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Software Controlled Fire Detection Systems-Design and Testing

Luck et al., 1987

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Document ID
2523901058566457033
Author
Luck H
Schlossarek U
Publication year
Publication venue
Fire Science and Technology

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Software-controlled fire detecting installations are of increasingly gowing importance and attraction. The paper discusses the advantages as the main reasons for this fact. in addition it gives an indication of the problems to be solved and the inherent failure sourcses. The …
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