KR20100124444A - Fire watch device of power distribution equipment - Google Patents

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KR20100124444A
KR20100124444A KR1020090043448A KR20090043448A KR20100124444A KR 20100124444 A KR20100124444 A KR 20100124444A KR 1020090043448 A KR1020090043448 A KR 1020090043448A KR 20090043448 A KR20090043448 A KR 20090043448A KR 20100124444 A KR20100124444 A KR 20100124444A
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a distribution facility fire monitoring apparatus.

Conventional distribution equipment does not have a function of initially detecting and informing when a fire occurs due to overload or poor contact, and thus, there is a problem in that it is not possible to cope with an initial fire accident of the distribution equipment.

According to the present invention, by detecting the initial fire phenomena caused by overload or poor contact to the distribution equipment to generate an alarm to properly deal with the initial fire occurs, the damage caused by the fire of the distribution equipment is prevented in advance.

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Fire Watch Device of Power Distribution Equipment

The present invention relates to a distribution facility fire monitoring apparatus, and in particular, by detecting an initial fire phenomenon caused by an overload or a poor contact to a distribution facility that distributes and supplies power to a power source, an alarm is generated and an alarm is generated. It relates to a distribution facility fire monitoring device to prevent damage caused in advance.

In general, in the case of supplying power, it is distributed to the power demand source by using distribution equipment.

Such power distribution equipment distributes electric power by distribution boards installed therein, and supplies the electric power to the power demand. If a problem such as overload or poor contact occurs during power supply, a fire occurs due to overheating.

Conventional distribution equipment does not have a function of initially detecting and informing when a fire occurs due to overload or poor contact, and thus, there is a problem in that it is not possible to cope with an initial fire accident of the distribution equipment.

The present invention has been proposed to solve the conventional problems as described above, the object of which is to properly deal with the initial fire occurrence by detecting an initial fire phenomena caused by an overload or poor contact to the power distribution equipment It is to provide a distribution facility fire monitoring device to prevent damages caused by fires in distribution facilities.

Distribution equipment fire alarm according to the present invention for achieving the object as described above, is installed at a specific position in the distribution equipment, the temperature sensor for sensing the temperature according to the overheat and output a corresponding voltage; A smoke detector installed at a specific location of the power distribution facility and detecting a smoke due to overheating and outputting a corresponding voltage; A comparator for outputting a fire occurrence notification signal according to a result of comparing the voltage from the temperature sensor and the smoke detector with a set reference voltage; And a controller configured to receive a fire occurrence notification signal from the comparison unit and output a signal for generating a fire alarm.

According to the invention, it characterized in that it further comprises a speaker for generating an alarm sound according to the signal for the fire alarm output from the control unit.

And, according to the present invention, the warning lamp for receiving a current at the time of connection of the current supply path to generate a visual alarm signal; The relay further includes a relay for connecting the current supply path according to a signal for generating a fire alarm output from the controller.

The present invention may further include an isolator which transmits a signal from the controller to the speaker and blocks a signal applied to the controller from the speaker.

In addition, the present invention further includes an isolator which transmits a signal from the control unit to the relay and blocks a signal applied to the control unit from the relay.

According to the invention, it further comprises a reset switch for resetting the control unit in accordance with a manual operation.

On the other hand, the present invention further includes a DC power supply unit for supplying the DC current generated by rectifying the AC power as supplied as the driving power.

The present invention further includes a detector power supply for supplying the temperature of the DC power supply to the temperature sensor and the smoke detector as a driving power.

According to the present invention, by detecting the initial fire phenomena caused by overload or poor contact to the distribution equipment to generate an alarm to properly deal with the initial fire occurs, the damage caused by the fire of the distribution equipment is prevented in advance.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the fire distribution system fire detector according to the present invention includes a temperature sensor 10a to 10c, a smoke detector 20a to 20b, a control unit 30, a detector power supply unit 40, a comparison unit 50, It comprises an isolator (60a, 60b), the relay 70, the reset switch 80, the DC power supply unit 90, the speaker (SP) and the warning lamp (AL).

