Engine room emergency equipment: CO2 systems, fire detection, emergency stops
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An engine room is hot, oily and full of the kind of airborne particulate that would send an ordinary smoke detector into constant false alarm. Detection systems for this space are chosen around that reality rather than around detecting smoke as such. Heat detectors, either fixed-temperature or rate-of-rise, dominate because they respond to an actual fire's thermal signature and largely ignore normal engine room conditions. Flame detectors, usually infrared or combined UV/IR types, are added over high fire-risk areas such as purifier rooms and fuel treatment spaces because they respond…
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