JP6388514B2 - Packaged automatic fire extinguishing equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment that performs fire extinguishing using a fire extinguisher stored in a tank unit.

  Conventionally, a package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment that radiates a fire extinguisher stored in a tank unit from a nozzle is known (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). Patent Document 1 discloses a home-use central fire extinguishing system in which, when a fire is detected, a fire extinguishing agent stored in a fire extinguishing agent storage container automatically radiates to a fire extinguishing agent jet head near a fire occurrence point through a conduit. Has been. Patent Document 2 discloses an automatic fire extinguishing facility that includes a tank for storing a fire extinguishing agent and a pressurizing unit that pressurizes the inside of the tank, and pressurizes the inside of the tank by the pressurizing unit in the event of a fire.

JP 2001-104506 A JP-A-10-216262

  By the way, in general fire extinguishing equipment, in order to prevent the flow rate of water flowing into the secondary side piping of the discharge conduit from becoming excessive when a fire breaks out, a constant flow valve that makes the water supply flow rate constant is used. In some package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment such as Patent Documents 1 and 2, a constant flow valve may be used. The secondary pipe of the discharge conduit is installed to be branched for each of the plurality of fire extinguishing sections, and in particular, it is necessary to comply with the provision that the same discharge conduit cannot be used between adjacent simultaneous radiation areas. Therefore, for example, when the distance from the fire extinguishing section to the tank unit is long, it may take time until the extinguishing agent is released from the extinguishing agent radiating part such as an open sprinkler head.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and provides a package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment capable of radiating a fire extinguishing agent in a predetermined time to any fire extinguishing section. It is an object.

The package type automatic fire extinguishing apparatus of the present invention includes a tank unit in which a fire extinguisher is stored, a discharge conduit connected to the tank unit through which the fire extinguisher flows, and a fire extinguisher radiation that emits the fire extinguisher flowing through the discharge conduit. A motor-operated valve for controlling the supply of the extinguishing agent from the tank unit to the extinguishing agent radiating unit, a constant flow valve connected in series to the motor operated valve, and the motor operated valve and the constant flow valve. A bypass pipe connected to the bypass pipe, a bypass motor-operated valve for controlling the flow of the fire extinguishing agent to the bypass pipe, and a plurality of fire fighters installed in each fire-extinguishing section to detect a fire at the place where the extinguishing agent radiation section is installed of a fire detection unit, and a control unit for controlling the operation of the electric valve based on the detection of a fire in the fire section, the control unit, depending on the position of the fire fighting compartment fire sensing unit is installed, a bypass Together and controls the opening and closing of the valve, the distance from the tank unit to fire extinguishing agent radiating portion is an opening operation of the bypass electrically operated valve is longer.

  According to the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment of the present invention, by having the bypass piping connected in parallel to the motor operated valve and the constant flow valve, and the bypass motor operated valve for controlling the flow of the extinguishing agent to the bypass piping, If it takes time to replace the fire extinguishing agent at the farthest part, open the bypass motorized valve and increase the flow rate of the extinguishing agent to expedite the time to replace the water and air filled in the piping with the extinguishing agent. The fire extinguisher can be radiated at a predetermined time in the fire extinguisher radiation section.

It is a schematic diagram which shows embodiment of the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment of FIG.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a package type automatic fire extinguishing apparatus will be described with reference to the drawings. Drawing 1 is a mimetic diagram showing an embodiment of a package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment of the present invention. The package-type automatic fire extinguishing apparatus 1 shown in FIG. 1 detects heat or smoke generated by a fire and automatically emits a fire extinguishing agent to extinguish the fire. The package-type automatic fire extinguishing equipment 1 includes a tank unit 2, a discharge conduit 5, an electric valve (selection valve) 6, a fire extinguishing agent radiating unit 9, a fire detection unit 10, and a control unit 20.

  The tank unit 2 stores a fire extinguisher and has, for example, a structure in which a plurality of (for example, three) fire extinguishing agent storage containers 2A are connected to each other by piping. The tank unit 2 is connected to a discharge conduit 5 and supplies a fire extinguishing agent to the discharge conduit 5. In addition, although illustrated about the case where the tank unit 2 is provided with three fire extinguishing chemical storage containers 2A, it is not limited to the above-described structure, and may consist of one fire extinguishing chemical storage container 2A, or two or more fire extinguishing chemicals. The medicine storage containers 2A may be connected to each other by piping.

