EP0880765B1 - Method and device for detecting incipient fires - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates both to a method and also a device for detecting incipient fires in rooms or electronic devices.
- a fire parameter at least one supply line in the room to be monitored or is arranged on or in the device to be monitored and has a number of suction openings, continuously Room air or device cooling air samples supplied, and a Evaluation unit that is electrically connected to the detector is a signal according to predetermined criteria when the Detector detects a fire parameter.
- the device mentioned contains a detector to detect a fire parameter, at least one supply line, which are provided with suction openings is, and a fan that leads the detector via the feed line Supplies ambient air samples.
- Both methods and devices of this type are known and serve the earliest detection of fires in their development phase.
- Typical areas of application are either Rooms with high quality or important facilities, such as for example rooms with computer systems in banks or the like, or but the computer systems themselves.
- the indoor air or the device cooling air constantly representative subsets removed and via at least one feed line to the detector Detection of a fire parameter supplied.
- feed lines is preferred, but not to understand only pipes that are used for room protection are attached, for example, under the ceiling and to an air inlet opening in the housing of the detector lead, and which the room or device cooling air through suction openings suck in, which is provided in the pipes are.
- the feed line can also be an intake funnel, a Collection hood or a T-shaped pipe hood, which for example on the air outlet grille of an electronic Placed on the device and thereby in the main cooling air flow of the device is arranged.
- fire parameter includes physical parameters understood that can be measured in the vicinity of an incipient fire Subject to change, e.g. the ambient temperature, the solid or liquid or gas content in the Ambient air (formation of smoke particles or smoke aerosols or formation of steam) or the ambient radiation.
- the supply line can also come from a Pipeline, which is then significantly shorter, so that all intake openings can be the same. Indeed they have to with different numbers of intake openings have different diameters because of the total suction area because of the sensitive airflow monitoring only can be within a small range. Thus it results there is a need for a large number of different intake opening diameters, which is accurate to a tenth of a millimeter have to vote what a corresponding effort at the Assembly.
- the present invention addresses these disadvantages as whose task is considered to be a high effectiveness of the Process and a high sensitivity of the device for Detect fires across the entire catchment area to achieve and at the same time easy assembly of the Allow device.
- This task is carried out in a method of the aforementioned Type solved in that the suction holes in the supply line, which form the suction openings, covered with a film which has a punched hole, in such a way that the hole is aligned with the suction hole of the supply line, and that the diameter of the holes in the foils the effective Cross-section of the suction openings reduced.
- the great advantage of this solution according to the invention is that that all suction holes have the same diameter can, and that the effective cross section of the suction openings on site, i.e. during assembly, to the respective requirements can be adjusted.
- This is a big advantage in that as standard leads can be used as a result, their suction holes on inexpensive and much more accurate Way are prefabricated in the factory.
- holes drilled at the place of assembly have the disadvantage that they have a burr, which is due to the air turbulence generated by this, the particle entry and not least because the increased noise from the air flowing past is desirable.
- the films have to reduce of the intake cross section the advantage that they are not "whistle", as for example perforated disks Plastic or metal would do.
- the object underlying the present invention will further by two alternative embodiments of the device solved the type mentioned.
- the first embodiment takes the cross section of the suction openings increasing distance from the fan too, though the suction holes in the supply line, which form the suction openings, all have the same diameter by each suction hole is covered with a film that has a punched hole has a predetermined, smaller diameter than has the suction hole and concentric with it is arranged so that the suction opening is reduced Cross section.
- a reduction in Cross-section of the suction openings with the same diameter of the suction bores provided in the supply line by each suction hole is in turn covered with a film that has a punched hole that has a predetermined, has a smaller diameter than the suction bore and is arranged concentrically with this, so that the suction opening receives a reduced cross section.
- the first of the devices mentioned is on room protection tailored.
- the second described Device is based on facility monitoring tailored where all the suction openings are the same may be, but depending on the number of intake openings must have different diameters to the total suction area within a certain predetermined range hold. It is also in this embodiment of the device It is advantageous that all suction bores in the supply line are first have the same diameter, which is then at the location of the Assembly by gluing the foils to the special requirements is adjusted.
- the feed line in Shape of a pipeline by the meter with the same throughout large suction holes made at the place of assembly on the cut required length and then with regard to the (indirect) length-dependent diameter of the intake openings with the slides to the requirements of the respective location be adjusted.
