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" Structural fire loads : "
Leo Razdolsky
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BL
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Record Number
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183069
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b92058
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Main Entry
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Razdolsky, Leo
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Title & Author
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Structural fire loads : : theory and principles /\ Leo Razdolsky
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Publication Statement
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New York :: McGraw-Hill,, c2012
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Page. NO
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xv, 447 p. :: ill. ;; 24 cm
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ISBN
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9780071789738 (hardback)
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: 0071789731 (hardback)
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Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Contents
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Machine generated contents note: Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Overview of Current Practice -- Ch. 3. Structural Fire Load and Computer Models -- Ch. 4. Differential Equations and Assumptions -- Ch. 5. Simplifications of Differential Equations -- Ch. 6. fire Load and Severity of Fires -- Ch. 7. Structural Analysis and Design -- References -- Appendix A: National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Best Practices -- Appendix B: NIST Surveys for Fire Loads
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Abstract
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"A complete guide to designing structures to better withstand the effects of fires of various growthsStructural Fire Loads: Theory and Principles combines the disciplines of structural engineering and fire protection engineering by offering a screening tool that can be used by engineers to perform preliminary assessments of fire as a load and its impact on structures. The book covers slow, medium, fast, and ultra-fast fire growth and fires in combination with seismic loads.Neither the 2009 IBC nor ASCE-7 considers fire a structural design load in buildings when prescriptive resistive design methods are used. However, the ICC Performance Code for Building and Facilities requires that the structural integrity of a building be evaluated and maintained to limit fire impact. This practical guide bridges the gap between structural engineering and fire protection engineering when fire is considered a design load.Structural Fire Loads features: Practical examples for fire protection and structural engineering design presented in a simple, step-by-step computational format Details on slow, medium, fast, and ultra-fast fire growth A Solutions Manual for equations presented in chapters 6 and 7 NIST Best Practices and Surveys for Fire Loads A single source that outlines how fire impacts structures Authoritative coverage: Overview of Current Practice; Structural Fire Load and Computer Models; Differential Equations and Assumptions; Simplifications of Differential Equations; Fire Load and Severity of Fires; Structural Analysis and Design"--Provided by publisher
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"This practical guide provides a single source for evaluating how fire impacts structures and how to design structures to better withstand the effects of fires of various growths"--Provided by publisher
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Subject
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Building, Fireproof
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Subject
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Live loads
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Subject
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Structural failures-- Prevention
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Dewey Classification
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624.1/71
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LC Classification
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TH1065.R28 2012
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