Comparison between the charring rate model and the conductive model of Eurocode 5
作者： Paulo B. Cachim , Jean-Marc Franssen
DOI: 10.1002/FAM.985
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摘要: Eurocode 5, Part 1–2, presents several models for the calculation of fire resistance timber structures. These are based on hypothesis that temperatures above 300°C , wood is no longer able to sustain any stress, which makes determination location isotherm decisive result provided by models. In this paper, charring rate model and conductive presented in 1–2 compared regarding isotherm. The main parameters investigated density, moisture content anisotropy. almost complete independence from these leads some inconsistencies between To reduce proposals improve presented. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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