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Structural Fire Engineering Of Complex Frames By Means Of Micro-computer Application

Klingsch, W. and Wittbecker, F.W., 1989. Structural Fire Engineering Of Complex Frames By Means Of Micro-computer Application. Fire Safety Science 2: 729-738. doi:10.3801/IAFSS.FSS.2-729


ABSTRACT

A numerical method is presented which renders possible realistic structural fire engineering practice; using micro computers is possible. Program structure and its numerical principles were discussed including computer orientated formulation of material properties. Physical and geometrical nonlinearities are taken into account. Accuracy is demonstrated in comparison with full scale ISO-fire test results. Analysis of complex frame behavior is shown with a multi storey frame under local fire. For practical application in structural fire design there are no restrictions in materials and fire characteristics.


Keyword(s):

numerical modeling, structural fire engineering, complete frame analysis, material properties formulation


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