Temperature detectors (10a ~ 10c) is installed at a specific location of the distribution equipment, if overheating occurs in the distribution panel due to overload or poor contact, such as by detecting the temperature corresponding to the overheating and comparing the voltage corresponding to the detected temperature 50 To apply. Such a temperature sensor (10a ~ 10c) can be implemented by using a variety of temperature detection sensor, by comparing the voltage corresponding to the detected temperature by detecting the temperature generated by overheating in the distribution panel provided in the distribution equipment 50 Output to.

Smoke detectors 20a to 20c are installed at specific locations of distribution facilities, and if smoke occurs due to overheating due to overload or poor contact, the smoke is detected and the voltage corresponding to the concentration of the corresponding smoke is compared. ) Is applied. Such smoke detectors 20a to 20c may be implemented by using various gas sensors, and when the smoke is generated by overheating generated in the distribution panel provided in the distribution equipment, the corresponding smoke is detected and the voltage corresponding to the temperature of the detected smoke. Is applied to the comparator 50.

The comparator 50 performs a function of notifying the controller 30 of the fire based on voltages applied from the temperature sensors 10a to 10c and the smoke detectors 20a to 20c due to the heat generated in the distribution panel.

The voltage applied from the temperature detectors 10a to 10c and the smoke detectors 20a to 20c is input to the first input terminal (+) of the comparator 50, and to the second input terminal (-) of the comparator 50. The reference voltage set by the resistor is input, and the output terminal of the comparator 50 is connected to the controller 30. The comparator 50 controls the controller 30 when the voltage applied to the first input terminal (+) from the temperature sensors 10a to 10c and the smoke detectors 20a to 20c is higher than the set reference voltage of the second input terminal (−). A high level voltage signal is output to notify the occurrence of a fire, and a voltage applied from the temperature detectors 10a to 10c and the smoke detectors 20a to 20c to the first input terminal (+) is applied to the second input terminal (−). If the reference voltage is lower than the set reference voltage, the controller 30 outputs a signal of a low level voltage to notify that a fire has not occurred.

The controller 30 determines whether a fire has occurred based on a signal input from the comparator 50 and controls the occurrence of an alarm for notifying the operator of the fire when a fire occurs. When the low level voltage signal is input from the comparator 50, the controller 30 determines that a fire has not occurred and performs a control process so as not to generate a fire alarm, and the high level voltage signal is input from the comparator 50. When it is determined that a fire has occurred, the fire alarm is generated by performing a control process for generating a fire alarm.

When the control unit 30 performs a control process for generating a fire alarm, the control unit 30 outputs an alarm signal for outputting an alarm sound to the speaker SP through the isolator 60a to audibly detect the fire occurrence by the speaker SP. In addition to outputting an alarm sound for notification, and outputs an alarm signal for a visual alarm to the relay 70 through the isolator (60b) by connecting the current supply path to the warning lamp (AL) by the relay (70) The lamp AL is turned on to generate an alarm signal for visually notifying the occurrence of a fire.

The isolator 60a performs a function of transmitting the alarm signal output from the control unit 30 to the speaker SP, but transmits a signal applied from the control unit 30 to the speaker SP, but controls the control unit from the speaker SP. The signal applied to 30 is blocked to stabilize driving of the controller 30.

The isolator 60b performs a function of transmitting the alarm signal output from the control unit 30 to the relay 70, but transmits a signal applied from the control unit 30 to the relay 70, but controls the control unit from the relay 70. The signal applied to 30 is blocked to stabilize driving of the controller 30.

Then, the control unit 30 is recovered after performing a control process for informing the fire occurrence through the speaker (SP) and the warning lamp (AL) due to the fire occurs, the reset switch 80 is turned on by manual operation of the operator ( In the case of being turned on, the alarm is stopped by the speaker SP and the warning lamp AL, and the fire is monitored based on the signal input from the comparator 50.

In addition, the DC power supply unit 90 supplies the DC current generated by rectifying the AC power supplied as the driving power Vcc for driving the power distribution facility fire monitoring apparatus. The detector power supply unit 40 adjusts the driving power supply Vcc supplied from the DC power supply unit 90 as voltage and supplies it to the temperature detectors 10a to 10c and the smoke detectors 20a to 20c as driving power.

The distribution equipment fire monitoring device according to the present invention having the function as described above performs the following operation when monitoring a fire occurring in the distribution equipment.

