Sistema electrónico de alarma y control de incendio para cubiertas de material orgánico seco

This project proposes a solution to counteract fires in decks made of dry organic material, replacing smoke, temperature and flame sensors with a video camera solution. For this purpose a scale model of a structure covered by dry organic material was implemented, where the presence of a fire is dete...

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Autor Principal: Jiménez Caro, Andrés Felipe
Otros Autores: Jaramillo Arias, José Luis
Formato: info:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis
Idioma: spa
Publicado: Universidad de San Buenaventura - Cali 2017
Materias:
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Acceso en línea: http://hdl.handle.net/10819/4647
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Sumario: This project proposes a solution to counteract fires in decks made of dry organic material, replacing smoke, temperature and flame sensors with a video camera solution. For this purpose a scale model of a structure covered by dry organic material was implemented, where the presence of a fire is detected that is captured by a camera and analyzed by an engineering station. As an engineering station there is a Raspberry Pi 3, which evaluates a series of rules based on the RGB and YCbCr color components of the images captured by the camera for the classification of fire pixels; Subsequently, control actions are executed according to design criteria. To control the fire, there is an electrovalve that is operated by a control signal emitted from the engineering station, giving way to the water flow through a pipe that finally irrigates the cover by means of a sprinkler. The device's response to real fire situations is evaluated through a series of tests that help determine just how accurate, precise, and sensitive it is overall. The designed device has a percentage of 98% of fire detection and 12% of false alarms, fulfilling satisfactorily with the desired operation, since it detects, notifies and controls the presence of a fire that is present in a cover of dry organic material, Thus minimizing the losses that may occur in the event of catastrophe, where the main author is the fire.