论文信息 - Managing the variability of fire behavior

Managing the variability of fire behavior

Diversity of fuels, differences in their arrangement, and environmental changes such as in temperature, air pressure, wind velocity, and humidity are among the factors contributing to the variation in fire development. This paper presents a framework for modeling this variability so that product design and firesafety standards can reflect the total information provided by these actual fire tests.

Geoffrey N. Berlin | G. Berlin

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