A contemporary review of large-scale non-standard structural fire testing
Abstract In recent years, large-scale structural fire testing has experienced something of a renaissance. After about a century with the standard fire resistance test being the predominant means to characterize the response of structural elements in fires, both research and regulatory communities ar...
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