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Transport fire alarm systems function in different, often extreme, operational condition. Type A, B fire alarm circuits, detection loops, alarm control units are located inside buildings (e.g. railway stations, signal boxes, transformer stations, switchgear), as well as outside, within an open access environment (e.g. railway stations, walkways, storage sheds, etc.) [10,11,12]. Long-term studies of the FAS operation process support the thesis that the proper functioning of these safety platforms is a reliability function of the components – sensors, modules, control units, etc. The maintenance and servicing process, spare parts availability and conducting periodic inspections also determine an appropriate reliability level [4, 6, 16, 17, 19]. The analysis of the operational phenomena, occurring within a FAS should take into account two important issues: the reliability approach already at the stage of developing the design fire scenario, as well as the efficient operational management of these complex technical objects – i.e., for example, service availability, conducting preventive inspections and the parameters of their environments [7, 12, 16]. For this purpose, the authors of the article selected two representative FAS, which are most commonly used within vast transport areas and attempted to imitate Jacek PAś Tomasz KlimczAK

Selected issues of the reliability and operational assessment of a fire alarm system