- suction holes in the supply line which are the suction openings form, all have the same diameter, and that each suction hole with the one already described above Foil is covered in such a way that the resulting suction opening receives a reduced cross section.
- the feed line is a pipeline
- the reducing the cross section of the suction opening Foil on the pipeline using a banderole is attached.
- This banderole can be striking, for example have red border strips so that the suction points on the Pipeline are clearly marked.
- Fig. 1 shows the housing 9 of a fire detector 1, which on the Wall 13 of a corner of the room is attached.
- a supply line 15 in the form of a pipe with clamps 11 attached, which is on the vertical wall of the room to the Detector housing 9 continues.
- the pipeline 15 has in Ceiling area suction openings 18 through which representative Partial quantities of the rising room air in the pipeline 15 arrive.
- the pipeline is at its free end 15 closed by a cap 12. In the direction of flow the pipeline opens through an air inlet opening 4 in the housing 9 of the detector 1.
- the arrows in the pipeline 15 indicate the direction of the air flow which the sucked in room air through the air inlet opening 4 in the Housing 9 leads.
- the housing 9 of the fire detector 1 points as in this connection essential components a sensor 3 for Detect a fire parameter and a fan 2 for Aspirate the room air samples.
- the sensor 3 has upper area louvers 6, 7 through which the fan 2 draws the air stream 8.
- An air flow sensor 14 monitors this the continuity of the air flow.
- FIG. 2a to c each show a section of the pipeline 15 with a single suction bore 10, of which, however a whole series of other identical suction holes Provided distributed over the entire length of the pipeline 15 are.
- the suction hole 10 covered with a film 16, which is a punched Has hole 21 which is aligned with the suction bore 10 and reduces the effective cross section of the suction opening.
- Fig. 2c is a film with striking with the film 16 Edge strips glued and partially around the pipe section 15 wrapped, ensuring a secure hold and protection of the Slide 16 is achieved.
- the band has a punched out Hole 19 on what after sticking the banderole with the hole 21 in the film 16 and thus also with the suction bore 10 in the pipe section 15 is aligned.
- 2d shows a top view of a circular film 16, which is a concentrically punched hole 21 predetermined Size (here: 7 mm).
- Fig. 2e shows a plan view of the band 17 with the centrally punched hole 19 and a striking on both sides Edge strips 20.
- Hole 19 can have a standard diameter have that of the suction holes in the Pipeline 15 corresponds.
- Both the film 16 and the banderole 17 are self-adhesive on the back educated.
- one Apparatus for detecting incipient fires can be the consistently identical suction bores 10 in the pipeline 15, which form the suction openings 18 (FIG. 1) simple and very effective way to each Adapt needs: in space protection, where it is according to the invention it is provided that the cross section of the suction openings 18 with increasing distance from the fan 2, the Diameter of the suction bores 10 in the vicinity of the fan 2 reduced to a certain level, and with increasing Distance from the fan 2, foils 16 are larger Hole cross sections used.
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Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft sowohl ein Verfahren als auch eine Vorrichtung zum Detektieren von Entstehungsbränden in Räumen oder elektronischen Geräten. Bei dem Verfahren werden einem Detektor zum Erkennen einer Brandkenngröße über wenigstens eine Zuleitung, die in dem zu überwachenden Raum bzw. an oder in dem zu überwachenden Gerät angeordnet ist und eine Anzahl von Ansaugöffnungen aufweist, kontinuierlich Raumluft- bzw. Gerätekühlluftproben zugeführt, und eine Auswerteeinheit, die mit dem Detektor elektrisch verbunden ist, gibt nach vorgegebenen Kriterien ein Signal ab, wenn der Detektor eine Brandkenngröße detektiert. Die genannte Vorrichtung enthält einen Detektor zum Erkennen einer Brandkenngröße, wenigstens eine Zuleitung, die mit Ansaugöffnungen versehen ist, und einen Lüfter, der dem Detektor über die Zuleitung Umgebungsluftproben zuführt.The present invention relates both to a method and also a device for detecting incipient fires in rooms or electronic devices. In the process are used to detect a fire parameter at least one supply line in the room to be monitored or is arranged on or in the device to be monitored and has a number of suction openings, continuously Room air or device cooling air samples supplied, and a Evaluation unit that is electrically connected to the detector is a signal according to predetermined criteria when the Detector detects a fire parameter. The device mentioned contains a detector to detect a fire parameter, at least one supply line, which are provided with suction openings is, and a fan that leads the detector via the feed line Supplies ambient air samples.
