The fire performance of light timber frame assemblies mainly depends on the protection provided by the cladding. A comprehensive experimental and numerical analysis on the fire behaviour of protective cladding made of gypsum plasterboards and wood-based panels has been recently carried out at ETH Zurich. The paper describes the main results of the experimental and numerical analyses carried out with gypsum plasterboards. The results of the experimental and numerical analysis allowed the development of a design model for the verification of the separating function (insulation and integrity criteria) of light timber frame wall-and-floor assemblie
Fire resistance of timber structures is an important topic of research and discussion. A popular met...
This paper presents the results of a number of full-scale fire resistance tests conducted in accorda...
Light gauge Steel Frame (LSF) walls are commonly used in building construction. In general, they are...
A full-scale compartment fire test was performed to assess gypsum plasterboards and wood based panel...
This investigation analyses the influence of the depth and the distance between studs on the fire r...
Gypsum plasterboards are commonly used as a fire safety material in the building industry. Many rese...
Gypsum plasterboards are commonly used to protect the light gauge steel-framed walls in buildings fr...
Gypsum plasterboards are used in Light-gauged Steel Framed (LSF) walls as the primary fire-resistant...
The main objective of this work is to verify the fire resistance of unprotected (W-W-W) wood-towood ...
Gypsum plasterboard lined timber-framed walls are commonly used in construction and provide excellen...
Fire resistance of cold-formed light gauge steel frame (LSF) wall systems is enhanced by lining them...
Recently unclassified boards with varying composition and more notably with ambiguous thermal proper...
This paper presents the results from an experimental study on the behaviour of gypsum board- protect...
The fire resistance characteristic of LSF wall systems mainly depends on the protective linings in u...
The wood behavior varies with temperature, which has a negative effect, be-ing verified by progressi...
Fire resistance of timber structures is an important topic of research and discussion. A popular met...
This paper presents the results of a number of full-scale fire resistance tests conducted in accorda...
Light gauge Steel Frame (LSF) walls are commonly used in building construction. In general, they are...
A full-scale compartment fire test was performed to assess gypsum plasterboards and wood based panel...
This investigation analyses the influence of the depth and the distance between studs on the fire r...
Gypsum plasterboards are commonly used as a fire safety material in the building industry. Many rese...
Gypsum plasterboards are commonly used to protect the light gauge steel-framed walls in buildings fr...
Gypsum plasterboards are used in Light-gauged Steel Framed (LSF) walls as the primary fire-resistant...
The main objective of this work is to verify the fire resistance of unprotected (W-W-W) wood-towood ...
Gypsum plasterboard lined timber-framed walls are commonly used in construction and provide excellen...
Fire resistance of cold-formed light gauge steel frame (LSF) wall systems is enhanced by lining them...
Recently unclassified boards with varying composition and more notably with ambiguous thermal proper...
This paper presents the results from an experimental study on the behaviour of gypsum board- protect...
The fire resistance characteristic of LSF wall systems mainly depends on the protective linings in u...
The wood behavior varies with temperature, which has a negative effect, be-ing verified by progressi...
Fire resistance of timber structures is an important topic of research and discussion. A popular met...
This paper presents the results of a number of full-scale fire resistance tests conducted in accorda...
Light gauge Steel Frame (LSF) walls are commonly used in building construction. In general, they are...