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Presenter: Michael Scott
Date:
Thursday, 27 July 2006
This web seminar will
explore the current trends in the market
place and industry in general with respect
to Fire & Gas Detection Systems and their
relationship to Safety Instrumented Systems
(SISs). The concept of a Safety Instrumented
Fire and Gas Detection System will be
introduced and explained in detail.
Design issues associated
with Safety Instrumented Fire and Gas
Detection Systems will be addressed
including:
• Energize-to-trip system
requirements
• Mitigation versus prevention system issues
with regard to overall facility Risk
Reduction
• Backup Power Requirements and
implementation issues
• Circuit Supervision Requirements
• Safety Instrumented Function (SIF)
Identification / Safety Integrity Level (SIL)
Selection issues
Recognize the differences between a FGS
and a SIS
Know what codes/standards exist or are
being modified that could impact the design
of FGS’s
Understand issues to be addressed when
attempting to apply SIS concepts to FGS
designs
Understand prescriptive requirements
imposed by NFPA 72 certification including
battery sizing, battery chargers, and
circuit supervision
Gain insight into future FGS
requirements that could impact your
design/facility
$195 per site per seminar for ISA Members
$225 per site per seminar for nonmembers
| Equipment &
System Requirements |
Touch-tone telephone with a speakerphone
for the audio portion of the live seminars
Internet connection running at 28.8 bps
or faster
Java-enabled browser (Netscape Navigator
4.04 or later or Microsoft Internet Explorer
4.01 or later)
Computer monitor large enough for all
participants to view or projection system to
project the presentation for larger
audiences.
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