Design and Test Research of Fire Monitoring and Alarm System Based on Red and Ultraviolet Double Discrimination Technology

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Fire, as a catastrophe that endangers the survival of human beings, is receiving more and more attention. People hope to find a way to detect fires in advance, so that they can detect and extinguish fires early, minimize the damage and protect people Safety of life and property. Fire occurs almost simultaneously with the use of fire, and with the development of society, material wealth increases, causing more and greater harm. In particular, cities have the characteristics of dense buildings, concentrated population, concentrated property, multiple sources of inflammable and explosive materials, large numbers of points, and wide coverage, which brings more fire and explosion hazards. Once fires and explosions occur, there will be heavy casualties and serious economic losses. So we must have the awareness of safety protection. Therefore, the fire alarm system based on the red-ultraviolet dual-checking platform is a more humane fire-fighting system, which allows people to detect fires early and can stifle the fire in the cradle, reducing people's losses due to fire.

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Yu, D., Zhou, G., Liu, Y., Wu, H., & Guo, J. (2021). Design and Test Research of Fire Monitoring and Alarm System Based on Red and Ultraviolet Double Discrimination Technology. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1992). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1992/3/032134

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