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...Mayank Shrivastava; Anthony K. Abu; Rajesh P. Dhakal; Peter J. Moss; Trevor Z. Yeow Probabilistic structural fire engineering is an approach to designing structures for fire conditions, which allows the estimation of an annual rate of exceeding various levels of building response. This is done...

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... 3 2011 30 1 2009 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 computational mechanics fire engineering safety & hazards Smoke and fire gases, inherent in all unwanted fires, are products of combustion that constitute one of the most dangerous and commonly observed...

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