Journal of Urban Development and Management · 2022 · 22 citations · 2 references
EngineeringArchitectural EngineeringCivil EngineeringBuilding StructuresFire ManagementFire Protection EngineeringBuilding AutomationFire PreventionFire SafetyFire Safety EngineeringFire-resistant MaterialsStructural Fire EngineeringBuilding Fire SafetyFire Prevention EngineeringFire Protection DesignFire Safety Engineering DesignHigh-rise Fire SafetySmoke ExhaustSmoke Exhaust DesignStructural Fire Protection
As urbanization picks up speed, row upon row of high-rise buildings spring up, and their structure is increasingly complex. In the meantime, fire poses a more and more serious problem to these buildings. This paper summarizes the recent development of high-rise buildings, and analyzes the main features of high-rise building fire from the angles of material design, structural design, etc. The technical development of heat preservation material greatly improves the security of exterior fire prevention system. Starting from the structure of the building itself, architects have carried out systematic and reasonable planning for smoke exhaust design, automatic alarm design, stair design, and so on. The fire safety of high-rise buildings could be improved in an all-round way, drawing on advanced technologies like fighting drones, robots and the Internet of things.
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Fire Safety Design for Tall Buildings
Adam Cowlard, Adam Bittern, Cecilia Abecassis-Empis et al. · Procedia Engineering · 2013 · 92 citations · Full text