Composite building structures and their fire resistance: A methodology of resource-saving evaluation

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The paper presents a new resource-saving methodology of determining design fire resistance of composite (steel reinforced-concrete) building constructions. The suggested methodology establishes indicators of fire safety of a building which consist in ensured duration of a steel corrugated wall resistance and of tension and compression composite flange of reinforced concrete building structure in terms of standard heating tests; as well as in the assessment of designed limits of fire resistance of a composite building structure during its design-stage, construction or maintenance of the building; and also in for of fire resistance. The paper introduces an improved algorithm for solving fire-technical tasks in respect to express-calculation of designed fire resistance of composite building structures. The article provides results of a scientific research and the content of its technical effect including resource saving while putting into practice an innovative solution of fire protection and ensure fire-resistance of buildings constructions. The results of this scientific research are recommended for practical application in design organizations and can be used to improve existing regulatory documents for fire safety.

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Ilyin, N., Panfilov, D., & Zaslavsky, E. (2017). Composite building structures and their fire resistance: A methodology of resource-saving evaluation. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 106). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201710602016

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