The role of window fire resistance in the performance-based fire design of structures

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Abstract

Ventilation conditions are a key parameter in predicting fire development and
thereby the thermal loads on building structures in a fire. A broken window
can radically change the ventilation conditions in a room, and the increased
supply of oxygen can lead to a fiercer fire. This could prove critical for the
building structure if not probably accounted for in the structural design.
This poster highlights recent results from an ongoing research project at DTU
and suggests a roadmap for future studies in pursuit of a better understanding
of fire-induced glass breakage in modern windows.
Original languageEnglish
Publication date2024
Media of outputPowerPoint
Publication statusPublished - 2024
Event15th SFPE Fire Safety Conference & Expo on Performance-Based Design - Copenhagen, Denmark
Duration: 17 May 202319 Apr 2024
Conference number: 15
https://www.sfpe.org/pbd2024/home

Conference

Conference15th SFPE Fire Safety Conference & Expo on Performance-Based Design
Number15
Country/TerritoryDenmark
CityCopenhagen
Period17/05/202319/04/2024
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