Fire tests at reduced scale as powerful tool to fasten the development of flame-retarded material: Application to cables
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Sophie Duquesne | Bertrand Girardin | Gaëlle Fontaine | Serge Bourbigot | S. Bourbigot | S. Duquesne | B. Girardin | G. Fontaine
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