Spatial separation is one of the measures to reduce the potential for fire spread between neighbouring buildings and subsequent fire development to conflagration. With rising land and infrastructure costs, there is increasing pressure to allow new houses to be built closer together. While most code requirements and recommended practices of exterior wall construction are still based on fire studies involving cellulosic fuels, building contents have changed with increased amount of non-cellulosic materials.La s\ue9paration spatiale, entre autres mesures, r\ue9duit le risque de transmission du feu jusqu'aux immeubles voisins et, donc, le risque de conflagration. La hausse du co\ufbt des terrains et des infrastructures a intensifi\ue9 la tendan...
It is of importance in the field of fire technology to be able to predict the space separations betw...
The external envelope of a building should not provide a medium for undue fire spread to adjacent b...
Although there have been numerous studies on the fire performance of fire rated wall systems over th...
With rising land and infrastructure costs and the demand for affordable housing, there is increasing...
This digest summarizes some of the basic considerations in preventing the spread of fire between bui...
This paper addresses four main aspects of reducing fire hazards: 1) controlling fire within a compar...
No building is free from the threat of fire. A designer, however, can ensure that only limited damag...
Development of the separation aspect of the National Building Code by the inclusion of the dimension...
The research program on exterior-wall fires at the National Research Council is described. The progr...
The time necessary to evacuate today's high-rise buildings in a fire emergency is unsatisfactory fro...
Building codes cover only the minimum requirements for fire safety and leave ample room for the expe...
With the advent of new materials and innovative construction products and systems for use in constru...
It is recognized that factors other than flammability of lining materials -- ventilation, the nature...
Smoke is a major killer of building occupants in times of fire. How does it spread throughout a buil...
Changes in building methods, the use of new materials and the rapid growth of high-rise building con...
It is of importance in the field of fire technology to be able to predict the space separations betw...
The external envelope of a building should not provide a medium for undue fire spread to adjacent b...
Although there have been numerous studies on the fire performance of fire rated wall systems over th...
With rising land and infrastructure costs and the demand for affordable housing, there is increasing...
This digest summarizes some of the basic considerations in preventing the spread of fire between bui...
This paper addresses four main aspects of reducing fire hazards: 1) controlling fire within a compar...
No building is free from the threat of fire. A designer, however, can ensure that only limited damag...
Development of the separation aspect of the National Building Code by the inclusion of the dimension...
The research program on exterior-wall fires at the National Research Council is described. The progr...
The time necessary to evacuate today's high-rise buildings in a fire emergency is unsatisfactory fro...
Building codes cover only the minimum requirements for fire safety and leave ample room for the expe...
With the advent of new materials and innovative construction products and systems for use in constru...
It is recognized that factors other than flammability of lining materials -- ventilation, the nature...
Smoke is a major killer of building occupants in times of fire. How does it spread throughout a buil...
Changes in building methods, the use of new materials and the rapid growth of high-rise building con...
It is of importance in the field of fire technology to be able to predict the space separations betw...
The external envelope of a building should not provide a medium for undue fire spread to adjacent b...
Although there have been numerous studies on the fire performance of fire rated wall systems over th...