Passive and active fire protection — The optimum combination
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OpenAlex topics: Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics
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3. Melinek, S. J., “A Method for Evaluating Human Life for Economic Purposes,” Joint Fire Research Organization Fire Research Note 950/1972.
4. Kawagoe, K. and Saito, H., “A Proposal for Design Method of Fire Resisting Structure,” (paper presented at CIB Colloqium on Safety of Building Structures in Fires, June 1971) Conseil International du Bâtiment, Paris, June 1971.
5. Maskell, D. V. and Baldwin, R., “A Relationship between the Fire Resistance of Columns and the Cost of Construction,” Joint Fire Research Organization Fire Research Note 934/1972.