Fire-induced Structural Response
Fire-Induced Structural Response is a structural engineering phenomenon that denotes the dynamic and thermomechanical behavior of load-bearing systems in tall buildings when subjected to elevated temperatures and thermal gradients during fire events, distinguishing it from ambient-condition structural responses by its coupling of heat transfer, material degradation, and large-scale deformation mechanisms.
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Ulf Wickström · Fire Safety Journal · 2004 · 971 citations
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Experimental behaviour of a steel structure under natural fire
František Wald, Luís Simões da Silva, D. B. Moore et al. · Fire Safety Journal · 2006 · 261 citations · Full text
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