BS ISO/TR 13387-2:1999
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Fire safety engineering Design fire scenarios and design fires
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English
02-15-2000
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
5 Design fire scenarios
5.1 Role of design fire scenarios in fire safety
design
5.2 Identification of important design fire
scenarios
6 Design fires
6.1 Role of design fires in fire safety
engineering
6.2 Characteristics of design fires
6.3 Characteristic fire growth
6.4 Events modifying the design fire
6.5 Pre-flashover design fires
6.6 Fully developed fires
6.7 External design fires
Annex A (informative) Typical fire growth categories
Bibliography
Gives advice on identifying suitable design fire scenarios to be considered in fire safety design. Also advises on specification of design fires for quantitative analysis in fire safety design of buildings, and can be applied to other constructions.
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FSH/24
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Standard
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24
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British Standards Institution
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Current
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This part of ISO/TR13387 provides guidance on the identification of appropriate design fire scenarios for consideration in fire safety design. It also provides guidance on the specification of design fires for quantitative analysis in fire safety design of buildings. This approach may be applied to other constructions. It is intended for use in conjunction with the methodology outlined in part1 of this Technical Report.
The document describes a systematic approach to the identification of significant fire scenarios that need to be considered in fire safety design. Once significant fire scenarios have been identified, the document provides guidance on the selection of \'design fire scenarios\' for quantitative analysis.
The document provides guidance on the specification of \'design fires\' to reflect the design fire scenarios that have been identified for analysis. Design fires are specified in terms of important characteristics that form the input data into the quantitative analysis of various subsystems of the fire safety system as described in part1.
Standards | Relationship |
ISO/TR 13387-2:1999 | Identical |
PD 7974-1:2003 | Application of fire safety engineering principles to the design of buildings Initiation and development of fire within the enclosure of origin (Sub-system 1) |
ISO/TR 13387-1:1999 | FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING - PART 1: APPLICATION OF FIRE PERFORMANCE CONCEPTS TO DESIGN OBJECTIVES |
BS DD240-1(1997) : 1997 | FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING IN BUILDINGS - GUIDE TO THE APPLICATION OF FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES |
ENV 1991-2-2 : 1995 | EUROCODE 1 - BASIS OF DESIGN AND ACTIONS ON STRUCTURES - ACTIONS ON STRUCTURES EXPOSED TO FIRE |
ISO/TR 13387-3:1999 | Fire safety engineering Part 3: Assessment and verification of mathematical fire models |
ISO/TR 13387-8:1999 | FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING - PART 8: LIFE SAFETY - OCCUPANT BEHAVIOUR, LOCATION AND CONDITION |
ISO/TR 13387-7:1999 | Fire safety engineering Part 7: Detection, activation and suppression |
ISO/TR 13387-4:1999 | Fire safety engineering — Part 4: Initiation and development of fire and generation of fire effluents |
ISO/TR 13387-6:1999 | Fire safety engineering Part 6: Structural response and fire spread beyond the enclosure of origin |
NFPA 204 : 2015 | SMOKE AND HEAT VENTING |
ISO/TR 13387-5:1999 | Fire safety engineering Part 5: Movement of fire effluents |
BS DD240-2(1997) : 1997 | FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING IN BUILDINGS - COMMENTARY ON THE EQUATIONS GIVEN IN PART 1 |
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