When overheating occurs in the distribution panel inside the distribution system due to overload or poor contact, while distributing power from the distribution system to the power supply source, the temperature sensors 10a to 10c detect the temperature corresponding to the overheat. The voltage corresponding to the detected temperature is applied to the comparison unit 50, and the smoke detectors 20a to 20c detect the smoke generated by the overheating and compare the voltage corresponding to the concentration of the detected smoke to the comparison unit 50. To apply.

At this time, the comparator 50 receives the voltage according to the temperature detection by the temperature sensors 10a to 10c and the voltage according to the smoke detection by the smoke detectors 20a to 20c to the first input terminal (+). When the voltage applied to the input terminal (+) is higher than the set reference voltage of the second input terminal (−), the controller 30 outputs a signal of a high level voltage to notify the occurrence of a fire.

Accordingly, the controller 30 determines that a fire has occurred as a signal of a high level voltage is input from the comparator 50 and performs a control process for generating a fire alarm to generate a fire alarm.

As described above, when the control unit 30 performs a control process for generating a fire alarm, a fire signal is generated by the speaker SP by outputting an alarm signal for outputting an alarm sound to the speaker SP through the isolator 60a. By outputting an alarm sound for audible notification, and outputting an alarm signal for visual alarm to the relay 70 through the isolator (60b), the current supply path to the warning lamp (AL) by the relay (70) By connecting the warning lamp (AL) lights up to generate an alarm signal to visually notify the occurrence of a fire.

As such, the alarm sound is output by the speaker SP and the lamp is emitted by the warning lamp AL to notify the fire occurrence. Therefore, the operator of the distribution equipment recognizes the fire and takes appropriate measures according to the fire occurrence. In this case, when the reset switch 80 is turned on by manual operation after the fire recovery, the controller 30 is reset to stop and compare alarm occurrence through the speaker SP and the warning lamp AL. The fire occurrence is monitored based on the signal input from the unit 50.

As described above, the distribution equipment fire monitoring device according to the present invention detects an initial fire phenomena caused by overload or poor contact with the distribution equipment and generates an alarm so that it can be properly dealt with at the beginning of the fire. Damage can be prevented beforehand.

The present invention is not limited to the above description, and those of ordinary skill in the art will be able to change the present invention in various forms without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. Modified implementation will fall within the technical scope of the present invention.

The present invention can be usefully applied to the detection and warning of the initial fire phenomenon in the distribution equipment. According to the present invention, by detecting the initial fire phenomena caused by overload or poor contact to the distribution equipment to generate an alarm to properly deal with the initial fire occurs, the damage caused by the fire of the distribution equipment is prevented in advance.

1 is a view showing the configuration of a distribution facility fire monitoring apparatus according to the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

10a-10c; Temperature sensor

20a-20c; Smoke detector

30; Control

40; Detector power supply

50; Comparator

60a, 60b; Isolator

70; relay

80; Reset switch

90; DC power supply

SP; speaker

AL; Warning lamp

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A temperature sensor installed at a specific position in the power distribution equipment and sensing a temperature according to overheating and outputting a corresponding voltage; A smoke detector installed at a specific location of the power distribution facility and detecting a smoke due to overheating and outputting a corresponding voltage; A comparator for outputting a fire occurrence notification signal according to a result of comparing the voltage from the temperature sensor and the smoke detector with a set reference voltage; And a control unit for receiving a fire occurrence notification signal from the comparison unit and outputting a signal for generating a fire alarm. The method of claim 1, Power distribution equipment fire monitoring apparatus further comprises a speaker for generating an alarm sound according to the signal for the fire alarm output from the control unit. The method according to claim 1 or 2, A warning lamp that receives a current when the current supply path is connected and generates a visual alarm signal; And a relay for connecting the current supply path according to a signal for generating a fire alarm output from the control unit. The method of claim 2, And a isolator for transmitting a signal from the controller to the speaker and for blocking a signal applied to the controller from the speaker. The method of claim 3, And an isolator which transmits a signal from the control unit to the relay and cuts off a signal applied to the control unit from the relay. The method of claim 1, And a reset switch for resetting the controller according to a manual operation. The method of claim 1, And a DC power supply unit for supplying the DC current generated by rectifying the AC power as a driving power source. The method according to claim 1 or 7, And a detector power supply unit configured to supply voltage as driving power to the temperature sensor and the smoke detector by adjusting the voltage of the driving power supply of the DC power supply unit.
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