Fire Protection of Timber Building Structures and Constructions

Асеева, Р. М.; Serkov, Boris; Sivenkov, Andrey

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-7460-5_9

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“…However, the CLT fire-rated assembly details still need to be standardised (Grasberger & Hinton, 2018). Alternatives include structural fire protection, impregnation of wood with fire-retardant compositions, direct application of fire-retardant coatings to the material surface, and the use of combined fire protection such as sheeting and thermal insulation (Aseeva et al, 2013). According to Gerard and Barber (2013), the greater the depth of the section (3, 5, or 7 layers), the greater the fire resistance and fire-resistant linings.…”

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Fire Performance of Endospermum malaccense Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Treated with Fire Retardant

Jabar,

Husain,

Smith

et al. 2024

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This study assessed the fire performance of cross-laminated timber (CLT) made from sesenduk (Endospermum malaccense) painted with a fire retardant. Teknoksafe 2407 (Tk-Exterior) and Teknoksafe 2457 (Tk Interior) fire retardants were prepared and applied to the sesenduk CLT. Fire properties such as surface spread of flame test, charring rate test, fire resistance test, and chemical property changes before and after fire testing were evaluated and compared to Control CLT. The results showed that using fire retardant effectively prevented the fire from spreading.

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Fire Performance of Endospermum malaccense Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Treated with Fire Retardant

Jabar,

Husain,

Smith

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E-BPJ

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“…The compressive strength reduction for timber specimens with a moisture content of 12% is between 60-75 % for different timber species at 100°C (Young & Clancy, 2001). A summary of those results is very well explained in the books published by Aseeva et al, 2014and Purkiss & Li, 2014(Aseeva, Serkov, & Sivenkov, 2014Purkiss & Li, 2014). The correlations between temperature and strength has been generally presented by a linear regression equation (Aseeva et al, 2014;CEN, 2004;Purkiss & Li, 2014).…”

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confidence: 84%

“…A summary of those results is very well explained in the books published by Aseeva et al, 2014and Purkiss & Li, 2014(Aseeva, Serkov, & Sivenkov, 2014Purkiss & Li, 2014). The correlations between temperature and strength has been generally presented by a linear regression equation (Aseeva et al, 2014;CEN, 2004;Purkiss & Li, 2014). Strength reductions are dependent on the type of load imposed on the load-bearing member; for instance, Aseeva (2014) observed that the bilinear behaviour in the bending strengthtemperature curves, is different to the reduction observed in tension or compression.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…The correlations between temperature and strength has been generally presented by a linear regression equation (Aseeva et al, 2014;CEN, 2004;Purkiss & Li, 2014). Strength reductions are dependent on the type of load imposed on the load-bearing member; for instance, Aseeva (2014) observed that the bilinear behaviour in the bending strengthtemperature curves, is different to the reduction observed in tension or compression. What has been demonstrated in all of these studies is that at temperatures above 270-300°C, timber strength is practically lost.…”

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Fire analysis of load-bearing bamboo structures

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The remarkable high strength-to-weight ratio of bamboo and the recent innovations and development of laminated bamboo products has enabled the potential for new larger and taller structural bamboo applications. However, there is little understanding of the behaviour and performance of bamboo structures during and after a fire. To date, bamboo has been used widely in low-rise constructions I am infinitely grateful with my amazing friends from the coffee, and beer club, Angela, Aaron, Juan Patricio, Ian, Luis, Sergio, Jaime, Andrea, Abed. I would not have completed this journey without your support and positive energy. They became like my family in Brisbane, and when I had to push uphill, they were always there to struggle with me, to motivate me, to make me grow, and make me laugh in the happiest and most difficult moments. My love and respect go to the UQ Fire family for their support, enlightening conversations, and diligent work.

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Fire Protection of Timber Building Structures and Constructions

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Fire Performance of Endospermum malaccense Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Treated with Fire Retardant

Fire Performance of Endospermum malaccense Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Treated with Fire Retardant

Fire analysis of load-bearing bamboo structures

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