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  2. Pictures of Test 1

 
  Pic1-1
*Fixing of sensor cables
- Protectorwire (Red)
- FTLD (Yellow)

Both cable are fixed at the same distance from the ceiling
Pic1-3
*Test location : XXXX culvert at XXXX Div
*Date of Test : May 25, 1999 5pm
 
  Pic1-2
3 Sensor cables are fixed at A,B,C
which are separated 400mm each
Pic1-4
*Ignition of fire cable by gas torch
 
  Pic1-5
*Part of fire cable ignites.
*As fire starts, a lot of gas and smoke is shown
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*3 minutes after the fire: FTLD detects the fire
 
  Pic1-7
*7 minutes after the fire : fire extinguished.
The inside of the culvert tunnel is full of gas and smoke and it is very difficult to locate the position of the fire by eyes.
Pic1-8
*The burnt cable after fire extinguished
 
  Pic1-9
Fire detection monitoring equipment Detection of temperature change, fire alarm
Temperature change at 1st test.

FTLD 4°C increase detects (3minutes)
Protecto : No response
 
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