As of version 2.44 users may set varying Control Voting Logic settings for gas detectors. This will affect both point and open path gas detector 2ooN coverage calculations based on the high and low alarm distances entered in the Risk Grade properties panel. Contours and isovolumes can be added to display coverage values based on these alarm settings.
From the Risk Grades properties panel, under the new 'Performance Requirements - Gas' section, a Gas Cloud Size (High Alarm) and a Gas Cloud Size (Low Alarm) may be entered.
Using entered alarm distance information, users can choose the Control Voting Logic they want the coverage calculation to use. The logic can be set to LoLo, LoHi, or HiHi as defined by the figures below.
The 1ooN coverage values are always based on the entered low alarm distance. This is regardless of the Control Voting Logic. Meaning, if HiHi is selected for the control voting logic, the 1ooN gas cloud size will still be based only on the Low Alarm gas cloud size. If the LoLo or LoHi is selected the 1ooN gas cloud size will also be taken from the Low Alarm gas cloud size.
You can quickly compare the achieved coverages for the varying alarm levels by changing the Control Voting Logic option in the Risk Grade Properties Panel and clicking the Update All button on the toolbar or coverage results window.
The below shows the varying coverage values for the three Control Voting Logic settings based on a 12 meter low alarm and 7 meter high alarm.