  A gas container 3 for pressurization is connected to the tank unit 2 via an activation valve 4. The pressurization gas container 3 is filled with pressurization gas for pressurizing the pressure in the tank unit 2 such as nitrogen gas. The start valve 4 controls the supply of the pressurizing gas to the tank unit 2, and its operation is controlled by the control unit 20. When a fire extinguishing agent is supplied from the tank unit 2 to the discharge conduit 5 in the event of a fire, the start valve 4 is opened, and the pressurizing gas is supplied from the pressurizing gas container 3 to the tank unit 2. Pressurized. Thereby, the fire extinguisher in the tank unit 2 can be supplied to the discharge conduit 5 side at a predetermined pressure.

  The discharge conduit 5 connects the tank unit 2 and the extinguishing agent radiating portion 9. In FIG. 1, for example, three discharge conduits 5 are branched from the tank unit 2 and connected. Moreover, each discharge conduit | pipe 5 is branched for every predetermined room, respectively, and is connected to the several extinguishing agent radiation | emission part 9 installed in each room. The discharge conduit 5 is provided with a motor-operated valve 6 that controls the supply of the extinguishing agent from the tank unit 2 to the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9. When the motor-operated valve 6 is closed, no extinguishing agent is supplied from the tank unit 2 to the extinguishing agent radiation unit 9 side, and when the motor-operated valve 6 is opened, the extinguishing agent from the tank unit 2 to the extinguishing agent radiation unit 9 side. Is supplied. In other words, the discharge conduit 5 is distinguished into a primary side pipe 5a that connects the tank unit 2 and the motor-operated valve 6 and a secondary side pipe 5b that connects the motor-operated valve 6 and the extinguishing agent radiation portion 9. When the motor-operated valve 6 is opened, the extinguishing agent is supplied to the secondary pipe 5b.

  The constant flow valve 7 is connected in series to the secondary side (downstream side) of the motor-operated valve 6, and from the tank unit 2 (primary side pipe 5a side) to the extinguishing agent radiating section 9 (secondary side pipe 5b side). It is adjusted so that a constant flow rate of the fire extinguisher is supplied to. That is, the constant flow valve 7 is an adjustment valve that keeps the flow rate constant regardless of the pressure change on the inlet side (primary side pipe 5a side) or outlet side (secondary side pipe 5b side) of the motor-operated valve 6. .

  Further, the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment 1 includes a bypass pipe 21 connected in parallel to the motor-operated valve 6 and the constant flow valve 7, and a bypass motor-operated valve 22 provided on the bypass pipe 21. The operation of the bypass motor-operated valve 22 is controlled by the control unit 20, and when the bypass motor-operated valve 22 is opened, the fire extinguisher is supplied from the tank unit 2 to the secondary-side pipe 5b via the bypass pipe 21.

  A flow switch 8 is provided on the outflow side of the constant flow valve 7 and the bypass pipe 21 (inlet side of the secondary pipe 5b). The flow switch 8 is discharged from the tank unit 2 by the operation of the heat sensitive opening joint 10A. 5 has a function of detecting the supply of the extinguishing agent to the secondary side pipe 5 b and sending it to the control unit 20.

  Further, a water supply device 30 is connected to the secondary side pipe 5 b of the discharge conduit 5 through a water supply pipe 40. The water supply device 30 includes a water supply tank 31 that stores water and an auxiliary pressurizing pump 32 that applies water pressure to the discharge conduit 5 from the water in the water supply tank 31. The secondary side pipe 5b is filled with water by the water supply device 30 via the water supply pipe 40, and a low water pressure is applied (wet). The water supply pipe 40 is provided with a pressurization line shutoff valve 41, and the pressurization line shutoff valve 41 shuts off the supply of water from the water supply device 30 according to a command from the control unit 20.

  The extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 radiates the extinguishing agent supplied from the tank unit 2, and is connected to the tank unit 2 via the discharge conduit 5. The fire extinguishing agent radiating section 9 is composed of, for example, an open sprinkler head, and a plurality of extinguishing agent radiating sections 9 are installed for each room of the building. The fire extinguisher radiating unit 9 radiates the fire extinguisher to a predetermined radiation section ER in the room to extinguish the fire. Since the extinguishing agent radiation unit 9 is supplied with the extinguishing agent via the constant flow valve 7, it is possible to radiate at a constant flow rate with a constant pressure when radiating. In addition, although the case where the fire extinguisher radiating portion 9 is composed of an open type sprinkler head is illustrated, any known technology such as a closed type sprinkler head may be applied as long as it radiates a fire extinguisher. be able to.

