What's the drafting symbol for CO2 detector?

Krisidious · 22 Jan 2008, 23:56

what's the drafting symbol for CO2 detector?

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Krisidious · 23 Jan 2008, 00:00

this is all I found... for detection...

but it seems to me that this is just a CO2 Gas Symbol to mean that there is CO2 in an area... not a detector

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boofredlay · 23 Jan 2008, 00:01

This is what Graphic Standards lists:

Krisidious · 23 Jan 2008, 00:02

I search my graphic standards for co2 detector and came up with crap...

I have V10 what do you have?

oh BTW thanks for the real symbol...

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boofredlay · 23 Jan 2008, 00:03

Tenth edition, page 982 in the Appendix.

Krisidious · 23 Jan 2008, 00:03

ah I have to get the book out... thanks Boo...

I'm spoiled for the cd search...

I'm adding co2 detectors to all my plans now... after a horrible incident in missouri this year... 7 people killed in a house by CO2... it's too cheap of a detector to not be in buildings... and with every single electrical device putting off CO2 and we humans putting off CO2... it's a must.

feeling lathargic? buy a CO2 detector...

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Krisidious · 23 Jan 2008, 00:05

yes I mean Carbon Monoxide...

the reason it's not fatal normally is because of proper ventalation design... but there are certain circumstances in which too much is creted and not enough is evacuated...

Smoke Detectors are required here... I think CO2 should be

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Alex Jenyon · 23 Jan 2008, 00:06

Just to be REALLY pedantic (don't shoot me...)

CO2 is carbon dioxide, and is completely harmless (unless that's all you're breathing, I guess)

CO (without the '2' on the end) is carbon monoxide, and is lethal at atmospheric levels of about 0.25%, apparently.

Take care

AJ

Concept Artist / Matte Painter

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Krisidious · 23 Jan 2008, 00:08

well that's no good...

so which one is the one that kills people?

CO?

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Krisidious · 23 Jan 2008, 00:09

I just finished my first house plan showing CO2 Dectectors last night...

now I have to e-mail the client revised CO Detectors in the drawing... DOH!

nice catch guys... thanks a lot.

Kristoff Rand
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