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Interflam 2001
Proceedings of the 9th conference
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1 of 6
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2
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Publication Date:
Sept 2001
The ninth international conference was
held in Edinburgh, Scotland 17th –19th September. The
proceedings contain 94 technical presentations and keynote
papers and 58 poster papers. Volume 1 contains
the following papers: Keynotes
, Fire
Chemistry | Risk Assessment
| Codes | Fire
Resistance | Fire
Behaviour of Materials | Detection
& Suppression | Standards
| Testing | Fire Dynamics
| Modelling Large Fires
| CFD Modelling | Volume
2 contains:| People
in Fires |
Transportation Fires
| Fire Investigation
| Modelling
| 58 Poster Papers (listed
by session)| Author Index
Details:
Hardback, 1570pp with 269 tables and 772 illustrations, ISBN
0 9532312 7 5 (set)
Price:
£ 40 plus p+p at following rates: UK - £7.50,
Europe - £13.50, Rest of World - £22
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS |
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Keynote
Papers
Use-inspired
fundamental research for fire applications, Paul Croce,
Factory Mutual Research, USA
Measurement concerns and opportunities for commercial fire testing
laboratories, William Grosshandler, NIST, USA
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FIRE CHEMISTRY
Combustion
toxicity of polymers
and fire retarded polymers, Richard Hull, D Price, R Wuinn, G Milnes, D Purser, University
of Salford, UK
Quantification
of PAH, dioxins and other chemical species in fire gases,
Per Blomqvist, L Rosell and M Simonson, SP, Sweden
Formation of hydrogen cyanide from materials present in domestic
applications, Margaret Simonson, H Tuovinen, SP & V Emanuelsson, Boras
Univ, Sweden
Emissions from fires of wood chips, Bodgan Dlugogorski, A Bhargava, E Kennedy, Univ of Newcastle,
Australia
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RISK
ASSESSMENT
A
research agenda for fire protection engineering, Morgan
Hurley, SFPE, USA
Computer modelling Vs reality - can we predict the behaviour
of fires? Peter Camp, Strategic Fire Engineering Ltd, N
Townsend, London Fire & Emergency Planning Authority,
UK
Fire risk assessment for cultural heritage, John Watts,
Fire Safety Institute & E Rosenbaum, Hughes Assoc, USA
Quantified fire risk assessment in the design of a major multi-occupancy
building, David Charters, Arup Fire, UK, J Paveley, Arup
Fire Australia, F B Steffensen, Copenhagen Fire Brigade, Denmark
A
fire risk index method for multi-storey apartment buildings
, Björn Karlsson, Iceland Fire Authority, B Tómasson,
VSI Security & Fire Engineering, Iceland
Mandatory sprinklers in Vancouver - ten years on, John
Robertson, City of Vancouver, Canada
An assessment of the risks associated with the use of oxygen
decompression in compressed air workings,
Aubrey Thyer, A Wilday, Health & Safety Executive, S Andrews,
Forensic Science Service, UK
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CODES
The
role of standardisation in developing fire safety engineering,
Joel Kruppa, CTICM, France, Chair ISO TC92/SC4
Fire
as a building design load, Richard Bukowski, NIST/BFRL,
USA
The
relationship between performance based fire safety design
and performance based fire safety regulation, Anthony
Kilpatrick, Glasgow Caledonian Univ, UK, V Brannigan, University
of Maryland, USA
Natural
fire safety for buildings, Louis-Guy Cajot, J-B Schleich,ProfilARBED-Research,
Luxemburg |
FIRE
RESISTANCE
Kingdom
Trade Centre Sculpture, Riyadh Saudi Arabia, Peter Bressington,
T Lovell, A Hedges, Ove Arup & Partners Int'l, UK
Numerical modelling of structural behaviour of open car
parks under natural fire, Bin Zhao, CTICM, France
Strategies
for fire protection of large composite buildings Zhaohui
Huang, I Burgess, R Plank, Univ of Sheffield, C Bailey,
BRE, UK,
Fire
protection of steel beams in composite framed structures,
Susan Lamont, A Usmani, D Drysdale, Univ of Edinburgh,
UK,
The temperatures attained by structural steelwork in
building fires, Brian Kirby, Corus Fire Engineering Division,
UK,
Loadbearing
capacity of cold formed steel joists subjected to severe
heating, Farid Alfawakhiri, Canadian Steel Construction
Council, M Sultan, NRC, Canada,
Experimental
flame heat transfer and surface temperature correlations
for a steel column exposed to a localized fire, Daisuke
Kamikawa,Y Hasemi, Waseda Univ, T Wakamatsu, Kumagai-gumi
Co., K Kagiya, National Institute for Land and Infrastructure
Mangt, Japan
Calculation of heat transfer to structures exposed to fire
-- shadow effects, Ulf Wickström, SP, Sweden
An application of the porous medium for protection of vessels
against explosions, Yu N Shebeko, A Shatalov, I Bolodian,
V Navzenya, D Shebeko, E Zamishevsky, S Kopylov, All Russian
Scientific Research Inst for Fire Protection, VNIIPO Russia
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