Sowohl Verfahren als auch Vorrichtungen dieser Art sind bekannt und dienen der Frühesterkennung von Bränden bereits in ihrer Entstehungsphase. Typische Anwendungsbereiche sind entweder Räume mit hochwertigen oder wichtigen Einrichtungen, wie beispielsweise Räume mit EDV-Anlagen in Banken od.dgl., oder aber die EDV-Anlagen selbst. Zu diesem Zweck werden der Raumluft oder der Gerätekühlluft ständig repräsentative Teilmengen entnommen und über wenigstens eine Zuleitung dem Detektor zum Erkennen einer Brandkenngröße zugeführt.Both methods and devices of this type are known and serve the earliest detection of fires in their development phase. Typical areas of application are either Rooms with high quality or important facilities, such as for example rooms with computer systems in banks or the like, or but the computer systems themselves. For this purpose, the indoor air or the device cooling air constantly representative subsets removed and via at least one feed line to the detector Detection of a fire parameter supplied.
Unter dem Begriff "Zuleitungen" sind vorzugsweise, aber nicht ausschließlich Rohrleitungen zu verstehen, die für einen Raumschutz beispielsweise unter der Raumdecke befestigt sind und zu einer Lufteintrittsöffnung in dem Gehäuse des Detektors führen, und die die Raum- oder Gerätekühlluft durch Ansaugöffnungen einsaugen, welche in den Rohrleitungen vorgesehen sind. Die Zuleitung kann aber auch ein Ansaugtrichter, eine Sammelhaube oder eine T-förmige Rohrhaube sein, welche beispielsweise auf das Luftaustrittsgitter eines elektronischen Geräts aufgesetzt und dadurch im Hauptkühlluftstrom des Geräts angeordnet wird.The term "feed lines" is preferred, but not to understand only pipes that are used for room protection are attached, for example, under the ceiling and to an air inlet opening in the housing of the detector lead, and which the room or device cooling air through suction openings suck in, which is provided in the pipes are. The feed line can also be an intake funnel, a Collection hood or a T-shaped pipe hood, which for example on the air outlet grille of an electronic Placed on the device and thereby in the main cooling air flow of the device is arranged.
Unter dem Begriff "Brandkenngröße" werden physikalische Größen verstanden, die in der Umgebung eines Entstehungsbrandes meßbaren Veränderungen unterliegen, z.B. die Umgebungstemperatur, der Feststoff- oder Flüssigkeits- oder Gasanteil in der Umgebungsluft (Bildung von Rauchpartikeln oder Rauchaerosolen oder Bildung von Dampf) oder die Umgebungsstrahlung.The term "fire parameter" includes physical parameters understood that can be measured in the vicinity of an incipient fire Subject to change, e.g. the ambient temperature, the solid or liquid or gas content in the Ambient air (formation of smoke particles or smoke aerosols or formation of steam) or the ambient radiation.
Bei einem Verfahren oder einer Vorrichtung der eingangs genannten Art, die für den Raumschutz vorgesehen ist und bei der die Zuleitung vorzugsweise aus einer oder mehreren Rohrleitungen besteht, sind die Ansaugöffnungen in den Rohrleitungen in regelmäßigen Abständen auf den ganzen Raum verteilt. Ein solches Verfahren und eine solche Vorrichtung sind beispielsweise aus der DE 33 48 107 A bekannt, wo das gestellte Problem die Vereisung der Ansaugöffnungen war. Zur Lösung werden spezielle, separat gefertigte Verschlußkappen als Öffnungen angebracht.In a method or a device of the beginning mentioned type, which is intended for space protection and at of the supply line preferably from one or more pipelines there are suction openings in the pipes periodically spread over the entire room. Such a method and such an apparatus are for example known from DE 33 48 107 A, where the posed Problem was the icing of the intake openings. To the solution are special, separately manufactured caps as Openings attached.