  The fire detection unit 10 is installed at the installation site of the extinguishing agent radiation unit 9 and detects a fire at the installation site. Specifically, the fire detection unit 10 includes two types of detectors having different detection mechanisms, and includes, for example, a heat sensitive open joint 10A and a sensor 10B.

  The heat-sensitive open joint 10A is connected between the secondary pipe 5b of the discharge conduit 5 and the extinguishing agent radiating section 9. The heat-sensitive open joint 10A is normally 2 when the valve body is closed but senses heat. The valve element is configured to open by water pressure or the like in the secondary pipe 5b. For example, when the heat sensitive open joint 10A reaches a predetermined temperature (for example, 60 ° C.) or higher, the valve body in the heat sensitive open joint 10A is opened. Then, the extinguishing agent is supplied to the plurality of extinguishing agent radiating units 9 connected to the heat-sensitive open joint 10A, and the extinguishing agent is radiated from each extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 to the radiation section ER. When the fire extinguishing section FS is set in an individual room or the like (in the case of a wide space), a predetermined range is defined for the radiation section of one nozzle. For example, four fire extinguishing agent radiating portions are provided in the heat sensitive joint 10A. 9 is connected to form a fire extinguishing section FS with four radiation sections ER as one partition. The fire extinguishing section FS is set to be connected to the discharge conduit 5 of a system different from the adjacent fire extinguishing section.

  The sensor 10B senses heat or smoke generated by a fire and transmits a fire information signal to the control unit 20, and includes, for example, a constant temperature analog sensor, a differential analog sensor, a thermocouple, and the like. ing. Similarly to the heat-sensitive open joint 10A, the sensor 10B is provided for each of a plurality of fire extinguishing sections.

  The control part 20 acquires a fire information signal from the sensor 10B, and controls operation | movement of the motor operated valve 6 based on a fire information signal. When the control unit 20 acquires the fire information signal, the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 continuously emits the extinguishing agent during the continuous emission period, and the extinguishing agent is intermittently emitted after the continuous emission period has elapsed. 6 is controlled. Specifically, when a fire information signal is transmitted from the fire detection unit 10 and the fire information signal is accumulated for a certain time, the control unit 20 determines that a fire has occurred and opens the motor-operated valve 6. The control unit 20 closes the pressurization line shutoff valve 41 to stop water from being supplied to the secondary pipe 5b of the discharge conduit 5.

  At this time, the control unit 20 determines whether to open the bypass motor-operated valve 22 simultaneously with the motor-operated valve 6. That is, the control unit 20 controls the opening / closing of the bypass motor-operated valve 22 in accordance with the place where the fire has occurred. The control unit 20 stores, for example, the relationship between the (ID number) for each of the plurality of sensors 10B and the opening / closing operation of the bypass motor operated valve 22 as a table, and the control unit 20 stores the ID number included in the fire information signal. The opening / closing operation of the bypass motor-operated valve 22 is controlled based on the table.

  And the control part 20 starts the count of a continuous radiation | emission period, when the flow switch 8 detects that the extinguishing agent was supplied to the discharge conduit 5 by the action | operation of 10 A of heat sensitive open joints. For example, a period of 120 seconds is set in the control unit 20 as the continuous radiation period. This continuous radiation period includes a period (for example, within 30 seconds) in which radiation of water in the discharge conduit 5 is completed and a period (for example, 90 seconds or more) in which the extinguishing agent is subsequently radiated. The control unit 20 performs control so that the motor-operated valve 6 is closed after the continuous radiation period has elapsed.

  Moreover, the control part 20 controls the motor operated valve 6 so that a fire extinguishing agent may be radiated | emitted intermittently after progress of the continuous radiation period mentioned above. The control unit 20 stores in advance a radiation stop period (for example, 60 seconds) for stopping the emission of the extinguishing agent and a re-radiation period (for example, 30 seconds) for re-radiating the extinguishing agent. Then, the control unit 20 closes the motor-operated valve 6 so as to stop the emission of the extinguishing agent during the radiation stop period after the elapse of the continuous radiation period, and after the elapse of the radiation stop period, the extinguishing agent is emitted only during the re-emission period. The motorized valve 6 is opened as is done. The control unit 20 repeatedly closes the motor-operated valve 6 during the radiation stop period and opens the motor-operated valve 6 during the re-radiation period.

