Chapter 7 in the book: The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C. Abecassis Empis and R. Carvel, Published by the School of Engineering and Electronics, University of Edinburgh, 2007. ISBN 978-0-9557497-0-4The post-flashover Fire Test One of a furnished room in Dalmarnock provides a wealth of information including measurements in both the gas phase and on compartment boundaries (Chapter 3). Total heat fluxes at a number of locations in the room were obtained together with gas flow velocities at all major openings. Materials involved comprised thermally-thick and thermally-thin elements including ceilings, internal and external walls and small length-scale members. This chapter presents the spatial dis...
Traditional methods for specifying thermal inputs for the structural fire analysis of buildings ass...
Traditional methods for specifying thermal inputs for the structural fire analysis of buildings assu...
The current design methods used to determine fire progression and temperature-time development in fi...
The last two decades have seen new insights, data and analytical methods to establish the behaviour...
peer reviewedThe term “travelling fire” is used to label fires which burn locally and move across th...
This paper shows and demonstrates how an analysis of the energy and mass balance of a fully develope...
Peer reviewed paper published in Fire Safety JournalTraditional methods for quantifying and modellin...
Chapter 11 in the book: The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C....
Architectural design of buildings in the 21st century has emphasized large open spaces, atriums, hig...
Architectural design of buildings in the 21st century has emphasized large open spaces, atriums, hig...
Paper presented at Fire and Materials Conference 2011.The challenge of modelling a well characterize...
Chapter 2 in the book: The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C. ...
Many fire models have been proposed to investigate structural response to fire, where fire is consid...
Traditional methods for quantifying and modelling compartment fires for structural engineering analy...
The term “travelling fire” is used to label fires which burn locally and move across the floor over ...
Traditional methods for specifying thermal inputs for the structural fire analysis of buildings ass...
Traditional methods for specifying thermal inputs for the structural fire analysis of buildings assu...
The current design methods used to determine fire progression and temperature-time development in fi...
The last two decades have seen new insights, data and analytical methods to establish the behaviour...
peer reviewedThe term “travelling fire” is used to label fires which burn locally and move across th...
This paper shows and demonstrates how an analysis of the energy and mass balance of a fully develope...
Peer reviewed paper published in Fire Safety JournalTraditional methods for quantifying and modellin...
Chapter 11 in the book: The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C....
Architectural design of buildings in the 21st century has emphasized large open spaces, atriums, hig...
Architectural design of buildings in the 21st century has emphasized large open spaces, atriums, hig...
Paper presented at Fire and Materials Conference 2011.The challenge of modelling a well characterize...
Chapter 2 in the book: The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C. ...
Many fire models have been proposed to investigate structural response to fire, where fire is consid...
Traditional methods for quantifying and modelling compartment fires for structural engineering analy...
The term “travelling fire” is used to label fires which burn locally and move across the floor over ...
Traditional methods for specifying thermal inputs for the structural fire analysis of buildings ass...
Traditional methods for specifying thermal inputs for the structural fire analysis of buildings assu...
The current design methods used to determine fire progression and temperature-time development in fi...