Typical system architectures

Measurement has value when the response is defined.

Three conceptual arrangements for application discussions. These diagrams show functional relationships rather than approved safety designs.

Fixed-point monitoring

Local measurement at engineered monitoring points. Location and coverage depend on the release scenario, airflow, occupancy and objective.

  1. 01Gas-specific detector
  2. 02Controller / PLC interface
  3. 03Local alarm & defined response
  4. 04Event and service records

Conceptual only. Detector locations, gas ranges, setpoints, certifications and safety actions require qualified project review.

Remote sampling

Bring a compatible gas sample to an accessible instrument. Review tubing, conditioning, flow supervision, transport delay and gas losses before selecting this arrangement.

  1. 01Engineered sample point
  2. 02Compatible tubing & conditioning
  3. 03Instrument with flow supervision
  4. 04Alarm interface & records

Conceptual only. Detector locations, gas ranges, setpoints, certifications and safety actions require qualified project review.

Controller, alarm & network

Coordinate gas and fault indications with operator response and plant interfaces. Required safety functions need an independently reviewed architecture and cause-and-effect basis.

  1. 01Detector and fault signals
  2. 02Controller / engineered logic
  3. 03Alarm / ventilation interface
  4. 04PLC / BMS / SCADA record

Conceptual only. Detector locations, gas ranges, setpoints, certifications and safety actions require qualified project review.

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