Architectural Automatic Fire Protection Engineering

Author: Lang Lüping
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book introduces the composition of building automatic fire protection systems, the working principles, performance, and main technical indicators of their primary equipment and components. In line with the overall requirements of intelligent buildings and based on engineering practice, it focuses on explaining the design of interlocking control circuits for subsystems such as automatic fire alarm, automatic fire suppression, emergency lighting, and emergency broadcasting communication, as well as the application of microprocessors in building automatic fire protection systems. Additionally, it covers the basic methods for engineering design, installation specifications, installation and commissioning, and electrical installation cost estimation of building automatic fire protection systems according to national regulations. Furthermore, it provides a brief introduction to the relevant regulations and requirements for building automatic fire protection systems in foreign countries. At the end of the book, there are commonly used charts and design materials, and review questions are included after each chapter to reinforce the learning of the content. This book can serve as a textbook for electrical engineering and automation majors, building electrical automation majors, and other related fields in higher education institutions of architecture. It can also be used as a reference for professionals in architecture, plumbing and heating, mechanical and electrical, and fire protection, as well as for those engaged in the engineering design, installation and commissioning, supervision, and cost estimation of building automatic fire protection systems.