The Design of Steel Framed Buildings Without Applied Fire Protection

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The Design of Steel Framed Buildings Without Applied Fire Protection

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Bailey, C G;Newman, G M

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 76, Issue 5, 1998

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Bailey, C G;Newman, G M

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 76, Issue 5, 1998

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The standard methods of applying fire protection to steel framed structures, in the form of board, spray or intumescent coating, are well known. However, owing to material and fixing costs the need for passive fire protection is classed as a distinct disadvantage of using steel as a material for structural frames.

C.G. Bailey and G.M. Newman

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