Es ist unter anderem als nachteilig erkannt worden, daß die Detektionssicherheit einer Brandkenngröße mit zunehmender Entfernung von dem ansaugenden Lüfter aufgrund des in den Rohrleitungen entstehenden Druckabfalls abnimmt. Bei Verwendung des genannten Verfahrens bzw. der Vorrichtung zur Einrichtungsüberwachung, d.h. beispielsweise zur Überwachung von elektronischen Geräten, kann die Zuleitung auch aus einer Rohrleitung bestehen, die dann allerdings deutlich kürzer ist, so daß alle Ansaugöffnungen gleich sein können. Allerdings müssen sie bei unterschiedlicher Anzahl der Ansaugöffnungen unterschiedliche Durchmesser aufweisen, weil die Gesamtansaugfläche wegen der empfindlichen Luftstromüberwachung nur innerhalb einer kleinen Bandbreite liegen kann. Somit ergibt sich das Erfordernis einer Vielzahl unterschiedlicher Ansaugöffnungsdurchmesser, die auf einen Zehntel Millimeter genau stimmen müssen, was einen entsprechenden Aufwand bei der Montage mit sich bringt. Among other things, it has been recognized as disadvantageous that the Detection reliability of a fire parameter with increasing Distance from the intake fan due to the in the Pipelines occurring pressure drop decreases. Using said method or device for device monitoring, i.e. for example to monitor electronic devices, the supply line can also come from a Pipeline, which is then significantly shorter, so that all intake openings can be the same. Indeed they have to with different numbers of intake openings have different diameters because of the total suction area because of the sensitive airflow monitoring only can be within a small range. Thus it results there is a need for a large number of different intake opening diameters, which is accurate to a tenth of a millimeter have to vote what a corresponding effort at the Assembly.
An diesen Nachteilen setzt die vorliegende Erfindung an, als deren Aufgabe es angesehen wird, eine hohe Effektivität des Verfahrens sowie eine hohe Sensibilität der Vorrichtung zum Detektieren von Entstehungsbränden über den gesamten Einzugsbereich zu erzielen und gleichzeitig eine einfache Montage der Vorrichtung zu ermöglichen.The present invention addresses these disadvantages as whose task is considered to be a high effectiveness of the Process and a high sensitivity of the device for Detect fires across the entire catchment area to achieve and at the same time easy assembly of the Allow device.
Diese Aufgabe wird bei einem Verfahren der eingangs genannten Art dadurch gelöst, daß die Ansaugbohrungen in der Zuleitung, welche die Ansaugöffnungen bilden, mit einer Folie überklebt werden, die ein ausgestanztes Loch aufweist, und zwar derart, daß das Loch mit der Ansaugbohrung der Zuleitung fluchtet, und daß der Durchmesser der Löcher in den Folien den wirksamen Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnungen verringert.This task is carried out in a method of the aforementioned Type solved in that the suction holes in the supply line, which form the suction openings, covered with a film which has a punched hole, in such a way that the hole is aligned with the suction hole of the supply line, and that the diameter of the holes in the foils the effective Cross-section of the suction openings reduced.
Der große Vorteil dieser erfindungsgemäßen Lösung liegt darin, daß alle Ansaugbohrungen den gleichen Durchmesser aufweisen können, und daß der wirksame Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnungen vor Ort, d.h. bei der Montage, an die jeweiligen Erfordernisse angepaßt werden kann. Dies ist insofern ein großer Vorteil, als dadurch Standard-Zuleitungen verwendet werden können, deren Ansaugbohrungen auf preiswerte und wesentlich genauere Art und Weise fabrikmäßig vorgefertigt werden. Darüber hinaus haben am Ort der Montage gebohrte Löcher den Nachteil, daß sie einen Grat aufweisen, was wegen der dadurch erzeugten Luftverwirbelungen, dem Partikeleintrag und nicht zuletzt wegen der erhöhten Geräusche durch die vorbeiströmende Luft nicht wünschenswert ist. Demgegenüber haben die Folien zur Reduzierung des Ansaugquerschnitts den Vorteil, daß sie nicht "pfeifen", wie es beispielsweise auch Lochscheiben aus Kunststoff oder Metall tun würden.The great advantage of this solution according to the invention is that that all suction holes have the same diameter can, and that the effective cross section of the suction openings on site, i.e. during assembly, to the respective requirements can be adjusted. This is a big advantage in that as standard leads can be used as a result, their suction holes on inexpensive and much more accurate Way are prefabricated in the factory. Furthermore holes drilled at the place of assembly have the disadvantage that they have a burr, which is due to the air turbulence generated by this, the particle entry and not least because the increased noise from the air flowing past is desirable. In contrast, the films have to reduce of the intake cross section the advantage that they are not "whistle", as for example perforated disks Plastic or metal would do.
