC 34002 type, the positive input of which is grounded and the output of which is coupled to the negative input via a resistor R 1 .
- the output of the operational amplifier C 1 is connected to a controllable switch S w , for example a FET switch MC 14066, which is periodically switched from one initial position to the other by an oscillator OS.
- Both outputs of the switching device SW are each connected to a driver channel for the two radiation transmitters L G and LR.
- the oscillator has the effect that the two radiation transmitters emit radiation alternately, either adjoining one another or with intermediate times, ie in the form of alternating radiation pulses.
- both channels can be constructed identically or, taking into account different properties of the radiation transmitters, can be constructed at least analogously.
- the analog components are placed in parentheses.
- the two outputs of the switching device SW are connected to earth via a resistor R 3 (R 7 ) and are simultaneously connected to the negative input of an operational amplifier C 3 (C 4 ) of the type MC 34002, the positive input of which is at the tap of a voltage divider R 4 , R s (R a , R 9 ).
- the output of the operational amplifier C 3 (C 4 ) operates the associated radiation transmitter L G (L R ) via a resistor R 6 (R 10 ).
- a resistance of the voltage divider for example resistance R 4 (R 8 ), can expediently be set or exchanged in order to be able to set the control level for the intensity of the two radiation sources.
- the circuit described has the effect that the intensity of the two radiation transmitters L G and L R is automatically regulated to a specific intensity level depending on the intensity of the reference radiation received by the reference radiation receiver S v , so that intensity fluctuations due to aging, temperature changes and similar effects are automatically compensated for.
- the measuring radiation receiver S M is also connected to the negative input of an operational amplifier C 2 of the type MC 34002, the positive input of which is in turn grounded and the output of which is coupled through a resistor R 2 to the negative input.
- the output of this operational amplifier C 2 is connected to an AC amplifier AC, at the output of which there is an alarm circuit A.
- the amplitude of the output signal of the AC voltage amplifier AC supplied to the alarm circuit thus depends in the following manner on the radiation intensities I G and I R recorded by the measurement radiation receiver S M in the two spectral ranges and on the reference radiation intensities I Rv and I Gv recorded by the reference radiation receiver S v in the same spectral ranges from: a and b are factors that result from the properties of the components, especially in the voltage divider ratio R 4 / R 5 (R 8 / R 9 ).
- R 4 resistance
- the output signal A becomes directly dependent on the smoke density, and the alarm circuit can be set up in such a way that an alarm signal is triggered or passed on as soon as the output signal A exceeds a predetermined threshold value. Since in this case the deviation from zero serves as a criterion for triggering an alarm signal, the difficulties of previously known extinguishing smoke detectors, in which a small deviation from a large and difficult to stabilize value had to be determined, are avoided from the outset.
- An alarm signal is triggered when one of the sizes A, B / a, C / b or 2D / a exceeds a value between 0.01 (due to the stability of the smoke detector) and 0.2 (due to the length of the measuring section) , where a and b are chosen such that will.
- the circuit can be developed in such a way that additional parameters are formed, for example or which depend on the type of smoke and which allow a conclusion to be drawn about the type of smoke.
- It can also be formed which, in combination with the main criteria A, B, C or D, can also be used to change the response differences for different types of fire.
- An additional evaluation of one of the sizes E, F, G, or H can also be used to distinguish between smoke and disturbance variables such as dust or condensation.
- the smoke development can be tracked if the time differential quotient dA / dt, dB / dt, dC / dt or dD / dt of the output signal A, B, C or D is also formed.
- the stability of the smoke detector can be significantly increased if you suppress the small and slow changes in the output signal and only evaluate signals that are at least as fast as can be generated by a fire. This can be achieved either by slowly changing at least one of the factors a, b, c, d, e, f, g or h in order to compensate for these fluctuations or by comparing the output signal with its moving average.
- FIG. 9 Another evaluation circuit is recorded in FIG. 9.
- the signal of the measurement radiation receiver S M as well as the signal of the comparison radiation receiver S v is integrated in time (A 2 , C 2 , S 2 or A 1 , C 1 , S,).
- the comparator K compares the integral of the comparison radiation receiver with a predetermined value, which is determined by the voltage divider E3, R 4 , and opens the switch S 3 of the sample and hold amplifier (S 3 , C 3 , A 3 ) at that time which the integration value exceeds the specified value.
- An alarm circuit A is located at the output of the amplifier A 3.
- the oscillator OS controls the repetition of the integration process and switches between the two radiation transmitters L G and L R with the aid of the flip-flop FF.
- the smoke detectors described have significantly improved stability, even over longer periods, as well as improved functional reliability and greater susceptibility to faults. Changes due to dust and changes in the properties of the components are automatically compensated for without the risk of an incorrect alarm triggering and without loss of sensitivity. By appropriately selecting the spectral ranges used, it can also be achieved that the smoke detectors described preferably react to smoke particles, but not or only weakly to other types of particles.
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