  In particular, the control unit 20 has a function of determining whether or not the above-described extinguishing agent is re-radiated based on the detection of the fire detection unit 10. That is, an operation (recovery operation) for confirming the output state of the sensor 10B is performed within the radiation stop period or after the radiation stop period has elapsed, and the fire is detected again with the sensor 10B reset. When the sensor 10B detects fire again and transmits a fire information signal, the control unit 20 controls the motor-operated valve 6 so that the extinguishing agent is re-radiated during the re-radiation period. On the other hand, when the fire information signal is not transmitted again from the sensor 10B, the control unit 20 controls so that the extinguishing agent is not re-radiated. In other words, it can be considered that the radiation stop period is extended until the sensor 10B detects it, and the extinguishing agent can be re-radiated at the timing when the extinguishing agent needs to be re-radiated. It has become.

  Furthermore, when the control unit 20 acquires fire information from the adjacent fire extinguishing section adjacent to the fire extinguishing section that intermittently radiates the fire extinguishing agent, the control section 20 intermittently radiates the fire extinguishing agent from the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 of the adjacent fire extinguishing section. Thus, it has a function of controlling the motor-operated valve 6. For example, in FIG. 1, when the fire information signal is transmitted from the fire detection unit 10 of the adjacent fire extinguishing section NFS when the extinguishing agent is intermittently emitted in the fire extinguishing section FS, the control unit 20 Control is performed so that the motor-operated valve 6 leading to the adjacent fire extinguishing section NFS is opened and closed intermittently so as to repeat the radiation stop period.

  The water supply pipe 40 is provided with a water pressure detection unit 42 for monitoring the water pressure of the secondary side pipe 5b, and the control unit 20 detects the breakage of the heat-sensitive open joint 10A based on the detection result of the water pressure detection unit 42. . Specifically, the water pressure detection unit 42 includes a pressure switch or the like, and the inside of the discharge conduit 5 is depressurized when the heat-sensitive open joint 10A is damaged. At this time, when the water pressure detection unit 42 detects the reduced pressure, the control unit 20 can detect the breakage of the heat-sensitive open joint 10A.

  FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment of FIG. 1, and an operation example of the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. First, the fire detection unit 10 monitors whether or not a fire has occurred at an installation location such as a room (step ST1). When a fire occurs (YES in step ST1), a fire information signal is transmitted from the sensor 10B of the fire detection unit 10 to the control unit 20 (step ST2).

  When the fire information signal is accumulated for a certain period of time, it is determined that a fire has occurred. When the occurrence of fire is determined by the control unit 20, the start valve 4 and the motor operated valve 6 are opened (step ST3). At this time, it is determined whether or not the bypass motor-operated valve 22 is opened in the control unit 20, and when it is determined that it is necessary to open, the bypass motor-operated valve 22 is also opened. In addition, in the heat sensitive open joint 10A of the fire detection unit 10, when the valve body is opened due to the heat of the fire, supply of the fire extinguishing agent from the discharge conduit 5 to the fire extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 is started.

  Then, the fire extinguisher stored in the tank unit 2 passes through the primary side pipe 5a of the discharge pipe 5, the electric valve 6, and the constant flow valve 7 (or the bypass pipe 21 when the bypass electric valve 22 is opened). The fire extinguishing agent radiation section 9 is supplied via the secondary pipe 5b of the discharge conduit 5 and the heat sensitive open joint 10A.

  When the extinguishing agent is supplied from the motor operated valve 6 to the secondary pipe 5 b of the discharge conduit 5, the supply of the extinguishing agent is detected by the flow switch 8 and sent to the control unit 20. Then, the control unit 20 starts counting time from the detection of the flow switch 8 and continues to open the motor-operated valve 6 until a continuous emission period (for example, 120 seconds) in which the extinguishing agent emission period has elapsed. The fire extinguishing agent is radiated from the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 (step ST4). In the continuous radiation period, the water filled in the secondary pipe 5b of the discharge conduit 5 is radiated from the fire extinguishing agent radiation section 9 within a predetermined period (for example, within 30 seconds) from the start of radiation. Thereafter, the bypass motor-operated valve 22 is closed, so that the extinguishing agent is emitted at a predetermined flow rate from the remaining time.

