| English |
| automatic fire extinguisher |
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| Attestation |
3
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| Part of speech |
Noun phrase
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| Grammatical label |
Countable
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| Definition |
Given that the typical high risk areas are those that contain electrical services or equipment that are difficult to reach or are not regularly visited (such as storage areas), an automatic installation can be used for protection from special hazards where traditional piped systems are impractical. Designed for reliable automatic fire protection, this completely self-contained fire extinguisher requires neither piping nor electrical power. The sensors that activate it are similar to those used by many sprinkler systems -- specifically, quartzoid thermal release bulbs that trigger at a set temperature.
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| Definition source |
Piercey 2002
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| Context |
Standard equipment (major items): Walkthrough windshield; ss deck hardware and rails; 4 Bomar deck hatches; aluminum radar arch; ss swim ladder; hot and cold transom shower; VDO instrumentation; Ritchie compass; Zero Effort or Gaffrig controls; tilt Dino steering wheel; trim tabs and switches; 120v shorepower; cockpit wetbar w/cooler, refrigerator; cabin table and filler cushions; 13“TV/VCR; Kenwood AM/FM/ CD stereo w/4 speakers; phone jack; reading lights; galley w/stove, sink, microwave, refrigerator; 120v water heater; head w/VacuFlush toilet, stand-up shower; CO detector; power engine hatch; automatic fire extinguisher; remote oil filters; batteries in boxes; 80-amp battery charger.
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| Context source |
RrecK702
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| Figure source |
http://www.canevarisicurezza.it
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| Subject field |
Motoryacht
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| Sub-field (level 1) |
Safety equipment
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| Sub-field (level 2) |
Fire extinguishing system
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| Generic concept |
Fire extinguisher
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| Coordinate concept |
Dry chemical fire extinguisher, carbon dioxide fire extinguisher, foam extinguisher.
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| it |
Estintore automatico
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| Reliability code |
3
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