Sentence examples for strength of fire from inspiring English sources

However, only limited information is available in relation to the residual strength of fire exposed cold-formed steel members.

In order to research the calculating method of flexural strength of fire-damaged reinforced concrete (RC) beams with carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) sheets strengthening, the flexural strength of fire-damaged beam was analyzed with section analysis.

Furthermore, the analysis indicates that the ferrite grain size has less effect on high-temperature strength of fire-resistant steel.

For example, the residual compressive strength of fire-damaged concrete can be estimated by measuring the HNP via the nonlinear resonance vibration method using thin concrete disks.

Moreover, the bainite strengthening plays an important role in improving the high-temperature strength of fire-resistant steel.

In addition, the relationship between the compressive strength and tensile strength of fire-damaged concrete is proposed and compared with the corresponding relationships for undamaged concrete.

A thermal mechanical model for calculating the residual stiffness and strength of fire-exposed sandwich composite structures is presented.

(9) and (10), the residual compressive strength of fire-damaged concrete can be estimated from the measured value of splitting tensile strength, and vice versa; thus, it is advantageous to select the more efficient method based on the circumstances.

A series of Fe Mo C steels with Mo addition from 0.1 to 0.8 wt.% have been prepared to study the effects of Mo on high-temperature strength of fire-resistant steel.

Compared with the fire-damaged columns without pre-load and that at room temperature, the post-fire ductility and energy absorption capacity of CFT with pre-load had no obvious deterioration and the axial load level had no obvious influence on the residual strength of fire-damaged CFT.

Previous studies on the lPFC reported that the incidence and strength of firing synchrony were highest among cells sharing similar spatial tuning and temporal profiles of activation across task epochs (Funahashi and Inoue 2000; Constantinidis et al. 2001).