RT @FireTechnology: Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
RT @FireTechnology: Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
RT @FireTechnology: Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
RT @FireTechnology: Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
RT @FireTechnology: Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
RT @gollnerfire: Interesting article by Babrauskas. I agree, we shouldn’t define something as simply non-combustable, we should use quantit…
Interesting article by Babrauskas. I agree, we shouldn’t define something as simply non-combustable, we should use quantitative values to define its flammability. This is a problem thought fire engineering regulations. Better to quantify materials rather t
RT @FireTechnology: Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
Engineering Variables to Replace the Concept of ‘Noncombustibility’ | SpringerLink https://t.co/vAs7uwOqKy
The concept of noncombustibility evolved in early building codes before quantitative methods of fire hazard existed https://t.co/4NEQy1Ccj0