Journal Volume: 53
Journal Issue: 1
Journal Year: 2017
Articles in SafetyLit: 21

A review of fire resistance expectations for high-rise UK apartment buildings

An experimental study of individual ascent speed on long stair

Analytical solution for adiabatic surface temperature (AST)

Characterization of stack effect in high-rise buildings under winter conditions, including the impact of stairwell pressurization

Determination of separation distances inside large buildings

Engineering variables to replace the concept of 'noncombustibility'

Erratum to: Structure and evaluation of the process for origin determination in compartment fires

Experimental and numerical study of window glass breakage with varying shaded widths under thermal loading

Experimental investigation of the effect of fire protection lobby on stair pressurization system in a high-rise building

Experimental studies of electromagnetic wave attenuation by flame and smoke in structure fire

Experimental study of elevator loading and unloading time during evacuation in high-rise buildings

Fire performance of external thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) facades with expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation and thin rendering

Fire resistance and post-fire seismic behavior of high strength concrete shear walls

Influence of material models on predicting the fire behavior of steel columns

Modified critical temperatures for steel design based on simple calculation models in Eurocode 3

Modified social force model based on predictive collision avoidance considering degree of competitiveness

Progressive collapse analysis of a typical super-tall reinforced concrete frame-core tube building exposed to extreme fires

Special issue on fire safety of high-rise buildings

Statistical characterization of cable electrical failure temperatures due to fire for nuclear power plant risk applications

Structure and evaluation of the process for origin determination in compartment fires

The effects of non-uniform temperature distribution on neutral plane level in non-adiabatic high-rise shafts during fires