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The International Concrete Abstracts Portal is an ACI led collaboration with leading technical organizations from within the international concrete industry and offers the most comprehensive collection of published concrete abstracts.
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Document:
SP5-01
Date:
January 1, 1962
Author(s):
C. C. Carlson
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
5
Abstract:
Fire testing procedures in the United States and Europe are examined and compared. Notes that although the standards of different countries are similar in general considerations, differences exist in the details of application. Specimen restraint is discussed.
DOI:
10.14359/16640
SP5-02
I. A. Benjamin
Examines the effect of thermal and structural factors on the fire endurance of normal reinforced concrete. The effects on fire endurance of such variables as type of aggregate, moisture content of the specimen, and the ability of cover to remain in place are discussed.
10.14359/16641
SP5-03
R. R. Sheridan
The degree of fire protection given to steel columns, beams, and girders by various thicknesses of concrete cover is discussed. Protective ceilings used with beam and slab construction and the fire resistance of monolithic concrete and concrete masonry walls are considered.
10.14359/16642
SP5
Editors: Clifton C. Carlson, Irwin A. Benjamin, Robert R. Sheridan, and George E. Troxell
SP5 A compliation of 4 papers based on information gathered by Committee 216, Fireproofing or Fire Protection of Structures.
10.14359/14058
SP5-04
G. E. Troxell
Presents data and compares fire test results from various countries of prestressed concrete beams and slabs. Effect of end restraint on fire resistance of prestressed elements is discussed. The fire endurance of normal reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete are compared.
10.14359/16643
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