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Fire is one of the most critical hazards in any facility, and industrial processes that involve volatile and potentially flammable materials present challenges for fire protection. These 10 tips can help you meet this challenge.

3 Best Practices for Fire and Gas Detection

Faster fire detection in challenging FRT applications is the differentiator between a suppression event and a disaster. See how Det-Tronics optical flame detectors can make the difference for your facilities.

Fire and gas detection technologies play an important safety role in extreme offshore environments.

It is well known that life safety system components such as flame and gas detectors need to be certified for compliance with specific standards, including a facility’s target Safety Integrity Level (SIL). What is not as well known is that the certify

This article takes a look at how digitalization tools help increase safety and reduce operating costs for high-hazard facilities through intelligent interactions between operations management and life safety systems.

This article, published in Gulf Fire, looks at the use of flame and gas detection for life safety in oil and gas facilities.

High-performance systems that detect fires and actuate supplemental suppression systems safeguard costly aircraft assets, as well as hangar structures and human life.

There are many differences between gas detectors used to monitor processes and those used to protect lives. This article helps decipher the differences and when to use each type.

There is much to be gained through the integration of fire and gas safety systems and process controls. Read this article to learn about the way to do this in your facilities.

Protecting expensive aircraft assets, hangar structures and human life requires a fire protection system as unique as the demands of this fire-protection application.

By itself, hydrogen is colorless, odorless, tasteless and non-toxic. But when even small amounts of this seemingly harmless substance mix with air, it morphs into a major fire hazard unlike any other. Learn how to tackle this challenge.

If a fire, smoke or gas leak is detected in an industrial facility, prescriptive actions must be taken by the fire and gas safety system, as well as the process control system, to mitigate and control the hazard.

Fire is one of the most critical hazards and industrial processes and facilities that involve volatile and potentially flammable materials present special challenges for fire protection. The NFPA has created standards for each situation. This article

The global demand for natural gas means protecting LNG operational continuity, facilities and staff are more vital objectives than ever. Risk mitigation from catastrophic fires starts with the right detection and protection system.

High-performance systems that detect fires and actuate supplemental suppression systems safeguard costly aircraft assets, as well as hangar structures and human life.

Flame and gas detection can reduce risks at valuable natural gas pipeline compressor stations. This article gives an overview into how to take advantage of this solution.

Offshore oil platforms. Pipelines crossing deserts. Production facilities operating at -47 degrees and lower. This article provides guidance for selecting the right detector for the job…and the environment.

Offshore oil platforms. Pipelines crossing deserts. Production facilities operating at -47 degrees and lower. This article provides guidance for selecting the right detector for the job…and the environment.