Die der vorliegenden Erfindung zugrundeliegende Aufgabe wird ferner durch zwei alternative Ausführungsformen der Vorrichtung der eingangs genannten Art gelöst. Bei der ersten Ausführungsform nimmt der Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnungen mit zunehmender Entfernung vom Lüfter zu, obwohl die Ansaugbohrungen in der Zuleitung, welche die Ansaugöffnungen bilden, alle denselben Durchmesser aufweisen, indem jede Ansaugbohrung mit einer Folie abgedeckt ist, die ein ausgestanztes Loch aufweist, das einen vorgegebenen, geringeren Durchmesser als die Ansaugbohrung aufweist und konzentrisch mit dieser angeordnet ist, so daß die Ansaugöffnung einen reduzierten Querschnitt erhält.The object underlying the present invention will further by two alternative embodiments of the device solved the type mentioned. In the first embodiment takes the cross section of the suction openings increasing distance from the fan too, though the suction holes in the supply line, which form the suction openings, all have the same diameter by each suction hole is covered with a film that has a punched hole has a predetermined, smaller diameter than has the suction hole and concentric with it is arranged so that the suction opening is reduced Cross section.
Bei der zweiten Ausführungsform ist eine Reduzierung des Querschnitts der Ansaugöffnungen bei gleichbleibendem Durchmesser der Ansaugbohrunten in der Zuleitung vorgesehen, indem jede Ansaugbohrung wiederum mit einer Folie abgedeckt ist, die ein ausgestanztes Loch aufweist, das einen vorgegebenen, geringeren Durchmesser als die Ansaugbohrung aufweist und konzentrisch mit dieser angeordnet ist, so daß die Ansaugöffnung einen reduzierten Querschnitt erhält.In the second embodiment, a reduction in Cross-section of the suction openings with the same diameter of the suction bores provided in the supply line by each suction hole is in turn covered with a film that has a punched hole that has a predetermined, has a smaller diameter than the suction bore and is arranged concentrically with this, so that the suction opening receives a reduced cross section.
Die erste der genannten Vorrichtungen ist auf den Raumschutz zugeschnitten. Dadurch, daß der wirksame Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnungen mit zunehmender Entfernung vom Lüfter ebenfalls zunimmt, wird der Druckabfall in der Zuleitung kompensiert und es entsteht über die ganze Länge der Zuleitung an jeder Ansaugöffnung dieselbe Saugleistung. Die zweite beschriebene Vorrichtung ist demgegenüber auf die Einrichtungsüberwachung zugeschnitten, wo zwar alle Ansaugöffnungen gleich sein können, aber abhängig von der Anzahl der Ansaugöffnungen unterschiedliche Durchmesser aufweisen müssen, um die Gesamtansaugfläche in einer bestimmten vorgegebenen Bandbreite zu halten. Auch bei dieser Ausgestaltung der Vorrichtung ist es von Vorteil, daß zunächst alle Ansaugbohrungen in der Zuleitung denselben Durchmesser aufweisen, der dann am Ort der Montage durch Aufkleben der Folien an die speziellen Erfordernisse angepaßt wird. Beispielsweise kann die Zuleitung in Form einer Rohrleitung als Meterware mit durchgehend gleich großen Ansaugbohrungen hergestellt, am Ort der Montage auf die erforderliche Länge zugeschnitten und dann hinsichtlich des (indirekt) längenabhängigen Durchmessers der Ansaugöffnungen mit den Folien an die Erfordernisse des jeweiligen Orts angepaßt werden.The first of the devices mentioned is on room protection tailored. The fact that the effective cross section of the Also suction openings with increasing distance from the fan increases, the pressure drop in the supply line is compensated and it arises over the entire length of the supply line the same suction power for each suction opening. The second described Device, on the other hand, is based on facility monitoring tailored where all the suction openings are the same may be, but depending on the number of intake openings must have different diameters to the total suction area within a certain predetermined range hold. It is also in this embodiment of the device It is advantageous that all suction bores in the supply line are first have the same diameter, which is then at the location of the Assembly by gluing the foils to the special requirements is adjusted. For example, the feed line in Shape of a pipeline by the meter with the same throughout large suction holes made at the place of assembly on the cut required length and then with regard to the (indirect) length-dependent diameter of the intake openings with the slides to the requirements of the respective location be adjusted.
