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IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC FACTOR TO VERIFY THE ALARM IN TERMS OF ECOLOGY IN THE SELECTED REGION
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Alarm systems are designed to protect life, health and property. These systems have been used more and more frequently in recent years, and together with them, protection through the connection of the building and a monitoring center are also used. The purpose of the connection is additional protection in order to verify the indicated alarm by the employees of the security service. This verification must be performed for each indicated for which the owner is not in the building. According to the Act of the Slovak Republic No. 473/2005 Coll. it must be checked by the required number of staff who may use more than one means of transport. The aim of the paper will be, based on the real situation, to express the economic and ecological difference in the use of cars and motorcycles to move from the workplace of the security service to the protected object. The real situation will take place in a selected region, specifically the city of Zilina, where we have a monitoring center within the scientific equipment of the University of Zilina. The building of the Faculty of Security Engineering, which is remote from the monitoring center and can be reached by several routes, will be considered a protected object. All possible routes will be examined to determine the fuel consumption of a passenger car and motorcycle. Determining the consumption of fuel needed to move between the objects is necessary to express the financial aspect, i.e. which method is more advantageous for society. But also, the ecological factor, as we will be able to express the value of generated emissions for individual routes. Subsequently, we will determine the best route from an economic as well as an ecological point of view.
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