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BSI PD 7974-3:2003

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Application of fire safety engineering principles to the design of buildings – Structural response and fire spread beyond the enclosure of origin (Sub-system 3)

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BSI 2003 158
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 PUBLISHED DOCUMENT
2 Committees responsible for this Published Document
3 Contents
7 Introduction
8 Overview of the PD 7974 series of Published Documents
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
enclosure
fire safety engineering
time equivalent
sensitivity analysis
structural frames
duration of steady burning
10 4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
16 5 Design approach
5.1 Design principles
17 Methodology for design of all sub-systems in the PD 7974 series
18 Methodology for design of sub-system 3
19 5.2 Routes for fire spread
20 Routes of fire transmission
21 Routes of fire transmission
22 5.3 Mechanisms for fire spread
23 5.4 Factors influencing fire spread
24 The inter-relationship between the inputs and outputs of sub-system 3 and the other sub-systems
25 6 Inputs
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Building characteristics
26 Nomogram for modification factor for ventilation
28 6.3 Environmental influences
6.4 Rate of heat release
6.5 Enclosure temperature
6.6 Time to onset of flashover
6.7 Duration of steady burning
7 Outputs
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Building characteristics
29 7.3 Time to fire spread from enclosure
7.4 Time to structural failure
8 Analysis of mechanisms of fire spread
8.1 Forms of analysis
30 Appropriate combination of various forms of analysis
31 Overview of means of analysis for each fire spread mechanism
32 8.2 Standard fire resistance tests
34 8.3 Experimental large and small scale fire tests
8.4 Expert assessment
35 8.5 Quantitative analysis of fire spread mechanisms
36 Flash-ignition temperatures
38 Configuration factors for typical scenarios
39 Maximum permitted radiation dose to building occupants
40 9 Characterization of the fire conditions
9.1 Introduction
41 Procedure for quantitative analysis of fire conditions
42 9.2 Characterization using standardized models of fire (by fire type or occupancy type)
43 9.3 Determination of fire conditions from experimental investigation
44 9.4 Determination of fire conditions through engineering calculations
45 Values of
46 Possible values for
Possible values for æ
47 Notional radiation levels from openings in enclosures
48 Flame characteristics from an opening with no through draft
50 Flame characteristics from an opening with a through draft
51 Effect of automatic sprinklers on expected fire conditions
52 10 Analysis of thermal response
10.1 Thermal response of elements within enclosure
10.2 Empirical data on the temperature response of members to standard fire conditions
53 10.3 Empirically based calculations for temperature response
55 Calculation of section factors
56 Calculation of element factors
57 Calculation of element factors (EF)
58 Compartment parameters
59 Location and shielding recommendations for columns between windows
60 Location and shielding recommendations for columns opposite windows (one wall)
61 Location and shielding recommendations for columns opposite windows (two�walls)
62 Spandrel beam with shielded flanges
Location and shielding recommendations for spandrel beam
63 Typical set of coating thicknesses for a profile spray applied protection system
64 Typical set of board thicknesses for a box encasement fire protection system
67 10.4 Full analytical approach to prediction of thermal response
Heat transfer coefficients in standard furnace test
68 Guidance on the resultant emissivities of materials
10.5 Temperature dependent thermal properties of construction materials
71 Mean coefficient of expansion for stainless steels
73 Density of stainless steel at elevated temperatures
74 Rate of charring of timber according to BS 5268-4.1
Rate of charring of timber according to DD ENV 1995-1-2
76 Density of masonry units
78 11 Analysis of mechanical response of loadbearing elements
11.1 Introduction
Partial safety factors for loads (illustrative)
79 11.2 Increased loads
11.3 Reduced loads
11.4 Mechanical response of concrete loadbearing elements
80 11.5 Mechanical response of loadbearing metal elements
81 Limiting temperatures of hot finished structural steel (235, 275 and 355)
Load ratio for cold formed steelwork [44]
84 11.6 Mechanical response of loadbearing timber elements
11.7 Mechanical response of loadbearing masonry elements
85 11.8 Mechanical response of loadbearing composite elements of construction
86 Load ratios for concrete filled columns
88 11.9 Mechanical response of loadbearing polymeric elements and fibre reinforced systems
89 Heat penetration of laminates with different resins subject to the hydrocarbon fire curve
11.10 Mechanical response of loadbearing glazed elements
