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Eagle lands on French chemical plant

A Detector Electronics (UK) product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Dec 14, 2005

Det-Tronics Eagle Quantum Premier fire and gas detection and extinguishing agent release system selected by Cognis to protect production and storage facilities at plant producing chemical products.

A Det-Tronics Eagle Quantum Premier combined fire and gas detection and extinguishing agent release system with 41 multi-frequency X3301 infra-red flame detectors has been selected by Cognis France to protect production and storage facilities at its plant producing chemical products 50km east of Paris.

The choice of Detector Electronics for the contract followed evaluation testing started in 1999, with all competitive systems eliminated before this year's final decision.

Flame detectors are being installed throughout the plant with the EQP system sitting beside the main controlroom's distributed control system.

The equipment has Atex and CE certifications as required in France.

The Eagle system integrates its multiple functions in one package for hazardous area protection, with system integration on a fault tolerant digital communications network.

Advantages included configuration versatility, use of third-party equipment and simplified safety audits.

The X3301 IR optical flame detector was developed with features adding optical integrity and outputs to its high detection sensitivity.

An extended cone of vision and improved zoning capability also means that fewer detectors are needed, and its resistant to false alarms has been enhanced.

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