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DUKE UNIVERSITY CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS June 17, 2014 Section 28 31 46 Page 1 1 28 31 46 – Smoke Detection Sensors 1. General A. Smoke detectors are the one of the most critical components of life safety systems.
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