Early warning method for monitoring abnormal temperature state of ship carrying dangerous goods
A technology for dangerous goods and abnormal conditions, which is applied in the field of early warning for monitoring abnormal temperature conditions of ships carrying dangerous goods, and can solve problems such as the inability to objectively reflect the risk level of ship overtemperature, the inability to meet safety risk management requirements, and the explosion of dangerous goods. Good feasibility and operability, low false alarm rate, accurate early warning effect
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[0051] Example: Taking a chemical tanker with all cargo holds loaded with methanol, the main engine located in the engine room catches fire and causes the gearbox to burn at the same time during the shipping process. The temperature abnormal state alarm is used as an example:
[0052] (1) Installation of monitoring equipment
[0053] Identify various safety risks of chemical tankers during the shipping process, and determine the areas that need to be monitored on board. Two infrared thermal imagers are installed in the ship's engine room, cargo deck, pump room, cockpit, storage room, kitchen, dining room, evacuation passage, meeting room, fire equipment room and chimney exit. the entire space of the location. All cargo cover, fuel tank, piping, main engine, gear box, clutch, supercharger, battery and oil pump on the ship are located within the monitoring coverage of the infrared thermal imager. The infrared thermal imager uses a 4mm fixed-focus lens with a display resolution...
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