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Colt International Ltd Anatomy of a control system for life safety smoke control CPD Technical Seminar 2018 People feel better in Colt conditions | www.coltinfo.co.uk People feel better in Colt conditions People feel better in


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Colt International Ltd

Anatomy of a control system for life safety smoke control CPD Technical Seminar 2018

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CPD Accreditation

Colt have a number of CPD accredited topics including:

  • Car park ventilation
  • The general principles of smoke control
  • Pressurisation
  • Smoke shafts
  • Overheating common corridors
  • Smoke and fire curtains
  • Louvre
  • Evaporative cooling
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Founded in

1931

2016 Group turnover

£160 million

2016 UK turnover

£30 million

Manufacturing facilities in

UK, Holland & Germany

Colt International Limited

A brief history of Colt

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Accreditations

  • Achilles
  • Altius Gateway
  • CHAS
  • Construction Line
  • Safe Contractor
  • Worksafe Contractor
  • RoSPA

PPQ still required by clients

ISO 9001: 2015 ISO 14001: 2015

Memberships

Colt International Limited

Accreditations and Memberships

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Colt Solutions

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Smoke Control

SHEVS Smoke and Heat Exhaust Systems Car Park Ventilation Pressurisation Systems Smoke Containment Smoke Shaft Systems

Smoke Control

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Climate Control

Natural Ventilation Hybrid Ventilation Evaporative Cooling Mechanical Ventilation

Climate control

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Performance & Screening Louvre

Screening Ventilation & Rain Defence Acoustic Shading

Louvre

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Service

24 hour call out Nationwide Coverage Surveys Spare Parts

Service

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Controls should be Application Specific – fire alarm systems are not always appropriate as life safety control systems Should be designed with resilience, backup and reliability Not BMS, BAS or HVAC/process control systems

  • Open/Closed Protocol?
  • Only operate on first activation (subsequent signals are locked out)
  • Key enabled Firefighters override

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Controls

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Anatomy

  • Brains – decision making control panel
  • Eyes/ears – Sensors and detectors
  • Muscles – Equipment and devices
  • Central nervous system – cable network
  • Cardiovascular System – Power supplies

Minimise single points of failure Protect critical functions Provide early warning and contingency planning Defined failure modes

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Human body analogy

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Decision making system

  • Provides main user interface.
  • Controls the whole system.
  • Displays the status of the system.
  • Allows the system to be overridden.
  • Makes decisions based on a programmed

cause and effect.

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The Brain – Decision making

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Control Panel Display

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The Brain – Decision making

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Sensors and detectors

  • Smoke Detectors
  • Heat Detectors
  • Manual Call Points
  • Override Switches
  • Pressure Sensors
  • Temperature Sensors

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Eyes / Ears – Sensors and Detectors

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Interfaces with other systems

  • Fire Alarm/Detection.
  • Sprinklers.
  • Building Management System (BMS).
  • Day-to-day systems/AHUs.
  • Volt Free Contacts for critical item (Fire Alarm

Interfaces).

  • Non-critical items can be ‘high level’

(Modbus/BACNet etc.)

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Eyes / Ears – Sensors and Detectors

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Control Panel Fire Alarm Display SD SD SD SD FOS

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Eyes / Ears – Sensors and Detectors

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Power Switching Panels – Motor Control Panels

  • Used for switching high powered 3 phase fans.
  • No specific standard on construction.
  • External panels available.
  • Form 2 as standard.
  • Form 4 is possible, but not required and often

expensive.

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The Muscles – Equipment and devices

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Input/Output (I/O) Devices

  • Usually connect to an addressable network.
  • Take power & comms signals.
  • Control devices/motors.
  • Multiple I/Os per network.
  • Usually relatively small & located ‘in the field’.

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The Muscles – Equipment and devices

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Control Panel I/O Fire Alarm Display I/O I/O I/O SD SD SD SD FOS Fan Starter Panel

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The Muscles – Equipment and devices

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Cable Network

Comms and power networks must be protected. Should be installed with metal clips to maintain installation in a fire. Fire rated cabling to Category 3 of BS 8519 for Life Safety Systems. Tested under fire conditions for:

  • Heat
  • Water jet
  • Impact

3 Phase Power Cables should be classed as F120 Comms/230Vac/24Vdc Cables should be PH120 +

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Central Nervous System - Cables

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Control Panel I/O Fire Alarm Display I/O I/O I/O SD SD SD SD FOS Fan Starter Panel

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Central Nervous System - Cables

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Power Supplies BS 8519

Primary and Secondary sources Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Diverse Routes Fire rated enclosures Battery back up Panels

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Cardiovascular system – Power Supply

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Control Panel I/O Fire Alarm Display I/O I/O I/O SD SD SD SD FOS Fan Starter Panel

M M M M M M

Power Supply

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Cardiovascular system – Power Supply

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Typical Schematic

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Example System

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Brains

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Example System

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Eyes/Ears

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Example System

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Muscles

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Example System

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Nervous System

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Example System

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Cardiovascular System

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Example System

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Cause & Effect

  • Control logic for the system.
  • Defines what happens under specific scenarios

(smoke detector activation, switch activation etc.).

  • Usually presented as a simple matrix.
  • Allows project specific software to be

programmed.

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Cause and Effect

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Testing and maintenance

  • Smoke control is a life safety system, covered by the RRO.

Testing and maintenance is covered by BS 9999:2017 Annex I

  • Regular testing – weekly
  • Three monthly full test
  • Annual inspection and maintenance by a competent

person

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Testing and maintenance

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Things to Consider

  • Avoid single points of failure.
  • Feedback from equipment.
  • Failsafe modes.
  • Ease of use.

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Things to consider

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Summary

  • A well designed control system is a lot like the human body:
  • Decision Making System (Brain).
  • Sensors & Detectors (Eyes/Ears).
  • Equipment & Devices (Muscles).
  • Cable Network (Nervous System).
  • Power Supplies (Cardiovascular System).
  • All are required for a functioning system.

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Summary

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Pressurisation Systems – Performnce testing

Ventilation In Car Parks

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