FIRE RESISTANCE FOR THIN-WEBBED CONCRETE AND MASONRY ELEMENTS
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https://doi.org/10.14311/asfe.2015.036Abstract
Deterioration of material characteristics and structural performance highly depends on constituents and temperature history. Material composition can also highly influence structural behaviour of elements. Thickness of web can be critical for high temperatures. The same situation is for interjoist elements (concrete or brick) between precast roof girders.
First part of our study was to improve fire resistance by structural elements with a typical thin web. Our experimental study included fire tests on various concrete mixes and fire tests of the girder with simultaneous application of load. Second part of our study was to summarize the result of real fire cases for girder-slab systems with concrete or brick interjoists.Downloads
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