  When the radiation period of the extinguishing agent has elapsed (YES in step ST4), the motor-operated valve 6 is closed by the control unit 20 (step ST5). Thereafter, during the radiation stop period (for example, 60 seconds), the motor-operated valve 6 is closed and the emission of the extinguishing agent is stopped (step ST6). After the elapse of the radiation stop period (YES in step ST6), a recovery operation is performed to check whether the sensor 10B still detects a fire (step ST7). In the sensor 10B, the combustion product is not extinguished. Whether or not a fire has occurred again is monitored, and if it is determined that a fire has occurred again, a fire information signal is transmitted (YES in step ST8).

  When the fire information signal is transmitted again, the motor-operated valve 6 is opened and the fire extinguisher is re-radiated (step ST9). Then, after the extinguishing agent is emitted until the re-radiation period (for example, 30 seconds) elapses (step ST10), the motor-operated valve 6 is closed again (step ST5). Thereafter, the fire extinguishing agent is intermittently emitted based on the fire detection in the sensor 10B (step ST5 to step ST10).

  According to the above embodiment, the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment 1 includes the bypass pipe 21 and the bypass motor operated valve 22 connected in parallel to the motor operated valve 6 and the constant flow valve 7. When the distance to the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 is long and it takes time until the extinguishing agent is discharged from the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 due to the presence of the constant flow valve 7, by opening the bypass motor-operated valve 22, the extinguishing agent radiating The flow rate of the extinguishing agent supplied to the unit 9 can be increased, the time for replacing the water and air filled in the pipe with the extinguishing agent is advanced, and the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 at any installation location is predetermined. Because fire extinguishing agent can be emitted in the time of, fire extinguishing activities can be performed effectively.

  Furthermore, when the control unit 20 acquires the fire information, the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 continuously emits the extinguishing agent during the continuous emission period, and intermittently emits the extinguishing agent after the continuous emission period has elapsed. By controlling the motor-operated valve 6, it is possible to suppress the fire expansion in the fire section. That is, the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment 1 performs fire extinguishing activities using a limited amount of fire extinguishing agent in the tank unit 2. Here, when the extinguishing agent is radiated from the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9, the extinguishing agent may not be directly applied to the fire source, and even if the fire of the combustion material is temporarily extinguished, a fire may occur again. However, if all the extinguishant in the tank unit 2 is radiated continuously at a time as in the prior art, the fire extinguisher that re-radiates remains in the tank unit 2 in the event of a fire again. Because there is no fire can not be suppressed.

  On the other hand, in the package-type automatic fire extinguishing apparatus 1 of FIG. 1, not all the fire extinguishing agent in the tank unit 2 is emitted during the continuous radiation period, and the fire extinguishing agent is emitted intermittently after the continuous radiation period elapses. I have control. Thereby, even if it is a case where a fire continues again after a fire extinguishing operation in a fire extinguishing section (fire-compartment section), the fire-extinguishing agent can be reradiated and the fire-extinguishing agent can be effectively used.

  Further, when the control unit 20 acquires the fire information from the adjacent fire extinguishing section NFS adjacent to the fire extinguishing section FS that intermittently radiates the fire extinguishing agent, the control section 20 intermittently extinguishes the fire extinguishing agent from the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 of the adjacent fire extinguishing section NFS. When the motor-operated valve 6 is controlled so as to be emitted radiatively, if the first section is in an intermittent radiation state, the expansion of the fire is suppressed, and the expansion of the fire is also suppressed in the adjacent fire-extinguishing section NFS. It is possible to effectively suppress the spread of the fire by using the limited extinguishing agent in the tank unit 2.

The embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. For example, the continuous radiation period is 120 seconds, the radiation stop period is 60 seconds, and the re-radiation period is 30 seconds. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and can be set as necessary. . In addition, although the case where the fire extinguisher is re-radiated based on the presence or absence of the fire information signal is illustrated, it may be anything that radiates intermittently after the fire extinguisher is continuously emitted. Regardless, the extinguishing agent may be intermittently re-radiated only by the timer control of the control unit 20. At this time, the re-release time is controlled by a time set in advance in the control unit 20, but for example, the temperature information of the fire detector may be detected, and the re-release may be stopped when the temperature falls below a predetermined temperature. .
In addition, the four fire extinguishing agent radiating portions 9 are connected to the heat sensitive open joint 10A so that the fire extinguishing section FS is formed with the four radiation sections ER as one partition. However, the fire extinguisher radiation connected to the heat sensitive open joint 10A is formed. The part 9 is appropriately selected depending on the size of the fire extinguishing section FS to be formed.

  Moreover, although the case where the package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment 1 of FIG. 1 is a wet fire extinguishing equipment in which the discharge conduit 5 is filled with water is illustrated, the discharge conduit 5 may not be filled with water. Good (dry). Furthermore, in FIG. 1, the case where a heat-sensitive open joint 10 </ b> A is interposed between the tank unit 2 and the extinguishing agent radiating unit 9 is illustrated, but instead of this, an on-off valve whose opening / closing is controlled by the control unit 20 is illustrated. It may be used. Furthermore, in FIG. 1, the case where three discharge conduits 5 are branched and connected to the tank unit 2 is illustrated, but the tank unit 2 is connected to each of the plurality of discharge conduits 5. Also good. Even in these cases, the fire extinguishing agent can be efficiently emitted by intermittently radiating the extinguishing agent.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the operation of the heat-sensitive open joint 10A is detected by the flow switch 8. However, when the pressure in the pipe is reduced by monitoring the pressure in the pipe instead of the flow switch 8, the heat is detected. You may make it detect the action | operation of 10 A of open joints.
Furthermore, in the embodiment of the present invention, the timer is started using the heat-sensitive open joint 10A and the sensor 10B. For example, the timer is set by a fire sensor (such as a smoke sensor and a heat sensor) having different detection methods. You may make it start. In this case, the timer may be started when both sensors detect a fire without providing the flow switch 8 or the like.
Further, the re-release control method and the timer activation method of the control unit 20 may be set in any combination.

  1 package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment, 2 tank unit, 2A fire extinguishing chemical storage container, 3 gas container for pressurization, 4 start valve, 5 discharge conduit, 5a primary side piping, 5b secondary side piping, 6 motor operated valve, 7 constant flow rate Valve, 8 Flow switch, 9 Fire extinguisher radiating section, 10 Fire detection section, 10A Heat-sensitive open joint, 10B Detector, 20 Control section, 21 Bypass piping, 22 Bypass motor valve, 30 Water supply device, 31 Water supply tank, 32 Auxiliary addition Pressure pump, 40 water supply pipe, 41 pressurization line shutoff valve, 42 water pressure detector, ER radiation section, FS fire extinguishing section, NFS adjacent fire extinguishing section.

Claims (3)

A tank unit in which a fire extinguisher is stored;
A discharge conduit connected to the tank unit through which a fire extinguisher in the tank unit flows;
A fire extinguisher radiating section for radiating a fire extinguisher flowing through the discharge conduit;
An electric valve provided in the discharge conduit for controlling the supply of the extinguishing agent from the tank unit to the extinguishing agent radiation unit;
A constant flow valve connected in series to the motorized valve;
A bypass pipe connected in parallel to the motor-operated valve and the constant flow valve;
A bypass motor-operated valve provided in the bypass pipe for controlling the flow of the extinguishing agent to the bypass pipe ;
A plurality of fire detectors provided for each fire extinguishing section, for detecting a fire at a place where the extinguishing agent radiation unit is installed;
A control unit for controlling the operation of the motor-operated valve based on detection of a fire in the fire detection unit ,
The control unit controls opening and closing of the bypass electric valve according to the position of the fire extinguishing section where the fire detection unit is installed, and when the distance from the tank unit to the extinguishing agent radiation unit is long And opening the bypass electric valve .   The controller is
  Storing a table indicating the relationship between the distance between the fire detection unit and the tank unit and the presence or absence of the opening / closing operation of the bypass motor operated valve;
  Based on the table, the bypass motor operated valve is opened.
  The package-type automatic fire extinguishing equipment according to claim 1. The package type automatic fire extinguishing equipment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the control unit opens the bypass motor operated valve simultaneously with the opening of the motor operated valve.

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