Vorteilhafte Weiterbildungen der Erfindung sind in den Unteransprüchen angegeben.Advantageous developments of the invention are in the subclaims specified.
So ist es beispielsweise für ein Verfahren, bei dem die Raumluft- bzw. Gerätekühlluftproben dem Detektor aktiv mittels eines Lüfters zugeführt werden, vorzugsweise vorgesehen, daß mit zunehmender Entfernung vom Lüfter Folien mit größeren Lochquerschnitten verwendet werden. In dieser Ausgestaltung ist das Verfahren aus den vorstehend erläuterten Gründen für den Raumschutz vorgesehen. For example, it is for a process in which the indoor air or device cooling air samples to the detector actively a fan are fed, preferably provided that with increasing distance from the fan foils with larger ones Hole cross sections are used. In this configuration is the method for the reasons explained above for the room protection provided.
Entsprechend ist für die für den Raumschutz vorgesehene Vorrichtung gemäß Anspruch 3 als Weiterbildung vorgesehen, daß die Ansaugbohrungen in der Zuleitung, welche die Ansaugöffnungen bilden, alle denselben Durchmesser aufweisen, und daß jede Ansaugbohrung mit der vorstehend bereits beschriebenen Folie in der Art abgedeckt ist, daß die resultierende Ansaugöffnung einen reduzierten Querschnitt erhält.The same is true for the device intended for space protection provided according to claim 3 as a further development that the suction holes in the supply line, which are the suction openings form, all have the same diameter, and that each suction hole with the one already described above Foil is covered in such a way that the resulting suction opening receives a reduced cross section.
Schließlich ist es für eine der beschriebenen Vorrichtungen, bei der die Zuleitung eine Rohrleitung ist, vorzugsweise vorgesehen, daß die den Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnung reduzierende Folie mittels einer Banderole auf der Rohrleitung befestigt ist. Diese Banderole kann beispielsweise auffallende rote Randstreifen aufweisen, so daß die Ansaugstellen auf der Rohrleitung eindeutig gekennzeichnet sind. Darüber hinaus kann die den wirksamen Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnung verringernde Folie einen Aufdruck des Lochdurchmessers aufweisen, der bei Verwendung der Banderole immer gut ablesbar bleibt.Finally, for one of the devices described, in which the feed line is a pipeline, preferably provided that the reducing the cross section of the suction opening Foil on the pipeline using a banderole is attached. This banderole can be striking, for example have red border strips so that the suction points on the Pipeline are clearly marked. Furthermore, can which reduces the effective cross section of the suction opening Have a print of the hole diameter, which at Use of the band always remains clearly legible.
Im folgenden wird ein bevorzugtes Ausführungsbeispiel der Erfindung anhand einer Zeichnung näher erläutert.In the following, a preferred embodiment of the Invention explained with reference to a drawing.
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- Fig. 1
- eine schematische Schnittdarstellung einer Vorrichtung zum Detektieren von Entstehungsbränden an der Wand eines Raumes;
- Fig. 2a
- eine Draufsicht auf einen Rohrleitungsabschnitt mit einer Ansaugbohrung;
- Fig. 2b
- den Rohrabschnitt gemäß Fig. 2a, jedoch mit der erfindungsgemäßen Folie über der Ansaugbohrung;
- Fig. 2c
- den Rohrabschnitt gemäß Fig. 2b, jedoch mit angebrachter Banderole;
- Fig. 2d
- eine Draufsicht auf die Folie, welche über die Ansaugbohrung geklebt wird; und
- Fig. 2e
- eine Banderole, wie sie zum Schutz der Folie auf den Rohrabschnitt gemäß Fig. 2c geklebt ist.
- Fig. 1
- is a schematic sectional view of a device for detecting fires on the wall of a room;
- Fig. 2a
- a plan view of a pipe section with a suction bore;
- Fig. 2b
- the pipe section of Figure 2a, but with the film of the invention over the suction hole.
- Fig. 2c
- the pipe section of Figure 2b, but with the band attached;
- Fig. 2d
- a plan view of the film which is glued over the suction hole; and
- Fig. 2e
- a sleeve as it is glued to protect the film on the pipe section according to FIG. 2c.
