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Edinburgh tall buildings fire tests

The University of Queensland
Cristian Maluk (Aggregated by) Dr Cristian Maluk Zedan (Aggregated by) Dr Cristian Maluk Zedan (Aggregated by) Dr Juan Hidalgo Medina (Aggregated by) Dr Juan Hidalgo Medina (Aggregated by)
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A total of twelve experiments are conducted, ten using box gas burners and two using a bed of wood cribs. Both the fire development and ventilation characteristics are varied systematically to enable the careful examination of the effect of each on the fire dynamics within the compartment. For this set of tests, sensor instrumentation is, as far as practicable, provided at a resolution to enable benchmarking of field models. These tests form part of the Real Fires for the Safe Design of Tall Buildings Project.

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Civil Engineering | Engineering | ETFT | compartment fire framework | enclosure fire dynamics | eng | engineering | fire safety engineering | full-scale experiments | large open-plan compartment | tall buildings |

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Ventilation effects on the thermal characteristics of fire spread modes in open-plan compartment fires

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Gupta, Vinny, Hidalgo, Juan P., Cowlard, Adam, Abecassis-Empis, Cecilia, Majdalani, Agustin H., Maluk, Cristian and Torero, Jose L. (2020). Ventilation effects on the thermal characteristics of fire spread modes in open-plan compartment fires. Fire Safety Journal, 120 103072, 103072. doi: 10.1016/j.firesaf.2020.103072

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