Fire monitor development trends

With the development of artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, big data and other technologies, marine electric fire monitors will have a higher level of intelligence and automation. For example, it can automatically identify the location of the fire source and the size of the fire, and automatically adjust the injection angle, flow rate and injection mode according to the actual situation to achieve precise fire extinguishing. At the same time, it can also be integrated with other fire protection systems and monitoring systems of the ship to realize information sharing and collaborative work, and improve the overall fire protection efficiency.

In order to ensure personnel safety and reduce personnel exposure in dangerous environments, marine electric fire monitors will increasingly adopt remote control technology. Operators can control the fire cannon in a safe area of the ship or through a remote terminal, and even achieve unmanned operation. For example, the 704th Research Institute of China State Shipbuilding Corporation successfully carried out remote-controlled navigation and fire-fighting demonstration tests on ships, demonstrating the application potential of remote fire cannon control and autonomous fire-fighting.

In order to deal with fires in complex places such as large ships and offshore oil platforms, marine electric fire cannons will develop in the direction of large flow and long range to improve fire extinguishing efficiency and coverage. At the same time, we will continue to optimize injection technology and the use of fire extinguishing agents to improve fire extinguishing effects.

In the context of the increasing global emphasis on environmental protection and sustainable development, marine electric fire monitors will also pay more attention to energy conservation and environmental protection. For example, efficient motors and drive systems are used to reduce energy consumption; environmentally friendly fire extinguishing agents are used to reduce pollution to the marine environment.