Depending on your project, you may wish to use Detect3D's risk grades to dictate various performance targets. Tutorials 5, 6, 7, and 8 will go over varying ways of using risk grades in projects.
Detect3D's risk grades allows you to:
Obtain separate coverage statistics for a group of zones or sub-zones
Change the field-of-view multiplier of flame detectors to account for varying fire sizes.
Change the size of the theoretical gas cloud for gas mapping
Change the gas detector type to Combustible or Toxic gas devices
Assign optimization performance targets for ≥1ooN and ≥2ooN
Placeholder for gas cloud concentrations
Assign High and Low alarm levels for gas detectors
Learning objects for this tutorial include how to:
Change the risk grade assigned to a zone or sub-zone
Delete risk grades
Create a new risk grade
Files used in this tutorial:
Tutorial 5.d3d (8MB) - included in the Detect3D Tutorials.zip (22MB)