Fig. 1 zeigt das Gehäuse 9 eines Branddetektors 1, das an der
Wand 13 einer Raumecke befestigt ist. An der Decke des Raums
ist eine Zuleitung 15 in Form einer Rohrleitung mit Schellen
11 befestigt, die sich an der senkrechten Raumwand bis zu dem
Detektorgehäuse 9 fortsetzt. Die Rohrleitung 15 weist im
Deckenbereich Ansaugöffnungen 18 auf, durch welche repräsentative
Teilmengen der aufsteigenden Raumluft in die Rohrleitung
15 gelangen. An ihrem freien Ende ist die Rohrleitung
15 durch eine Kappe 12 verschlossen. In Strömungsrichtung
mündet die Rohrleitung durch eine Lufteintrittsöffnung 4 in
das Gehäuse 9 des Detektors 1. Die Pfeile in der Rohrleitung
15 kennzeichnen die Richtung der Luftströmung, welche die
angesaugte Raumluft durch die Lufteintrittsöffnung 4 in das
Gehäuse 9 führt. Dort ist sie als Luftstrom 8 dargestellt, der
durch eine Luftaustrittsöffnung 5 wieder aus dem Gehäuse 9
austritt. Das Gehäuse 9 des Branddetektors 1 weist als in
diesem Zusammenhang wesentliche Bauteile einen Sensor 3 zum
Erkennen einer Brandkenngröße sowie einen Lüfter 2 zum
Ansaugen der Raumluftproben auf. Der Sensor 3 besitzt im
oberen Bereich Luftschlitze 6, 7, durch welche der Lüfter 2
den Luftstrom 8 zieht. Ein Luftstromsensor 14 überwacht hierbei
die Kontinuität der Luftströmung.Fig. 1 shows the
Die Fig. 2a bis c zeigen jeweils einen Abschnitt der Rohrleitung
15 mit einer einzigen Ansaugbohrung 10, von der allerdings
eine ganze Reihe weiterer identischer Ansaugbohrungen
über die gesamte Länge der Rohrleitung 15 verteilt vorgesehen
sind. Bei dem Rohrabschnitt 15 der Fig. 2b ist die Ansaugbohrung
10 mit einer Folie 16 überklebt, welche ein ausgestanztes
Loch 21 aufweist, welches mit der Ansaugbohrung 10 fluchtet
und den wirksamen Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnung reduziert. In
Fig. 2c ist über die Folie 16 eine Banderole mit auffallenden
Randstreifen geklebt und teilweise um den Rohrabschnitt 15
gewickelt, wodurch ein sicherer Halt sowie ein Schutz der
Folie 16 erzielt wird. Die Banderole weist ein ausgestanztes
Loch 19 auf, was nach dem Aufkleben der Banderole mit dem Loch
21 in der Folie 16 und damit auch mit der Ansaugbohrung 10 in
dem Rohrabschnitt 15 fluchtet. 2a to c each show a section of the
Die Fig. 2d zeigt eine Draufsicht auf eine kreisförmige Folie
16, die ein konzentrisch ausgestanztes Loch 21 vorgegebener
Größe (hier: 7 mm) aufweist.2d shows a top view of a
Fig. 2e zeigt eine Draufsicht auf die Banderole 17 mit dem
zentral ausgestanzten Loch 19 sowie einem beidseitigen auffälligen
Randstreifen 20. Das Loch 19 kann einen Standard-Durchmesser
aufweisen, der dem der Ansaugbohrungen in der
Rohrleitung 15 entspricht. Beides, sowohl die Folie 16 als
auch die Banderole 17, sind auf ihrer Rückseite selbstklebend
ausgebildet.Fig. 2e shows a plan view of the
Mit der Folie 16 zur Reduzierung des wirksamen Querschnitts
der Ansaugöffnungen 18 (Fig. 1) in der Rohrleitung 15 einer
Vorrichtung zum Detektieren von Entstehungsbränden lassen sich
die durchweg identischen Ansaugbohrungen 10 in der Rohrleitung
15, welche die Ansaugöffnungen 18 (Fig. 1) bilden, auf
einfache und sehr effektive Art und Weise an die jeweiligen
Bedürfnisse anpassen: beim Raumschutz, wo es erfindungsgemäß
vorgesehen ist, daß der Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnungen 18 mit
zunehmender Entfernung vom Lüfter 2 zunimmt, wird der
Durchmesser der Ansaugbohrungen 10 in der Nähe des Lüfters 2
auf ein bestimmtes Maß reduziert, und mit zunehmender
Entfernung vom Lüfter 2 werden Folien 16 mit größeren
Lochquerschnitten verwendet. Bei der Einrichtungsüberwachung,
wo wegen der deutlich kürzeren Rohrleitungslänge alle Ansaugöffnungen
einen identischen Querschnitt haben können, werden
die in der Zuleitung 15 herstellerseitig vorgesehenen Ansaugbohrungen
10, die alle denselben Durchmesser aufweisen, durch
Aufkleben je einer Folie auf einen bestimmten, in Abhängigkeit
der Anzahl der vorgesehenen Ansaugöffnungen 18 berechneten
