TY - BOOK
T1 - Room Fires and Combustible Linings
AU - Karlsson, Björn
PY - 1989
Y1 - 1989
N2 - An extensive research program on combustible wall lining materials has been carried out in Sweden. Several lining materials were tested in full scale room tests and 1/3 scale model room tests for two different scenarios, A and B. Scenario A refers to the case where walls and ceiling are covered by the lining material, scenario B where lining materials are mounted on walls only. A model is presented using material properties derived from standardized bench-scale tests as input data. The model predicts the fire growth in the full or 1/3 scale tests, which includes predicting the rate of heat release, gastemperatures, radiation to walls, wall surface temperatures and downward flame spread on the wall lining material.
AB - An extensive research program on combustible wall lining materials has been carried out in Sweden. Several lining materials were tested in full scale room tests and 1/3 scale model room tests for two different scenarios, A and B. Scenario A refers to the case where walls and ceiling are covered by the lining material, scenario B where lining materials are mounted on walls only. A model is presented using material properties derived from standardized bench-scale tests as input data. The model predicts the fire growth in the full or 1/3 scale tests, which includes predicting the rate of heat release, gastemperatures, radiation to walls, wall surface temperatures and downward flame spread on the wall lining material.
M3 - Report
VL - 3050
T3 - LUTVDG/TVBB--3050--SE
BT - Room Fires and Combustible Linings
PB - Department of Fire Safety Engineering and Systems Safety, Lund University
ER -