11.11 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of concrete
90 11.12 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of structural steels, cold formed steels, reinf…
Mathematical model for stress-strain relationships of structural steel at elevated temperatures
91 Description of stress-strain parameters in
92 Graphical presentation of reduction factors
93 Reduction factors for stress-strain relationships of structural steel at elevated temperatures
94 Graphical presentation of the stress-strain relationships of structural steel at elevated tempera…
95 Strength reduction factor for structural steel grades 275 and 355 to BS�EN�10025
96 Values for the three main parameters
Strength reduction factor for cold formed galvanized steel to BS�EN�10147
97 Strength reduction factor for bolts
Strength reduction factors for welds
98 Strength reduction factors for fillet welds
11.13 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of stainless steel
Stress-strain model for stainless steel at elevated temperatures
Stress-strain parameters for stainless steel
99 11.14 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of cast iron and wrought iron
100 11.15 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of aluminium alloys
Elastic modulus of aluminium alloys at elevated temperatures
101 Strength reduction for various aluminium alloys at elevated temperatures
11.16 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of timber
11.17 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of masonry
11.18 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of solid polymers with or without fibre reinfor…
102 11.19 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of composite construction systems
11.20 Temperature dependent mechanical properties of glazing
12 Analysis of mechanical response of loadbearing structural frames
103 13 Behaviour of separating elements in fire
13.1 General
104 13.2 Behaviour of fire resisting separating elements
106 Recommended fire protection thickness to compensate for deficiencies in concrete thickness/reinfo…
128 13.3 Maintaining the separating capability of elements or constructions
130 Typical detail showing protection to a floor beam with a service penetration
133 13.4 The extended application process
135 13.5 Behaviour of non-fire resisting separating elements
Notional period of fire endurance where imperforate condition may be assumed for unproven element…
136 (normative) Typical properties of construction materials
(normative) Typical properties of construction materials
Ambient properties of typical enclosure lining materials (illustrative)
Further ambient temperature properties of typical enclosure lining materials (illustrative)
137 (normative) Data on the mechanical properties of steel
(normative) Data on the mechanical properties of steel
Elevated temperature stress–strain data for grade 275 steel
138 Elevated temperature stress–strain data for grade 355 steel
139 Various parameters of steel grade EN�1.4301 for stress-strain relationships of stainless steel at…
Various parameters of steel grade EN�1.4401/EN�1.4404 for stress�strain relationships of stainles…
Various parameters of steel grade EN�1.4571 for stress-strain relationships of stainless steel at…
140 Various parameters of steel grade EN�1.4462 for stress-strain relationships of stainless steel at…
Various parameters of steel grade EN 1.4003 for stress-strain relationships of stainless steel at…
141 (normative) Data on composite sandwich panels
(normative) Data on composite sandwich panels
Thermal elongation/expansion
Thermal elongation/expansion data for composite sandwich panels
Specific heat capacity
Specific heat capacity data for composite sandwich panels
Thermal conductivity
142 Thermal conductivity of cellular glass
Thermal conductivity of expanded polystyrene
Thermal conductivity of extruded polystyrene
143 Thermal conductivity of phenolic foam
Thermal conductivity of polyisocyanurate foam
Thermal conductivity of rigid polyurethane foam
144 Heat transfer via conduction
Density
Density of composite sandwich panels
(informative) Methodology for establishing the extended application�of fire resistance test results
(informative) Methodology for establishing the extended application�of fire resistance test results
General
145 Normative references
146 Terms and definitions
direct application
extended application
rules
calculations (in support of extended application)
expert judgement
construction parameter
thermal and mechanical parameters
factor
factor influence
147 Principles of establishing the field of application
Types of field of application
Variations to be considered when performing an extended application analysis
148 Establishing the influence of a variation in a parameter on the performance of the element
150 Explanation of the expert analysis process
151 Contents of the Extended Applications Report
BSI PD 7974-3:2003
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