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Modeling thermal decomposition of materials in the event of fire

Author: Éric GUILLAUME

Publication date: April 10, 2013

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6. Towards use in fire safety engineering

Today, models used to predict the fire behavior of systems and structures are beginning to incorporate pyrolysis models [SE 2 064] .

Nevertheless, moving from the scale of the material to that of the real fire requires many intermediate steps, as the change of scale involves considering many factors, all of which can have a considerable influence on the prediction of fire behavior.

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