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New Book Discusses Building Structure Behavior Under Fire Exposure

Aug 16 2010

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7e8e5b/structural_health) has announced the addition of the "Structural Health Monitoring 2010: Proceedings of the 5th European Workshop" book to their offering.

This volume presents a key focus on the behavior of structures under fire exposure, including the "art, science and practice of structural fire engineering", including the following topics: Fire and thermal models for fire resistance evaluation; Numerical modeling of structures exposed to fire; Simple calculation methods; Experimental studies; Material behavior at high temperature; Practical applications and case studies; Analysis of "whole structure" behavior; and Steel, concrete, masonry, timber, aluminum, and composite structures.

Executive Summary

  • Composites, metals and concrete at high temperatures
  • Experimental and model analysis of whole structure behavior

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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