Durchmesser reduziert, wodurch letztlich der wirksame
Querschnitt der Ansaugöffnungen 18 verringert wird. Während
beispielsweise bei einem I-Rohrsystem für den Raumschutz (eine
geradlinige Rohrleitung 15), das zwei Ansaugöffnungen
aufweist, ein Durchmesser von 6,8 mm für jede Ansaugöffnung
vorgesehen ist, nimmt dieser Durchmesser bei 8 vorgesehenen
Ansaugöffnungen kontinuierlich von einem Durchmesser von 3,9
mm (dem Lüfter am nächsten liegend) bis zu einem Durchmesser
von 4,0 mm (am weitesten vom Lüfter entfernt) zu. Bei einem I-Rohrsystem
für die Einrichtungsüberwachung beträgt der
identische Durchmesser der Ansaugöffnungen 18 bei zwei
vorhandenen Öffnungen beispielsweise 6,0 mm und bei acht
vorhandenen Öffnungen beispielsweise nur noch 3,6 mm. In
beiden Beispielen ist die erforderliche Größe der
Ansaugöffnungen durch Aufkleben der entsprechenden Folien 16
erzielbar, deren Stanzloch den geforderten Durchmesser aufweist,
während die Ansaugbohrung 10 in der Rohrleitung 15
selbst durchgehend einen standardmäßig vorgesehenen Durchmesser
von beispielsweise 10 mm aufweist.With the
Claims (5)
- Method of detecting incipient fires in rooms or electronic apparatus, comprising the following steps:a) samples of air from the room or of cooling air from the apparatus are fed continuously to a detector (1) for detecting a fire parameter via at least one supply linc (15) arranged in the room to be monitored or on or in the apparatus to be monitored and comprising a plurality of intake openings (18);b) an evaluation unit electrically connected to the detector (1) emits a signal in accordance with predetermined criteria when the detector (1) detects a fire parameter;c) a foil (16) is glued over each of the intake bores (10) in the supply line (15) forming the intake openings (18), said foil (16) comprising a punched hole (21) such thatd) the hole (21) is aligned with the intake bore (10) in the supply line (15), and thate) the diameter of the holes (21) in the foils (16) reduces the effective cross section of the intake openings (18).
- Method according to claim 1, in which the samples of air from the room or of cooling air from the apparatus are fed actively to the detector by means of a fan (2), characteriscd in that foils (16) with larger hole cross sections are used as the distance from the fan (2) increases.
- Device for detecting incipient fires, comprising a detector (1) for detecting a fire parameter, at least one supply line (15) provided with intake openings (18), the cross section of which increases as the distance from a fan (2) feeding samples of ambient air to the detector (1) via the supply line (15) increases, characterised in that the intake bores (18) in the supply line (15) forming the intake openings (18) all have the same diameter and that each intake bore (10) is covered by a foil (16) comprising a punched hole (21) which has a predetermined, smallcr diameter than the intake bore (10) and is arranged concentrically therewith so as to give the intake opening (18) a reduced cross section.
- Device for detecting incipient fires, comprising a detector (1) for detecting a fire parameter, at least one supply line (15) provided with intake openings (18), and a fan (2) which feeds samples of ambicnt air to the detector (1) via the supply line (15), characterised in that the intake bores (10) in the supply line (15) forming the intake openings (18) all have the same diameter and that each intake bore (10) is covered by a foil (16) comprising a punched hole (21) which has a predetermined, smaller diameter than the intake bore (10) and is arranged concentrically therewith so as to give the intake opening (18) a reduced cross section.
- Device according to one of claims 3 to 4, in which the supply line (15) is a pipeline, characterised in that the foil (16) rcducing the cross section of the intake opening (18) is secured to the pipeline by means of a sleeve (17).
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