Applications Of Fire Engineering: Proceedings Of The International Conference Of Applications Of Structural Fire Engineering (asfe 2017), September 7-8, 2017, Manchester, United Kingdom
by Yong Wang /
2017 / English / PDF
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Applications of Structural Fire Engineering
Applications of Structural Fire Engineering
contains the papers presented at ASFE 2017 (Manchester, UK, 7-8
September 2017. The ASFE’17 conference is the next in a series
(2009, 2011, 2013, 2015) of successful conferences that aim to
bring together experts and specialists in design against fire
from all over the world to share ideas and to acquire knowledge
in the field of structural fire engineering.
contains the papers presented at ASFE 2017 (Manchester, UK, 7-8
September 2017. The ASFE’17 conference is the next in a series
(2009, 2011, 2013, 2015) of successful conferences that aim to
bring together experts and specialists in design against fire
from all over the world to share ideas and to acquire knowledge
in the field of structural fire engineering.
Practice in structural engineering increasingly accepts the
benefits of performancebased approaches to the design of
structures for fire resistance.
Practice in structural engineering increasingly accepts the
benefits of performancebased approaches to the design of
structures for fire resistance.Applications of
Structural Fire Engineering
Applications of
Structural Fire Engineering focusses on the application
of design methods, both manual and computational, for structures
to resist fire. Particularly relevant themes are fire
modelling, simulation of the heat transfer between fire and
structures, and modelling of structural behaviour at elevated
temperatures using numerical methods or software implementations
of design codes.
focusses on the application
of design methods, both manual and computational, for structures
to resist fire. Particularly relevant themes are fire
modelling, simulation of the heat transfer between fire and
structures, and modelling of structural behaviour at elevated
temperatures using numerical methods or software implementations
of design codes.
