Reducing the Fire Hazard of Wooden Structures
Asgat M. Gazizov
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Asgat M. Gazizov
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Abstract. Increasing the fire resistance of wooden structures is relevant because of their increased flammability. The article describes an experimental study using NEOMID flame retardant paint and silica powder as a flame retardant for wooden structures. According to the results of the experiment, a group of fire-retardant effectiveness of the tested fire-retardant composition was established with different methods of its use.
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Abstract. Increasing the fire resistance of wooden structures is relevant because of their increased flammability. The article describes an experimental study using NEOMID flame retardant paint and silica powder as a flame retardant for wooden structures. According to the results of the experiment, a group of fire-retardant effectiveness of the tested fire-retardant composition was established with different methods of its use.
Key concepts: Fire retardant, Flammability, Fire hazard, Fire resistance, Forensic engineering, Materials science, Hazard, Environmental science