UV Detectors
UV detectors function by capturing the radiation that a flame emits. With a time delay of 3 to 4 seconds, they can decrease false alarms that could be caused by other UV sources such sunshine, lightning, radiation, and arc welding. They are capable of detecting explosions and flames within 4 milliseconds.
The majority of fires, including those involving hydrocarbons (liquids, gases, and solids), metals (magnesium), Sulphur, hydrogen, hydrazine, and ammonia can be detected by UV detectors. Today, the acoustic enclosure of gas turbines is where UV flame detectors are most commonly deployed.
Sensory tools called UV flame detectors are made to react to ultraviolet radiation with a wavelength of less than 300 nm. Due to the methods it employs to detect the flame, a flame detector frequently has a faster response time and more accuracy than a smoke or heat detector.
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