What is the purpose of heat sensing devices in a magazine?

Heat sensing devices in a magazine are specifically designed to sense temperature changes. The primary purpose of these devices is to detect any increases in temperature that could indicate a potentially hazardous situation, such as a fire or spontaneous combustion of materials stored within the magazine. By continuously monitoring the temperature, these devices can provide early warnings and enable prompt action to mitigate risks to the explosives stored in the vicinity.

Humidity levels, smoke detection, and pressure measurement are important safety parameters as well, but they are addressed by different types of sensors. Humidity monitoring would typically use hygrometers, smoke detection involves smoke detectors, and pressure levels would be monitored with barometers or pressure sensors. Each of these functions plays a significant role in overall safety but focuses on different environmental conditions compared to the primary function of heat sensing devices.