Fire performance of prefabricated modular units using organoclay/glass fibre reinforced polymer composite

QT Nguyen; T Ngo; P Tran; P Mendis; M Zobec; L Aye

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Fire performance of prefabricated modular units using organoclay/glass fibre reinforced polymer composite

QT Nguyen, T Ngo, P Tran, P Mendis, M Zobec, L Aye

Construction and Building Materials | ELSEVIER SCI LTD | Published : 2016

DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2016.10.100

University of Melbourne Researchers

Lu Aye Author Infrastructure Engineering

Phuong Tran Author Infrastructure Engineering

Tuan Ngo Author Infrastructure Engineering

Priyan Mendis Author Infrastructure Engineering

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Awarded by ARC Linkage Grant

Funding Acknowledgements

This work was conducted with the financial support of ARC Linkage Grant LP110100429. The authors would also like to acknowledge the support of Permasteelisa Pty Ltd for the experimental program.

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Keywords

Protection Systems

Pultruded Gfrp Profiles

Fire Growth Index

Kinetic-Parameters

Materials Science

Prefabricated Modular

Materials Science, Multidisciplinary

Nanocomposites

Building Floors

Concrete Columns

Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer

Mechanical-Properties

Science & Technology

Construction & Building Technology

Thermogravimetric Data

Elevated-Temperatures

Organoclay

Behavior

Engineering, Civil

Fire performance of prefabricated modular units using organoclay/glass fibre reinforced polymer composite

University of Melbourne Researchers

Related Projects (2)

Prefabricated reusable building modules: reducing building life cycle environmental impacts

A HOLISTIC INTEGRATED DESIGN APPROACH FOR BUILDING ENVELOPES INCORPORATING SUSTAINABILITY, SECURITY AND SAFETY

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Funding Acknowledgements

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